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Hear Scott Jagow's three good things for this week. This time around it has to do with rabbit holes.....

Kmox's Sports Director, Tom Ackerman joins Scott Jagow to talk the horrible weather last night at St. Louis City SC game vs FC Cincinnati, whats wrong with the St. Louis Cardinals, and more.

This week in politics with political commentators, John Hancock and Michael Kelley. This Week: The pentagon Leaks, more on Kim Gardener, and much more.

In this edition of Chat with Stu Mac; Scott Jagow and KMOX Morning News Editor Stuart McMillian talk about collecting things.

A new book released this week tells a story most people in St. Louis have never heard. In 1973, a Picasso was stolen from the St. Louis Art Museum in broad daylight. It's never been seen since. The Author of Chasing Picasso is C. Joan Baker and Scott Jagow caught up with her to talk about it.

Find our what happened on this day in history.

Carol Daniel has decided to retire at the end of May, hear part of her announcement from Thursday's TIAM. 

For more than a century, Grant's Farm has been entertaining folks who live here and people coming from far and wide. Well, it reopens tomorrow. President Doug Stagner joined the Show this week to chat with Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors.

Each Sunday morning, KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow weaves a radio essay around Three Good Things. This week, he describes why April and Spring and Sundays are such good things -- all through the lens of Haiku, the Japanese form of poetry celebrated in the month of April.

In this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow sat down in a Catholic church with author Patrick Murphy. For his new book, Places to Pray, Murphy traveled the state to visit Catholic holy sites of all kinds -- basilicas, tiny rural churches, grottos, shrines, convents, monasteries. 

Murphy discusses how these places tell the story of the immigrants who made Missouri their home, plus the art, architecture and music of holy places.