Brad Young is sitting in for H&K, and is joined by Stuart McMillan from the News Desk to discuss the sink hole, possibly to the Upside Down, that's opened up in St. Louis and taking a few minutes to discuss movies and shows that have come out recently. After that, Mark Sutherland calls in to tell us about the St. Louis Air Show + Stem Expo that's coming to town. Later, Brad talks about the Top Gun and Elvis lawsuits and whether or not religious schools should have a right to public funding.

Brad Young is sitting in for H&K and has a lineup of interviews you won't want to miss. After kicking things off, a Bloomberg Reporter, Joe Mathieu, calls in to discuss gun legislation. Later, Scott MacFarlane, CBS News Congressional Correspondent, calls in to give his take on the January 6th Hearings.

Bloomberg Reporter Joe Mathieu calls in to talk with Brad Young about Gun Legislation and the rising inflation in the economy.

Brad Young is sitting in for H&K today and Mark Sutherland calls in to tell us all about the St. Louis Air Show and Stem Expo that's coming back after two years.

CBS Face the Nation's John Dickerson joins TIAM this morning to discuss the investigation of the January 6th riots.

KMOX's Health Editor, Fred Bodimer, talks about a new booster with Moderna's Chief Medical Officer, Paul Burton.

KMOX's Maria Keena goes talks with the St. Ann Police Department about a possible alternative to dangerous police chases with a new GPS Technology called Star Chase.

Today, Kevin tells us about how his wife left him...for the weekend to see Led Zeppelin.

KMOX's Health Editor Fred Bodimer talks with the clinical pharmacy manager for SSM Health's Infectious Diseases System, Sumaya Ased, about a new COVID-19 Vaccine called Novavax.

Debbie Monterrey joins Tom and Carol to say goodbye to one of St. Louis's favorite trees in Tower Grove Park.  it's a catalpa known for generations as the Keebler Elf tree. Younger generations refer to it as the Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings tree. But after a century of sparking people's imagination and having children climb inside its hollow trunk and hang off its branches, the catalpa has reached the end of its life. Park officials announced that it's coming down this summer because it is dying and has become a hazard.