When you think of literature, you probably think of quiet, sedate, hushed tones. But tonight in Grand Center, a literature event is likely to be loud and raucous. The LA Times called it "the most entertaining reading series ever."  Debbie Monterrey talks to St Louis native and author Adrian Zuniga, the man who created the Literary Death Match.

TV Guide's Matt Roush talks Yellowstone, and Tulsa King.

Local researchers are out with a new study on how well the anti-viral drug Paxlovid does at preventing long-Covid. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer talked about it with the lead study author. Dr. Ziyad AlAly, a clinical epidemiologist at Wash U and the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care system.

Laura Morton, Filmmaker SLIFF joins Tom and Carol talking about documentary "Anxious Nation" that airs today at St Louis International Film Festival.

Filmmaker, Tim Gray joins Tom and Carol talking about 'Jack Taylor: The Enterprise' which debuted on PBS and is now streaming 

Jo Mannies, former St. Louis Post-Dispatch political reporter joins Tom and Carol talking about what happened with the local elections.   

CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about about the midterms elections from across the country

Megan Lynch, Shamed Dogan and Braxton Payne recap the election. 

Carol Daniel talks with Gus Faucher the Chief Economist for PNC BANK along with the Regional President of PNC Michael Scully From the PNC C-SPEAK PODCAST where they talk to local and regional C-level executives.

KMOX Reporters were  covering watch parties for Trudy Busch Valentine, Eric Schmitt, Mark Mantovani and Dr. Sam Page. Kevin Kileen was there as Page  won another term as St Louis County Executive. and Maria Keena has more from the concession and victory speeches last night in the U-S Senate race where Schmitt, as expected....was victorious over Busch-Valentine.