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Chris and Amy are on the road today at the Rally House in Brentwood. They're excited about Opening Day; Nate Hayward is the City Corrections Commissioner; John Rooney is the radio voice of the Cardinals; Alderperson Anne Schweitzer is concerned about street takeovers, curfews and data-centers; Matt Adams joins the show on location to talk about his Cardinals career and retirement.

Chris & Amy talk with St Louis Alderperson Anne Schweitzer about the 'street takeovers' that have happened in her ward, what can be done to stop them?; Amy remembers the late Blues legend, Bobby Plager on the 5 year anniversary of his death; former Cardinals 1st baseman Matt Adams joins the show live at Rally House Brentwood to talk about his career and transitioning into coaching last season.

Former Cardinals first baseman Matt Adams, joins Chris and Amy. He's in town for Opening Day. He talks about how he quickly transitioned between being an active player, to coaching almost immediately. 'I love the game of baseball,' says Adams, about mentally switching gears, 'I want to be involved in some capacity.' (Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

St Louis City Alderperson Anne Schweitzer joins Chris and Amy. She's pushing to improve the large intersections in the city of St Louis where some so-called, 'street takeovers' have happened. They include vehicles doing 'donuts' and burnouts in the streets along with hundreds of people. Have curfews worked? She also weighs-in on a possible 'pause' in data center applications.

Chris and Amy discuss the City Justice Center with the Corrections Commissioner Nate Hayward; Matt had Spam for breakfast, he said it was quite salty; John Rooney is ready for the Cardinals home opener; there was a dog museum in Queeny Park.

'I saw a lot of good young talent,' says the voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney about Spring Training. The Cardinals open the season on Thursday, March 26 at Busch Stadium. He tells Chris and Amy the 'marathon' of a season began over a month ago, in February.

Nate Hayward is the Commissioner of Corrections for the City of St Louis. He joins Chris and Amy as he addresses the facility's needs, including cleaning and painting areas of the building. He says that he's still working on adding staff.

Chris & Amy are live at the Rally House in Brentwood today. They discuss the excitement of Opening Day; provide and update on 'Barch Madness'; and look at the way St Louis is viewed by people around the country.

Chris and Amy discuss the new 'Big Arch Burger' at McDonald's, and the record holder for eating Big Macs as part of their humorous 'Did you see this?' segment. The record holder had, 'a very specific criticism,' of the 'Big Arch Burger'.

Chris and Amy discuss KMOV's piece by Dave Amelotti that shows how St Louis's image is shaped by big sports events. How do you change people's perception of the city? Chris and Amy share their experiences in St Louis.

Chris and Amy visit with the outgoing CEO of the St Louis Public Library; Joe Roderick got to sample the new food items at Busch Stadium; and Josh Schertz signed a new deal with the Billikens to extend his contract. Plus updates on Barch Madness.

Billikens head coach Josh Schertz calls in following his return from the NCAA Tournament and signing a new contract; Amy shares the crazy story about a quadruple amputee and a shooting; Chris is still disturbed by the inaccuracies with the Jason Bateman show, 'DTF St Louis; the Senate is proposing bans on online wagering in prediction markets.

Billikens basketball head coach Josh Schertz joins Chris and Amy following a 2nd round bow-out in the NCAA Tournament and signing a contract extension with Saint Louis University. He talks about how 'special' the year was and how the season progressed with larger and larger crowds, culminating with the game against Michigan in Buffalo.

Chris and Amy welcome STL Sports Central's Joe Roderick to the show, he sampled some new ballpark food at Busch Stadium and comments on the Redbirds roster; a Barch Madness update; how well did the curfews in the city work?; and Chris says Reagan National Airport seemed small, but efficient.

STL Sports Central host Joe Roderick joins Chris and Amy after the Cardinals have set their roster for the 2026 season, with a surprise. His favorite new food at the ballpark? Deep-fried gooey-butter cake.

Chris and Amy are anxious for the start of baseball, what will the temperature be like on Thursday?; fans still don't know where to watch the Cardinals games on tv; Waller McGuire has been with the St Louis Public Library for 37 years, he's set to retire in October.

