Podcast appearances and mentions of amy marxkors

Brad Young is in for the entire Chris and Amy Show today with Amy Marxkors. Amy and Brad discuss SCOTUS rulings; Trump budgets; the Cardinals sweep; designer purses & more.

Brad Young in for Chris today, he joins Amy Marxkors. Guess how much a vintage store wanted for a KSHE t-shirt from the 1980s! And efforts to bring back the wholly mammoth are 'accelerating.'

Stuart McMillian and Scott Jagow talk with longtime runner and broadcaster Amy Marxkors about her return to running after an injury caused by a gumball tree mishap. With over 50,000 miles of running experience, Amy shares her approach to recovery using the walk-jog method, the importance of proper running shoes, and the mental hurdles that come with getting back into shape. From training for competitive marathons to learning how to listen to your body, this episode offers practical advice and inspiration for runners at every level.

This week Chat with StuMac has a special guest. Amy Marxkors from the Chris and Amy show as they talk about running.

Michael Kelley and John Hancock join Amy Marxkors, reacting to the primary election in New York City that Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani came out on top of this week. He'll challenge current Mayor, independent Eric Adams. He would like to address food deserts in NYC, an issue we have here in St Louis as well.

Scott Jagow has issues with his cars being broken into; sex scenes in movies; St Louis CITY SC analyst Dale Schilly; Did you see this? Michael Kelley joins Amy Marxkors.

Tim Meers, General Chairman of Celebrate St Louis, joins Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley previewing live music, food and fireworks along the riverfront in front of the Arch on July 3 & 4. Meer says a drone show will roll directly into fireworks on July 4.

Michael Kelley joins Amy Marxkors, they discuss moving; graduates that use AI for homework; Celebrate St Louis on the Arch Grounds; and 'Out of Context' clips from the show.

John Hancock in for Amy Marxkors today. Reaction to the firing of CITY coach Olof Mellberg & the Cards win over Baltimore; plus a look at the latest in Ukraine/Russa/Trump relations; and Did you See this?

John Hancock joins Chris Rongey as Amy Marxkors continues her vacation. CITY fires their head coach; Trump pushes back on social media against Putin; the Battlehawks season continues Friday; John Rooney says the weather is wet in Baltimore; Brian McKenna Day; mail in the streets; and honking in the streets.

Hour 2 of today's show includes John Hancock for Amy Marxkors; Blake Jackson from the Battlehawks; Cardinals radio broadcaster John Rooney live from Baltimore.

NewsNation Washington Correspondent Joe Khalil joins Chris Rongey and John Hancock (in for Amy Marxkors) on the Russia and Ukraine war and President Trump's recent 'lashing out' about the situation.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock (in for Amy Marxkors) welcome KMOX Sports host Matt Pauley to the Chris & Amy Show. Matt shares a surprising family connection to Mark Twain. The discussion shifts to the St. Louis Cardinals' recent momentum, highlighting strong series wins against Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Washington, and their success against teams with winning records. They spotlight Ivan Herrera's offensive surge, Jordan Walker's potential rebound, Nolan Gorman's limited playing time, and Gordon Graceffo's fit in the bullpen.

Amy Marxkors sits down with Chance Saltzman, General of Space Force. The Space Force reports to the Department of the Air Force.

Amy Marxkors says the recent meme of Pres Donald Trump dressed as the Catholic Pope was 'not Presidential'. The image was posted on the official White House social media channels.

Charlie Brennan debates with Alvin Reid, Wendy Wiese, Sarah Fenske, and Amy Marxkors.

Matt Pauley is joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss the Cardinals performance against the Braves, as well as their woes in the bullpen. Later on, Amy Marxkors joins the show to discuss the Blues playoff performance so far, as well as what they need to do to turn their playoff hopes around.

Matt Pauley is joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss the Cardinals relievers and issues in the bullpen. Later on, Amy Marxkors discusses all things Blues hockey and their current playoff run. Hour 2 takes us to comments from callers and diving into the NFL Draft with Rich Cirminiello on this edition of Sports Open Line!

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley chat with KMOX Golf Reporter Dan Reardon, who does he think will win The Masters?; a hard look at the alternatives to red jackets for Cardinals Hall of Famers; Battlehawks running back Jacob Saylors is set to keep scoring this weekend.

Matt Pauley, Amy Marxkors, and Michael Kelley discuss the rough series in Pittsburgh against the Pirates which ended in a 13-inning loss.

