The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Chris Rongey and John Hancock are joined by Scott Jagow to talk travel highlights from Asheville and Charlotte, including rapid city development, local eats, and a Jack White concert at The Factory in Chesterfield. In the second segment, Dale Schilly breaks down St. Louis CITY SC’s 2-1 loss to Columbus, coaching adjustments, the Academy's big win over Bayern Munich, and a possible MLS season schedule shakeup. Later, the hosts dive into listener texts, hot dog debates, music tastes, and jaywalking terms. The hour wraps up with a conversation on Parkway School District’s new cell phone policy, soccer’s role in American sports, and what to expect from the Cardinals this week.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock guide you through a packed show starting with a deep dive into St. Louis politics and infrastructure under new mayor Cara Spencer. CBS News’ Anna Schecter shares the latest on the Florida State University shooting. The team then tackles GOP dynamics and Lisa Murkowski’s critique of Trump-era politics. In Hour 2, Scott Jagow talks travel, local eats, and music highlights from Asheville and Charlotte, while Dale Schilly recaps STL CITY SC’s loss to Columbus and big Academy win over Bayern Munich. Listener texts spark debate over hot dogs, music, and school phone bans. Hour 3 dives into Cardinals baseball with Rob Rains—covering player development, pitching rotations, and division rivals—before ending on a fun note with the "Tournament of Negligence," a cat vs. dog debate, and a nod to the Blues' 2019 Cup run.

Scott Jagow joins Chris Rongey and John Hancock in studio to preview this week’s TIAM Weekend and share highlights from his recent travels. He discusses Asheville’s recovery from Hurricane Helene, the city’s business resilience, and a standout visit to the fresh-made donut shop "Hole." The conversation also touches on Charlotte’s rapid urban development and infrastructure challenges. Back in St. Louis, they spotlight The Factory in Chesterfield—a new artist-focused music venue developed by Michael Steinberg. The segment wraps up with a fun discussion on regional hot dog styles and a preview of Easter Sunday programming on KMOX.

In Hour 1, Chris Rongey and John Hancock begin with local politics, discussing new St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer, the challenges facing downtown development, and ongoing concerns about infrastructure and north side neglect. In Segment 2, CBS News’ Anna Schecter joins the show with the latest on the mass shooting at Florida State University, detailing the suspect's background and the current state of the investigation. Segment 3 turns to national politics, examining Lisa Murkowski’s remarks about fear in today’s GOP and how the party has transformed under Donald Trump. The hour wraps up with "Did You See This" headlines—from Rory McIlroy’s Masters victory to the Snooker World Championship and some bizarre news stories from across the country.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock speak with CBS News' Anna Schecter about the Florida State University shooting that left two dead and six injured. They discuss the 20-year-old suspect, Phoenix Ikner, the weapon used, and troubling details about his background. The conversation also marks the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, examining how it—and the 9/11 attacks—changed public safety, airport security, and counterterrorism efforts. Plus, a look at CBS’s investigation and the broader rise in ideologically-driven violence.

April 17th episode includes conversations with Cpl Barry Bayles from St Charles County Police; KMOX's Matt Pauley; CBS's Major Garrett; the Battlehawks' Gary Jennings; plus discussions about Elon Musk's family.

Hour 3 of the Chris and Amy show includes an interview with Battlehawks WR Gary Jennings; backlash against the all-female space flight; Elon Musk's 'legion'.

St Louis Battlehawks wide receiver Gary Jennings joins Chris and Amy ahead of the team's trip to Arlington this Saturday morning.

Hour 2 of Chris & Amy includes a preview of the Cards/Mets series with Matt Pauley; and CBS's Major Garrett on the deportation of an immigrant to a prison in El Salvador.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chris and Amy and explains that Donald Trump's social media post about Fed Chair Jerome Powell was not a threat to fire him. Plus a look at the immigrant who the administration's deportation admits was a 'mistake,' and Harvard's push back against the Trump dictates.