9th Ward Alderman Michael Browning is looking to Nashville to help streamline the process to get traffic-calming devices like speed humps installed in St Louis. He says the current system is, 'very silly' to Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman.

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KMOX Birthday Wishes for December 9, 2024

Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Scott, looking at the turmoil in nations across the globe.

KMOX Birthday Wishes for December 6, 2024

Debbie Monterrey and Joe Pott try to guess where Scott Jagow has been "roaming" this week.

'Explore St. Louis' VP of Communications, Cat Neville, joins TIAM for her weekly hit to talk about the current occupancy rates around St. Louis, STL being almost 14% better than the national average for hotel occupancy, a 54% rate for the STL Metro Area & Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, one of the St. Louis region’s largest hotels, is redoing its fitness center in a project that will cost nearly $1 million

CBS News Tech contributor Ian Scherr joined KMOX's Michael Calhoun to talk about another round of cyber attacks that are raising alarms and calling for more precautions, why regular texters need to think about the encryption their apps are using, large companies no longer being the only targets for foreign hackers, how hackers can effect you as a regular person and the best encryption apps for the average smart-phone user to download.

Dr. Matthew Delmont, author of "Half-American", joins Debbie to talk about the upcoming event this Sunday, December 8th at Soldiers Memorial, honoring St. Louis native Capt. Wendell Pruitt and taking a look at the battles Wendell and his fellow Tuskegee airman fought on and off the battlefield of World War II and how Captain Pruitt's story reflects how the war and times changed St. Louis.

Axios reporter Maya Goldman joins TAIM to talk about the recent push from the FDA to streamline the approval and update process, the history of AI in the medical field, why the difference in generative AI is so crucial, the proposal for non-binding recommendations for the changes of the AI device & the potential future of generative AI and machine learning in healthcare.

RAND health economist Daniel Crespon joined TAIM to talk about a new RAND study looking into healthcare companies increasing patient costs by extending hospital stays, adding second diagnosis's & further complicating the patient's case, what goes into the various types of upcoding from hospitals, one-third of increases in patients costs being tied to upcoding, how this has lead to billions more being made, whether this is a cause of government or private plan changes & how this leads to higher healthcare premiums.