The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Retired Lt. Gen. Richard Newton joined Chris and Amy to discuss the initial conversation between President Trump and Russian President Putin on ending the fighting in Ukraine. Plus, an update on the conflict with Israel and Hamas.

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors start the show off sharing an important show announcement. Jayna Hefford, Executive Vice President of the PWHL and a 4 time Olympic gold medalist joins the show to talk about the PWHL Takeover Tour which is coming to St. Louis and the Enterprise Center on Saturday March 29th. Amy has a question about Harry Caray, Mayor Jones was part of the demolition of the St. Louis work house. Finally, did you see this

Jayna Hefford, Executive Vice President of the PWHL and a 4 time Olympic gold medalist joins Chris and Amy to talk about the PWHL Takeover Tour which is coming to St. Louis and the Enterprise Center on Saturday March 29th.

Hour 1: Amy and Michael dive into the day's top stories, including EPA Director Lee Zeldin’s visit to St. Louis with Senator Josh Hawley to discuss the cleanup of the West Lake landfill. They also cover the upcoming ceasefire call between Presidents Putin and Trump, the Cardinals’ game against the Marlins, and the Blues’ playoff push. Other highlights include St. Patrick's Day traditions, a discussion on the top US dog breeds, and reflections on pandemic messaging.

Hour 2: Amy and Michael break down the Post-Dispatch's list of the 10 best works of public architecture in St. Louis, offering their opinions on the city's iconic buildings. Then, they discuss the controversial trend of spreading ashes in public places, exploring the legal and ethical concerns. Bernie Miklasz joins to talk about the latest in Cardinals spring training and the Blues’ playoff run.

Hour 3: Brian Entin discusses the exciting return of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams after their 9-month space mission. Brad Young provides insight into the legal side of college protests, including the case of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil in federal detention. Amy and Michael wrap up the hour by introducing the Round of 64 Pizza Places, debating their favorite pizza spots and kicking off the competition.

In this hour, Brian Entin discusses the highly anticipated return of US astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams after their 9-month mission in space. Then, Brad Young joins to break down the latest legal news, including protests at college campuses and the case of Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist in federal detention. Finally, Amy and Michael kick off the Round of 64 Pizza Places, discussing their favorite pizza spots and the start of the competition.

Amy and Michael break down the Post-Dispatch's list of the 10 best works of public architecture in St. Louis, offering their thoughts on the most iconic and impactful buildings in the city. They then shift to a more unusual topic—discussing the growing trend of spreading ashes in public places, including the legal and ethical concerns. Finally, Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk about the Cardinals' spring training updates, the Blues' playoff push, and much more in the world of sports.

Brad Young joins Amy and Michael to analyze the recent college campus protests and the legal implications surrounding them. He also discusses the case of Palestinian activist and Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil, now in federal detention, and the Trump administration's handling and justification of the situation. Brad provides insight into the legal basis for federal intervention, free speech rights, and the broader political ramifications.

Brian Entin joins Amy and Michael to discuss the return of US astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams after being stranded in space for 9 months. They explore the challenges faced during their extended stay, the science behind their mission, and the significance of their safe return to Earth.

Bernie Miklasz joins Amy and Michael to break down the Cardinals' 6-2 victory over the Nationals and preview their upcoming game against the Marlins. They also discuss the Blues' crucial matchup against the Predators as they push for the playoffs.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley dive into the complexities of COVID-19 pandemic messaging. They explore the impact of misleading communication from public health officials, the controversy surrounding the virus's origin, and the psychological effects of terminology like "social distancing."