The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Scott Jagow joins Chris and Amy for a fun discussion on animal stories, including a pugnacious goose at a gas station, a rare milk snake in Stu Mac’s backyard, and a 96-year-old tortoise welcoming hatchlings. They also dive into the word "pugnacious" and its connection to boxing, plus a look at Scott’s Sunday segment, Three Good Things, and other St. Louis radio highlights.

Michael Kelley joins Chris and Amy to discuss the Cardinals' Opening Day at Fenway, Nolan Gorman's injury, and the team’s early season performance. They revisit the 1993 and 1995 Missouri floods, the St. Louis mayoral race, and the impact of tariffs on trade and jobs.

Chris and Amy are joined by Michael Kelley to discuss George W. Bush’s famous malapropism and how it led to a hilarious misunderstanding with Lorne Michaels—fueling Will Ferrell’s iconic SNL impersonation. They explore the evolution of political humor, shifting public tolerance for satire, and how different presidents have been portrayed over the years. The conversation then turns to tariffs and economic policy, examining their impact on American consumers, trade deficits, and the challenges of revitalizing U.S. manufacturing

First Chris and Amy discuss President Trump’s announcement of new tariffs and the potential effects on the economy, including rising consumer prices and strained international relations. Ryan McClure joins to talk about the historic reopening of St. Louis' Old Courthouse, highlighting renovations, new exhibits, and its connection to the Dred Scott case. Major Garrett and financial expert Dave Simons dive deeper into the global impact of the tariffs, political pushback, and the stock market reaction.

Later, Samantha Waigand shares details about Waigand Wheels, a nonprofit that pairs adults with special needs with a buddy for community deliveries, while promoting their Wagon Wheel Speedway Spectacular fundraiser on April 26th. Matt Pauley breaks down the early season for the Cardinals, including Ivan Herrera’s standout performances. Lastly, Lukas Denis calls in to discuss his key interception in the Battlehawks' victory over the Houston Roughnecks and previews the upcoming game against the San Antonio Brahmas.

Chris and Amy are joined by three exciting guests this hour! Samantha Waigand discusses the mission of Waigand Wheels and how the nonprofit supports adults with special needs through deliveries in the community, while also promoting their Wagon Wheel Speedway Spectacular fundraiser on April 26th. Matt Pauley talks about the Cardinals' early-season performance and Ivan Herrera's big games, and Lukas Denis calls in to discuss his big interception in the Battlehawks' win over the Houston Roughnecks. Plus, a preview of the Battlehawks' game against the San Antonio Brahmas.

Lukas Denis joins Chris and Amy to talk about his transition from cornerback to safety for the St. Louis Battlehawks after a teammate’s departure. He discusses the unique athleticism required for the safety position, his college experience at Boston College, and his initial aspirations to play for Ohio State. Lukas also praises the passionate fan base in St. Louis, shares insights into the UFL vs. NFL experience, and encourages fans to attend the upcoming game against the San Antonio Brahmas.

Chris and Amy welcome Matt Pauley to break down Ivan Herrera’s impressive offensive performance, including his three-home-run game, and where he stands in the Cardinals' catching depth chart. They discuss the balance between offensive and defensive skills at the catcher position, the team's early-season performance, bullpen concerns, and potential roster moves. Plus, a preview of upcoming Cardinals-focused radio shows.

Chris and Amy sit down with Samantha Waigand to discuss her nonprofit, Waigand Wheels, which pairs adults with special needs and a buddy for community delivery services. She shares how the organization was inspired by her brother, Lance, and its mission to provide meaningful work and engagement. Plus, details on the upcoming Wagon Wheel Speedway Spectacular fundraiser on April 26th in Fenton and the importance of Autism Awareness Month.

Chris and Amy analyze President Trump’s new tariffs with Major Garrett, discussing the potential for a global trade war, political pushback, and the impact on U.S. trade agreements. Financial expert Dave Simons joins to break down the stock market reaction, economic uncertainty, and how businesses and investors are responding. Plus, a look at the latest reports on the National Security Council and potential political shake-ups.

Chris and Amy talk with Major Garrett about President Trump’s new tariffs and their potential impact on global trade. They discuss the stock market’s sharp decline, trade tensions with Canada, Japan, and South Korea, and the political battle over economic policy. Plus, insight into the National Security Council shake-up and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy.