Total Information Am Weekend

In this heartfelt Father's Day episode, we share the remarkable story of Buffalo Steve and his son Payton, whose life took a sudden turn with a severe heart condition. Despite the challenges, Payton's spirit and determination shine through as he continues his passion for baseball. Join us as we delve into the emotional journey of a father's love, a son's resilience, and the incredible support from their community.  

Stuart McMillian talks with Battlehawks superfan Excaliburd about the reason it is important for St. Louis to still show up at the Dome for UFL Championship game even without the Battlehawks playing.

KMOX's Sean Malone goes in-depth with how State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick was able to track down Kim Gardner. 

The Pew Research Center is has published a new mayor report examining the views of Americans on cultural issues across more than 30 measures - including religious values.

All St. Louis County Library branches have gotten an update. Debbie Monterrey got a tour of the Clark Family Branch on Lindbergh with Kristen Sorth, Library Director and CEO.

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits Jackson Pianos in Central West End. The company's known for its environmentally friendly piano building and refurbishing plan. In fact, Jackson is planning to open a café whose interior will be built from old pianos! Plus, the company is launching a new project alongside a new St. Louis resident, Father Thomas, a Ugandan native who is studying higher education at St. Louis University. Father Thomas' initiative is called Melodies of Change and the goal is send pianos to a seminary in Uganda for children to learn music on them.  

 Join Johnny Rabbit on a journey through the streets of 1940s and 50s St. Louis, reminiscing about iconic landmarks, vanished businesses, and personal anecdotes that paint a vivid picture of a bygone era. From Hostess cupcakes to vanished buildings, dive into the nostalgia of yesteryears.

Join Tom Ackerman for a comprehensive look at the latest in sports action. Get insights into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent challenges, including injuries and offensive struggles, as they face off against the Rockies. Dive into the state of St. Louis City's soccer team and their quest for victory. Plus, gear up for the UFL conference championship game with analysis and anticipation for this exciting event. 

Join Hancock and Kelley for a lively discussion on the upcoming presidential debate, voter motivation, and international affairs. With insights from political analysts Michael Kelly and John Hancock, explore the strategies of both parties leading into the debate and the potential impact on voter turnout. Dive into the latest polling data and examine the driving forces behind Democratic and Republican support. Additionally, gain perspective on foreign policy challenges, including tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East, and the role of the United States in global leadership.

In this heartfelt episode, Fred Bodimer reflects on the tragic loss of missionaries Davy and Natalie Lloyd, who, along with Jude Montes, were killed by gangs in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The community in Neosho, Missouri, recently gathered to honor their memory. Featuring poignant testimonials from family members, including Davy's father, David Lloyd, and Natalie's father, Missouri State Representative Ben Baker, this episode highlights the Lloyds' dedication to their mission and the lasting impact of their work. Join us as we remember their legacy and the love they shared for the people they served.

Join Fred Bodimer for the latest insights into health news from around the globe. Discover updates on the potential timeline for the next round of COVID vaccines, with manufacturers aiming for availability as early as August pending regulatory approvals. Explore advancements in sleep apnea treatment, including a promising one-pill-a-night drug currently in clinical trials, as well as the potential role of weight loss drugs in reducing obstructive sleep apnea. 

Join Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillan in this engaging episode as they delve into their shared love of music and instruments. Scott reminisces about his childhood radio show and reveals his recent rediscovery of a prized Martin guitar inherited from his late aunt, a talented singer-songwriter. Stuart shares his experiences playing various instruments at church and at home.  

KMOX's Sean Malone goes in depth on the chances that the NBA will expand to St. Louis.

In this weeks edition of Chat with StuMac; Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian talking about playing instruments. 

Find out what happened this weekend in history. 

Debbie Monterrey talks with Don Stump, Co-Founder and Vice-President of the Greenhouse Venture and Ashley Snyder of Operation Food Search about the harvesting that Greenhouse Venture was doing for operation food search. 

This week for his Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow landed at Tim's Chrome Bar in the Bevo Mill neighborhood. Once owned by Tim Pappas for decades, the bar was recently reopened across from Das Bevo and the windmill.  It has eclectic décor, with a nod to the 60s and 70s, fun cocktails and a slate of events for just about everyone: dancing, skating, Bingo and more. Scott stopped in to chat with GM Chelsea Pfister. 

Join Johnny Rabbit on a mystical journey through the streets of the 1920s and 1930s, exploring the bustling life and hidden secrets of St. Louis aboard the Grand Streetcar. From pranksters to speakeasies, from iconic landmarks to forgotten treasures, experience the rich tapestry of history as the magic streetcar transports you through time.

On this episode of Total Information AM Sunday, Scott Jagow sits down with John Hancock and Michael Kelley to delve into the week's pressing political topics. They discuss former President Trump's surprising appearance on TikTok and its implications, the reactions to Trump's recent legal verdicts, and the significance of the upcoming presidential debate. From the Republican party's rallying around Trump to the potential impacts of the debate on the election, Hancock and Kelly provide insightful analysis on the current political landscape. 

Join Fred Bodimer for a comprehensive look at the latest health news. This week, we cover the emergence of a third U.S. case of bird flu in Michigan and new research from Stanford on genetic predictors of breast cancer. Discover the potential risks associated with tattoos from a Swedish study, and learn about the possible cancer-blocking effects of statin drugs.