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Join Johnny Rabbit on a special Christmas segment as he delves into the chilling mystery of an unsolved 1945 St. Louis murder and explores the poignant theme of loneliness during the holiday season. Discover historical references, heartwarming messages, and announcements for upcoming shows that promise positivity and celebration for the New Year ahead.

  In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimer highlights the rising concerns surrounding health during the holiday season. With COVID-19 cases on the rise and the surge in influenza, infectious disease expert Dr. William Schaffner emphasizes the contagiousness of the latest strain but reassures about the vaccine's protective efficacy. Meanwhile, CBS News correspondent Christian Benna Vitis explores the health benefits of traditional Christmas dinner side dishes, including their potential to combat chronic conditions

As Christmas approaches, the Vatican delivers an unexpected revelation: Pope Francis permits priests to bless same-sex couples. Fred Bodimer reports on this groundbreaking development, highlighting the Vatican's issuance of a new document affirming traditional marriage principles while granting a compassionate pathway for God's love and mercy to encompass LGBTQ individuals. This significant departure from past Vatican policy underscores Pope Francis' inclusive vision for the Church, fostering dialogue and openness. Witness the array of responses from Catholics, capturing diverse perspectives on this milestone decision.  

Join the engaging dialogue between Stuart McMillen and Scott Jagow as they delve into the nuances of linguistic mispronunciations. In this episode, they candidly discuss their own linguistic slip-ups, the intricacies of certain words, and the intriguing reasons why mispronunciations persist. From "also" to "corroborate," they unpack common errors and share anecdotes of how listeners have graciously pointed out these linguistic quirks.

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited the KNEAD Bakehouse on Hampton in the Lindenwood Park neighborhood. He sits down with co-owner Kirsten Brown to chat about her husband A.J. training in France, the magic of sourdough, the gluten issue, holiday gift boxes and more.

 Join Johnny Rabbit as he unravels a compelling true crime tale from St. Louis' history. Travel back to 1945 with Johnny Rabbit's discovery of a forgotten notebook detailing the unsolved murder of Velma Ray Jasper. Experience the vivid narrative transporting you to a bygone era, filled with details of a cold December, the mystery surrounding the murder, and insights into the city's past.

Join Tom Ackerman for a swift sports roundup covering St. Louis' recent wins by the Billikens and the Blues. From Terrence Hargrove's sensational buzzer-beater for the Billikens to Colton Parayko's game-deciding goal for the Blues, get the inside scoop on these thrilling victories.

Get insights into the Cardinals' pursuit of pitching talent like Yamamoto and potential deals in the Asian market, alongside the Dodgers' aggressive moves in Major League Baseball.

Join Scott Jagow as he moderates a dynamic discussion with political experts John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Delve into the week's top political highlights, covering border policy debates, impeachment trends, Missouri's AG race, and predictions for the upcoming presidential election. Gain concise insights and comprehensive analysis from seasoned political analysts on the most critical issues shaping the political landscape.

 Join Fred Bodimer for a comprehensive overview of the recent events in the world of religion over the weekend. This episode sheds light on the alarming surge of anti-Semitic incidents across the US, especially during Hanukkah, as reported by CBS News correspondents. The Anti-Defamation League's startling statistics and incidents, including the attack on a Jewish man during an anti-Israel protest and the destruction of a significant menorah in Oakland investigated as a hate crime, highlight the distressing reality of rising hatred.

Join us for a special holiday edition of "Three Good Things" as we unwrap a unique and obscure collection of Christmas songs as gifts just for you. Hosted by Scott Jagow, this festive episode features unconventional Christmas tunes with a common thread waiting to be deciphered. From Bjork's 1987 enchanting Icelandic melody to The Presidents of the United States of America's humorous rendition of "Christmas Piglet," explore the curious and less-known tunes that are sure to bring holiday cheer.