Join Joe Pot on the KMOX Friday morning sports chat with John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, for a comprehensive discussion covering the latest Cardinals game and potential trades. The conversation starts with a review of the thrilling game from last night, with John expressing his concerns about how an incident in the first inning was handled by the umpires.

As the trade deadline approaches, Joe brings up the topic of potential trades, and John speculates on the future of Jordan Montgomery and Jack Flaherty in a Cardinals uniform. Both players are of interest to other teams, and John explains how their performances might lead to trades that bring good young pitching and players to the Cardinals.

Additionally, the conversation delves into Tyler O'Neill's role and potential trade value. O'Neill's impressive performance has made him a valuable asset, and his name has been circulating in trade discussions. John and Joe discuss the implications of a potential trade involving O'Neill and what it could mean for the team.

With the weekend games set to be warm and steamy at Busch Stadium, John Rooney assures listeners that he'll provide full coverage on potential trades and exciting gameplay. Make sure to tune in for the 7:15 first pitch tonight and stay tuned for any trade updates that might impact the Cardinals' roster.

Join Scott Jagow on KMOX with Margaret Brennan, the host, as they discuss the latest developments in the investigation against former President Donald Trump. Learn about the new charges, including the alleged request to delete security camera footage at Mar-a-Lago. Find out how these charges may impact the timeline and ongoing investigation. Margaret's guest, presidential candidate Nikki Haley, will also be in the spotlight, discussing her stance on the legal issues and her campaign policies. Additionally, catch an insightful discussion with influential economist Neel Kashkari on the recent interest rate hikes and the outlook for the economy.  

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Get ready for an exciting preview of Roaming St. Louis, where Scott Jagow takes us on a thrilling adventure through the city's hidden gems. But there's a twist! Debbie Monterrey, Joe Pott, and Stewart McMillan join in on the fun, trying to decipher the mystery destination based on Scott's clever clues. Will they crack the code and uncover the secret location he explored? Tune in to this engaging episode filled with laughter, intrigue, and thrilling discoveries as they embark on the ultimate quest in Roaming St. Louis!

Drama, suspense, mystery, and magic set the tone for an action-packed weekend in St. Louis! Join Cat Neville from Explore St. Louis as she shares five thrilling events happening in the city. 

 In this segment of Total Information AM with Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch, they discuss the upcoming August debate stage for seven Republican presidential candidates. The interview features John Shaw, Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, who sheds light on the qualifying process and the challenges faced by the candidates. Donald Trump's strong lead in the polls and the strategies of other candidates to stand out are also explored. The discussion includes speculations on whether Trump will participate in the debate and how potential vice presidential picks might have to navigate their positions.

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 Lance Knuckles, the Director of the Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) for the city of St. Louis, joins Total Information AM to discuss the city's efforts to acquire and return vacant properties to private ownership. Knuckles explains the recent changes in the pricing policy, allowing properties to be sold at adjusted prices based on their location and value changes. He emphasizes the importance of leveraging assets and inventory to attract residents and consumers to invest in the city's properties. Knuckles also highlights the challenge of revitalizing properties with derelict structures and the need for partnerships to accelerate redevelopment. He discusses the discontinuation of the Motor Own program and the upcoming launch of a new website to simplify the process for potential buyers. The interview ends with Knuckles expressing excitement about the progress and measurable impact expected in the city's revitalization efforts.

 In this segment on Total Information AM, Dr. Jack Fishman, a professor of meteorology and the Director for the Center for Environmental Sciences at St. Louis University, sheds light on the alarming rise in extreme temperatures globally. He explains the difference between weather and climate and delves into the impact of climate change on the behavior of the Jetstream. Dr. Fishman emphasizes that climate change is not just about the average increase in temperature but also the changing thermal structure of the atmosphere and its effects on the Jetstream. He discusses the role of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane and how their increasing levels are contributing to the rising temperatures. As the world experiences more heatwaves, Dr. Fishman highlights the importance of understanding the changing climate and its consequences on weather patterns.

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 In this segment on Total Information AM, Karen Balk, an occupational therapist from Washington University, shares valuable insights into executive function challenges and how they can be addressed. She discusses how parents and adults can recognize the signs of executive function difficulties and the reasons behind their prevalence in modern society. Karen provides real-life examples of how occupational therapists work with children and adults to improve executive function skills. From time management strategies to organizing daily routines, Karen offers practical tips to help individuals lead more organized and productive lives.

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Join us on Total Information AM as we speak with Marta Hanson, the National Program Manager for Power the Polls, a national organization that aims to address the poll worker shortage during elections. Learn how over 700,000 people volunteered in 2020 to help make elections run smoothly and the efforts to recruit the next generation of poll workers. Discover how Power the Polls partners with businesses and corporations to offer incentives, including time off, to encourage more people to participate in this crucial civic duty. Find out how you can get involved and serve your community as a poll worker at  powerthepolls.org

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