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Total Information AM episodes
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- New Report: Forever chemicals found in 20 Missouri waterwaysA new report by Environment Missouri Research & Policy Center analyzed water testing data from 20 waterways in Missouri and found P-FAS, or forever chemicals, at all 20 sites. Additionally, John Rumpler, the author of the report, says over 44 types of P-FAS were identified at the sites. He explains the results to Jade Aubrey.5 min
- Are Halloween candies all bad?Branz Nutrition registered dietician Michelle Wilson joins Megan Lynch. Halloween is right around the corner, is that batch of Halloween candy too much of a temptation for you? (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)6 min
- New polling takes into account students feelings on cell phone bansDr. Mike Parent, Principal Researcher for Hopelab, joins Megan Lynch. Have recent decisions regarding cell phone bans ignored students' thoughts on the issue? Hopelab has new polling, 'young people and students need to be involved in the discussion,' says Parent. (Photo by Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty Images)6 min
- AI is upending the work of data analystsCassandra Collier is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Management and Information Systems Department at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. She joins Megan Lynch. How is AI being used to handle work previously done by data analysts? She points out that sometimes AI has issues with how to analyze it, 'your data has to be clean and in an appropriate format for AI to work properly,' says Collier. 'AI literacy is crucial,' says Collier for the future.9 min
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- Entertainment News: All Star tribute to Dolly PartonTV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey. He previews a star-studded tribute to Dolly Parton set to air this week on CBS and previews an 'unsettling' new show starring Connie Britton.4 min
- How much do big ballot issues drive voters to the polls?Megan Lynch visits with Dr Leah Sweetman, Saint Louis University Director of community-engaged learning. How connected are voters to this November's ballot measures? SLU is set to host a forum next week, focused on civic engagement. SLU is hosting a forum on October 26 at the Chaifetz School of Business. More info & registration at SLU.edu/news4 min
- Teens say that AI is taking over some of their thinkingJulie Smith, KMOX Media Expert joins Megan Lynch to discuss Common Sense Media's Youth AI Safety Institute survey that shows a high number of teens are using AI for school work.7 min
- How Medicaid cuts could trickle down to local health agenciesDr. Kanika Cunningham, St. Louis County Public Health Director joins Megan Lynch to talk about how Medicaid cuts could trickle down to local health agencies.6 min
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