Waller McGuire is the CEO of the St Louis Public Library. He joins Chris and Amy in-studio as he's ready to retire in October after 37 years. He shares stories about his career and explains the history of the library system in St Louis and where the system ranks.

Chris and Amy are back after the 1st weekend of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, and Chris's trip to Washington, DC. Financial planner Dave Simons comments on fluctuating gas and oil prices, and the markets; Matt Pauley is headed to Springfield to broadcast the Cardinals vs their minor league affiliate; and Andrew Egger joins for his weekly segment from The Bulwark.

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger joins Chris and Amy as US conflict with Iran continues; Pres Trump bashes Robert Mueller after his death; curfew leads to arrests in St Louis, but fewer the next nite; CBS News Radio is ending

Andrew Egger from The Bulwark, he's the White House Correspondent and co-author of the Morning Shots newsletter. He joins Chris and Amy as ICE agents have been assigned to various airports around the country while TSA agents are still not being paid. US threats to Iran continue, markets react, Trump reacts. What is actually going on?

Chris & Amy kick off the hour with financial planner Dave Simons; why are St Louisans obsessed with ranch dressing?; Matt Pauley previews the final exhibition game for the Cardinals; how well is Arby's doing? quite well apparently.

Matt Pauley is headed to Springfield, Missouri to broadcast the final exhibition of Spring Training. The match up between the big-league roster of Cardinals and the 'Springfield' Cardinals is an, 'end of Spring Training celebratory event,' says Pauley. They talk about the Cardinals rosters and the pitching staff for the Cardinals. 'I think the bullpen's gonna be good,' exclaims Pauley.

Dave Simons, Partner & Managing Director of One Private Wealth, joins Chris and Amy every Monday morning. He addresses the fluctuating oil market and the overall markets while US attacks on Iran continue.

Chris and Amy recap the great weekend of NCAA basketball tournament stories; how rough was Spring Break weekend travel?; our tournament to find the best bar in St Louis continues; Did you see this?

Today we have no Chris Rongey so Amy Marxkors is joined by John Hancock in the first hour and Brad Young for the rest of the show; guests include, Former Fox 2 News Anchor Elliot Davis joins to talk about his career, tell a few stories, talk about what he is doing now and things going on in the city. Jen Siess, St. Louis SC Broadcaster for Y98 joins to talk about tomorrow's game against the New England Revolution, where goals are going to come from and what Head Coach Yoann Damet is preaching. Erin Sulemann, Executive Director of the Gateway Down Syndrome Association joins to talk about the Gateway Down Syndrome Association and Saturday is being World Down Syndrome Day.

In the final hour Amy asks Brad a dew lawyer questions. Brad recently got back from Taiwan. Erin Sulemann, Executive Director of the Gateway Down Syndrome Association joins to talk about the Gateway Down Syndrome Association and Saturday is being World Down Syndrome Day. Finally, do not forget to vote in our 'Barch Madness' tournament.

Erin Sulemann, Executive Director of the Gateway Down Syndrome Association, joins Amy Marxkors and Brad Young in-studio. The Gateway Down Syndrome Association serves, supports, and celebrates the lives of individuals with Down syndrome and their families, through every stage of life. Find more information at gatewaydsa.org.

In this hour Former Fox 2 News Anchor Elliott Davis joins to talk about his career, tell a few stories, talk about what he is doing now and things going on in the city. Jen Siess, St. Louis SC Broadcaster for Y98 joins to talk about tomorrow's game against the New England Revolution, where goals are going to come from and what Head Coach Yoann Damet is preaching.

Jen Siess, St. Louis SC Broadcaster for Y98 joins to talk about tomorrow's game against the New England Revolution, where goals are going to come from and what Head Coach Yoann Damet is preaching.

Former FOX 2 news anchor and reporter Elliott Davis joins Amy and Brad to discuss his transition into "retirement" (although he stays incredibly busy and active on his Facebook page!) and what St. Louis can do better to combat its crime problem, as exemplified in the past weekend's street takeover.

