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In this episode of Hancock and Kelley, Scott Jagow and guests John Hancock and Michael Kelley dissect the fallout from recent debate statements made by former President Trump, including his controversial remarks about pets being eaten in Springfield. They explore the strategic impact of these comments and how Kamala Harris’ campaign is capitalizing on them. The discussion shifts to the broader implications for the 2024 election, focusing on voter turnout, campaign strategies, and the potential for another debate. With insights on the Democrats' ground game and the importance of expanding the electorate, the episode provides a comprehensive look at the current political landscape.

This week's Chat with StuMac is a sad one as we discuss grieving pets

TV Guide's Matt Roush previews the Emmy's 

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Debbie Monterrey Chats with best-selling author and St. Louisan Ridley Pearson about a trip to Disneyworld among other things.

For his weekly Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow stopped in at the brand new sports bar in Soulard, Ray's Sportshouse. He chats with mother and son owners Allie and Corbin Ray about the wings people are raving about, their approach to presenting sports, their academic lives and more.

Take a trip back to the vibrant St. Louis of the 1960s with Johnny Rabbit, where Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho ruled the theaters and local watering holes buzzed with life. From classic cinemas like Rio High Point to the era’s famous eateries and live music venues, this episode dives deep into a time of transition. Hear about wrestling at the Chase, pizza spots like Melrose and Cusimano's, and iconic cultural landmarks that defined St. Louis. Hosted by Scott Jagow with Johnny Rabbit sharing his rich tales of the past.

In this week's episode, Fred Bodimer covers Pope Francis's ambitious 11-day trip to the Asia-Pacific region, starting with his visit to Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country. The Pope emphasizes interfaith unity, urging Indonesians to foster a civilization of peace. Despite his health challenges, Pope Francis remains committed to building bridges between religious communities. The episode also highlights recent news about local parish mergers in St. Louis, including the formation of St. Peter Claver parish, named after a Jesuit priest who ministered to enslaved Africans.

In this episode, political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow to discuss the ongoing issue of gun violence and the debate surrounding gun control laws. They delve into the limitations of red flag laws and the prevalence of automatic weapons in society. The conversation also touches on how political leadership, especially Republican stances, has influenced these discussions. Additionally, they preview the upcoming presidential debate, examining what Kamala Harris and Donald Trump need to do to make an impact.

Missouri Tigers continue their hot streak, shutting out their opponents 89-0 across two games. Brady Cook's electrifying 31-yard touchdown run in the first half, likened to Elway's style, was a key highlight in their victory. Tom Ackerman discusses Mizzou's stellar defense under new coordinator Corey Batoon, replacing Blake Baker, and previews the challenging upcoming games, including a tough test against Boston College. Also featured is the Cardinals' impressive shutout at Busch Stadium and a look ahead to the 2024 NFL season, with the Chiefs, Bengals, and Bills emerging as key contenders.

 This week in health, Fred Bodimer reports on groundbreaking research into a new mRNA vaccine for mpox, with promising preclinical trials led by Moderna and the US Army Medical Research Institute. Also covered is a tragic case of a man battling multiple mosquito-borne viruses, the risks of high cholesterol in young adults, and reassuring findings regarding weight loss drugs and mental health. The episode wraps up with a concerning study on the rising costs of obesity in the U.S. military.

In this Chat with Stu Mac, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian talk about Putt-Putt Golf.

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For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow dropped in at the Latte Lounge and HG eatery downtown. It's one of the business's three locations (Florissant and Ferguson). Scott sits down with co-owner Nyshaun Harvey (pronounced knee-shawn) to talk about the coffee shop's signature Latte flights, their down-home haute cuisine, her career as an entrepreneur at 26 and her company's impact in communities like Ferguson.

Join Scott Jagow as he explores the history and cultural significance of Labor Day, starting with its origins in a pivotal work strike of 1882 and tracing its evolution into a day dedicated to rest and retail sales. Scott discusses the nature of work, including the challenges of office jobs and the important role of unions. The segment humorously tackles union-busting tactics and corporate fear-mongering. Classic movies like "Office Space" are referenced for their satirical view of corporate life. The conversation concludes with a comedic skit about quitting a job

In this episode, Tom Ackerman takes us back to 2003 when he made a spontaneous decision to cover a historic Cardinals game at the iconic Yankee Stadium. Tom shares his unforgettable experience of witnessing Roger Clemens' pursuit of his 300th win and 4,000th strikeout, including a memorable encounter with George Steinbrenner in the press elevator. Tom recalls the excitement of being in New York, the atmosphere in the stadium, and the thrill of covering such a monumental moment in baseball history. Additionally, we talked about Tom’s journey in sports journalism, including his approach to storytelling, the challenges of covering major league games, and his favorite memories from covering the Cardinals. Tune in to hear Tom's unique perspective on one of his most memorable assignments and his insights into the world of sports reporting.

Scott Jagow joins John Hancock and Michael Kelley to discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' historic win at Yankee Stadium in 1964, drawing parallels to Kyle Gibson's recent performance that mirrored Bob Gibson's game five victory. The conversation then shifts to politics, focusing on Kamala Harris's CNN interview where she emphasized a message of hope and change while steering clear of negativity. They also debate Donald Trump's potential strategy for the upcoming debate, with John Hancock suggesting a focus on economic metrics and border policy, while Michael Kelley predicts a more personal, attack-driven approach. The episode wraps up with a teaser for a special Labor Day

In this episode, Fred Bodimer discusses the role of the Secure Community Network (SCN) in monitoring and alerting law enforcement to anti-Semitic threats, having tracked over 5,000 threats and sent 1,600 tips last year. Overseen by retired FBI agent Brad Orsini, SCN has become a vital resource for the Jewish community, offering active shooter training and deep web monitoring tools. We also cover the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' expanded restrictions on transgender members, now barring them from working with children and baptism.

In this episode, Fred Bodimer explores the recent health crises making headlines. At least nine people have died from listeria infections linked to Boar's Head deli meats, with 57 hospitalized across 18 states. USDA inspections reveal serious violations at a Virginia Boar's Head plant. The episode also delves into the alarming rise in mosquito-borne diseases, including two deaths from West Nile virus and a young Missouri resident paralyzed due to complications. Additionally, a new study highlights widespread deficiencies in 15 essential micronutrients, and we discuss findings on how catching up on sleep over the weekend can lower heart disease risk.

In this week's Chat with StuMac, Scott Jagow, Stuart McMillian and Joe Pott discuss the strange foods they have eaten.