CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett, joins Chris and Amy for a weekly visit. He explains new Pentagon press requirements; pointing out that CBS News has had equipment to broadcast from there 'since it was built,' and was removed yesterday. Major also calls Pres Trump's promise of $20 billion in aid to Argentina comes across as 'meddling' in another nation's politics/elections. Could former NSA John Bolton be indicted?

Meteorologist Jeff Nordeen joins Chris and Amy with a look at the lingering summer weather. Why isn't it fall yet? Why won't the tree leaves change? He says climate change is an issue. 'The extremes,' says Nordeen, 'are getting more extreme.'

Chris and Amy discuss the awful Blues performance; KSDK ousts Rene Knott; a new study shows that graduates like their degrees; Did you see this?

Did you see this? for Friday, October 16, 2025. A new report shows a high level of lead in some protein powders. Amy will 'march for Trader Joe's'

Nichole Torpey-Saboe, VP of Research with the Strada Education Foundation, joins Chris and Amy with results from a new study. Do the stats track nationwide? Results seem to vary by state. StateOpportunityIndex.org for more information.

The full Wednesday episode is ready and features updates on St Louis's Sheriff, who's behind bars; the Question of the Week; and Did you see this?. Plus, interviews with Milwaukee's tourism chief; an AI company that is working to help small business's marketing; and a video gaming association executive.

Chris and Amy explore the expansion of video gaming by adults; Chris wants to get a hold of the allergy index numbers; and leaves are just not changing colors this year.

Aubrey Quinn is the Senior Vice President of Communications & Public Affairs with the Entertainment Software Association. She joins the show to explain the draw of video games at all ages, and even says that the average age of video game players today is 41!

Chris and Amy explore the efforts by 'Visit Milwaukee' to bring people to the Wisconsin city, could their efforts work for St Louis?; a Missouri native and Wash U grad is utilizing AI to help smaller businesses market effectively; are too many politicians swearing too much?

Chris Curtis is a Springfield, MO native and Wash U alum, he is Founder & CEO of Morning AI. He's in town speaking to a class at Wash U on entrepreneurship. He says AI has 'potential to level the playing field,' for smaller companies.