John Hancock sits in with Amy Marxkors for the first hour and discuss SLU's big win. a new juvenile curfew for downtown starts tonight. The lack of city police officers. Brad Young joins for the final segment discussing when to listen to what President Trump has to say.

Today on the Chris and Amy Show Ben Westhoff, St. Louis based investigative journalist and author joins to talk about the spread of Fentanyl in St. Louis and his new podcast ‘The Peacemaker on the Truman State Suicide Cluster' Matt Pauley, Host of KMOX Sports Open Line and pre/post game host on Cardinals Radio Network joins to talk about March Madness, the Billiken chances plus Matthew Liberatore being named the opening day starter for the Cardinals. Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent joins to talk about March Madness, Pete Hegseth press conference and Markwayne Mullin taking over as DHS secretary. Kevin Harlan, Sportscaster for TNT, CBS, Westwood One and Prime Video joins to talk about his connection with St. Louis and March Madness and preparing for a busy day of broadcasting. Tucker McCann, St. Louis Battlehawks kicker and Mizzou alum joins to talk about growing up in St. Louis being able to play in home town as the Battlehawks home opener on Saturday.

Kevin Harlan, Sportscaster for TNT, CBS, Westwood One and Prime Video joins to talk about his connection with St. Louis and March Madness and preparing for a busy day of broadcasting. Tucker McCann, St. Louis Battlehawks kicker and Mizzou alum joins to talk about growing up in St. Louis being able to play in home town as the Battlehawks home opener on Saturday.

Tucker McCann, St. Louis Battlehawks kicker and Mizzou alum, joins the show to talk about growing up in St. Louis and what will soon-to-be his first season as a Battlehawks. The home opener is Saturday March 28th.

Kevin Harlan, legendary sportscaster for TNT, CBS, Westwood One, Prime Video, and more joins the show to discuss his connection with St. Louis and KMOX. He has a busy schedule ahead calling March Madness games, and describes to Chris and Amy what his prep work looks like.

In this hour Matt Pauley, Host of KMOX Sports Open Line and pre/post game host on Cardinals Radio Network joins to talk about March Madness, the Billiken chances plus Matthew Liberatore being named the opening day starter for the Cardinals. We reveal our first round matchups for 'Barch Madness'. Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent joins to talk about March Madness, Pete Hegseth press conference and Markwayne Mullin taking over as DHS secretary.

Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent joins to talk about March Madness, Pete Hegseth press conference and Markwayne Mullin taking over as DHS secretary.

Matt Pauley, Host of KMOX Sports Open Line and pre/post game host on Cardinals Radio Network joins to talk about March Madness, the Billiken chances plus Matthew Liberatore being named the opening day starter for the Cardinals.

Chris and Amy begin the show talking about the curfew set for juvenile's downtown this weekend. We have a tie already in 'Barch madness' as part of our 'Thirst Four'. Ben Westhoff, St. Louis based investigative journalist and author joins to talk about the spread of Fentanyl in St. Louis and his new podcast ‘The Peacemaker on the Truman State Suicide Cluster'. Finally, Did you see this includes smart underwear.

Ben Westhoff, St. Louis based investigative journalist and author, joins the show to discuss the spread of fentanyl in St. Louis, its origins in Chinese fentanyl labs, and his new podcast ‘The Peacemaker', which documents a cluster of suicides at Truman State University.

Today on the Chris and Amy Show; Alexa Datt, Washington Nationals reporter and Host formally with the Cardinals joins the show to talk about being in attendance at the World Baseball Classic Championship, emotion for Venezuela and more. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, Licensed Therapist and Certified School Psychologist joins to talk about big families and the boundaries. Plus, Southwest Booty Shorts, Maryland Heights needs Home Depot, Val Kilmer AI in film.

In the final hour of the show, Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, Licensed Therapist and Certified School Psychologist joins to talk about big families and the boundaries. Does Maryland Heights need a Home Depot and why did Amy spend 45 minutes in one spot. Val Kilmer resurrected by AI in movie.