The Show on KMOX

Hancock & Kelley in-studio; Hancock's family friend who's husband has been detained by ICE; Scott Jagow has issues with NFL officiating; Sean Malone updates on the Sheriff's trial; the Arch welcomes back Winterfest; Did you see this?; Bob Carpenter makes his NFL picks; Chiefs analyst Danan Hughes.

Chris and Amy welcome Bob Carpenter to the show to pick NFL games; singers who've released music after they've passed; Chiefs broadcaster Danan Hughes; Matt quizzes Amy and Chris with 'Out of Context'.

The Kansas City Chiefs are coming off a last second loss to the Broncos last week, they are 5-and-5 and 'outside the playoffs,' says Chiefs radio analyst Danan Hughes. He joins Chris and Amy every week.

Chris and Amy welcome TIAM Weekend host Scott Jagow to the studio, he's upset with his favorite NFL team; Sean Malone updates the dup on the fate of STL Sheriff Alfred Montgomery; Winterfest returns to Kiener Plaza, brought to us by the Gateway Arch Park Foundation; and Did you see this? Ai toys are dangerous.

This is the 10th year of Winterfest, and Gateway Arch Park Foundation Executive Director Ryan McClure joins Chris and Amy in-studio. The event kicks off on Saturday morning with a 5k. There is a 2000 square foot lodge that has been erected on the Kiener Plaza grounds for the first time. Ryan also updates on the demolition process of the Millennium Hotel property. Visit ArchPark.org

Scott Jagow joins Chris and Amy with comments on his Buffalo Bills and officiating in the NFL; President Trump has noticed the NFL kickoff rules that were introduced last season.

Hancock and Kelley in-studio with Chris & Amy talking about the evolution of politics in Missouri; the wife of an ICE-detained St Louisan shares her story.

Janie Hughes Perez joins Chris, Amy & John Hancock in-studio. Her husband Alejandro Perez has been detained by ICE and faces deportation. They have been actively trying for quite some time to solidify his status in the US, and were told by immigration lawyers that Alejandro was not a likely target for ICE. The situation has impacted her daughter, who 'is very anxious right now, that whenever I leave the house, I won't come back, like daddy hasn't come back,' Janie says.

Chris & Amy full show for November 19, 2025. Blues broadcaster Chris Kerber was a KMOX intern; a Gold Glove reaches to the sky; CNN's Haley Britzky on women in the US military; CBS's Major Garrett on the Trump/Saudi relationship; KMOX is celebrating 100 years, and Together Credit Union has Christmas ornaments marking the occasion; Olympic Gold Medalist Kristi Yamaguchi.

Together Credit Union is celebrating KMOX's 100th with Christmas ornaments; more texts about the Maryland Heights inspector, plus Sheriff Alfred Montgomery is still behind bars; Olympic Gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi chats with Amy.

Olympic Gold Medal figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi admits she was unaware of what her 'impact would be' when she won the Gold Medal in 1992. Amy chats with Yamaguchi about her career as a figure skater, author, and philanthropist. She'll be in town this weekend to receive the Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award at the Musial Awards. She predicts 3-4 medals will be won by the US team in the upcoming Winter Olympics. (Photo by Corine Solberg/Sipa USA)

Nate Scudieri, Head of Marketing at Together Credit Union, joins Chris and Amy in-studio to discuss the new KMOX 100th Anniversary commemorative ornaments that are available at all St. Louis locations. He explains the difference between credit unions and banks, and the importance of financial literacy.

Chris and Amy chat with Haley Britzky from CNN about women leaving the US military in high numbers; CBS's Major Garrett on Trump's meeting with Saudi leaders; is Brian from Maryland Heights power hungry?

Major offers his congratulations on 100 years of KMOX this week. He reacts to recent interactions between Pres Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Muhammed bin Salman; and a potential release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Haley Britzky, CNN's National Security reporter, joins Chris and Amy as Pete Hegseth's demands are causing women to leave the military. Haley also speaks to the US's strikes of foreign drug boats. https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/11/politics/hegseth-women-naval-commander-ousted

Chris and Amy chat with former KMOX-intern, Chris Kerber about his memories of working for the station, plus why the Blues are struggling; Rawlings Exec Eric Reinsfelder talks about a new 'landmark' at Westport Plaza, a giant Gold Glove; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy discuss the Mandela Effect on today's 'Did you see this?' segment. It's 'Flavor Flav'. Also, a man fell from a barn, onto a pole that went through his shoulder and neck.

Eric Reinsfelder is Rawlings' Vice President of Brand Sports. He joins Amy and Chris as a giant replica Gold Glove is installed on the roof of the Rawlings headquarters at Westport Plaza this morning. The glove is 30 feet tall. "We did a lot of engineering on this glove," says Reinsfelder, including dealing with 'bird mitigation' and FAA requirements.

