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TV Guide's Matt Roush tells us about TV coming back including So You Think You Can Dance and Masked Singer.
Phil Moser, Chief of The Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program talks with Maria Keena about the Army Corps of Engineers doing more testing for nuclear contamination in Florissant near Coldwater Creek.
Lasse Sorensen, Host of the TV show "Food is Love" joins Megan Lynch talking about how he was asked to move to Alton.
Head Coach of City SC Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman talking about the win against NYCFC, the health of the team and what the crowd means to them.
Professor Gerald Early from the African and African American Studies Department at Washington University joins Megan and Tom talking about a night with him coming this Wednesday reconceiving the National Baseball Hall of Fame's Black Baseball exhibit.
Jodi Schneider, Political News Director Bloomberg TV and Radio joins Megan Lynch talking about Nikki Haley winning DC Republican primary.
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CBS Correspondent in Jerusalem Robert Berger joins Tom and Megan talking about Vice President Harris calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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Sarah Woodburn a mentor in the program and Maria Goncalves a mentee join Tom and Megan in studio talking about the Mosaic project mentoring group which is designed to help women get accustomed to being in St. Louis.
Yevgeniy Vorobeychik, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Washington University's McKelvey School of Engineering spoke with Megan Lynch on how Washington University hopes to help the accuracy of searches by using geospatial technology.
Eva Velasquez, Identity Theft Resource Center joins Megan Lynch discussing the recent hike in job scams.
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