The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Ebrahim Raisi known as the "Butcher of Tehran" died in a helicopter crash and the satirical site The Onion had a fitting headline.

We jump right into a great conversation on the growing landscape of youth sports and if it is negatively affecting families both in the wallet and with their time.

Rongey poses a question on wedding parties after his trip to Indianapolis this past weekend. Plus, Dan Reardon on the PGA Championship and John K. Brown on the rich history of the Eads Bridge.

John K. Brown is a historian and author of Spanning the Gilded Age: James Eads and the Great Steel Bridge. He joined us to share the history of the iconic St. Louis bridge and the improbable journey behind its creation.

KMOX golf expert Dan Reardon joined us to discuss the mental resolve for Scottie Scheffler after his arrest and the incredibly low numbers posted over the weekend for one of golf's Major tournaments.

We are again thinking of you the listener and we tease a new feature we will be testing at some point this week. Plus, Steve Garmon of Museum of Illusions and Matt Pauley.

KMOX sports fella Matt Pauley joined us to share his thoughts on the City Connect uniforms, if the offense has turned a corner for the Cardinals, and more.

Steve Garmon is the GM for the Museum of Illusions, and he joined us in studio today to talk about all the great illusions waiting for you. The grand opening is this Friday at the City Foundry!

We've been waiting and today is the day that the Cardinals released their City Connect uniforms. Plus, Brad Young discusses Scottie Scheffler's PGA Championship arrest.

KMOX legal expert Brad Young joined us to explain exactly what happened leading up to his arrest and why it may be a tough case to prove.