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ohnny Rabbit looks back at St. Louis dining in 1995, remembering now-gone favorites like Goody Goody Drive In, Melrose Pizza, and Augustine's. He highlights classic dishes including the Wilbur omelet and spaghetti a la Caruso, and touches on the history of spots such as the Bissell Mansion Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. Johnny also shares details on the upcoming 60th anniversary of the Arch and a Missouri History Museum lecture.

Hancock and Kelly break down the ongoing government shutdown, why it has dragged on, and who voters are blaming. They look at new polling that shows rising public distrust in government and both political parties. The discussion also touches on the Democratic Party’s struggle to connect with working-class voters, criticism of the current administration’s handling of optics, and why healthcare remains the key issue shaping public opinion.

Scott Jagow explores the importance of hope, drawing on a scene from Shawshank Redemption and research from the Hope Research Center at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Chan Hellman explains how hope improves physical and mental well-being, academic success, and social outcomes. He shares that hope is a social gift built through relationships and connection, and that it is also a skill that combines imagination with determination.

Scott Jagow is joined by Stuart McMillan and TIAM anchor Debbie Monterrey for a fun look into the world of mondegreens, the misheard lyrics that have confused music fans for years. They explore why our brains hear songs incorrectly, share famous examples like Blinded by the Light and Bad Moon Rising, and tell personal stories about lyrics they got hilariously wrong. The conversation also touches on how streaming and lyric apps have changed the way we listen to music today.

A musical history of misheard lyrics with a special guest.

In this edition of Roaming St. Louis, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits the ever-growing City Foundry on art market night. He chats with one of the shop owners there -- Amanda Helman, co-owner of Golden Gems, a unusual boutique with local flair and some "edgy" branding.

With us falling back next week, Scott Jagow takes a look at how we look at time.

As we enter Halloween week Johnny Rabbitt looks back at some of the haunted places in St. Louis.

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