Johnny Rabbitt talks with Rick Randall about Flags of Valor at Art Hill, Mary O’Reilly about The Wednesday Club, and Jodi Woolsey and Beth Bacon about their book Route 66: Faces & Places Along America’s Mother Road.

Johnny Rabbitt hosts the 9 a.m. hour with veteran journalist Peter Maer discussing his career and book Chasing the Story. Concert pianist Dr. Mark Spurrer also joins the show to preview Pianorama, a fundraiser benefiting Jefferson College.

Chris and Amy visit with Michael Kelley in the 1st hour and react to the Missouri Supreme Court decision on redistricting & tattoos on older people. Hour two includes STL Magazine's Ryan Krull in-studio covering a scrapyard in the Patch neighborhood; and Jen Siess on CITY SC's moves this week; plus a surprise visit from Brad Young on the Lindsay Clancy case. Sean Malone kicks off the 3rd hour following his visit with Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins on the court ruling; plus Marybeth Johnson previews the Cardinals Care Ted Savage Golf Classic.

Chris & Amy's final hour includes visits with Sean Malone regarding the state supreme court's ruling on redistricting ruling in Missouri & Marybeth Johnson previewing the Ted Savage Cardinals Care Golf Classic; why are tattoos on older people not a good idea?; Out of Context for the previous week.

Marybeth Johnson, Cardinals Care Program Administrator, joins Chris and Amy ahead of the Ted Savage Golf Classic at Whitmoor Country Club. The event is September 10. She talks about the growth of the RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program under Cardinals Care. Cardinals.com/donate

KMOX's Sean Malone tells Chris and Amy that we really are, 'in some uncharted territory here,' following the Missouri Supreme Court's ruling that the new congressional maps never should have been in effect for the primary elections this past August. He's covering the redistricting story for KMOX.

Chris and Amy chat with STL Magazine's Ryan Krull about his scrapyard story, are people stealing copper wire to sell?; how are fuel prices impacting travel this holiday weekend?; CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess joins with an update on the team's newest players; the Lindsay Clancy case in Boston has been halted, KMOX's Brad Young provides analysis on the declared mistrial.

Jen Siess, broadcaster for CITY SC, joins Chris and Amy as the team has made several key acquisitions this week. 'They really did a good job this time out,' says Siess. How will these new players fit in with the current team? CITY faces Vancouver on the road this weekend.

St. Louis Magazine staff writer Ryan Krull joins Chris and Amy in-studio to chat about his recent piece on a scrapyard in the Patch neighborhood. SCA recycling location in South City 'invites sketchiness' says Krull, noting a rise in prostitution and drug users in the area. Ryan even went undercover to try and sell his own scrap!

Michael Kelley joins Chris and Amy for the whole hour. They discuss the state supreme court's ruling on Missouri redistricting; Mayor Spencer's involvement in a texting issue in the City; the high number of tattooed people in St Louis; and what landmarks should return?