Total Information AM Weekend

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend religion roundup as he delves into pressing issues within the faith community. In a comprehensive study, researchers unveil shocking findings of sexual abuse within Germany's Protestant church, shedding light on the magnitude of the problem over the past eight decades. Hear about a Christian Church's legal battle against a small Ohio city, challenging restrictions on its round-the-clock homeless ministry. 

Join Scott Jagow in "Three Good Things," where he shares heartwarming stories that revolve around the power of connection, compassion, and gratitude. From the baseball field to unexpected encounters with Comedy Central personalities, Scott explores the art of listening and perceiving. Special guest Carrie Carlson, a seasoned nurse, adds a unique perspective to the conversation.  

In this report on religion, Fred Bodimer delves into the phenomenon of the religiously unaffiliated, commonly referred to as religious "nones." Approximately 28% of American adults identify as religiously unaffiliated, citing diverse reasons for their stance. Many express skepticism towards religious beliefs, while others point to negative experiences with religious individuals or organizations. 

Join us for a lively chat with Joe Pott, part of our weekly segment, Chat withStuMac, where we dive into the world of socks. Joe shares the origin of his fascination with socks and how it became a game-day ritual, posting unique sock choices for every basketball game. From Christmas-themed socks to the changing trends in men's accessories, we explore the evolving role of socks as the new tie.

Join us for an exploration of the International Media Marketplace (IMM), with Cat Neville. This annual event converges travel industry leaders, media professionals, and destination representatives at the Javits Center in New York City. Dive into the insightful panels covering podcasting, the evolving media landscape, and destination marketing. Discover the unique speed-dating format where media and destination representatives connect for tailored pitches and meaningful conversations. 

Join us for a special episode as we discuss the final season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" with TV Guide magazine's Matt Roush. Explore the show's 25-year journey, Larry David's unexpected moments, and the cringy yet enjoyable essence of the misanthropic series.

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited a new restaurant that offers a unique experience. At Rated Test Kitchen, the chefs are the servers and the customers are the critics. You can rate the food while you're eating it and chat with the chefs, even wander into the kitchen. 

Scott talks with owner Juwan Rice, a 22-year-old with remarkable story already in his young life that includes a stint on a Guy Fieri show on the Food Network. 

Join the legendary Johnny Rabbit as he takes you on a captivating journey through the vibrant world of St. Louis cartoons. Explore iconic creations like Blondie by Chick Young and the irreverent Howard the Duck by Steve Gerber. Discover the rich history and unique contributions of St. Louis cartoonists, their characters, and the enduring legacy they've left on the funny pages.

Join Scott Jagow in the heartwarming segment "Three Good Things," where he shares uplifting stories of young achievers. In this edition, Scott introduces Juwan Rice, a talented and determined individual from North St. Louis, showcasing his remarkable culinary journey. From starting his own company at 14 to owning his restaurant, Juwan's story inspires with passion and dedication. Scott also features Samuel, a 12-year-old aviation enthusiast, highlighting his boundless curiosity and love for airplanes. Discover how these young minds, Juwan and Samuel, exemplify the spirit of determination, community service, and unwavering curiosity, proving that with the right mindset, one can achieve greatness.

 Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman deliver a comprehensive weekend sports roundup on KMOX, covering exciting moments from college basketball comebacks to the current status of local teams like SLU and Missouri. Dive into the upcoming baseball season with insights into the Cardinals' spring training and key areas of focus. Tom also breaks down the Blues' recent success, highlighting the impact of a coaching change and improved defensive play.