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KMOX's Political Commentators, John Hancock and Michael Kelley joins Scott Jagow this week to talk the latest in political news including, the debt ceiling, the new circuit attorney, and much more.
In this heartfelt reflection, Scott Jagow reminds listeners to take a moment amidst the excitement of graduations and vacations to honor the spouses, children, siblings, parents, friends, and comrades who have lost loved ones in service to their country. They highlight the sacrifices made throughout American history, The story shifts to the personal account of Rocky Sickmann, who was held hostage in Iran for 444 days. His harrowing experience is recounted, along with the memory of the eight servicemen who lost their lives during a rescue attempt. Memorial Day holds deep significance for Sickmann as he remembers those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and the opportunities they were denied, cherishing each day as a reminder of their memory.
KMOX's Health and Religion editor, Fred Bodimer, joins to bring you the latest in health news....
This week Scott Jagow is joined by Kmox's Sports broadcaster, Joe Pott to discuss all the St Louis wins last night and the major playoffs happening around the world of sports.
This week Scott Jagow visits the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church and its annual Greek festival. He sits down with Greg Seemos., the festival director, to discuss the logistics and preparations behind the four-day event. Greg highlights the dedicated efforts of the parishioners, particularly the elder generation, who spend months cooking and baking the authentic Greek food. He shares examples of the massive quantities of dishes, such as spanakopita (spinach pie), that are made for the festival. The conversation emphasizes the tight-knit community and the labor of love involved in organizing the event, which is run entirely by volunteers from the congregation. The significance of having their own church after years of worshiping in a hall is discussed, showcasing the dedication of past generations. Overall, the podcast offers insights into the cultural and communal aspects of the Greek festival and the church that hosts it.
Kmox Health and Religion editor, Fred Bodimer, brings you the latest in religious news.
In the first segment, we explore the St. Louis area Catholics' journey as they grapple with the "all things new" initiative and its impact on their parishes and priests. We hear from Archbishop Michel Rozanski, who shares his perspective on the painful process of reorganization and slimming down, drawing parallels to parental decision-making for the betterment of the family. Additionally, we discuss the recent report by the Illinois Attorney General, exposing decades of Catholic clergy sex abuse, and Bishop Michael McGovern's profound apology and commitment to addressing past harm while protecting young people going forward.
This week in the Chat with Kmox's Stewart Mcmillian and Scott Jagow we look at trash pandas, Bald Eagles, and chilli?
TODAY, KEVIN FINDS OUT IF PEOPLE ARE PLANNING FOR THE SUMMER THAT LIES AHEAD....
Scott Jagow brings you back in history to explore what happened on this day May 27th, This day, an evacuation of Dunkirk and....
Bob O'Loughlin, the man who owns Union Station, the BallPark Hilton, Westport Plaza, spoke this week about the crime issue downtown and then joined Hancock and Kelley on Total Information AM.
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