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KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young says that drones are considered aircraft, which you are not allowed to shoot at, he advises against shooting at them. Plus a look at a new Trump-filed lawsuit against the Des Moines Register for a pre-election poll. He's suing under the 'consumer fraud act', not a law against defamation. Megan Lynch is the host.

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Natalie Brunell shares her family history and how she got into Bitcoin, and developed her podcast on www.TalkingBitcoin.com with Megan Lynch. She explains how easy it is to invest, but calls the investment 'volatile' in the short term. She says her entire investment is in Bitcoin.

Michael Garcia is one of the opponents to a planned pediatric mental and behavioral health facility in Webster Groves. He returns to KMOX to voice his frustration over the process.

Brian Rauch, a research associate professor of physics and the Principal Investigator of the TIGERISS Program calls it a 'shame' that the International Space Station will be decommissioned in 2030. He has a project set to be launched to the station next year.

Colleen McClain, a Pew Research Senior Researcher, joins Megan Lynch with details of a new study on teen online social media usage. She says girls are more likely to use TikTik, while teen boys use Youtube more.

Trish Lollo President of St. Louis Children’s Hospital & Lindsey Stephenson President of KVC Missouri return to KMOX to update their plans on the proposed new childrens' behavioral health facility in Webster Groves. With Megan Lynch.

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Assistant Special Agent in Charge- FBI St Louis Bureau- Greg Heeb joins Megan Lynch as the organization is reminding people to be wary of the use of generative AI in scams.

Julie Smith, a media literacy expert and instructor at Webster Unibersity, joins Megan Lynch with details on a lawsuit against an app called Character A-I. The family claims chatbots created by the artificial intelligence program encouraged their teenager to kill them.