The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

SLU head men's basketball coach Josh Schertz joins Amy and Chris after a summer open practice this week and to preview the 'Billikens of the Last Decade' event tomorrow night at Schlafley. 'You're recruiting people first, players second,' says Schertz. He says there is a lot of juggling now with the transfer portal and payment to players.

Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN Economics Reporter, joins Chris and Amy following new reports about consumer confidence declining in America. She says it could be later this year before Americans actually start to feel tariff-impacted price increases. She also looked at the number of federal holidays that workers get in the US.

Chris and Amy get an update live from Jerusalem from CBS Reporter Robert Berger; the question of the week, shorts on men; John Rooney on the Cardinals win over Chicago; Pope and property.

'That was a tightly-played game last night,' says Cardinals Radio broadcaster John Rooney with Chris and Amy following the Cardinals 8-7 win over the Cubs on Tuesday.

CBS Reporter Robert Berger joins Chris and Amy live in Jerusalem as the ceasefire between Iran and Israel continues, he says Israelis are, 'happy that the missiles aren't falling,' anymore.

Chris and Amy open the hour discussing the latest Cardinal victory over Chicago; the 100 Acts of Kindness challenge continues; Sheriff Montgomery under fire; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy discuss the upcoming Jeff Bezos wedding in Italy, and the pushback from the local residents.

Chris and Amy discuss the new Blues banding with the team president; take a look at tariffs and taxes with Dave Simons; learn more about compensation for radioactive waste victims; and celebrate the 16th year of Pedal the Cause. Plus: shorts on men; 'Did you see this?'; the death of an elk and the mall.

Pedal the Cause is celebrating 15 years of charity support to the Siteman Cancer Center; the death of the mall; and Gov Mike Kehoe appoints his board of police commissioners to run the STL Police Dept.

Executive Director of Pedal the Cause says the group has raised 'over $51-million' in the last 15 years for cancer research at Siteman Cancer Center. He joins Chris and Amy.