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- Should you be allowed to fix your own cell phone?
St Louis County librarian Cameron Riesenburger joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss "right to repair" laws.
8 min - The health benefits of tea
Matt Sheehan, spokesperson for OSF Healthcare joins Megan and Tom to discuss the impact of tea on the human body.
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© JOHN HEIDER | hometownlife.com, Hometownlife.com via Imagn Content Services, LLC
6 min - Native St Louisan returns home to take helm of Webster University
Tim Keane is the new Chancellor at Webster University. He takes over from longtime Webster stalwart Beth Stroble. Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discuss his return home and the challenges that Webster faces.
9 min - SLU Political Scientist on MO Primary: Kehoe has run a really strong campaign
Assistant Professor of Political Scientist at Saint Louis University, Steve Rogers joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to preview the Missouri primary.
10 min - The latest efforts to produce innovation in crops
Chad Zimmerman is Agri-Food Director at BioSTL. He spoke with Megan Lynch about the relationship between technology and food, and how one organization in St. Louis is working to make sure our region is at the forefront of that innovation.
10 min - Google Trends: The Olympics
Robert Ferrara, Google Trends Expert joins Tom and Megan. What is the top search during week 1 of the Paris Olympic games?
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© Rob Schumacher-USA TODAY Sports
6 min - John Hackworth: 'to score that first goal is really important'
John Hackworth, interim head-coach for St Louis CITY SC joins Tom Ackerman every Monday. This week, they recap CITY's loss to Juarez in League's Cup.
5 min - John Rooney recaps Cards lost weekend to Cubs & previews "Happy Hour" game vs Mets
The Cardinals lost 3 of 4 to the Cubs in Chicago. The "Voice of the Cardinals" joins Tom Ackerman every Monday morning.
4 min - 1 min
- H&K: The number of 'double-haters' has dropped
Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Scott. John Hancock feels like the number of people who didn't like BOTH Presidential candidates has dropped now that Joe Biden has dropped out. Michael Kelley points out that Donald Trump has 'not won the media cycle' since the attempt on his life.
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