Yolanda Austin, Mayor of Jennings joins Tom and Carol talking about the first meetings of the St. Louis County Crime Commission and the goals going forward.

A 68-year-old grandmother who was viciously assaulted outside the Straub's store in the Central West End along with multiple employees and a police office by a suspect who's a murderer out on parole. Her attorney tells KMOX she now almost feels victimized twice. The second time, by the system. KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks exclusively with the victim's attorney, Scott Sherman, about his dealing with the Circuit Attorney.

Dr Natissia Small, UMSL's  Vice Provost for Access, Academic Support and Workforce Integration joins Carol and Tom in studio talking about the Bridge program graduation where Carol will be a speaker.

It is becoming more popular for people to have their own chickens living in the backyard. KMOX's Megan Lynch visited one family raising a flock, nesting amid the brick bungalows of a South City neighborhood

Nikco Sports Bob Ibach joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about the new item at Nikco Sports which is a St. Louis City SC inaugural season soccer ball 

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Thursday, March 2nd. 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 lets us know about Daisy Jones and The Six and also Chris Rock live on Netflix.

Jackie Joyner Kersee, six time Olympic Gold Medalist joins Carol Daniel talking about her being the Grand Marshall of the "Enjoy Illinois 300" and the JJK 5K on the track.

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Jerome Katz, Chaifetz School of Business joins Carol and Megan talks UAW upheaval, Labor Market growing and what is Bare Minimum Mondays. 

Debbie Monterrey talks with Deborah Reinhardt Author of "St. Louis Coffee: A Stimulating History" about the history of coffee in St. Louis.

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