Chris and Amy share first day of school stories and invite listeners to join in with their own memories. They discuss Missouri’s new law banning student cell phone use during the school day and a proposed St. Charles data center. Plus, a Cardinals update: swept by the Yankees at Busch Stadium, starting a road trip to Miami and Tampa Bay, and questions about declining attendance and ticket prices at Busch.

Hancock and Kelley sit in with Chris and Amy and discuss Trump and Putin meeting to discuss ceasefire, National Guard takeover in DC and more. Scott Jagow joins to talk about TIAM Weekend with Roaming St. Louis and Chat with StuMac. Dale Schilly talks MLS atmosphere and City building off win against Nashville. We also have a story about removing a tattoo to get it framed after you have passed. LA Olympics to sell naming rights to venues breaking tradition. What states would you consider God's Country

In this hour Chris and Amy discuss if you would you date someone that has framed tattoo of ex plus question of week, Trader Joe's being cheaper. What states would you consider God's Country. Finally, LA Olympics to sell naming rights to venues breaking tradition.

In this hour Chris and Amy are joined by Scott Jagow to preview TIAM weekend. Dale Schilly talks City nice win against Nashville and building off of it. Rongey has a new coffee study plus did you see this.

City Analyst Dale Schilly joins the show to talk about the best atmospheres in the league, importance of Chris Durkin being back in lineup and more.

Host of TIAM Weekend Scott Jagow joins to preview his segments Roaming St. Louis, Chat with StuMac and Three Good Things.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join for the hour discussing the Yankees being in town, hosting a talk show solo. Plus real topics like Trump and Putin meeting today and the National Guard in DC.

Chris & Amy discuss inflation with Dave Simons; the Cardinals with Matt Pauley; Major Garrett has updates on federal troops in Washington, DC; Trevor Wagener explains European Union regulations on digital. Plus, who is 'Pensacola Jones'?

Chris and Amy discuss digital regulations in Europe; how a brain-eating amoeba has impacted a swimmer at Lake of the Ozarks; KMOX wins a Murrow award; Major Garrett's worst song.

Trevor Wagener, Computer & Communications Industry Association Chief Economist, explains how quickly the regulations are costing Americans money. 'The 497 Billion Problem You've Never Heard Of'