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 Scott Jagow hosts KMOX political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley for a detailed discussion on Missouri's recent proposal to reintroduce dueling in the Statehouse. The trio explores the potential implications, criticism, and seriousness of the proposal. Shifting gears, the conversation delves into polling insights for the 2024 presidential election, dissecting the preferences of Americans regarding candidate age and criminal history.

Fred Bodimer explores the findings of a recent Pew Research Center survey shedding light on the growing number of Americans identifying as religiously unaffiliated, often referred to as the "religious nones." Senior Researcher Greg Smith discusses the complex beliefs and attitudes within this group, revealing that while many believe in a higher power, they are disconnected from religious services. The survey also highlights the age demographics, with most religious nones being under 50, and the reasons they choose to identify as such, including skepticism towards religious beliefs and negative experiences with religious organizations. 

Fred Bodimer delivers a weekend health update, featuring a groundbreaking Alzheimer's blood test from Sweden, surprising hearing loss trends in rural areas, a measles resurgence in Philadelphia linked to disrupted immunization programs, and a unique approach to menopausal relief through coldwater swimming. 

St. Louis Blues secure a thrilling 4-3 overtime win against Seattle, extending their winning streak to four games. Cardinals sign pitcher Josh James to a minor league contract. College basketball highlights include Billikens hosting UMass, Missouri facing South Carolina, and Illinois taking on Indiana. St. Louis City SC plays to a 2-2 draw against Nashville SC in a friendly match. Tune in to KMOX Sports with Matt Pauley for more details.

Join Scott Jagow as he engages in his weekly conversation with Margaret Brennan, the host of CBS's Face the Nation. In this discussion, they delve into the latest developments on the border legislation, exploring the bipartisan negotiations, opposition from Donald Trump, and the potential impact on national security policies. The conversation extends to the significant endorsement of President Biden by the UAW (United Auto Workers) and the implications for working-class voters. The duo previews the next steps in the campaign trail, including Senator Tim Kaine's role in addressing the bipartisan border deal and challenges associated with aid to Ukraine. The discussion expands to the complex situation in the Middle East, with a focus on Israel-Gaza tensions and the implications for U.S. military aid. Tune in for concise insights into critical political issues.

Take to the skies with Scott Jagow as he hosts a lively discussion featuring StuMac and his son Samuel, two passionate aviation enthusiasts. From StuMac's experiences at the airport, plane spotting, and exploring flight simulators with Samuel's "plane brain" to the thrilling account of witnessing the rare landing of a Boeing 747 from Atlas Air, this episode promises a blend of aviation expertise, family anecdotes, and the joy of shared passions. 

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend religion special as he delves into the findings of a recent Pew Research Center survey on the growing number of Americans identifying as religiously unaffiliated. Senior Researcher Greg Smith shares insights on the complex nature of this group, exploring their beliefs in God or higher powers, views on religion and science, and the reasons behind their choice to be non-religious. Discover the age demographics, gender distribution, and firsthand accounts from religious nuns themselves. Gain a nuanced understanding of a generation reshaping the religious landscape.

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited the Moto Museum in Midtown. It's filled with a collection on vintage and rare motorcycles from around the world.

Scott talked to owner Steve Smith and Cycle Showcase curator Randall Noldge about the upcoming showcase of custom-built bikes, the collection and the culture of motorcycle enthusiasts.

Pitchers and catchers report to Florida in almost 3 weeks, and Scott details some wacky songs related to baseball as we get closer to the 2024 baseball season.

Johnny Rabbit takes a look back at the history of St. Louis. Johnny takes a look back at the history of dining in St. Louis over the years.