St Louis author Steven Rowland deals with inflammatory arthritis, and he's added details of his own medical condition, into novels that he's written. He and Leah Levin, the Development Director for the Central West Region of the Arthritis Foundation, join Megan Lynch.

Michelle Wilson is registered dietician with Branz Nutrition. She recently sat down with Megan Lynch to talk about the pressure to get your body "swimsuit ready" for summer.

Jerel Canty is a Metro East native, from Centerville, IL, a photographer and videographer who's new film focuses on East St Louis. 'East St. Louis: Roads That Lead Back Home,' is planned to be released late this year or early in 2027. He visits with Megan Lynch. Visit: JerelCanty.com

KMOX Birthday wishes for Thursday, May 7, 2026

KMOX's Debbie Monterrey visits with father and son operators of Dogtown Pizza, Rich Schaper & Rick Schaper. They explore how the business started and how the younger Rick Schaper got involved. 'Frozen pizza sales have never gone down,' over the past forty years says the elder Schaper. (Debbie Monterrey)

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch for his weekly segment. This week's conversation revolves around Nexstar Media Group asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block a price-fixing lawsuit brought by DirecTV & a new lawsuit against META in New Mexico.

Col Jeff McCausland, CBS News Military Analyst, joins Megan Lynch as a new proposal is on the table to end the conflict between the US and Iran. McCausland says it was 'a little shocking to me,' that military & Trump Administration leaders were 'surprised' that the Strait of Hormuz would be closed by Iran, since it had been done before.

US News and World Report reporter Rachael Brennan joins Megan Lynch, detailing a new article, 'The ‘New Tornado Alley’: Increased Risks and What Homeowners Should Know in 2026'. You can find it u-s-news-dot-com.

KMOX Birthday wishes for May 6, 2026

Daniel Hill, Community Educator with the Alzheimer's Association joins Megan Lynch and says 122-thousand Missouri residents age 65 and older in Missouri are living with Alzheimer’s.