The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors preview an interview with Mayor Tishaura Jones on the police takeover and Rams settlement money. Topics include the Trump administration’s temporary block on federal grant freezes, a hockey brawl, Amy’s TD Garden experience, and the debate over St. Louis police department control. They also examine Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s HHS confirmation, AI market disruptions led by DeepSeek, shrimp fraud in Gulf Coast restaurants, and scams involving missed jury duty notifications.

Hour 1:

At the start of The Chris and Amy Show, Chris and Amy play audio from Mayor Tishaura Jones apologizing for the city's poor snow removal response. They also dive into the potential transformation of the AT&T building into 600 apartment units and discuss the news of a Macoupin County man charged with the murder of a Soulard bartender. The conversation continues with St. Louis being featured in a Budweiser Super Bowl ad, and they encourage listeners to vote for St. Louis as the best beer city. The hour concludes with "Did You See This?"

Hour 2:

Chris and Amy discuss tax season, noting that the IRS began accepting and processing 2024 federal income tax returns. They then welcome Ross Tucker, broadcaster for CBS and Westwood One, to preview the Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl and promote MyFrontPageStory.com. Bernie Miklasz, KMOX sports contributor, joins to analyze the Blues' loss to the Vancouver Canucks and preview SLU's game against VCU. The group also discusses the upcoming Super Bowl and the latest sports news.

The hour wraps up with a Golf Expo ticket giveaway.

Hour 3:

Hour 1:

At the start of The Chris and Amy Show, Chris and Amy play audio from Mayor Tishaura Jones apologizing for the city's poor snow removal response. They also dive into the potential transformation of the AT&T building into 600 apartment units and discuss the news of a Macoupin County man charged with the murder of a Soulard bartender. The conversation continues with St. Louis being featured in a Budweiser Super Bowl ad, and they encourage listeners to vote for St. Louis as the best beer city. The hour concludes with "Did You See This?"

Hour 2:

Chris and Amy discuss tax season, noting that the IRS began accepting and processing 2024 federal income tax returns. They then welcome Ross Tucker, broadcaster for CBS and Westwood One, to preview the Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl and promote MyFrontPageStory.com. Bernie Miklasz, KMOX sports contributor, joins to analyze the Blues' loss to the Vancouver Canucks and preview SLU's game against VCU. The group also discusses the upcoming Super Bowl and the latest sports news.

The hour wraps up with a Golf Expo ticket giveaway.

Hour 3:

Dr. Jeff McCausland, retired US Army Colonel, discusses the impact of President Trump's executive orders on military aid to Israel and Ukraine, and the broader geopolitical consequences of the situation. He dives into military recruitment struggles, the effects of DEI programs on enlistment, and the strain on military resources. The conversation moves to youth sports as Jonathan Carone, host of the Healthy Sports Parents Podcast, explores how parents can make youth sports enjoyable for their kids without undue pressure, balancing competition with rest, and fostering a love for the game.

Retired US Army Colonel Dr. Jeff McCausland discusses the impact of President Trump's executive orders on military aid to Israel and Ukraine, the geopolitical consequences of Ukraine’s situation, and military recruitment struggles.

Chris and Amy then talk about the record-low 44% of Americans being very satisfied with their personal lives.

To wrap the hour, Jonathan Carone, host of the Healthy Sports Parents Podcast, explores the rise of early specialization in youth sports, the link to burnout and overuse injuries, and the importance of fostering a love for the game without parental pressure.

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors discuss the evolution of youth sports with Jonathan Carone, host of the Healthy Sports Parents Podcast. They explore the rise of early specialization, its link to a 70% burnout rate by age 13, and the increase in overuse injuries. Jonathan emphasizes letting kids find joy in sports without undue parental pressure, balancing competition with rest, and fostering a love for the game. The conversation also touches on handling select clubs, managing parental behavior at games, and navigating the emotional toll of competitive sports.

