Bradley Pease is the Director of Engineering for the City of Carmel, Indiana. His city has 158 roundabouts in their city, with at least one more to be added this year. Pease tells Megan that the 1st one was built in 1997, and the data shows how much safer they are compared to a traditional signalized intersection. He says, 'don't do one, do 10!'

Dr. Greg Cejas, an autism specialist and researcher in the department of psychiatry at Washington University School of Medicine and Megan Lynch, discuss the varying factors that play a part in children developing autism.

KMOX Birthday wishes for Sept 23, 2025

CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr joins Sean Malone to explain exactly what happens when a data center moves into a community. St Louis is considering allowing a large data center at the site of The Armory along I-64.

TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey with a preview of what's new on tv this week.

Webster University instructor Julie Smith and Megan Lynch discuss the new words and phrases that are being coined to explain all of the fake news and lies being published online. She calls it an 'information disorder'.

The United Way of Greater St. Louis annual community campaign is underway. Michelle Tucker, CEO United Way of Greater St. Louis. She tells Megan Lynch about how the organization acts as 'a safety net' to the region.

Retired US Army Col Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch with a look at the new worldwide nuclear threat assessment. It comes from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, The Nuclear Threat Initiative, and the Harvard Belfer Center.

A new survey finds two thirds of parents think their teens are addicted to their phones. And they're especially worried about some of the things they're accessing on those phones.

That Teens and Tech survey was conducted by All About Cookies... an online privacy company.

Josh Koebert, Senior Content Marketer, joins Megan Lynch.

Megan Lynch chats with Hannah Richardson about family member's Alzheimer's diagnosis. She's participating in this year's Walk to End Alzheimer's. ALZ.org/walk