The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors

The H&K show continues with Michael Kelley and former executive director of the Missouri Republican Party Jean Evans while John Hancock is out for the day. They talk with KMOX Golf Analyst Dan Reardon about the PGA Championship, and after that, they discuss Jean's former career as a professional athlete. Later, human hotels vs. dog kennels - the dog "hotel" might be cleaner.

Michael Kelley and Jean Evans are joined by KMOX Golf Analyst Dan Reardon to discuss the PGA Championship and why a certain player isn't on the grass this year.

Today on Hancock & Kelley, Michael Kelley is joined by former executive director of the Missouri Republican Party Jean Evans while John Hancock is out. They discuss the Missouri Congressional session, talk with KMOV Reporter Lauren Trager about thousands of victims that are waiting for justice as cases remain in limbo. Later they talk about the Wentzville school district book ban, and after that, changes that are coming to the board of Alderman in St. Louis. 

Michael Kelley and Jean Evans talk with Lauren Trager, a KMOV Reporter, regarding the over 4,000 victims that are waiting for justice as cases remain in limbo in the city. 

Carol Daniels and Ryan Wrecker sit in during the old Charlie Brennan spot while Amy is out. They talk about the Godfrey Illinois Corn Maze, which is making a crop change this year, the Full House fake news that almost tricked Ryan, and what to expect from the return of the circus. Later, they talk with Gloria Lloyd, a reporter for the St. Louis Business Journal about the expansion of the America's Center and how much it's going to cost those who live in the city. After that, Dr. Ness Sandoval, Associate Professor, Sociology and Anthropology Program Director, and Public and Social Policy Associate Director with St. Louis University's Geospatial Institute, gives us a call to discuss migration and growing populations. 

Associate Professor, Sociology and Anthropology Program Director, and Public and Social Policy Associate Director with the St. Louis University's Geospatial Institute, Dr. Ness Sandoval calls in to talk with Ryan and Carol about migration and the growing populations of O'Fallon and St. Charles.

Steve Elhmann, St. Charles Co. Executive and Historian, calls in to talk about everything to see at the new exhibit at the St. Charles Heritage Museum, which should open May 21st, 2022.

While Amy is out, Ryan Wrecker and Carol Daniel take over! Today Carol shares a few interviews that she did with veterans that took their honors flight. They discuss the primaries, inflation and baby formula with Major Garrett. Later, they talk stocks and investments with Dave Simons, Certified Financial Planner and Senior VP of Investments at UBS. After that, Steve Elhmann, St. Charles Co. Executive and Historian, calls in to talk about what's to come to the St. Charles Heritage Museum. 

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in on this Wednesday, Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins them talking about the double header split against the Mets, going up against Max Scherzer tonight, and the good start to the career of Yepez who is putting in the work to get better. Kelley gets up on his soapbox and voices his opinion on the crime and the streets needing to be paved. Kelley talks about his excitement for the new Top Gun movie but refuses to go to the theater to see it and garage parties. Finally, Hancock provides an update on his call to figure out his taxes.

Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the double header split against the Mets, going up against Max Scherzer tonight, and the good start to the career of Yepez who is putting in the work to get better. 

It is the Friday crew in on hump day, John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin talking about yesterday in St. Louis sports. Fin Gomez, CBS News Political Director joins the show talking about the primary elections across the country. Next, they discuss the high number of mass shootings happening with nothing being done about it. Finally, Hancock and Kelley end the hour talking masking up with numbers on the rise and that Attorney General Eric Schmitt will sue school districts that mandate masks.

Fin Gomez, CBS News Political Director joins the show talking about the primary elections across the country. 

Marxkors and Hancock begin the second hour talking about the immigrants who have helped find criminals if they should be fast tracked to become American citizens. Next, there are airports in New York that are charging $27 for beer and that leads to a Chris Mihill story of paying a lot more during a vacation than he thought he would. A discussion of airplane etiquette and how you could have an empty middle seat. Hancock shares a bad experience he had while on hold.

Amy Marxkors and John Hancock have a discussion about airplane etiquette and how you could have an empty middle seat, Michael Kelley calls in to give his take.

Amy Marxkors and John Hancock discuss Blues second round series against the Avs and if you would brush your teeth in the toilet. Next, the talk weekend violence and the GOP. As talked yesterday Missouri did not legalize sports gambling Marxkors and Hancock discuss it further and if a team like the Chiefs might move across state lines.

SLU Athletics Director Chris May joins Marxkors and Wheeler at the Billiken Golf Classic talking about his time as the AD, the meaning of graduation and the new things coming to campus that includes breaking ground next week for the O'Loughlin Family Champions Center. Men's Basketball coach Travis Ford talk about Collins deciding to come back to SLU, Perkins coming back from injury and the excitement around this upcoming season.

Men's Basketball coach Travis Ford joins Marxkors and Wheeler at the Billiken Golf Classic and Collins deciding to come back to SLU, Perkins coming back from injury and the excitement around this upcoming season. 

Amy Marxkors and Kevin Wheeler are at Norwood Hills Country Club for the Billiken Golf Classic and discuss how the casinos denied sports betting in Missouri. Next, they discuss the story in the Washington Post that the gaming industry has not made a statement on the leak of Row v Wade. Finally, they talk how crazy high school graduations are way over the top now.

