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In this episode, Scott Jagow of Roaming St. Louis shares insights on the "Work and Leisure" space in Midtown, which transforms into the pop-up event space Avalanche. He also discusses "Chat with Stuart McMillan," exploring Christmas movies with violent themes, excluding Die Hard. The conversation shifts to sanctuary cities, with listeners Greg, Barbara, and Sam weighing in on the legal and political implications, including the potential prosecution under federal law (8 USC 1324). Mike Claiborne joins to break down the latest in sports, including the Bears' loss, Matt Eberflus's firing, and the upcoming Chiefs vs. Raiders game. Lastly, the segment examines Australia's new law banning social media for kids under 16, comparing it with U.S. policies and the legal and ethical challenges of social media regulation for minors.

Brad Young fills in on The Chris and Amy Show, tackling a range of topics. The hosts discuss the possibility of Elon Musk buying MSNBC at a lower price due to declining viewership after a meeting with Trump. They also dive into the accuracy of historical events like the first Thanksgiving, exploring myths about John Smith and a quirky dream involving his house. The conversation wraps up with a lighthearted debate on whether Die Hard qualifies as a Christmas movie, pointing out its holiday setting, character names, and Christmas Eve popularity.

Filling in on The Chris and Amy Show, Brad Young is joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley to talk Elon Musk possibly buying MSNBC, historical trivia, and he shares a funny dream involving a classmate.

In this full episode of the Chris and Amy Show, Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey cover top news stories and quirky holiday topics. They discuss tips for managing holiday travel, updates on a second suspect in the Michelle Hampton case, and warnings about scams involving impersonated police officers. Dr. Lee Richardson, a licensed professional counselor, offers advice on keeping political discussions from ruining Thanksgiving through empathy and boundary-setting. The hosts also talk about fun topics like a 91-year-old grandpa's wish for an ATV and the AI Granny chatbot, designed to waste scammers' time.

Actor Gregory Williams shares his journey from St. Louis to Nashville and his role as C.S. Lewis in Christmas with C.S. Lewis at Westport Playhouse (Nov 29-Dec 15). He discusses the challenges of portraying Lewis, especially with limited recorded material, and explores the relationship between Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.

In the sports segment, Matt Pauley gives insights on the St. Louis Blues' new head coach, Jim Montgomery, and rumors about a possible trade of Nolan Arenado. He also shares a humorous Thanksgiving story about a Walmart encounter.

The third hour of the show features Dana Hughes, Chiefs radio analyst and former wide receiver, breaking down the Chiefs' 30-27 victory over the Chargers, securing their 10th win of the 2024 season. He also discusses the team's mixed emotions going into the Thanksgiving game against the Raiders, emphasizing the importance of winning at home for a playoff spot. The hour includes a lively No Prize Football Pick ‘Em segment with Adam Timmerman and a caller, Adam, as they predict the outcomes and point totals for various NFL matchups, including the key Chiefs-Raiders Thanksgiving game.

In the third hour of the Chris and Amy Show, the Kansas City Chiefs celebrate their 30-27 victory over the Chargers, securing their 10th win of the 2024 season. Danan Hughes, Chiefs radio analyst and former wide receiver, discusses the mixed emotions leading into the Thanksgiving game against the Raiders, emphasizing the need to win at home for a playoff spot. Also this hour: Our weekly No Prize Football Pick 'Em with a listener and former Rams guard and Super Bowl champion, Adam Timmerman.

Actor Gregory Williams discusses his role as C.S. Lewis in Christmas with C.S. Lewis at Westport Playhouse (Nov 29-Dec 15). He shares his journey from St. Louis to Nashville, his transition from music to acting, and the challenges of portraying Lewis, especially with limited recorded material. Gregory also talks about the relationship between Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.

Matt Pauley offers sports insights, including the St. Louis Blues' new coach Jim Montgomery and the potential trade of Nolan Arenado. He also shares a humorous Thanksgiving story about a Walmart encounter.

Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey are joined by two-time Super Bowl champion Adam Timmerman, calling in to share his football picks for the week. Predictions include Detroit over Chicago, Dallas over the Giants, and Buffalo over San Francisco. Adam reflects on the Bears’ future under Kevin Warren and the Packers' performance. The segment wraps up with a preview of Sunday night's game and warm Thanksgiving wishes.

St. Louis native Gregory Williams Welsch joins Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey in studio to discuss his role as C.S. Lewis in Christmas with C.S. Lewis, showing at Westport Playhouse from November 29 to December 15. Gregory shares his journey from St. Louis to Nashville, his approach to portraying the legendary author, and the dynamics of C.S. Lewis’s friendship with J.R.R. Tolkien. Get your tickets now at MetroTix.com to experience this heartwarming holiday production!

Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey explore top stories, including holiday travel, updates on a second suspect in the Michelle Hampton case, and warnings about scams involving impersonated police officers. Dr. Lee Richardson, a licensed professional counselor, shares advice on preventing political rifts from spoiling Thanksgiving through empathy and boundary-setting. Amy and Chris also delve into quirky topics like a 91-year-old grandpa wanting an ATV and the AI Granny chatbot, designed to waste scammers' time. The show wraps up with news on the Beatles documentary, Beatles 64, and the Blue Man Group ending its long-standing residencies.

Are you worried about political or personal tensions erupting at your Thanksgiving dinner? Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors talk with Dr. Leigh Richardson to discuss strategies for maintaining peace and gratitude around the table. From setting ground rules to using humor as a diffuser, Dr. Richardson offers practical advice for navigating family dynamics, tackling sensitive conversations, and keeping the focus on togetherness.