'I couldn't imagine doing that,' says Dave Glover about when he first heard about NODA (No One Dies Alone), an organization that arranges for volunteers to sit with people in hospice, during their last hours of their lives. Visit www.BethesdaHealth.org

It's 'a pot, within a pot, within a pot,' says Kay Wells of her 3-d printed, self-watering planters. Posie Pots was one of 20 businesses to receive seed money from Arch Grants. Saint Louis University's Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship is opening up applications for its second New Venture Accelerator.

James Clark, Vice President of Public Safety and Executive Director of the Neighborhood Alliance for the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, joins Megan Lynch. He says the crime prevention program 'starts in the neighborhood.'

"Making friends requires time and attention," says Dr Kimberly Horn to Debbie Monterrey. She's written 'Friends matter for life' and highlights "National Make a Friend Day."

Tracy Berry is assistant us attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri. She's hosting an event to help older adults navigate targeted scams on Feb 26 at St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in conjunction with LifeWise St Louis. She explains the scams, not just online, that impact people as they age. With Megan Lynch.

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La Tejana Taqueria owner Antonio Garcia joins Sean Malone discussing why his restaurant will participate in a week of protests next week.

Ina Fried, Axios Chief Technology Correspondent, joins Megan Lynch with a look at Oura rings, and how they utilize AI insights powered through your phone, not the cloud.

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Anthony Becht, Battlehawks head coach, joins Debbie and Tom ahead of the Battlehawks Pep Rally event scheduled for Wednesday nite at Ballpark Village.

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John Vincent, Sr Editor of vehicle testing for US News & World Report joins Megan Lynch.

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