Total Information AM Weekend

  In this radio segment, the host discusses Women's Equality Day, commemorating the women's suffrage movement and the ongoing efforts to achieve gender equality. The conversation delves into the historical context, victories, and setbacks in the journey towards equality. Carrie Crompton, the executive director of the Women's Foundation of Greater St. Louis, joins the discussion, highlighting the foundation's focus on workplace equity, pay gap, representation, and family leave policies. The conversation also touches on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on women in the workforce and addresses the challenges of balancing work and household responsibilities. The interview underscores the importance of ongoing conversations about gender norms and equitable solutions for both work and home life.

In this edition of his weekly Three Good Things segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow takes us back through the history of radio and its impact on the world. He also pays tribute to a humble and legendary radio man who passed away this past week. Rick Jeanneret called Buffalo Sabres hockey games for 51 years and will forever be treasured.

In this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow got a hankering for a cappuccino. He satisfied his craving at the Proving Ground coffee shop and restaurant in Columbia, Ill. 

The owner is 22-year-old Jacob Gonzalez, who bought the shop when he was 18 and has seen it through the pandemic. Jake and Scott chat about being a young entrepreneur, the coffee business and the shop's to-die-for drunken monkey pancakes, among other things.

  Get ready to take a trip back in time with this captivating segment hosted by Johnny Rabbit. The disco vibes are alive as Johnny Rabbit guides us through a word sketch of the vibrant Central West End of the 60s and 70s. From iconic locations to intriguing characters, this journey delves into the heart and soul of the era. Bob Duffy's article on the Euclid McPherson corner, the bustling antique stores, the cultural scene, and local legends like Pete Rothschild and Herb Ballard are brought to life in vivid detail. Tune in to learn about the Central West End's past, its unforgettable businesses, and the vibrant personalities that made it so unique. And don't forget to mark your calendar for the upcoming special presentation on St. Louis entertainment, hosted by Johnny Rabbit. This time-traveling adventure concludes with a seamless transition back to the current studio, where Scott J. Gao takes the mic to continue the festivities.

Tune in to Fred Bodimer's weekend health update for the latest insights into healthcare developments. As the summer season draws to a close, the persistence of COVID remains a concern, prompting discussions on the imminent availability of a new COVID booster in September. Experts recommend the booster, particularly for individuals over 60 and those with chronic illnesses. In other news, CBS News correspondent Jim Chrisoula reports on a minor snag in the Biden administration's plan to provide free COVID-19 vaccines to uninsured Americans, which will commence in mid-October. An intriguing observational study reveals the potential significance of choosing a consistent arm for vaccinations, indicating that a stable approach may enhance the immune response. Shifting focus, a study funded by the National Institutes of Health uncovers concerning trends in substance use. Notably, binge drinking and marijuana consumption have surged among adults, with a notable increase in hallucinogen use observed among 19 to 30-year-olds. On the medical front, CDC scientists identify a newly discovered strain of bacteria transmitted by ticks in the Midwestern United States. While cases are presumed to be rare, this discovery underscores the ongoing need for awareness and prevention of tick-borne illnesses.

Join Scott Jagow as he hosts an insightful radio segment, engaging in discussions with strategists Michael Kelley and John Hancock. The conversation kicks off by delving into the federal government's response to the recent Hawaii disaster, with a focus on FEMA's role and the potential impact on the upcoming election. Shifting away from Trump-related topics, the dialogue explores potential GOP candidates in case Trump decides not to run. Tim Scott and Chris Christie take center stage as intriguing prospects. Michael Kelly voices concerns about the broader GOP field, emphasizing the significance of middle-of-the-road appeal embodied by Scott and Christie. The conversation then turns to potential Democrat candidates if Joe Biden can't run, with Governor Newsom emerging as a contingency plan.

Join Fred Bodimer as he takes a closer look at the weekend's most compelling stories in the realm of religion, education, and leadership. From the triumphant reopening of a Catholic high school to the uncovering of ancient mysteries, this recap brings you the latest updates from the world of faith and beyond.

Celebrate National Radio Day with a journey through radio's remarkable history. Explore how Nikola Tesla's wireless radio demo in St. Louis laid the foundation for Guglielmo Marconi's breakthroughs. Delve into pivotal moments like the first transatlantic signal transmission and the birth of commercial radio broadcasts. Experience the profound impact of radio, from informing and inspiring to entertaining and connecting. Join us in paying tribute to a recent broadcasting legend's legacy and discover the enduring magic of radio waves that bridge time and space.

 Join Tom Ackerman for a comprehensive sports update covering the Cardinals' Hall of Fame induction, the rise of promising prospects, and the thrilling action in the MLS. From historic ceremonies to future stars, and the pulse-pounding energy of the MLS season, this update has it all.

Join Fred Bodimer as he shares the remarkable story of Rosati Kane Academy, a Catholic high school in St. Louis that faced closure by the St. Louis Archdiocese but has now reopened its doors as an independent Catholic affiliated high school. Hear from students, parents, and school officials about their journey of determination and faith that led to the school's revival. Learn how the community rallied together to ensure the continuation of this beloved institution. Discover the exciting plans for the future as Rosati Kane Academy embarks on a new chapter with renewed hope and a commitment to providing quality education.