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KMOX's Stuart McMillian came upon a Webster grad who's making a film about an urban legend, 'The Bubble Heads' Travis told KMOX that his crew filmed all the scenes in just two days. He has a website where he puts the latest updates on his work: atravisproduction.com.
Eva Velasquez, CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center, chats with Megan Lynch with a look at the emotional impact of identity theft. Velasquez was alarmed by one point of the report, 'rates of reported considered self-harm.'
KMOX's Scott Jagow previews his weekly 'Roaming St Louis' segment with Debbie Monterrey, Megan Lynch, & Joe Pott.
Dave Glover tells Megan Lynch that the annual DGS Halloween Show started in 2001. 'I'm a big scaredy cat,' says Glover, 'I do take the Halloween show seriously.' Tune in at 3:30pm on Friday.
Food insecurity is, 'a stresser that really interferes with everything' says Military Family Advisory Network CEO, Shannon Razsadin. She tells Megan Lynch that the government shutdown adds to the problems facing military families. She says it's 'a ripple-effect' for families facing going into debt to pay for food while waiting for delayed paychecks. CombatMilitaryHunger.org for more info.
Dr Anne Welsh is a clinical psychologist and Executive Coach. She joins Megan Lynch with a look at 'Toxic Femininity'
KMOX Birthday wishes for October 30, 2025
TV Guide's Matt Roush and Debbie Monterrey chat about the newest television offerings.
Saint Louis Police Officer Heather Edwards has almost 24 years on the Department. Her partner is KANE. Maria Keena visited with the pair.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, a partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser, joins Megan Lynch every week. He says it is 'pretty clear' that the states have 'standing' to file the lawsuit.
KMOX Business Analyst, SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz ahead of an expected rate cut at the Fed.
CBS News Climate Correspondent David Schechter joins Megan Lynch says the, 'link there is quite clear,' between intense hurricanes like Melissa and climate change, such as warming ocean waters. He says scientists say the warm water in the water near the storm made it '700 times more likely' to intensify.
Amy Newell adoption program manager at Lutheran Family & Children's Services, joins Megan Lynch with a look at how the program can assist women in crisis whether they choose to parent or create an adoption plan. LFCSMO.org
KMOX's Michael Calhoun discusses this week's food drive at the City Foundry with Chief Program Officer Melissa Weissler with Operation Food Search.
Consumer attorney Danny Karon, https://yourlovablelawyer.com/ joins Megan Lynch and explains the importance of consulting a lawyer, and how to stay protected in a litigious society.
WWJ Auto Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins Megan Lynch, looking at a new survey from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on the safety of SUVs. 9 new SUVS have been added to the list.
CBS News National Environmental Correspondent David Schechter joins Megan Lynch. He explains how poachers are killing spider monkey families in the forest, so smuggle the babies to the United States. They are ever-popular as part of social media posts.
Megan Lynch continues her series on new AI apps that are creating sexual content. The images are incredibly powerful and realistic. (Image Credit: StudioM1/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey,
Julie Smith, Media Expert, Webster University Instructor joins Megan Lynch to discuss AI in classrooms and if teachers are prepared to use it more.
Tammi Wortham, Senior Vice President, Human Resources Sun Life U.S. joins Megan Lynch to talk about offices having menopause benefits.
Donn Rubin, Bio STL President and CEO, joins Michael Calhoun. He recently visited India to pitch St Louis and keep our region front and center.
Megan Lynch explores the explosion and impacts of hyper-realistic sexual content generated by artificial intelligence. Several experts warn of the 'incredible realism' being created now. (Image Credit: Alexander Sikov/iStock / Getty Images Plus)
Irina Butler, s Executive director for the Phamaceutical Product Stewardship Work Group, PPSWG, a membership association of manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors that's developed a website called My Old Meds dot com to help you find places to drop off your pill bottles. With Megan Lynch.
Keith Fisher, Head Coach at Lindenwood, joins Megan Lynch following a win over Denver last week.
John Hoffman, Bill Bommarito, Andy Rachelski - Alzheimer's Caregiver support group for men with Megan Lynch. If you need help, reach out to the24-7 Alzheimer's Association Helpline -- 800-272-3900. Join all of us at the St. Louis Walk to End Alzheimer's, tomorrow morning at Chesterfield Amphitheater and Central Park. Registration opens at 8 am. For more information, go to alz.org/walk
KMOX Total Information AM Weekend host Scott Jagow 'roams' St Louis every week. Today, Joe Pott, Debbie Monterrey, & Megan Lynch use clues to guess where Scott visited this week.
KMOX Birthday Wishes for Friday, October 24, 2025
James Atkinson is Vice President of Thought Leadership at SHRM, the Society for HR management - world's largest HR professional membership association. He joins Megan Lynch as workers are becoming more concerned about their positions in the workforce amid the rapid advances in AI.
Plans to deal with abandoned properties in St. Louis County are on hold. As you heard on KMOX... a judge has invalidated a 2024 state law that authorized a land bank to deal with derelict properties. The judge ruled the law violated the state constitution because it included too many unrelated provisions... including one on backyard chickens. St. Louis County Executive, Dr. Sam Page joins Megan Lynch. He also comments on the County animal shelter and makes limited comments on his recent indictment.
Col Jeff McCausland disagrees with the Trump administration's use of the military to target and kill people on boats who are allegedly attempting to ship drugs from South American nations to the US, on the ocean.
Downtown-based developer "New and Found" broke ground yesterday on a 195 million dollar project to bring "Mansion House" back to life. KMOX was there as CEO and Founder Steve Smith made the announcement/
Dr. Lea-Rachel Kosnik, Professor & Department Chair of the Department of Economics at the University of Missouri, St. Louis, joins Megan Lynch. A federal database that tracked the cost of extreme weather is back up and running under a nonprofit group. Climate Central says disasters across the U-S caused more than $100 billion in damage in the first six months of the year. It's the most expensive start to any year on record. She says, 'we're still building homes', in areas where severe weather events occur.
KMOX Birthday wishes for October 23, 2025
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey previews a prequel to the Steven King, 'It' series.
Steven Garcia was working on the KSDK transmission tower on Wednesday when a man attempted to climb the tower in Affton. He shared his story after the rescue.
Christine Rose, a speech-language pathologist at Saint Louis University and Jamie Saunders-Anglin - an alumna of SLU's School of Social Work and a mother of person who stutters joined Megan Lynch for an update on the new driver's license designation, and how to obtain it.
Brad Young, partner at Harris, Young and Kayser, joins Megan Lynch with a look at how a possible vacancy in the St Louis Sheriff's office may be filled and how could marijuana convictions and gun access be changed?
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