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Chris & Amy welcome ABC's Mike Dobuski to preview an AI meeting at the White House; Dave Simons on the markets and whether to invest in the AI bubble right now; STL Today's Lynn Worthy on the end of the season for the Cardinals; National Coffee Day is today, Samantha Padilla from Coffee Stamp joins the show; and Stephanie Mann is a crime and violence prevention consultant.

Chris and Amy visit with Coffee Stamp's Samantha Padilla on National Coffee Day; and with Stephanie Mann, a crime and violence prevention consultant. Plus Matt is leaving and Chris shares a story about a doctor visit that was surprising.

Stephanie Mann, Executive Director of the Safe Kids Now Network, joins Chris and Amy with a look at juvenile crime. What are the conversations that parents should have with their kids to prevent them from turning to violence and crime? She emphasizes the importance of community to steer kids in the right direction.

Samantha Padilla, Director of Operations for CoffeeStamp, joins the show! Coffeestamp offers coffee with a Honduran flare, and just opened a new location on Washington Avenue downtown.

Chris and Amy's second hour includes visits with financial planner Dave Simons and STL Today Cardinals beat writer Lynn Worthy. Plus, Amy stayed in a mansion on her trip, and a Holidome; and Chris brought in his White Sox Pope hat.

St Louis Cardinals beat writer for the St Louis Post-Dispatch joins Chris and Amy for a post mortum from the season-ending Chaim Bloom press conference. He wonders if the baseball fans in 2027 will respond well to the youth movement and staying the course in the rebuild. 'I don't know if you can keep spinning that [direction] forward,' says Worthy.

Dave Simons, Partner and Managing Director of One Private Wealth, joins Chris and Amy for his weekly visit. He says we're in a, 'low fire, low hire economy.' He chats about consumer confidence, but says the market is nowhere near the issues of 2009 when the 'bubble' burst, but calls the current economy in the 'doldrums.' Visit OnePWM.com

Chris and Amy on a Tuesday morning. The Cardinals wrapped their season with a presser from Chaim Bloom, are we optimistic about 2027?; 'Saved by the Bell' actor Dennis Haskins has passed away; Mike Dobuski from ABC reports on a White House meeting with AI leadership; Did you see this?

ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski joins Chris and Amy ahead of a planned White House meeting between Pres Trump and leaders of the artificial intelligence community. What regulations or guardrails can be implemented? Currently the US and China both appear to host the largest and most advanced AI models.

Today on the Chris and Amy Show; Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent and co-author of the Morning Shots newsletter for The Bulwark talking White House bars CNN; Trump rejects Iran's ceasefire proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz. Matt Pauley, host of KMOX's Sports Open Line, Redbird Rush Hour, and Cardinals pre/postgame talks Cardinals season, pending lockout. Jerry Palm, college sports reporter for CBS, “bracketology” expert “Protect College Sports” on what it means for college athletics. Adam Kloppe, public historian with the Missouri Historical Society - ‘St. Louis At Bat' at the Missouri History Museum opens Sat. October 3rd.

Jerry Palm, college sports reporter for CBS, “bracketology” expert joins to talk about “Protect College Sports” and what it means for the future college athletics. Adam Kloppe, public historian with the Missouri Historical Society joins to discuss ‘St. Louis At Bat' at the Missouri History Museum opens Sat. October 3rd.

Adam Kloppe, public historian with the Missouri Historical Society joins to talk about ‘St. Louis At Bat' which is a new exhibit that opens at the Missouri History Museum opens Sat. October 3rd.

Jerry Palm, college sports reporter for CBS, “bracketology” expert joins to talk about the “Protect College Sports” and the expectation that of it passing Senate today but how soon it could it pass the House and what it means for college athletics.

In this hour Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent and co-author of the Morning Shots newsletter for The Bulwark joins to discuss White House bars CNN and Trump rejects Iran's ceasefire proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz. Matt Pauley, host of KMOX's Sports Open Line, Redbird Rush Hour, and Cardinals pre/postgame talks about Cardinals season and postseason plus impending lockout. We also discuss Producer Matt's trip to east coast and more.

Matt Pauley, host of KMOX's Sports Open Line, Redbird Rush Hour, and Cardinals pre/postgame joins to talk about his thoughts on the Cardinals season and what he is conformable with moving forward about this team, thoughts about the impending lockout and more.

Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent and co-author of the Morning Shots newsletter for The Bulwark joins to talk about Trump bans CNN, MSNOW, Trump rejects Iran's ceasefire proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz and more.

The whole gang is back together today as Chris and Amy discuss the end of the Cardinals season, the implosion of the Chester Bridge. Amy tells us about her trip to Colorado. We have a news recap with Trump banning CNN, MSNOW, Politico, measles cases in area. Finally, Did you see this includes pandas at Atlanta zoo.

Amy is out, John Hancock joins for the full show. Micheal Kelly in studio for the 1st hour; Guests include St Louis Magazine's Ryan Krull; CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess; State Senator Tracy McCreery; and religion editor Fred Bodimer.

Missouri State Senator Tracy McCreery is the celebrity guest for No Prize Pick 'em this week, she joins listener Zach and John Hancock; John Hancock talks about making friends in politics; KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer on the legacy of Archbishop Fulton Sheen; the Cardinals season is coming to a close.

Catholics gathered at the Dome at America's Center yesterday for the beatification mass for Archbishop Fulton Sheen in St Louis. The mass is considered the 2nd step for becoming a Saint in the Catholic Church.

