Total Information AM Weekend

In this edition of Roaming St. Louis, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits the brand new Key Burger Bar and Boogie in the Midtown/Grand Center Arts District area. It's the latest addition to the neighborhood from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation.

Scott Jagow talks with political commentators John Hancock and Michael Kelley about the growing concerns over rising insurance premiums and how healthcare issues could shape the political landscape for both Democrats and Republicans. The conversation covers the release of the Epstein files and what the revelations could mean for President Trump, the latest actions in the Senate, and how shifting approval ratings may influence upcoming elections. Scott, John, and Michael also break down a major local issue, the St. Louis 1 percent earnings tax, and how changes to the tax could impact the city budget and essential services.

Host Scott Jagow looks back on the 100 year history of KMOX, the voice of St. Louis. The episode explores how the station began on 1090 AM in 1925 before moving to 1120 AM in 1941, growing into one of the most influential signals in the country. Scott highlights the power of the 50,000 watt broadcast that reached listeners nationwide, the rise of signature news programs like Total Information AM, and the unforgettable sports moments delivered by icons such as Jack Buck. The episode also revisits KMOX’s early variety shows with a 26 piece orchestra and its long connection to CBS, capturing how the station became a trusted part of life in St. Louis for an entire century.

Scott Jagow sits down with Stuart McMillian for a conversation about the Gettysburg Address and why it still resonates today. They explore the historical context of Lincoln’s remarks, little-known facts about the event, and the two-hour speech delivered by Edward Everett before Lincoln took the stage. Scott and Stuart talk about how the address was received in 1863, its lasting impact, and the upcoming free day at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield to mark the anniversary.

In this edition of Roaming St. Louis, KMOX host Scot Jagow visits Central West End's Cathedral Basilica, an internationally renowned church with the Western Hemisphere's largest mosaic collection. He's joined by John Guenther, author of a new book about the cathedral.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley break down the impact of the ongoing government shutdown, from travel delays to food assistance concerns and stalled action in Washington. They also react to St. Louis Alderwoman Sharon Tyus’s controversial remarks and discuss crime in St. Louis and whether more police on the streets is the answer.

On this edition of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow explores the unexpected joys of winter and the value of darkness in our lives. From appreciating the slower, calmer rhythm of the season to understanding how darkness benefits our sleep, health, and creativity, Scott offers a refreshing perspective on a time of year many people resist. He also adds a humorous look at winter habits and the people who truly love the cold.

On this episode of Chat with StuMac on KMOX, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillan explore the mind bending world of the Mandela Effect. Why do so many of us share the same false memories? From JIF or Jiffy peanut butter to the Fruit Loops spelling debate and movie or TV quotes that everyone swears were said a certain way, Scott and StuMac go through the most famous examples and break down why our brains often rewrite history without us realizing.

This week Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian look at how our mind views things.

In this week's edition of Roaming St. Louis, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits Cafe Miami, a breakfast/lunch spot in Soulard. The family that owns the place loves deep sea and deep lake fishing and they make excellent Cuban-influenced sandwiches, desserts and more.