Blues pbp voice Chris Kerber joins Chris and Amy following an OT loss to the Maple Leafs last night. He shares a quick story of his time as an intern in the sports department at KMOX. He shares how he first met Amy Marxkors.

Chris and Amy visit with KMOX's Sean Malone multiple times as the Sheriff Alfred Montgomery legal issues change several times; plus a Wash U researcher is looking at Alzheimer's treatments; Stu Durando talks Billikens basketball and soccer; and Dave Grelle and Taynka MiMi are in-studio from The Playadors. They're at Delmar Hall this weekend.

Amy and Chris discuss stories blaming women; Sean Malone back in studio to update the Sheriff Montgomery trial; Dave Grelle and Taynka MiMi in-studio from The Playadors.

Dave Grelle and Taynka Mimi from The Playadors join Chris and Amy in-studio ahead of their concert at Delmar Hall this weekend.

Amy points out the numerous articles over the years about women 'ruining' things. Chris thinks there are a lot of listeners who are scared to talk to women.

Chris and Amy talk about phone addiction; Amy has accidentally come across porn, says it is pretty easy; Stu Durando joins to talk about Billikens basketball and soccer; a startling situation in the Alfred Montgomery case.

Stu Durando, Stu on SLU, joins Chris and Amy as the Billikens men's team hits a stretch of games where they can pick up some key wins. Stu also comments on the men's soccer team's chances in the NCAA tournament.

Chris and Amy talk about tips that parents should use to keep kids from becoming addicted to their phones, and advice for parents to cut back on their OWN phone addiction. Have you tried a 'digital sabbath'?

Chris and Amy kick off the show with an update on St Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery from KMOX's Sean Malone; Greenbean casserole, yay or nay?; Dr Eric McDade is researching Alzheimer's at Wash U; Did you see this?

Dr Eric McDade, Doctor of Osteopathy & Neurology with Wash U Medicine, joins Chris and Amy following a CBS piece that looked at his study of Alzheimer's. He says the study looked at a specific early-onset form or Alzheimer's with a certain genetic marker.

90% of Gen Z diners like communal table dining. Chris and Amy discuss the findings. ARPA funds face a deadline to be spent by St Louis.

Pres Trump shifts his position on the Epstein files; Chris and Amy discuss major sports events coming to St Louis with the Sports Commission President; Matt Pauley had a scary recent medical incident; and who won NFL Pick 'em?

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger on Trump's change on Epstein files; Arch Apparel owner says he's having tough time in Ballpark Village.

Andrew Egger joins Chris and Amy every week from the Bulwark, he talks about the Epstein files about-face by Pres Trump; the rift with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor-Greene; Epstein files and Maxwell; & tariff policy.

Marc Schreiber, President of the St Louis Sports Commission previews the Musial Awards, US Figure Skating Championships and NCAA basketball; Matt Pauley had a scary situation

KMOX's Matt Pauley agrees with Amy, the Blues 'need to stop the bleeding', after another bad weekend of play. Matt is also recovering from a medical situation last week.

Marc Schreiber, President of the St Louis Sports Commission, joins Chris and Amy in-studio, to preview the Musial Awards this weekend. Plus, the US Figure Skating Championships and NCAA basketball tournament are coming to St Louis! He points out how the renovations to Enterprise Center have been key to getting these events.

Chris and Amy react to Pres Trump's about-face on the Epstein files; Trump attacks Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor-Greene; AAA predicts a record number of Thanksgiving travelers; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy's 'Did you see this?' segment, yes, a dog is accused of shooting a man in the back. And the President had an MRI, but Chris and Amy don't know why.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join for the 1st hour, Amy is out. Reaction to the end of the shutdown and the Boeing strike; Scott Jagow; Christmas music debuts on KEZK; Congressman Wesley Bell picks football winners and discusses the shutdown vote and Jeffrey Epstein files; Chiefs radio analyst Danan Hughes.

NFL Pick 'em with Ian and Congressman Wesley Bell; Bell sticks around for a shutdown conversation with John Hancock and Chris; Chiefs radio analyst Danan Hughes; and KMOX 100th birthday Christmas ornaments.

Missouri Congressman Wesley Bell joins Chris and John Hancock following the end of the federal government shutdown. He talks about his 1st year as a congressman, calling it 'a mixed bag', saying that 'too often' people are putting party ahead of the American people. He also responds to calls to release more of the so-called 'Epstein Files'. He says it is 'very concerning' to still hear people calling to continue to cover it up. He also addresses tornado resources. (Image by Annabelle Gordon/Sipa USA).

Chris welcomes KMOX's Scot Jagow in-studio along with John Hancock; Julie Tristian is excited for Christmas music on KEZK;

Julie Tristian, host of 'Julie and Friends', mornings on KEZK 102.5 FM, joins Chris and John Hancock as the station has changed to all Christmas music between now and Christmas day.