Chris and John Hancock visit with Ryan Krull from St Louis Magazine about parking issues in St Louis and Jen Siess, a CITY SC broadcaster about the team's unbeaten streak; plus, a postseason baseball preview and Did you see this?

Chris & John Hancock chat with CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess. City heads to New York City this weekend amid an 18-game unbeaten streak. She cites the deep bench, new players and the team fully grasping the system for the success, ending up in 2nd place in the Western Conference.

Ryan Krull, writer for St Louis Magazine, joins Chris and John Hancock with a look at several stories he's covered regarding parking issues in St Louis, and the return of train whistles in residential areas of St Louis.

John Hancock & Michael Kelley join Chris for the entire hour today. Chris is very superstitious about Chicago Bears; how long until a ruling on Missouri congressional maps?; 'We will be studying the Trump era as long as there is a United States,' says Hancock. Despite losing season, the crew feels confident about Cardinals.

Chris welcomes Michael Kelley back into the studio as Amy is still on vacation. Today's guest is CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett. Plus discussions over political friendships; political ads; a US Senator focused on airline 'furries'; and Did you see this?

A shortened hour 2 includes Michael Kelley in for Amy; CBS News Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins with an update on the reporters blocked from the White House; burger chain Wendy's has a new emo-album, and it's good.

It is, 'not a SNAFU, it's intentional,' says CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett of reporters being blocked at the White House this morning, 'that is the White House ignoring a court order.' Garrett joins Chris and Amy every week. He explains just hoe rigorous the background checks are of reporters. 'If you bar one, you are trying to undermine everyone else who works there on a daily basis,' says Garrett. (Photo by Finn Gomez/Getty Images)

Michael Kelley joins Chris today as Amy is out; relationship stories; political friendships and political ads; a US Senator is worried about 'furries' in the cockpit; Did you see this?

Chris and Michael Kelley are confused by recent comments from US Senator Tommy Tuberville who recently made a floor speech about 'furries' in the airline industry. (Photo by Finn Gomez/Getty Images)

Nate Gatter joins Chris today as Amy remains on vacation. Scott MacFarlane from Meidas Touch joins from Washington, DC; Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney; and Comedian Tom Papa. Plus, Chris is upset with Caleb Williams detractors.

Chris is joined by Nate Gatter as Amy continues her vacation; are fans over-reacting to Bears QB Caleb Williams' reaction to his injury?; comedian Tom Papa on his career and coming to St Louis this weekend; Chris appreciates that some radio hosts always have the same energy.

Comedian Tom Papa says stand up comedy shows are, 'pure, pure fun,' for him, telling Chris and Nate that, 'you laugh more in a stand up show,' than in any movie. Papa doesn't do a lot of 'crowd work' in his act, but 'there's so many different ways to be be funny, crowd work is one,' says Papa. Papa is set to headline at The Factory in Chesterfield on Friday, September 25. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Bob Woodruff Foundation)

Chris pushes back on the criticism of Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams, 'I have found the last three days, just nauseating.' He and Nate Gatter discuss the 'hot takes' some NFL commentators and fans have taken against Williams following his injury. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

Meidas Touch's Scott MacFarlane joins Chris and Nate Gatter from Washington, DC. How will the Missouri congressional map issue be decided?; do the Battlehawks feel like a 'St Louis' team?; John Rooney says it should be obvious that Albert Pujols is a Hall of Famer; how good are the Missouri Tigers?

'There's always somebody,' who will vote against a surefire Baseball Hall of Famer like Albert Pujols says Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney. 'Yes, he's a Hall of Famer, it should be unanimous.' The Cardinals continue their series in Pittsburgh today and head to Milwaukee later this week. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

'Lower courts have been dis-regarding what the Supreme Court says,' says Meidas Touch Chief Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane, 'they aren't keen on that.' He joins Chris Rongey and Scott MacFarlane to also discuss the Iran war, Trump's media ban on several national outlets and recent polling which may indicate a shift in Congressional power.

Nate Gatter joins Chris today. Discussions this hour include elections and trust in them; measles cases in St Louis; Cardinals success in 2026 and baseball labor dispute.

Mike Elam joins Chris today (Amy is out all week). They visit with Casey Jenkerson from WashU about AI in the hiring process; St Louis Comptroller Donna Barringer about the city's budget surplus; Derrick Goold chats about the Cardinals final week; and St Charles County Elections Director Kurt Bahr about the November election and congressional maps.

KMOX's Sean Malone joins Mike Elam and Chris Rongey with a status report on the Missouri congressional redistricting case; Lambert lands more British Airways flights to London next summer; St Charles County elections director Kurt Bahr says ballots are going out and voters are coming in; what's the deal with Arkansas?

'None of the voters have mentioned this to us yet,' says St Charles County Director of Elections Kurt Bahr regarding the congressional redistricting fight that is currently being decided in court. He says his office is getting approximately 10 people an hour coming in to vote absentee so far. He says if the maps change again after ballots have been sent out, voters have to option to 'spoil' the ballot and return it. If the ballot has been cast, only the races impacted by the map change will be impacted.

Chris and Mike Elam visit with St Louis Comptroller Donna Baringer about the budget surplus; why are we thinking about measles now? Should we be concerned?; baseball writer Derrick Goold; have you visited this legendary Pittsburgh landmark?

STL Today's lead baseball writer Derrick Goold joins Chris and Mike Elam as the Cardinals finish their season on the road in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. 'That last road trip was a doozy,' says Goold about a three city trip before the final homestand. What will happen next season?