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CBS Tech Contributor Ian Sherr joins Debbie and Megan talking about the 40th anniversary of Apple selling its Macintosh and how things have changed since.

Jerome Katz, Professor of Business at the SLU - Chaifetz School of Business joins Debbie and Megan for his weekly segment discussing if Amazon could be getting ready to sell cars and migration.

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Dr. Ian Buchanan, St. Louis City NAACP Education Chair joins Megan and Debbie in studio to talk about the new "Right to Read" campaign focused on black literacy.

CBS Correspondent Matt Pieper joins Megan and Debbie from New Hampshire discussing what we saw from the results and what it means for Nikki Haley going forward.

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St. Charles City-County Library District CEO Jason Kuhl joined Debbie and Megan to discuss a library temporarily opening in Mid-Rivers Mall and if a library in mall might be a permit place.

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Brad Young KMOX Legal Analyst and Partner at Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins Megan and Debbie talking about if Nikki Haley is eligible to be president and if a mother can be held liable in a school shooting.

A blood test to determine Alzheimer's.

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Wednesday, January 24th. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].

KMOX's Olivia Moses sat down with PROMO's Director of Communications Robert Fischer talking about the "Anti-LGBTQ-plus" bills.

Kansas City Sports Radio Host Bob Fescoe joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Chiefs playing for another AFC title and Jackson County in KC will be able to vote on stadium funding.