Retired US Army Colonel Dr. Jeff McCausland discusses the impact of President Trump's executive orders on military aid to Israel and Ukraine, highlighting the differences in Republican support for these nations. He explores the geopolitical consequences of Ukraine's potential fall to Russia, the importance of Ukraine to NATO, and challenges in global military deployments to address threats from China, North Korea, and border security needs. McCausland also tackles military recruitment struggles, the effects of DEI programs on enlistment, and the evolving landscape of career military service. Additionally, he addresses the strain on military resources, shortages in equipment, and the increasing training requirements due to technological advancements.

In Hour 2, Chris and Amy discuss tax season, including the differences between tax fraud, evasion, and avoidance (and whether Amy might be avoiding taxes, because, well, it’s tax season). They then welcome Ross Tucker, who breaks down the Chiefs' ability to win close games. Bernie Miklasz joins to analyze the Eagles’ strengths, including their offensive line and Saquon Barkley. The group also discusses whether the Chiefs get favorable calls from officials.

ernie Miklasz, KMOX sports contributor and host of the Gashouse Gang, covers a range of sports topics. He discusses the Blues' 5-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks and the team's recent struggles, including poor starts and home losses. Bernie analyzes the lack of leadership and accountability on the current roster compared to the 2019 championship team, as well as speculation about potential roster changes based on the coach's recent press conference. He also previews tonight’s SLU MBB game as they host VCU at 7pm. Finally, Bernie dives into the Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, highlighting the Eagles' strong running game, offensive line, and their potential challenge to the Chiefs' defense

Ross Tucker, broadcaster for CBS and Westwood One, and former offensive lineman, previews the exciting Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. He discusses the Chiefs’ bid for a "three-peat" as Super Bowl champions, their impressive record in close games, and the standout performance of quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Ross also highlights the Eagles’ stacked roster, including running back Saquon Barkley, and their strategy to win by more than one score. The conversation also covers officiating, particularly in the Chiefs’ playoff game against the Bills. Ross wraps up the segment with a promotion for “My Front Page Story,” a personalized Valentine's Day gift where a loved one’s story is written like a front-page newspaper article.

In the first hour of The Chris and Amy Show, Mayor Tishaura Jones's apology for the poor snow removal response takes center stage. Chris & Amy also discuss the potential transformation of the AT&T building into 600 apartment units, the Macoupin County man charged with the murder of a Soulard bartender, and St. Louis being featured in a Budweiser Super Bowl ad. They encourage listeners to vote for St. Louis as the best beer city and conclude the hour with "Did You See This?"

In this full episode, Chris and Amy dive into the emotional highs and lows of the Chiefs’ AFC Championship win, exploring how the emotional investment of Chiefs fans contrasts with the disappointment felt by Buffalo Bills fans. They also reflect on the unique experience of not having a local NFL team to root for and discuss the potential for the Chiefs to become a dynasty. The hosts share their own mixed feelings as Chiefs fans and their admiration for players like Saquon Barkley.

The conversation then shifts to a major local news story—the FBI’s successful capture of Donald Eugene Fields, one of the 10 Most Wanted individuals from the St. Louis area, which is hailed as a “very good get for the FBI.”

Chris Cillizza, political commentator and author, joins Chris and Amy to discuss President Trump’s first week back in office. They break down his use of executive orders and pardons, as well as the ongoing debate about the president’s pardon power and whether it should be reformed. They also dive into Trump’s immigration policies and compare the efficiency of his White House now versus 2017.

Matt Pauley, sports analyst, joins to provide insight into the controversial calls and officiating in the NFL playoff game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. They also discuss the vital role of coaching and infrastructure in developing young quarterbacks in the NFL.

Chris and Amy then share their “Monday regrets,” chatting with callers about their decisions from the previous week and reflecting on the costs of hosting a healthy Super Bowl party versus a traditional one. They admit they’ve never heard of anyone hosting a healthy Super Bowl gathering.

Later, Danan Hughes, Chiefs radio analyst, joins to talk about the Chiefs’ triumphant return to the Super Bowl and the excitement surrounding their success. The hosts also discuss the nuances of being a fan of the game versus a fan of a specific team, exploring the complexities of rooting for individual players.