The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley cover the day's top stories, including EPA Director Lee Zeldin's visit to St. Louis with Senator Josh Hawley to address West Lake landfill contamination. They discuss President Putin and President Trump's upcoming ceasefire call, the St. Louis Cardinals' game against the Marlins, and the Blues' playoff push. Other topics include St. Patrick's Day traditions, the top US dog breeds, and reflections on pandemic messaging.

Officer Amy Marxkors is joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley as she shares a thrilling road trip story of helping Colorado State Patrol catch a dangerous driver. The hosts then dive into the weekend storms that caused significant damage across the St. Louis area, with Claire Martin from the St. Louis County Office of Emergency Management providing crucial details on the storm response and recovery efforts. In the second hour, the team discusses the St. Louis mayoral debate between Cara Spencer and Tishaura Jones, analyzing key issues like city services and crime statistics. Matt Pauley joins the show to talk sports, including the latest on Cardinals Spring Training. The conversation wraps up with a festive discussion on St. Patrick's Day traditions, Irish culture, and the economic impact of tariffs, while also exploring the Missouri State Police’s takeover of the St. Louis Police Department. The hosts share personal childhood memories and lighthearted anecdotes along the way.

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley discuss St. Patrick’s Day traditions, including wearing green and celebrating Irish culture. The conversation shifts to the economic impact of tariffs, reflecting on Ronald Reagan's views on trade protectionism and potential consequences of trade barriers. They also talk about the Missouri State Police's takeover of the St. Louis Police Department, exploring potential changes in police governance and addressing crime in the city. The trio shares fond childhood memories, reminiscing about toys like Nerf basketball, Lincoln Logs, and Crayons, and John shares his experiences with the Boy Scouts and earning merit badges.

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley dive into St. Patrick’s Day traditions, including wearing green and enjoying classic Irish foods like corned beef and cabbage. The group discusses the smelly effects of cabbage and its digestive aftermath, along with other food favorites like bone broth and mint chocolate chip ice cream.

In the second hour, Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley discuss the St. Louis mayoral debate between Cara Spencer and Tishaura Jones, analyzing their performances and key issues such as city services and crime statistics. The conversation then moves to the Democratic Party's popularity, focusing on an NBC poll showing low approval ratings and leadership challenges. Matt Pauley joins the team to talk sports, diving into Cardinals Spring Training and performances from Sonny Gray, Victor Scott, and Masyn Winn, as well as roster decisions.

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are joined by Matt Pauley to dive into the latest from Cardinals Spring Training. They discuss Sonny Gray’s performance, the ongoing center field position battle, and Masyn Winn’s player development, along with the significance of the team’s spring training win-loss record. The conversation also covers the St. Louis Blues, including their recent victories over the Anaheim Ducks and Minnesota Wild, their playoff push, and Jordan Kyrou’s standout performance.

In the first hour of Chris & Amy, Officer Amy Marxkors kicks things off with a thrilling personal story from her recent road trip, where she helped Colorado State Patrol catch a dangerous driver. The conversation then shifts to the weekend storms that caused significant damage across the St. Louis area, with Claire Martin from the St. Louis County Office of Emergency Management providing insights on the storm response and ongoing recovery efforts. The hour wraps up with the fun segment "Did You See This?" where the hosts dive into quirky and offbeat news stories, including a $50 million Starbucks lawsuit

Amy Marxkors, joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley, discusses the deadly storms that swept across Missouri, leaving 12 dead, including local women. Claire Martin from the St. Louis County Office of Emergency Management provides updates on extreme weather protocols, ongoing cleanup efforts, and available emergency resources. The show also covers community recovery initiatives and support efforts for those affected.

Mike Elam hosts today's edition of the Chris and Amy Show as we celebrate 314 Day. Mike chats with Michael Kelley and Megan Shackelford in hour one. Then, Scott Jagow previews TIAM Weekend and Claibs updates us from Spring Training. In the final hour before SLU basketball, Mike chats with MO Lt. Gov. David Wasinger and then Irish Senator Shane Curley and UMSL professor of Irish studies Eamonn Wall help wrap up the show in studio.

In the final hour of today's show Mike Elam and Producer Matt try to figure out who is the most St. Louis. Plus, MO Lt. Gov. David Wasinger and we celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Irish Senator Shane Curley and UMSL professor of Irish studies Eamonn Wall.