Total Information Am Weekend

 In this weekend's health segment, Fred Bodimer brings you the latest medical news and research findings. US scientists have identified a molecular defect in lupus, potentially paving the way for a cure. Smoking remains the leading cause of cancer deaths, accounting for nearly a third of cases. Pfizer is developing a needle-free weight loss pill, expected by 2026. New studies reveal that 10% of women infected with COVID-19 during pregnancy develop long COVID. Excessive heat can increase stress and anxiety, while more couples find benefits in sleeping separately to improve relationship health.

In this weekend's religion segment, Fred Bodimer covers key stories shaping the religious landscape. The Vatican's doctrine office is preparing a new document on women's leadership roles in the Catholic Church, contributing to Pope Francis's church reform process. In France, the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Rouen experienced a fire, causing evacuations but no injuries. In the US, Oklahoma's chief education officer mandates Bible teaching in public schools, sparking debate on the separation of church and state. CBS News correspondent Elaine Cobb provides updates from Paris, while local reactions unfold in Oklahoma

In this episode, John Hancock, Michael Kelly, and Scott Jagow delve into the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, expressing their concerns about the deeply divisive political climate and the urgent need for enhanced security measures. The discussion explores the escalating polarization and violence in US politics, with John emphasizing that the recent events reflect profound divisions within the country. Michael concurs, pointing out that these fundamental divides remain unchanged despite the turmoil.

Stuart McMillian and Scott Jagow chat about robots taking over for officials in sports.

International Institute of St. Louis Arrey Obenson talks with KMOX's Debbie Monterrey about the donation drive to help incoming refugees and immigrants.

Find out hat happened on July 13th in history. 

The new courts in Forest Park are called the Nicholas J-Booker Basketball Courts. Nick's mother, Tonya Booker, talks about her late son and how the courts came to be named in his honor.

The chief education officer in Oklahoma has announced that all public schools must include the Ten Commandments and the Bible as part of its teaching curriculum.

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited the newest location for 4 Hands Brewing. It's right next to the train depot in historic downtown Kirkwood.  He sits down with director of taproom operations, Tom Behnen, to talk beer, expansion, cool outdoor spaces and more. 

In this reflective episode, Scott Jagow dives into the power of great beginnings in literature, music, and life. Inspired by the compelling opening line of Lauren Oliver's "Before I Fall," we explore how the first sentences of stories can draw us in and set the stage for unforgettable journeys. From the startling start of "Charlotte's Web" to the eerie opening of "1984," we celebrate the moments that capture our attention and refuse to let go. Join us as we appreciate the artistry of beginnings and the lasting impact they have on our experiences.

Join us for a special Sunday edition of Total Information AM on July 7th as we delve into the fascinating story of The Beatles' early days in America. Johnny Rabbit takes us back 61 years to recount the tale of George Harrison's first visit to the United States, the band's struggles to get airplay, and their eventual rise to stardom. Hear about the unique experiences, including George's underground record listening session, a memorable dinner, and the iconic 1964 Cow Palace concert. Plus, learn about the lasting impact of Louise Harrison Caldwell, George's sister, in promoting the band.

 A summary of major religious news stories from the past week, including a deadly stampede in India, vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, discoveries at Auschwitz, a teenage saint-to-be, and a church's long-running charity event.

Tom Ackerman joins us to discuss the recent developments in St. Louis CITY SC, including John Hackworth's first game as head coach and Bradley Carnell's dismissal. Tom shares his insights on the team's roster changes and their chances for the remainder of the season. We also dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent performance, including Lance Lynn's tough game and the team's bullpen challenges. Plus, Tom recounts his experience watching Euro 2024 in Italy and gives his predictions for the tournament

  A roundup of the latest health news, including FDA approval of a new Alzheimer's treatment, bird flu cases in dairy workers, rising COVID infections, and health warnings about mosquito-borne illness and soda additives.

Scott Jagow hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelly in a discussion about Joe Biden's recent debate performance, declining Democratic support, and potential strategies for both parties heading into the 2024 presidential election.

In this week's chat with Stuart McMillian. Stu and Scott talk about manners. 

Find out what happened on July 6th in history.

Civil liberties groups have filed a lawsuit to block Louisiana's new law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom.

Join Scott Jagow and Joe Pott on Total Information AM as they break down the latest in sports. From the Cardinals' series against the Reds to City SC's recent struggles, they cover it all. Plus, insights on the US Men's National Soccer Team's performance, and what to expect from the upcoming trading deadline.  

Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock on this Sunday’s edition of Total Information AM as they dive into the political landscape of the upcoming presidential election. With a focus on the recent debate performances of President Biden and former President Trump, they discuss the implications for the future. From Biden's challenges to Trump's legal battles, Hancock and Kelly analyze the potential outcomes and what it means for the Democratic and Republican parties. Plus, a look at the recent Supreme Court ruling on January 6 and its impact.