The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Cara Spencer, Alderwomen representing Ward 8 in St. Louis joins the show to talk about the St. Louis aldermen proposing investing Rams money in north city and downtown.

Mike LaMartina, Chief Operating Office of Ballpark Village, joins Chris and Amy to discuss downtown coworking space Spark St. Louis' offer to local small businesses for a 6 month single office membership.

In the second hour Chris and Amy discuss proper party etiquette for both the party thrower as well as the ones attending. KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk about trade value for Ryan Helsley and Nolan Arenado and Dimond Sports gets a deal with Prime Video.

Bernie Miklasz, KMOX Sports Contributor joins Chris and Amy to talk about the value for Nolan Arenado and Ryan Helsley plus Diamond Sports deal with Prime Video.

Chris, Amy and producer Matt discuss some great (and not-so-great) rules and norms when attending or hosting a party.

In the first hour Chris and Amy talk about Christmas shopping, The Onion buying into info wars. CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett to talk about Matt Gaetz being selected by Trump as attorney general. Finally, a caller is afraid in Texas after Trump takes office.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chris and Amy to talk about President Elect Donald Trump selecting Matt Gaetz as attorney general.

Hour 1: Rams Settlement Proposal, Hegseth Nomination, and ChatGPT Breakups

Chris and Amy dive into a variety of topics, including a new proposal by St. Louis aldermen to invest Rams settlement funds in distressed areas. They discuss the heated debate surrounding Pete Hegseth’s nomination as Secretary of Defense and the significant meeting between President Trump and President-elect Biden. The conversation then shifts to the ethical concerns surrounding the use of ChatGPT for breakups and the latest struggles for DNA-testing company 23andMe.

Hour 2: Raising Independent Kids and the St. Louis Sports Update

In Hour 2, Chris and Amy discuss the case of a Georgia mom arrested for letting her 10-year-old son walk alone to town. Lenore Skenazy, President of Let Grow, joins to talk about the importance of fostering childhood independence and the organization's efforts to promote free-range parenting. Listeners call in to share their own experiences about growing up and gaining independence. Later, Matt Pauley, host of KMOX’s Sports Open Line, breaks down the St. Louis Blues' tough loss to the Bruins and previews tonight’s segment with Hockey Amy. Plus, the latest on the AB sign lighting up again.

Hour 3: Governor Mike Kehoe and Ben Bailey

Missouri's new Governor, Mike Kehoe, joins the show to discuss his transition into office and his key priorities, including tackling crime in St. Louis, improving childcare accessibility, and the possibility of lowering Missouri’s income tax. He shares his thoughts on how he plans to move the state forward. Then, comedian Ben Bailey, best known for Cash Cab, chats about his time hosting the show, sharing some funny and awkward moments with passengers under pressure. Ben also opens up about his stand-up comedy career, his new special Please Tell Me What I Said, and why stand-up is where his true passion lies, even beyond acting.

In this hour, Missouri’s new Governor, Mike Kehoe, talks about his transition into office and what he’s focusing on, including tackling crime in St. Louis, making childcare more accessible, and possibly lowering Missouri’s income tax. He shares his thoughts on how he plans to move the state forward.

Then, comedian Ben Bailey, best known for Cash Cab, joins the show to chat about his time hosting the show and the funny, sometimes awkward moments with passengers under pressure. Ben also opens up about his stand-up comedy career and his new special, Please Tell Me What I Said, explaining why stand-up is where his heart is, even beyond acting.

Comedian Ben Bailey, known for Cash Cab, talks about his experience hosting the show and the challenges of making passengers perform under pressure. He also shares his love for stand-up comedy, his new special Please Tell Me What I Said, and why stand-up is his true passion, beyond his acting career.

Comedian and actor Ben Bailey joins the show to talk about his upcoming performance at the Hot Java Bar in the Grove neighborhood. Best known for Cash Cab, Ben shares funny stories from the show, including a Kansas family who froze during a taping and tennis star John McEnroe rejecting a ride. He also discusses his new comedy special, Please Tell Me What I Said filmed in a cozy club setting. Ben reflects on his journey into stand-up comedy and his love for the craft, which he discovered by accident while working at the Comedy Store in LA.