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Debbie Monterrey Chats with best-selling author and St. Louisan Ridley Pearson about a trip to Disneyworld among other things.

For his weekly Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow stopped in at the brand new sports bar in Soulard, Ray's Sportshouse.

He chats with mother and son owners Allie and Corbin Ray about the wings people are raving about, their approach to presenting sports, their academic lives and more.

Take a trip back to the vibrant St. Louis of the 1960s with Johnny Rabbit, where Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho ruled the theaters and local watering holes buzzed with life. From classic cinemas like Rio High Point to the era’s famous eateries and live music venues, this episode dives deep into a time of transition. Hear about wrestling at the Chase, pizza spots like Melrose and Cusimano's, and iconic cultural landmarks that defined St. Louis. Hosted by Scott Jagow with Johnny Rabbit sharing his rich tales of the past.

 In this episode, we explore the magic of fall—a season filled with nostalgia, warmth, and tradition. From the crunch of leaves underfoot to the taste of pumpkin spice, fall triggers our senses and memories. Join us as we reflect on childhood memories, the beauty of fall evenings, and even a lighthearted take on the season from comedians Iliza Shlesinger and Jim Gaffigan. Plus, a discussion about fall traditions like wiffle ball and pumpkin beer!

In this week's episode, Fred Bodimer covers Pope Francis's ambitious 11-day trip to the Asia-Pacific region, starting with his visit to Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country. The Pope emphasizes interfaith unity, urging Indonesians to foster a civilization of peace. Despite his health challenges, Pope Francis remains committed to building bridges between religious communities. The episode also highlights recent news about local parish mergers in St. Louis, including the formation of St. Peter Claver parish, named after a Jesuit priest who ministered to enslaved Africans.

In this episode, political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow to discuss the ongoing issue of gun violence and the debate surrounding gun control laws. They delve into the limitations of red flag laws and the prevalence of automatic weapons in society. The conversation also touches on how political leadership, especially Republican stances, has influenced these discussions. Additionally, they preview the upcoming presidential debate, examining what Kamala Harris and Donald Trump need to do to make an impact.

Missouri Tigers continue their hot streak, shutting out their opponents 89-0 across two games. Brady Cook's electrifying 31-yard touchdown run in the first half, likened to Elway's style, was a key highlight in their victory. Tom Ackerman discusses Mizzou's stellar defense under new coordinator Corey Batoon, replacing Blake Baker, and previews the challenging upcoming games, including a tough test against Boston College. Also featured is the Cardinals' impressive shutout at Busch Stadium and a look ahead to the 2024 NFL season, with the Chiefs, Bengals, and Bills emerging as key contenders.

 This week in health, Fred Bodimer reports on groundbreaking research into a new mRNA vaccine for mpox, with promising preclinical trials led by Moderna and the US Army Medical Research Institute. Also covered is a tragic case of a man battling multiple mosquito-borne viruses, the risks of high cholesterol in young adults, and reassuring findings regarding weight loss drugs and mental health. The episode wraps up with a concerning study on the rising costs of obesity in the U.S. military.

In this Chat with Stu Mac, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian talk about Putt-Putt Golf.

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