Mike Mahon, Doctor of Clinical psychology & the Host of the "Psych with Mike" podcast, discusses the psychology of horror/suspense films, including the new film NOPE, directed by Jordan Peele.

Why are some people likely to believe a story that may not have a shred of truth to it?  And does mainstream media play a role?  Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman ask those questions of Michael O'Bryan, lecturer in the Washington University English Department.

Jason Kander talks about the difference between his Senate campaign ad featuring an AR15, and the latest campaign ad from current Senate hopeful Eric Greitens in his interview with KMOX's Carol Daniel.

CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum runs down the latest headlines with Carol and Tom, including Abortion rights, Steve Bannon, and January 6th hearings this week.

St. Louis is known as a baseball town, but there are other bat and ball games invented here. KMOX's Stuart McMillian continues this week's series with a look at Fuzzball. 

KMOX's Carol Daniel talks with Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly about an emergency rule to allow authorities broader discretion in issuing Firearm Owner’s Identification cards in response to a mass shooting July Fourth in suburban Chicago.

Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel get the latest announcement on plans for the Zoo's 425 acre park in north St. Louis County from Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman, Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Park Director

AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore details the string of heat waves the St. Louis region has experienced and predicts the latest could stretch out over two weeks.  (Recorded 6:40 am 7/19/22)

The City of St. Louis is getting a new department. It's the Division of Civilian Oversight, which will investigate police misconduct, officer involved shootings, etc. That will no longer be handled within the police department. KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth.

Albert Pujols talks about the all-star game and home run derby.