Total Information AM Weekend

 In this edition of "Three Good Things" hosted by Scott Jagow, we delve into the inspiring legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Join us as we explore three impactful moments from Dr. King's life, highlighting his resilience, passion for justice, and the enduring message of equality. Scott Jagow guides us through a journey of reflection and inspiration, paying tribute to the profound impact of Martin Luther King Jr.

In this weekend's religious update, we delve into Pope Francis' strong stance against surrogate motherhood, labeling it a grave violation of women's dignity. The Pope also addresses war crimes and expresses concern over the Israel-Hamas conflict. Additionally, we explore the challenges faced by clergy, experiencing burnout post-pandemic. The report concludes with a clash in Brooklyn involving an unauthorized tunnel under a synagogue, shedding light on tensions within the community.

In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimer discusses the crucial need for COVID vaccination, highlighting a study suggesting that a universal vaccine could save lives and prevent infections. The episode also covers a UK study examining healthcare disparities in breast cancer treatments, shedding light on the challenges faced by elderly patients and people of color. Another segment explores the surprising findings of a study on microplastics in water bottles, emphasizing potential health implications.  

 Join Stewmac (Stuart McMillen) in this entertaining chat filled with thought-provoking questions and witty banter. From discussing the rudeness of animals (with a spotlight on the honey badger) to pondering what came before sliced bread, Stewmac shares his unique perspective. Discover his survival plan for a zombie apocalypse, involving a clever costume choice. The conversation takes a musical turn as Stewmac reveals his ideal intro song....

Join KMOX sports' Matt Pauley in this sports update as he covers the latest in the sports world. The St. Louis Blues prepare to face Boston at the Enterprise Center, seeking to continue their recent success. Former Cardinals relief pitcher Jordan Hicks secures a significant contract with the San Francisco Giants, transitioning from a reliever to a full-time starter. The Cardinals kick off their winter warm-up, contributing to Cardinals Care, with live broadcasts from Cardinals Nation restaurant. Meanwhile, the Missouri football program faces coaching changes, and Alabama welcomes a new football coach, Kalen DeBoer.

KMOX Health and Religion editor, Fred Bodimer explores a gripping clash between police and congregants during an afternoon prayer service at the Chabad Lubavitch synagogue in Brooklyn. The conflict revolves around an unauthorized tunnel beneath the synagogue, allegedly created by extremist students. The contentious repair process involving a cement truck unveils deep-seated tensions.  

For Roaming St. Louis this weekend, KMOX host Scott Jagow ventured to Alton, Illinois, home to the weird and wonderful Soul Asylum museum. It's located inside the old Mineral Springs Hotel (said to be haunted), and it maintains a collection of medical quackery, historical items, torture devices and much more.

Scott toured the place with owner David Nunnally, an Army veteran who has traveled the world collecting historical items and oddities.

Join Johnny Rabbit on a nostalgic trip back in time to the vibrant Gaslight Square of yesteryears, exploring its evolution through the decades. This engaging segment unveils the history of Gaslight Square, highlighting iconic addresses and establishments from the 1930s to the 1970s. Experience the cultural transformation of Gaslight Square from a Bohemian hub, boasting entertainment spots and dining venues, to its eventual decline and vacant state by 1974. Discover anecdotes about well-known characters like "17" and the quirky charm of the square's past. Johnny Rabbit delves into the rise and fall of Gaslight Square, recommending insightful reads like "Gaslight Square Illuminated" by Rich Fruen and David Roth, and "Gaslight Square: An Oral History" by Thomas Crone.

  Delve into the nerve-racking final day of the NFL regular season, focusing on the critical Bills vs. Dolphins matchup and the AFC East title implications. Get insights into college football's upcoming clash between Michigan and Washington, analyzing the prowess of quarterbacks and team strategies. Explore the recent Cardinals transaction involving Richard Palacios and Andrew Kittredge, uncovering the impact on the team's bullpen dynamics. 

Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock on Total Information AM Sunday for an in-depth analysis of recent political developments. Explore the intricacies of St. Louis health policies, examining the fluctuations in mask mandates and unveiling governance challenges. Dive into comprehensive predictions and analysis of the upcoming Iowa caucuses, focusing on Donald Trump's potential impact and the Republican nomination landscape.