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The hump day edition starts with Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors discussing Trump and Biden agreeing to debate. Michael Buffer has copywritered a certain phrase that Chris and Amy cannot even quote a former president for posting it to social media. Jeff Smith, Executive Director of the Missouri Housing Workforce Association joins the show talking about the filibuster in Jeff City that would allow incarcerated people nearing a release could start job searching. Finally, did you see this.
Jeff Smith, Executive Director of the Missouri Housing Workforce Association, joins Chris and Amy to discuss the filibuster at the Missouri Capitol and a bill item that would allow incarcerated people nearing a release the ability to begin searching for jobs via video interviews.
We start the final hour by looking back at the top stories we've been covering so far today. Plus, Khristina Williams on Caitlin Clark's debut and Tim Meers talks Celebrate St. Louis.
Khristina Williams is a WNBA reporter and founder of Girls Talk Sports TV, and she joined us to preview Caitlin Clark's debut in the WNBA regular season.
Tim Meers is the General Chairman of Celebrate St. Louis and he joined us today to preview and highlight some of the fun things at this year's event.
The revamped Union Station will get some new entertainment with rides being installed. Plus, Rob Rains talks a fun night in Anaheim and who will be the key for a turn around.
An eight run 7th inning in Anaheim proved to be the difference in the series opener as the Cardinals won 10-5 over the Angels. Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joined us to discuss.
Chris and Amy have a conversation on the preservation of women's sports with more trans athletes changes to Title IX from the Biden administration.
Ahead of the Mayor's State of the City Address, Chris and Amy discuss whether Mayor Jones will mention Kim Gardner's whereabouts. Plus, Jame Clark of the Urban League of St. Louis tells us about Grill to Glory.
James Clark is the VP of Public Safety and Community Response for the Urban League of St. Louis and he joined us to tell us about how Grill to Glory helps bring communities together.
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