Amy Marxkors and Kevin Wheeler discuss the decision by Missouri to not pass the bill that would legalize sports betting and how it was the casinos that voted it down,

John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors talk about the heartwarming song that Erin Bode created for Charlie Brennan's retirement with the help of Amy and Chris Mihil, later they talk with Mike Brown, Senior Vice President for UBS Financial Services and head of The Mike Brown Financial Group, about Elon Musk, after that, they're joined in studio by the lovely Mikala McGhee, Miss Missouri USA 2022. 

Hancock, Kelley and Marxkors are joined by Mikala McGhee, Miss Missouri USA 2022, who talks about how she gained a crown and title after excelling in sports and studying broadcasting, how she's giving back to the community, and her preparations in running for Miss USA. 

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are joined by Amy Marxkors today to discuss Charlie Brennan's retirement show, they talk to Bloomberg Reporter Justin Sink about the formula shortage, later they discuss the protesting of the Supreme Court Justice's houses, and after that, they're joined by Washington University Professor Dr. Ray Arvidson, to discuss a black hole that's been found recently. 

Hancock, Kelley and Marxkors talk with Bloomberg Reporter Justin Sink about the formula shortage and whether or not inflation will effect the pricing of the formula that is available. 

Charlie and Amy talk to Dan McLaughlin, the TV play-by-play voice of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball and Fox News Analyst Juan Williams as they reminisce and say their goodbyes to Charlie on his last day. 

Amy Marxkors and Chris Mihil surprise Charlie with a song by Erin Bode on his last day at KMOX.

Charlie and Amy continue their last broadcast of the Charlie Brennan Show with even more guests that you won't want to miss - Comedian and Songwriter Heywood Banks, McGraw Milhaven, John Pizzarelli, former Dodgers Pitchers Jerry Reuss, and a surprise guest, all chime in to wish Charlie a happy retirement. 

Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors go on-air one last time before Charlie retires after 34 years with KMOX. With a lineup that can't be beat, they talk to WWJ automotive correspondent Jeff Gilbert, Anchor and Executive Editor WKYC-TV Cleveland, Russ Mitchell, Major Garrett the Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News, Reporter and Anchor for KSDK-TV Mike Bush, the TV Play-by-Play voice of the St. Louis Cardinals Dan McLaughlin, Fox News Analyst Juan Williams, Kenny Wallace and Dan Farrell all call in to say their goodbyes to Charlie. 

Whine Line; Blast from the Past. The tables turn, Marxkors interviews Brennan about his life in radio.

Brennan and Marxkors begin this Wednesday talking about social media and Brennan says we should quit mowing highways and have them look like jungles. Our mystery guest stops by to have some fun with Brennan. Former St. Louis Ram and current Pastor of The Spirit Church Aeneas Williams joins the show talking about brining everyone together.

Our mystery guest stops by to have some fun with Brennan.

Whine Line; Blast from the Past with George Carlin. Stephen Lloyd, TV writer and Executive Producer and author of Friend of the Devil joins the show talking about his new book. A former guest of the show Jennifer Senior wins the Pulitzer Prize for her piece on a family recovering after losing a loved one on 9/11. Finally, bad timing for wordle.

Today's Blast from the Past is with the late comedian George Carlin from about 15 years ago.

Brennan and Marxkors begin the show talking about the Ferguson twilight run and the smell of marijuana. Adam Grossman, Founder and Principal of Mayport Wealth Management talking about stocks and if this is a good time to buy, saving for retirement and more. Richard Mark, Chairman and President of Ameren Illinois talking about solar power energy in Illinois and the impact on prices.  

Adam Grossman, Founder and Principal of Mayport Wealth Management talking about stocks and if this is a good time to buy, saving for retirement and more.  

Whine Line; Blast from the Past from 1999. Former co-host of the Morning Meeting, Kevin Horrigan joins the show as we roll down memory lane with Charlie's former co-host.

Brennan and Marxkors begin the final week for Brennan by discussing about protestors at the house of a couple Supreme Court Justices and your phone calls on President Biden wanting to forgive student loans. Jane Hoffman, former Commissioner of Consumer Affairs for NYC and author of Your Data, Their Billions: Unraveling and Simplifying Big Tech talks about how big tech knows more about us than our family and friends. Ron Himes, Founder of the St. Louis Black Repertory Company joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about what is new at the Black Repertory that is starting this Friday.

Ron Himes, Founder of the St. Louis Black Repertory Company joins Brennan and Marxkors talking about what is new at the Black Repertory that is starting this Friday. 

First, Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University, Dr. Raymond E. Arvidson, explains the mystery's of the space and the alinements of the planets. Next on the show, the Curious Case of Kevin Killeen. Kevin Killeen joins the crew in studio and tell the story about the Black Bear that invaded his neighborhood, manure, and bubblegum. Then, Chris Milhil's friend Erica calls in to help determine if its time to cancel Michael Jackson. 

Kevin Killeen joins the crew in studio and tell a story about the Black Bear that was on the loose. 

In this segment Amy Marxkors joins Hancock and Kelley to talk the Kentucky Derby, Nascar, and more. 

Hour 1: In this episode of the Hancock and Kelley show, the duo evaluate St. Louis as a sports city and sports betting. Next, they break down the Supreme Court ruling draft leak and Roe v. Wade. Amy then joins to give her take on the potential ruling, legislation of abortion, and if we can find common ground. 

Brennen and Marxkors are joined by Legendary Sportscaster for Monday Night Football, Joe Buck to talk about his podcast, talk radio, and his plans for the future.