The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk about SLU's win against La Salle, the Blues continued improvement under head coach Jim Montgomery, and Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes addressing the media over questionable referee calls.

Courtney Berg, Executive Director of Girls on the Run STL and Mike LaMartina, President of Ballpark Village joins Chris and Amy to talk about the Girls on the Run spring 5K partnership with Ballpark Village.

In the first hour Chris and Amy talk about radioactive waste in smoldering landfill. Sterling K. Brown on Jimmy Kimmel defending Imo's. CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins the show to talk about Trump executive orders and more. Finally,, did you see this.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us as he does every Thursday to discuss President Trump’s executive orders, Joe Biden’s attempt to ratify the Equal Rights Act, and Biden's family pardons.

Hour 1: Chris and Amy tackle downtown St. Louis's crime challenges with callers Pedro and Dan, discussing criminal-on-criminal violence and the city school district's role in driving families away. They explore ways to shift the narrative and enhance community engagement. Sean Malone joins to analyze the potential state takeover of the St. Louis Police Department, the 7% pay raise for officers tied to local control, and the Rams settlement compromise, which includes funding for infrastructure, social programs, and workforce investments. Additional topics include a rare baseball card and a wrongful arrest case.

Hour 2: Jason Kander addresses President Trump's decision to cancel flights for 1,660 Afghan refugees, highlighting the consequences for U.S. allies. The importance of seatbelt safety is emphasized after a fatal accident involving an unbuckled driver. KMOX’s Bernie Miklasz breaks down the Baseball Hall of Fame inductions of Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner, and evaluates Albert Pujols' chances of becoming the first position player unanimously elected. The hour concludes with Amy discussing the mysterious popping sounds in her apartment caused by wood beams.

Hour 3: Chris and Amy dive into trash pickup and mail delivery delays in St. Louis city and county weeks after a snowstorm. They examine the St. Louis County Council's push for more power to remove department heads amid clashes with County Executive Sam Page. Mayoral candidate Cara Spencer's campaign strategy is analyzed, with concerns raised about her visibility compared to Mayor Tishaura Jones. Dr. Molly Ehlman joins to discuss the national shortage of geriatricians and the benefits of Mercy's 65 Prime Plus care model, which provides older patients with personalized and attentive healthcare.

Chris and Amy discuss ongoing issues with trash pickup and mail delivery delays in St. Louis city and county, weeks after a snowstorm. They also examine the St. Louis County Council's push for more authority to remove department heads amid conflicts with County Executive Sam Page. Mayoral candidate Cara Spencer’s campaign strategy is reviewed, with concerns raised about her visibility compared to Mayor Tishaura Jones. The hour concludes with a conversation about the shortage of geriatricians and the 65 Prime Plus care model by Mercy, designed to provide older patients with more personalized and attentive healthcare.

Dr. Molly Ehlman joins Chris and Amy to discuss the critical shortage of geriatricians in the U.S., with only one available for every 10,000 older Americans, and the impact this has on senior care. She addresses the challenges facing the field, including the complexity of care, lower compensation, and declining interest among physicians. Dr. Ehlman also highlights the innovative 65 Prime Plus clinic model by Mercy, which provides older adults with longer appointments, smaller patient panels, and enhanced support—all without extra costs to patients.

Jason Kander discusses President Trump's decision to cancel flights for 1,660 Afghan refugees and the impact on U.S. allies. The importance of seatbelt safety is highlighted after a fatal accident involving an unbuckled driver. KMOX’s Bernie Miklasz analyzes the Baseball Hall of Fame inductions of Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner, and explores Albert Pujols' chances for unanimous election. The hour wraps with Amy sharing her experience with mysterious popping sounds in her apartment caused by wood beams.

KMOX's Bernie Miklasz joins Chris and Amy to break down the Baseball Hall of Fame elections of Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner. They discuss the voting process, the chances of Albert Pujols becoming the first position player unanimously elected, and next year’s Hall of Fame prospects for Carlos Beltran and Andruw Jones. Bernie also provides analysis of the Ohio State vs. Notre Dame national championship game, highlighting Ohio State’s performance and key moments.

Jason Kander, former Missouri Secretary of State and Afghan veteran, joins Chris and Amy to discuss the Trump administration's recent decision to cancel flights for nearly 1,660 Afghan refugees, including families of active-duty U.S. military personnel. Kander shares his insights on the implications of this policy change, its impact on America's global reputation, and the message it sends to allies who risked their lives supporting U.S. forces in Afghanistan.