Chris and Amy comment on the Hiroshima anniversary; car fires in Clayton; the SLPS audit findings; ESPN & NFL; Francis Howell school district. Plus visits with John Rooney and comedian Anjela Johnson-Reyes, and a look back on the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

The final hour of the Chris and Amy show includes a visit from comedian Anjela Johnson-Reyes; confusion over the departure of Francis Howell's new Superintendent; how to eat healthier in your mid-life; and concerns over caller Rob.

How can I possibly eat healthy while juggling kids, a stressful job, and save money at the same time? Dr Julie Gatza, health educator and nutrition expert, joins Chris and Amy in this edition of The Midday Midlife with the answers. Her website is NaturesSources.com

Anjela Johnson-Reyes joins Chris and Amy to preview her tour date at The Pageant on November 15. She talks about her family friendly tour and how comedians are getting specials on various platforms.

Chris and Amy learn about an interesting event that followed the dropping of atomic bombs on a pair of Japanese cities; the SLPS audit revealed some surprises; John Rooney talks Cardinals and broadcasting; Question of the week.

Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney says Miles Mikolas served up 'way too many hittable pitches' in the loss to Los Angeles. He joins Chris and Amy ahead of the final game between the Dodgers and Cardinals this afternoon. He says there is 'a big hole' now that the Cardinals have traded away several pitchers.

Just five months after the US bombing of Nagasaki in World War II, the US military played a football game at ground zero. Greg Mitchell is the writer and director of "The Atomic Bowl: Football at Ground Zero-and Nuclear Peril Today", and he joined Amy and Chris as the world remembers bombings 80 years ago this week. The documentary is available through PBS and companion book is available now.

Chris and Amy discuss the Hiroshima anniversary; a recent series of car fires appears to be anti Semitic; changes to ESPN and the NFL; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy's Did you see this? segment. A Denmark zoo makes headlines & a Coast Guard report on Oceangate tragedy.

Chris and Amy discuss auto damage and vandalism; they introduce the 'Question of the week' on cleaning your bedsheets; Dave Simons on financial literacy; George Mahe on restaurant openings; Lynn Worthy recaps the Cardinals win and trade deadline.