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Tired of hearing the same old Christmas music on repeat? Scott Jagow feels your pain and shares his favorite unusual holiday tunes! From Bjork’s “Jolas Kusteren” about a mysterious Christmas cat to Joe Pesci’s hilarious “Two Utes,” this playlist is anything but ordinary. You’ll also hear “Christmas Piglet” by The Presidents of the United States of America, “Christmas is Going to the Dogs” by The Eels, and Brenda Lee’s rocking holiday classic. Scott even throws in Johnny Bauer’s quirky “Honky the Christmas Goose”

KMOX's Political Anaylist John Hancock and Michael Kelley react to Matt Gaetz redrawing his name from consideration for Attorney General and Donald Trump's pick of Pam Boni. Donald Trump has bold ambitions on tax cuts, tariffs, and other programs. However, there are high interest rates and the price of repaying the federal government’s existing debt. Could that limit what he’s able to do?

KMOX's Political Anaylist John Hancock and Michael Kelley react to Matt Gaetz redrawing his name from consideration for Attorney General and Donald Trump's pick of Pam Boni. Donald Trump has bold ambitions on tax cuts, tariffs, and other programs. However, there are high interest rates and the price of repaying the federal government’s existing debt. Could that limit what he’s able to do?

Join Stuart McMillian for a fun and insightful chat with actor Peter Onorati, as they explore his experiences in Missouri and his unique Thanksgiving traditions. Peter shares his impressions of Missouri's friendly drivers, his visit to the Branson Bell Show Boat, and the iconic Gateway Arch, along with memorable photos he shared on social media.

The conversation also dives into Peter's diverse Thanksgiving gatherings, blending his Italian, German, French, Bolivian, and Salvadoran family influences into one flavorful celebration. Peter opens up about his acting career, from his standout roles in This Is Us and SWAT to his iconic film appearances in Goodfellas and Fallen Angels, and talks about his exciting new play.

Expect lighthearted moments, playful exchanges, and an in-depth look at Peter’s multifaceted life and career.

On this day in history, we explore pivotal moments that shaped science, culture, and society. Stuart McMillian delves into the discovery of Lucy’s 3.2 million-year-old skeletal remains in Ethiopia, a groundbreaking find that reshaped our understanding of human evolution. Learn about Lucy’s unique features and her enduring significance in evolutionary studies.

Also, we reflect on the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy, and the shocking moment 61 years ago when Jack Ruby shot Oswald live on national television. Eyewitness accounts and news coverage of the event remain etched in American history.

Finally, we celebrate the Broadway debut of Guys and Dolls 74 years ago, a musical that left an indelible mark on American culture with iconic songs like “Luck Be a Lady.” Join us as we examine these impactful moments and their lasting legacies.

This week on Sports Chat, Tom Ackerman dives into the world of sports and honors. Bob Costas receives the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Musial Awards in St. Louis, a recognition closely tied to his deep admiration for Stan Musial and his remarkable career. We’ll discuss Costas’ strong St. Louis roots and his significant charitable contributions to the city.

Thanksgiving and football go hand in hand, with the Lions, Cowboys, and a primetime game forming a beloved tradition. College football also takes center stage over the weekend, with playoff chaos brewing after shocking losses from top teams like Alabama and Texas A&M. Teams like SMU and Boise State are rising in the rankings—Tom analyzes how the playoff picture could shift.

Billikens basketball faced a tough loss against Wichita State. Tom will chat with head coach Josh Schertz about the game and the return of Robbie Avila.

Join Johnny Rabbit as he takes you back to the vibrant 1950s, exploring the rise of rock and roll with legendary artists like Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, and Fats Domino. Discover how movies like Blackboard Jungle catapulted the genre into mainstream culture and reflect on the evolution of music from the 1910s to the iconic sounds of the ‘50s.

Dive into the world of 1950s teen culture, featuring timeless fashion trends like poodle skirts, saddle shoes, and leather jackets, along with popular hangouts and activities that defined an era. Johnny Rabbit reminisces about notable St. Louis landmarks like the Riverview Theater and Sportsman's Park, the dynamic radio personalities of the time, and key events from 1955.

The Salvation Army Food Distribution Center in Arnold caught fire on Wednesday, Nov. 20th. Most of the building was saved by flames because there's a Rock Community Fire station directly across the street. Director Larry Hostetler shares the story of the fire, what they plan to do next, and why his family got involved with the Salvation Army a hundred years ago.

Jeff Whitner was born in St. Louis but lived in Michigan at a young during his formative years watching boats on the Great Lakes: including the SS Edmund Fitzgerald that sunk 48 years ago.

Outdoor Writer John Winkelman discusses the current deer season, why Jefferson County has more bow harvests than with a rifle, and Share The Harvest program.