In today's edition of The Chris and Amy Show, Chris and Amy talk with Parkway assistant superintendent Dr. Kevin Beckner to discuss their decision to ban cell phone use in school, then they discuss the Cardinals struggles on the road and the Blues game 1 loss to Winnipeg with FanDuel Sports Network Midwest studio analyst Scott Warmann. All that and more during this edition of The Chris and Amy Show.

Chris and Amy detail the latest on egg prices as well as shares their regrets including Amy not going to the Boston Marathon. To begin however, Chris and Amy are joined by political commentator Chris Cillizza.

Chris and Amy go through their Monday regrets as well as share some regrets from people calling and texting into the show, which you can do every 9 am to noon Monday through Friday.

Chris and Amy discuss the numerous sinkholes that have been appearing across the city as well as how the Cardinals got swept by the Mets over the weekend and now head to Atlanta. They do that with FanDuel Sports Network Midwest studio analyst Scott Warmann.

Chris and Amy are joined by FanDuel Sports Network Midwest studio analyst Scott Warmann to discuss the Cardinals most recent woes against the New York Mets as well as the Blues game 1 loss to Winnipeg.

Chris and Amy detail the sudden passing of Pope Francis as well as the bad sports weekend for St. Louis with the Blues losing Game 1 to the Winnipeg Jets and the Cardinals getting swept by the New York Mets.

Chris and Amy are joined by Dr. Kevin Beckner, assistant superintendent of the Parkway School District, to discuss why the school district has decided to ban cell phone use for students in schools starting next year.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock talk Cardinals baseball with Rob Rains, breaking down the team’s middling record, young talent like Victor Scott II and Jordan Walker, and the evolving six-man rotation. They size up the NL Central—where the Cubs and Brewers loom as serious contenders—and consider how the Cardinals can stay competitive. Later, things get light with the "Tournament of Negligence," a hilarious bracket of the most irresponsible behaviors, followed by a spirited debate on cats vs. dogs. The hour wraps with a look back at the Blues' 2019 Stanley Cup run and what’s ahead for local sports fans.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock are joined by Rob Rains from STLSportsPage.com to discuss the Cardinals’ 4-1 loss to the Mets and the challenges facing the team heading into tonight’s game. They dive into the club’s .500-level performance, the development of young players like Victor Scott II and Jordan Walker, and how pitching inconsistencies—especially from Miles Mikolas—are holding the team back. With a six-man rotation and a more stable bullpen, the Cardinals are managing roster changes while staying competitive in the wide-open NL Central. Injuries to key players like Nolan Gorman and Ivan Herrera continue to shape the roster outlook.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock are joined by Scott Jagow to talk travel highlights from Asheville and Charlotte, including rapid city development, local eats, and a Jack White concert at The Factory in Chesterfield. In the second segment, Dale Schilly breaks down St. Louis CITY SC’s 2-1 loss to Columbus, coaching adjustments, the Academy's big win over Bayern Munich, and a possible MLS season schedule shakeup. Later, the hosts dive into listener texts, hot dog debates, music tastes, and jaywalking terms. The hour wraps up with a conversation on Parkway School District’s new cell phone policy, soccer’s role in American sports, and what to expect from the Cardinals this week.