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In this edition of Chat with StuMac, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian discuss Halloween and costumes.

n this episode, Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman dive into Brady Cook's emotional comeback after his injury against Auburn, which led Missouri to a 21-17 victory. They also preview Missouri's upcoming matchup with Alabama and discuss the performance of Illinois’ football team after their 21-7 win over Michigan, as they prepare for Oregon. The conversation shifts to the baseball world, with predictions for the Yankees' potential World Series showdown with the Dodgers. Tune in for in-depth sports analysis, interviews, and previews for the upcoming sports show.

Join Scott Jagow and Johnny Rabbit as they take a nostalgic trip back in time to one of St. Louis’ iconic dining spots, Garavelli’s Buffet, which served the community for decades. Johnny shares rich details of its history, famous patrons, and the unique charm of the two Olive Street locations. Listen in for stories about legendary billiard players, bustling theaters like the Fox and Powell Hall, and St. Louis’ vibrant food scene. Plus, Johnny recalls his surprising childhood discovery at the Southern Cafeteria and his memories of Garavelli’s famous toasted ravioli.

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow went to Fanetti Park in the Patch neighborhood, South City, home of the Fanetti Fest.

Scott Jagow talks with Jennifer Schaefer about the upcoming St. Louis Walk to End Alzheimer's, happening on Saturday, October 26, at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. Jennifer shares the significance of the event, the funds raised, and how they benefit local care, support groups, and research through partnerships with institutions like Washington University School of Medicine. They discuss the latest developments in Alzheimer’s treatment, the challenges caregivers face, and the personal connection many have to the cause.

Scott Jagow, joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley, discusses the upcoming election and potential delays in Pennsylvania due to its mail-in ballot counting law. They predict a close race, with Pennsylvania possibly being the key to the outcome. They also cover Missouri ballot initiatives, including Amendment 3 on abortion and Amendment 2 on sports betting. Michael forecasts high voter turnout, while John highlights the impact of casino spending.

This week in religion, Fred Bodimer reports on the Roman Catholic Church’s historic $880 million settlement for over 1,300 child sex abuse victims in Los Angeles, the largest of its kind. With over 300 priests accused, the total settlements have now surpassed $1.5 billion. The settlement follows a new California law extending the statute of limitations and applying treble damages for cover-ups. Archbishop Jose Gomez expresses hope that the settlement will aid in healing for the victims.

This week in health, Fred Bodimer discusses a massive recall of nearly 10 million pounds of precooked meat and poultry due to possible listeria contamination. Rising cases of whooping cough and walking pneumonia among children raise concerns as schools are in session. A groundbreaking cervical cancer treatment shows promise in reducing the risk of death by 40%. The Biden administration invokes wartime powers to tackle a national shortage of IV fluids. Also, new insights highlight that while one in four U.S. adults suspects they have ADHD, only 13% have discussed it with a doctor.

This week the Chat with StuMac; Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian discuss the origins of some common phrases.

Scott Jagpw talked to Jennifer Schafer, Walk Director for Greater Missouri Chapter for the Alzheimer's Association to get information about the Walk to End Alzheimer's