The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

in hour 2, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley discuss the continued trend of businesses leaving downtown St. Louis, with KSDK becoming the latest to announce its departure. They dive into the impact this move may have on the city's economy and the future of downtown. The hosts also take voice messages from listeners sharing their thoughts on the KSDK departure and their experiences with the recent snowstorm. Tamar Sher, KMOV sports anchor, joins the conversation to break down the St. Louis Blues' 6-4 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets, discussing the team’s performance and challenges. Tamar also covers the latest in the sports world, including Mizzou quarterback Brady Cook declaring for the NFL Draft and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the potential trade of Nolan Arenado.

In this episode, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk with Mayor Mike Parkinson of Granite City, Illinois, about his support for President Biden's decision to block the $14.3 billion merger between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel. Mayor Parkinson shares his concerns about foreign ownership of U.S. Steel and emphasizes the potential economic risks to the Granite City community, including job losses at the steel plant. He calls for more transparency from Nippon Steel about their plans for the plant and urges residents to contact their congressmen to help protect American jobs and the local economy. Additionally, the conversation covers the impact of the severe snowstorm on Granite City and the ongoing efforts to clear the roads.

In this episode, Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley are joined by Tamar Sher, KMOV sports anchor and reporter, as they discuss the St. Louis Blues' performance in the Winter Classic and their recent loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets. They explore the impact of new coach Jim Montgomery and the team’s playoff aspirations. Tamar shares insights on Nolan Arenado's trade situation and the slow pace of discussions due to his no-trade clause, with a focus on the potential fit with the Boston Red Sox. The conversation then shifts to Brady Cook’s NFL Draft prospects, his resilience through injuries, and his leadership with the Mizzou Tigers. The episode wraps up with a look at the Kansas City Chiefs’ playoff preparations, especially the importance of protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the postseason.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelly are joined by Bob Smerbeck, Accuweather meteorologist, who provides updates on the winter storm impacting the St. Louis area, with heavy snow, ice, and sleet accumulating up to 12 inches. They discuss dangerous road conditions and advice to stay home. Listeners share funny and creative car names, especially the humorous contrast of dainty names for large vehicles. The conversation wraps up with pancake-making tips, including the recommendation to use real butter for the best results.

Amy Marxkors and the team discuss the upcoming snowstorm, with Michael Kelly excited for the "epic" snowfall. Subaru owners text in about how their cars handle the snow. The group reminisces about past snowstorms and addresses Norovirus concerns. Bob Smerbeck, Accuweather meteorologist joins to talk Winter storm updates. They also talk about the political outlook for 2025 and reflect on personal budgeting habits, including the rise of Venmo.

The show kicks off with Amy Marxkors and Mike Elam covering the top stories of the day, including a conversation about grocery store shortages and the impact of Norovirus. John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the ongoing challenges as winter weather approaches and the potential impact on local businesses and consumers. They also delve into the latest political news, including Trump's backing of Mike Johnson and Biden's decision to block the Nippon Steel deal.

In hour two, Scott Jagow, KMOX reporter and anchor, joins the show in-studio for a segment called "Roaming St. Louis," discussing local stories and sharing "3 Good Things" about the city. Danan Hughes, Kansas City Chiefs radio analyst, calls in to discuss the Chiefs' upcoming game against the Broncos and offers insights on the NFL season. Jason Caterina, AccuWeather meteorologist, calls in to provide a forecast update on the St. Louis weekend snowstorm and advises on how it could affect travel plans.

In the final hour, Nick Chabarria, AAA Public Affairs Senior Specialist, provides updates on the new "Hands-Free Law" enforcement in Missouri, sharing positive results already seen and offering important tips for driver safety ahead of the incoming snowstorm. Eli Tan, technology reporter for the New York Times, discusses his experience with AI dating apps and how AI technology is reshaping the dating landscape. Lastly, Gabe Gore, St. Louis Circuit Attorney, joins the show for a No Prize Football Pick 'Em segment, predicting NFL matchups with Dean and discussing the current state of the NFL.

In Hour 3 of The Chris and Amy Show, Amy Marxkors talks with Nick Chabarria from AAA about preparations for the upcoming winter weather, including a 200% increase in emergency roadside service calls. They discuss the new hands-free law in Missouri and its positive impact on reducing crashes. Eli Tan from the New York Times joins to share his experience with AI dating apps, highlighting their limitations. The hour wraps up with a fun football pick-em game featuring Gabe Gore, St. Louis Circuit Attorney, and Dean, who predict NFL matchups and total points for the Vikings vs. Lions game.

Hour 2 of The Chris and Amy Show, Amy Marxkors and Mike Elam dive into St. Louis' local happenings with Scott Jagow, discussing the anticipated winter storm and how it might affect travel in the area. Dana Hughes shares his thoughts on thermostat rules, humorously detailing household dynamics, and updates listeners on the Kansas City Chiefs' upcoming game. The conversation also includes reflections on local photography stories, including Stu Mac’s coverage of a flood in Webster Groves, and the importance of accurate timekeeping in everyday life, with mentions of St. Louis' Master Clock.

In Hour 1, Amy Marxkors leads the conversation with Mike Elam, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley as they discuss the upcoming snowstorm and predictions on snow accumulation. The group reminisces about the 1982 snowstorm, shares nostalgic memories of roller skating rinks, and dives into 80s pop culture

In the NFL's final regular season week, Amy Marxkors, Gabe Gore, Dean, and Producer Matt share their predictions for key matchups.