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- Central County Emergency has new dispatch voice that is a little different
There is a new voice for Central County Emergency in St. Charles County that might sound like Artificial Intelligence but Jason Nettles, Central County Emergency 911 Executive Director tells Maria Keena that it is a computer generated voice programed by humans to pronounce names correctly.
6 min - New Wash U study shows long Covid can be a problem even two years later
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with Wash University Clinical Epidemiologist Dr. Ziyad Al Ali to find out more about the study on long Covid.
4 min - Riverboats at Gateway Arch and new Junior Ranger program
Pam Sanfilippo, Chief of Museum Services and Interpretation at Gateway Arch National Park joins Megan and Tom talking about Riverboats at the Gateway Arch and a new Junior Ranger Program.
(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
7 min - City SC gets win against Austin FC in first game since late July
City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins Tom Ackerman after a huge win against Austin FC in the re-start of the MLS season.
10 min - 4th Industrial Revolution creates hands-on learning for future engineers
Dr. Jim Noble, University of Missouri Professor and Chair of the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering joins Megan and Tom talking about how they are using $1million grant to create hands-on learning experiences for future engineers.
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7 min - Acing the college transition
Tim Bono, Happiness Expert, Associate Dean for Assessment in Student Affairs and Lecturer in Psychological and Brain Sciences in Arts and Sciences at Washington University joins the show talking about the transition for students going to college.
(Photo by Paul Weaver / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
10 min - Could there be a pause to interest rates after meeting this week in KC?
Mike McKee, Bloomberg Radio and TV Reporter covering economics and policy joins Megan and Tom discussing the Federal Reserve hiking interest rates and meeting in Kansas City.
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6 min - Geospatial technology could help St. Louis area students map their futures
It's a major sector of our St. Louis economy, so experts say Geospatial literacy needs to be part of back-to-school curriculum. Tara Mott, Esri NGA Account Manager, and Co-Chair of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation's St. Louis area working group, joins Megan and Tom in studio to talk about potential careers in the industry and how Esri provides software and resources to K-12 schools to provide kids with geospatial learning opportunities.
8 min - Extreme heat in St. Louis all week with no let up overnight
AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean Davore joins to talk about the extreme heat in the St. Louis area this week.
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2 min - It is not beneficial for Trump to debate
Bloomberg Reporter Gregory Korte joins Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch discussing former President Trump deciding not to take part in the republicans debate this week.
(Photo by Kyle Mazza / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)
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