The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Sgt. Kurt Merseal, Dive Team Leader with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, discusses the challenges of swift water recovery missions, drawing from his team’s experience in the aftermath of the American Airlines and helicopter collision in the Potomac River. He covers low visibility, cold water, and the risks divers face, along with the importance of panic-proof training and safety protocols.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley break down the City of St. Louis’ winter storm preparations, from road pre-treatment to contractor use and Bi-State bus coordination. Before that, they discuss Kanye West’s controversial Super Bowl commercial and the broader implications of hate speech and anti-Semitism. The conversation shifts to the potential elimination of the penny, its impact on low-income consumers, and the psychology of cash vs. credit. AccuWeather meteorologist John Feerick joins to provide a winter storm forecast, detailing the expected wintry mix, timing, and commuter impact. Later, Conner Kerrigan, Director of Communications for Mayor Tishaura Jones, offers insight into the city's response efforts. The hour wraps up with a debate on plastic vs. paper straws and their environmental trade-offs.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk with Conner Kerrigan, Director of Communications for St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, about the city's snow preparation efforts and lessons learned from the first storm. They discuss road treatments, contractor use, and coordination with Bi-State for bus service. Plus, John Feerick, meteorologist with AccuWeather, provides expert insights on upcoming wintry weather and what to expect in the forecast.

In Hour 1, they welcome Jim Welby, President of St. Dominic High School, to talk about the school’s new Trades Program launching in 2025. This innovative program will provide hands-on learning in carpentry, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing, giving students practical skills for their future careers.

In Hour 2, the conversation shifts to political commentary, with Chris Cillizza, political commentator and author of the daily newsletter "So What?" discussing President Trump's approval ratings and policies. They dive into a CBS poll showing a majority positive view of Trump and the announcement of a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports.

In Hour 3, Kevin Ryans, sports anchor for FOX 2 and KPLR 11, provides updates on the St. Louis Cardinals as pitchers and catchers report to spring training. He discusses Wilson Contreras beginning first baseman training, Nolan Arenado’s future, and the overall outlook for the team’s season. Ryans also touches on the Super Bowl LIX result and the Blues’ current position in the Central Division.

The hosts are then joined by Danan Hughes, a former wide receiver and current Chiefs analyst, who provides insights into the Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, highlighting the team’s struggles with pressure and the need for growth.

In this action-packed hour, Michael and Amy discuss the highlights and lowlights of Super Bowl LIX, touching on both the game and the commercials. They dive into political commentary with Chris Cillizza, exploring President Trump's approval ratings and a major new tariff announcement. Kevin Ryans joins to update listeners on the latest from the sports world, including a preview of the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training, Wilson Contreras’ first baseman training, and Nolan Arenado’s future with the team. Plus, a look at the Blues' standings in the Central Division and a recap of Super Bowl LIX.

In this hour, Amy and Michael dive into listener-submitted regrets, from eating indulgent snacks to watching commercials during movies. They share a range of funny regrets, including a listener’s Super Bowl halftime show struggle and another person’s wild beer-drinking tale. Danan Hughes joins the conversation, offering insights into the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, highlighting the team’s struggles with pressure and the need for improvement. The segment ends with a fun, light-hearted chat about the Doobie Brothers and their upcoming concert.

In this post-Super Bowl episode, Danan Hughes breaks down the Chiefs' 40-22 loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl 59. Hughes explains how missed opportunities, including Brian Cook’s turnover at the two-yard line, led to the Chiefs' struggles. Despite Mahomes’ uncharacteristic pressure, Danan believes the Chiefs' future remains bright, with improvements in areas like the offensive line and running game needed for next season. He discusses the Chiefs' window for success, the importance of offseason work, and how the team can use this loss to fuel their dynasty potential.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley chat with FOX 2 and KPLR sports reporter Kevin Ryans about the Eagles' dominant Super Bowl win, with their defense stifling Patrick Mahomes and raising questions about his legacy compared to Tom Brady. Also discussed: The quiet offseason from the St. Louis Cardinals, Wilson Contreras’ shift to first base, as well as Nolan Arenado’s uncertain future.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley analyze a new CBS News poll showing President Trump’s approval rating at 53%. They also discuss Trump’s dynamic relationship with Elon Musk and the potential longevity of their partnership. Additionally, they break down Trump’s most popular policies, particularly his firm stance on immigration. Later, they dive into the debate over eliminating the penny, covering its history, costs, bipartisan support, and the possible impact on low-income consumers.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley react to the Philadelphia Eagles’ 40-22 Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs and share their disappointment with Kendrick Lamar’s lackluster halftime show. They discuss the generational divide in music appeal and compare past performances. Plus, with pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, they look ahead to the upcoming baseball season. Later, they welcome Jim Welby, President of St. Dominic High School, to talk about the school’s new Trades Program launching in 2025, offering hands-on learning in carpentry, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing.