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Attorney Elad Gross joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about representing a man that was jailed for 8 months after his charges were dropped and city doesn't think they owe him anything.
Dr. Eric Royer, an Instructional Developer at the Reinert Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning at Saint Louis University joins Megan and Tom talking about the life of Henry Kissinger and his impact on the world.
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Jodi Schneider, The Political News Director for Bloomberg TV and Radio joins the show talking if the potential of a government shutdown in the new year could be lessening.
Michael Browning, 9th Ward Alderman joins Megan and Tom in studio discussing if something positive could happen to Kingshighway houses and red light cameras.
James Lee, Chief Operating Officer, Identity Theft Resource Center joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to talk about the group's new discussion paper that looks at how facial verification could help reduce the number of identity crime victims.
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Medical Contributor Dr. Celine Gounder joined Megan Lynch talking about if you should give your kids melatonin.
Granite City Mayor Mike Parkinson joined KMOX discussing what might happen if the steel plant in Granite City has to close its doors for good.
Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Thursday, November 30th. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].
TV Guide's Matt Roush on popularity of Golden Bachelor and Ladies of the 80s.
Sam Fiorello, President and CEO of Cortex, and Jasmine Owens join Michael Calhoun to discuss Cortex's initiative to grow technical training programs in Missouri.
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