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Steve Rogers, Associate Professor of Political Science at SLU joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch talking about Missouri's legislative session that gets underway this week.

Megan Lynch and Media Literacy Expert Julie Smith talk about what we need to look forward to in 2024 with our media messages.

KMOX's Michael Calhoun and Travis Sheridan, co-hosts of 'Nothing Impossible' discuss Venture Cafe coming to an end.

Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins Tom Ackerman talking about the Billikens getting ready for conference play and slowly getting healthy.

The Battlehawks are officially returning for another season, this time in the newly formed UFL. What does that mean for restaurants near the Dome? KMOX's Sean Malone goes in depth.

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Michael Calhoun and Travis Sheridan explore St. Louis's innovative landscape, delving into AI's job impact, evolving business trends, and the city's expanding innovation districts. They discuss job training initiatives, spotlight successes like Door.com and Emerson, and reflect on Venture Cafe's shift post-pandemic, signaling changing networking paradigms.

Join Debbie Monterrey as she engages in a lively discussion with TV Guide's Matt Roush, diving into the most captivating TV shows of 2023. From the surprising brilliance of Apple TV+'s "Lessons in Chemistry" and Hulu's indigenous-driven "Reservation Dogs" to Netflix's original and darkly humorous "Beef," the conversation delves deep into standout series that embraced diversity, originality, and compelling storytelling across streaming platforms and networks.

oin Scott Jagow for heartwarming stories from small-town America in 2023. From Ocala, Florida's triplet sisters born on the same day to Hudsonville, Michigan's thrift store sweater aiding foster care, and Watertown, South Dakota's record-breaking giant pumpkin, these tales highlight resilience and joy. Despite challenges like Canton, North Carolina's lost whistle, revived at a high school game, and Ashland, Kentucky's celebratory Olive Garden opening, these stories reflect the enduring spirit of small-town America.

Join Meghan Lynch in a lively discussion with political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they forecast the landscape of 2024. Delving into national races, the conversation touches on the dominance of Donald Trump within the Republican Party and the potential challenges faced by contenders like Nikki Haley. The age factor surrounding Joe Biden and Donald Trump remains a topic of discussion, hinting at a potential shift in Democratic candidates.

Shifting to Missouri politics, the trio explores the gubernatorial race, foreseeing Crystal Quaid as a likely Democratic nominee, while contemplating the competitive dynamics within the GOP primaries involving candidates such as Mike Kehoe, Jay Ashcroft, and Bill Eigel.