Wedding season is right around the corner and there is an exhibit at Campbell House Museum that shows 150 years of fashions. Debbie Monterrey talks with Andy Hahn, Campbell House Executive Director about the exhibit. 

City SC Radio Analyst Dale Schilly joins Tom Ackerman talking loss to Portland and looking ahead to Dallas 

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Jerry Dunn, Clinical Psychology Professor and Executive Director of Children's Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis joins Carol and Tom talking about mental health awareness. 

Valerie Fridland, Author and Professor of Linguistics, Department of English at the University of Nevada Reno joins the show talking about her book "Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English"

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Kevin Schott, Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency Director joins Carol and Tom discussing the fatal multi car pileup near Springfield Illinois yesterday.  

First responders walk among some of the 72 vehicles involved in a deadly highway 55 crash, north of Farmersville, in Montgomery County Illinois on Monday, May 1, 2023. A dust storm south of Springfield, Illinois injured 30 and killed six.    Officials say freshly plowed farm land and powerful winds caused the dust storm that covered the highway. Photo by Illinois State Highway Patrol/UPI

KMOX Reporter Kevin Killeen joins the show talking about another Kim Gardner case being possibly delayed. 

Mike Mahon, Doctor of Clinical Psychology "Psych with Mike" joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the psychology behind a loss of a loved icon like Mike Shannon. 

St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Mike Shannon waves to the crowd as he is introduced between innings during a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on June 6,, 2021. Shannon, a Cardinals broadcaster for 50 has died on April 20, 2023 at the age of 83.  File Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI

Dail Chambers, Farmer in North St. Louis claims that LRA is unfairly taking her land. 

The U-S Department ot Homeland Security wants to know more about the messaging extremist groups use to influence followers.
 
Researcher have found that much of that messaging happens on social media.  
 
The National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center says it's basically "micro-blogging" -- using short, frequent posts to connect.
 
KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with researchers Matt Jensen and Shane Connelly with NCITE and the University of Oklahoma.