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Bankruptcy protection for some Catholic parishes, a tip for the Pope, a late artist releases new music.

For his weekly Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits the Gaslight Theater, home to the St. Louis Actors Studio. It's located in Central West End, around the corner from what used to be Gaslight Square.

In its heyday decades ago, Gaslight Square was a mini version of Greenwich Village, home to coffee shops, bars and theaters. It attracted big names, including Barbra Streisand, the Smothers Brothers, Woody Allen and Phyllis Diller.

Scott sits down with the Gaslight Theater's William Roth to talk about that history, acting in St. Louis, the Hollywood strike and the upcoming season for the St. Louis Actors Studio. 

  In this special segment, join Johnny Rabbit for a quick but insightful journey into the past as he reflects on the nostalgic charm of St. Louis and its iconic landmarks. From the golden days of Famous Bar to the current state of the Railway Exchange Building, Johnny Rabbit shares his unique perspective on the city's history and its enduring spirit.  

 Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend health update as we explore the latest health news. The CDC reports that adult obesity remains a pressing concern across the US, with over 22 states now reporting obesity rates above 35%. Additionally, we discuss the growing apprehension about the ongoing COVID-19 situation, as indicated by a recent Gallup Poll. Despite these concerns, the Biden administration is taking proactive steps by reopening orders for free COVID tests. We also explore the FDA's decision regarding a needle-free treatment for severe allergic reactions and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's efforts to alleviate the burden of medical bills on credit reports.

Join Scott Jagow on KMOX for a heartfelt edition of "Three Good Things." In this episode, Scott dives into three remarkable stories that have recently captured our hearts. First, he narrates the gripping tale of a convicted felon's escape and eventual capture, shedding light on the vigilant citizens and dedicated law enforcement officers who made it possible. Then, Scott discusses the challenges faced by local actors, painting a vivid picture of their dedication and resilience amid the Hollywood strike. Finally, the episode concludes with a heartwarming encounter with a rainbow, reminding us of the enduring beauty of Mother Nature in the face of adversity.  

 In this weekend's religious news, we cover Pope Francis's visit to Marseille, France, where he addressed Europe's migration crisis. Also, Bishop Minerva Carr Konya's acquittal in a United Methodist Church court trial, and the Manhattan DA's seizure of alleged Nazi-looted artwork. Plus, preparations for Yom Kippur in Israel. Stay informed with Fred Bodimer.

Join Scott Jagow  and Tom Ackerman as they recap an exciting weekend of sports action. They delve into Mizzou's impressive offensive performance and their current 4-0 record. The discussion also covers key moments from MLS, including a thrilling win by the city team, setting records for an expansion team. Additionally, they touch on the Blues' expectations for the upcoming season, emphasizing the need for a stronger defense and the growth of young players. Plus, highlights from the Cardinals' game with promising prospects Jordan Walker and Mason Win.

 Join Scott in this segment as he discusses the recent controversy involving Missouri House Speaker Dean Flocker and the allegations against him. Guests Michael Kelly and John Hancock provide their insights on the matter, shedding light on the nuances of the situation. The conversation then shifts to President Biden's approval ratings and the potential impact of a government shutdown. Get a comprehensive analysis of these current events with passionate and diverse viewpoints.

In this intriguing segment of "Chat with Stew Mac," your host Stuart McMillan, fondly known as "stewmac," embarks on a captivating conversation with Scott Jagow. Join them as they unravel the enchanting world of aromas, from the pleasantly fragrant to the downright repugnant.

Stuart shares his firsthand experience at a fish market in university city, where the stench defies imagination. From flies desperate to flee to a tsunami of rotting fish odor, it's a tale that must be heard to be believed.

But the olfactory adventure doesn't stop there. Stuart and Scott explore a range of other intriguing smells, including the notorious corpse flower, the distinctive scent of marijuana, and the pungency of skunks. They even dare to discuss the complex bouquet of the human body and the unforgettable aroma of gasoline.

This segment promises both laughter and cringe-worthy moments as Stuart and Scott delve into the world of scents.

 In this segment your host Fred Bodimer delves deep into a compelling report on religion, shedding light on a recent development in the art world. The Manhattan District Attorney's office has made headlines by seizing a piece of art in Pittsburgh believed to have been stolen from Jewish families during the Nazi era. Join us as we explore the intricate details of this case, the journey of these artworks, and the hope for rightful restitution. Featuring insights from reporter Chris Hoffman of Katie K TV in Pittsburgh and Laura Turner of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, we uncover a surprising local connection to this global issue. Hear from institutions like the Carnegie Museum of Art as they pledge cooperation and ethical action