Amy and Chris discuss the overly political reviews of the new 'Superman' movie; the new documentary about the 'Poop Cruise'; & trash tv.

Chris and Amy dive deep into the early reviews of James Gunn's new 'Superman' film. Chris plans to see it, despite the attacks on the movie from the political 'right'. Amy says the commentators are just grasping to stay relevant.

Chris & Amy welcome Alderwoman Shameem Clark Hubbard to the studio with updates on tornado relief; Chris finds slow Uber drivers; Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney; could there be a worse business model than Chuck's arcade?

John Rooney shares memories of his years here at KMOX in several stints, including a keepsake clock radio. The Cardinals beat the Nationals after a lengthy rain-delay.

St Louis Ward 10 Alderwoman Shameem Clark Hubbard joins Chris and Amy to discuss tornado relief, Covenant House and the newly elected Alderwoman replacing Mayor Cara Spencer.

Chris and Amy are happy to see that the purchase of the Millennium Hotel property is done; and that the Cardinals won their rain-soaked opener against the Nationals; Adam Wainwright joins the show to promote his upcoming charity event; Did you see this?

Former Cardinal Adam Wainwright is enjoying his retirement and will return to St Louis on July 27 for his 'Big League Bash' at The Factor in Chesterfield, which benefits Big League Impact. Amy shares her story of missing 2006 World Series Game 6 because she had a hockey game to play in. Wainwright says he was surprised to be 'name-dropped' recently on the Wimbledon tv broadcast. He says he prepares for his current role as a baseball analyst as hard as when he was pitching.

Chris and Amy discuss climate change and flooding; tariffs & the markets; the STL Sheriff saga; Cardinals baseball; how Missouri is aiding Texas; and AI being used in hiring/firing.

Chris and Amy learn about Missouri Task Force 1 and their efforts in response to Central Texas flooding; a human resource consultant explains how managers are utilizing AI to hire/fire; Costco is getting sued by a major brand.

Dante King, a Human Resource Management Consultant, tells Chris and Amy that, 'it's unethical, in my view,' for companies to use AI to make decisions on employment for their personnel.