Total Information AM Weekend

  A roundup of the latest health news, including FDA approval of a new Alzheimer's treatment, bird flu cases in dairy workers, rising COVID infections, and health warnings about mosquito-borne illness and soda additives.

Scott Jagow hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelly in a discussion about Joe Biden's recent debate performance, declining Democratic support, and potential strategies for both parties heading into the 2024 presidential election.

In this week's chat with Stuart McMillian. Stu and Scott talk about manners. 

Find out what happened on July 6th in history.

Civil liberties groups have filed a lawsuit to block Louisiana's new law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom.

Join Scott Jagow and Joe Pott on Total Information AM as they break down the latest in sports. From the Cardinals' series against the Reds to City SC's recent struggles, they cover it all. Plus, insights on the US Men's National Soccer Team's performance, and what to expect from the upcoming trading deadline.  

Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock on this Sunday’s edition of Total Information AM as they dive into the political landscape of the upcoming presidential election. With a focus on the recent debate performances of President Biden and former President Trump, they discuss the implications for the future. From Biden's challenges to Trump's legal battles, Hancock and Kelly analyze the potential outcomes and what it means for the Democratic and Republican parties. Plus, a look at the recent Supreme Court ruling on January 6 and its impact.

Celebrate Independence Day with a special edition of "Three Good Things," hosted by Scott Jagow. This episode features a collection of hilarious political parody songs about historic Americans. From the Decemberists' "Ben Franklin Song" to They Might Be Giants' "James K. Polk," Scott explores the lighter side of American history and politics through music. Tune in for a unique and entertaining way to commemorate the Fourth of July with some musical humor.

Fred Bodimer provides an in-depth look at recent religious news. In Oklahoma, State School Superintendent Ryan Walters mandates public schools to teach the Bible as a historical document, sparking debates on Christian nationalism. In Louisiana, civil liberties groups challenge a new law requiring the 10 Commandments in public school classrooms. Additionally, Sean Roe becomes the youngest presiding bishop elected in the Episcopal Church, set to succeed Bishop Michael Curry. 

Fred Bodimer provides a comprehensive look at recent health news. This week, discover the latest findings on the effectiveness of daily multivitamins, declared exceptions, and the benefits of getting vitamins from food. Dr. Vivek Murthy calls gun violence a public health crisis, highlighting the need for public health solutions. Learn about the push to regulate ultra-processed foods, their links to chronic diseases, and the call for a massive public health campaign