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This week the chat with StuMac has a special guest Debbie Monterrey and together they discuss music.

Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow pay tribute to legendary Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker. They highlight Cardinals prospects Quinn Matthews, Jimmy Crooks, Michael Siani, and Alec Burleson, and discuss the excitement of the Cardinals’ caravan events. Shifting to football, they analyze the Kansas City Chiefs' narrow playoff win and preview their AFC Championship game, while praising Washington quarterback Jaden Daniels' stellar playoff performance.

Hancock and Kelley discuss the majesty of inaugurations, the significance of presidential defeats and comebacks, and the hopes for Trump’s policies. They tackle divisiveness highlighted at the Women's March, emphasizing the role of communities over government and the need for political maturity. Locally, they examine dysfunction in St. Louis government, the importance of public engagement, and the focus on safety and infrastructure. They also address Missouri’s legislative efforts to challenge abortion rights and align policies with public consensus.

Scott Jagow shares how Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Scuttlebuttin’” rekindled his love for blues music, exploring artists like Albert Collins. He reflects on the brain’s connection to music, his childhood awe of Eddie Van Halen, and the brilliance of prodigies like pianist Evan Tyrone Martin and savant Derek Paravicini.

Stuart McMillan and Bob Wallace take a nostalgic look back at the history of NFL playoffs in St. Louis, spotlighting the Rams' iconic first playoff game in 1999. They recount the electric atmosphere of the "Greatest Show on Turf" era, led by Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, and Orlando Pace. Wallace reflects on the roaring stadium, the creative fan engagement with yellow noodles, and the challenges of organizing Super Bowl preparations. The duo also speculates on whether the Rams might have remained in St. Louis had they sustained their Super Bowl-winning success, drawing comparisons to the dominance of the Kansas City Chiefs today.

This week the Chat with StuMac is Stuart McMillian talking with former executive of St. Louis Football Cardinals and the Greatest Show on Turf Bob Wallace about St. Louis hosting a playoff game which was 25 years ago this week.

In this episode of Sports Chat, Scott Jagow is joined by Tom Ackerman to break down the latest in sports. They cover the St. Louis Cardinals' Winter Warm-Up, including autograph sessions with Jordan Walker and Brendan Donovan, and discuss the team’s plans to develop younger players and the potential trade of Nolan Arenado. The conversation shifts to college football with a preview of the Notre Dame vs. Ohio State championship game and predictions for a tight matchup. They also analyze the NFL playoffs, predicting victories for Buffalo, Green Bay, and Washington. Additionally, they highlight SLU basketball's strong start in the Atlantic 10, the Jack Buck Awards, and the countdown to the Cardinals' opening day.

In this episode of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow reflects on his New Year's celebration, where he chose to stand out by wearing a vibrant jacket at a party full of subdued attire. He shares his thoughts on authenticity, the power of radio, and advice from his mentor, David Candow, about being genuine on air. Jagow also draws a lighthearted lesson from a Spinal Tap scene, using it to highlight the value of embracing uniqueness without setting unrealistic goals. He concludes with a reminder that even small acts, like wearing a bold blazer, can lead to happiness and meaningful change.