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 Scott Jagow hosts a focused conversation with KMOX political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelly. The trio delves into Trump's strategy in the New Hampshire primary, exploring the unique dynamics and GOP priorities. The discussion also addresses challenges within the Missouri legislature, highlighting Republican divisions and their potential impact on legislative productivity.

 Fred Bodimer explores the significant shift in evangelical support for former President Donald Trump in Iowa. Harvest Prude, the national political correspondent for Christianity Today, provides insights into the changing dynamics among evangelicals. From skepticism in 2016 to over half supporting Trump in 2024, the discussion delves into the reasons behind this transformation. The segment highlights the diverse perspectives within the evangelical community, from those emphasizing Trump's policies to others appreciating his role as a fighter in the cultural war.

Fred Bodimer presents a brief yet insightful weekend health update. Explore the concerning rise in cancer deaths under 50, emphasizing colorectal cancer's prominence. Learn about the impact of COVID boosters on hospitalizations and deaths based on a UK study. Discover the challenges of accessing new weight loss drugs due to recent price hikes. Stay informed on the latest updates from the British royal family, including Princess Kate's surgery and King Charles's efforts to raise awareness about an enlarged prostate.

Hey folks, in this laid-back Chat with StuMac, we kick things off with Stu sharing the story of his son turning 12. Get ready for a lively description as Stu paints a picture of his son's absolute passion for trains and big dreams of becoming an engineer. We then shift gears into some good ol' nostalgic talk about childhood memories – think Atari, Michael Jordan, and Jack Buck's sports broadcasting.

 Former all-star Matt Carpenter returns to the Cardinals with a one-year contract, expressing excitement to mentor young players. SLU faces a tough loss in college basketball, while Missouri, Missouri State, Southern Illinois, Lindenwood, and SIUE have upcoming games. St. Louis Blues seek a rebound against the Washington Capitals after recent losses.

Join Scott Jagow as he takes you through significant events on January 20 throughout history. Explore the release of Marvin Gaye's iconic album "What's Going On" in 1971, President Jimmy Carter's announcement of the U.S. Olympic boycott in 1980, and the historic inauguration of the first black president, Barack Obama, in 2009. Delve into the cultural impact of the debut of Breaking Bad in 2008 and the Sundance Film Festival premiere of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" in 1994.  

 Explore the transformation of evangelical support for former President Donald Trump, analyzing the shift from skepticism in the 2016 Iowa primaries to strong backing in 2024. Dive into the reasons behind this change, from policy preferences to a new wave of evangelicals who view Trump as a cultural warrior. Will this support extend nationally beyond Iowa? Join us as we discuss the evolving dynamics of evangelical support in the political landscape.

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow ventured to the Del Mar Loop to hang out at the Moonrise Hotel. Celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, the hotel features a lunar theme combined with a one-of-a-kind solar panel setup on the rooftop.

Scott chats with owner Joe Edwards, whose passion for the moon comes through with his collections on site and GM Jake Wescott. 

Join Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow for an insightful Sunday chat covering the latest updates from the Cardinals' Winter Warm-Up, Blues' performance and playoff prospects, and key takeaways from the recent NFL playoff games. Tom shares his impressions on the Cardinals' motivation to bounce back from last season, notable player interviews, and the Blues' journey towards consistency. Ackerman talks NFL playoff action, including CJ Stroud's standout performance and the Chiefs' dominant win against the Dolphins.

Join John Hancock and Michael Kelley at on a Sunday morning as they delve into the latest political developments in St. Louis. The Board of Aldermen's resolution on the Middle East sparks discussion, followed by insights on the controversy surrounding drone surveillance. Scott also share their expectations for the upcoming Iowa caucuses and reflect on the significance of Martin Luther King Day.