CBS Washington Correspondent & host of 'America Decides' on CBS News 24/7 joins Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors following Pres Donald Trump's announced 'pause' on tariffs. He says there were 'increasing warnings' about recession with coming tariffs and the tariff delay helped get some positive votes for his tax plan.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley chat with Matt Pauley about the Cardinals series loss to the Pirates; explore the expensive beauty creams that Amy uses; Major Garrett has the latest update on the 'pause' of Donald Trump's tariffs; and Alfonzo's in Troy chimes in following the Mozz Madness challenge.

KMOX Golf Reporter Dan Reardon says, 'at Augusta, at the Masters, the priority is on the patrons,' not the television broadcast, 'right away as a spectator you're treated in a way you're not accustomed to,' compared to other tournaments. He joins Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors on day 1 of The Masters. Credit: © Katie Goodale-Imagn Images

St Louis Battlehawks running back Jacob Saylors joins Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors this week with a 2-0 record. The Battlehawks are at the Dome on Sunday afternoon. He says 'this offense is a lot of fun to be a part of'; 'we want to break the scoreboard.'

The full show for April 10, 2025. Michael Kelley joins Amy Marxkors. Reaction to the 'pause' in tariffs from Donald Trump; Facebook finds itself in Sen Josh Hawley's crosshairs; Amy changes her mind on David Freese; Matt Pauley on the Cardinals; CBS's Major Garrett from Washington; Dan Reardon's Masters prediction; Jacob Saylors from the Battlehawks is racking up the points.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors discuss pick up lines and dating tactics. Also on the table:DOGE cuts, Cori Bush's husband charged with wire fraud, and an edition of "Did You See This?"

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors start the show off sharing an important show announcement. Jayna Hefford, Executive Vice President of the PWHL and a 4 time Olympic gold medalist joins the show to talk about the PWHL Takeover Tour which is coming to St. Louis and the Enterprise Center on Saturday March 29th. Amy has a question about Harry Caray, Mayor Jones was part of the demolition of the St. Louis work house. Finally, did you see this

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley cover the day's top stories, including EPA Director Lee Zeldin's visit to St. Louis with Senator Josh Hawley to address West Lake landfill contamination. They discuss President Putin and President Trump's upcoming ceasefire call, the St. Louis Cardinals' game against the Marlins, and the Blues' playoff push. Other topics include St. Patrick's Day traditions, the top US dog breeds, and reflections on pandemic messaging.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley dive into the complexities of COVID-19 pandemic messaging. They explore the impact of misleading communication from public health officials, the controversy surrounding the virus's origin, and the psychological effects of terminology like "social distancing."

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley discuss St. Patrick's Day traditions, including wearing green and celebrating Irish culture. The conversation shifts to the economic impact of tariffs, reflecting on Ronald Reagan's views on trade protectionism and potential consequences of trade barriers. They also talk about the Missouri State Police's takeover of the St. Louis Police Department, exploring potential changes in police governance and addressing crime in the city. The trio shares fond childhood memories, reminiscing about toys like Nerf basketball, Lincoln Logs, and Crayons, and John shares his experiences with the Boy Scouts and earning merit badges.

Amy Marxkors, joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley, discusses the deadly storms that swept across Missouri, leaving 12 dead, including local women. Claire Martin from the St. Louis County Office of Emergency Management provides updates on extreme weather protocols, ongoing cleanup efforts, and available emergency resources. The show also covers community recovery initiatives and support efforts for those affected.

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley are joined by Matt Pauley to dive into the latest from Cardinals Spring Training. They discuss Sonny Gray's performance, the ongoing center field position battle, and Masyn Winn's player development, along with the significance of the team's spring training win-loss record. The conversation also covers the St. Louis Blues, including their recent victories over the Anaheim Ducks and Minnesota Wild, their playoff push, and Jordan Kyrou's standout performance.

In the second hour, Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley discuss the St. Louis mayoral debate between Cara Spencer and Tishaura Jones, analyzing their performances and key issues such as city services and crime statistics. The conversation then moves to the Democratic Party's popularity, focusing on an NBC poll showing low approval ratings and leadership challenges. Matt Pauley joins the team to talk sports, diving into Cardinals Spring Training and performances from Sonny Gray, Victor Scott, and Masyn Winn, as well as roster decisions.

Amy Marxkors, John Hancock, and Michael Kelley dive into St. Patrick's Day traditions, including wearing green and enjoying classic Irish foods like corned beef and cabbage. The group discusses the smelly effects of cabbage and its digestive aftermath, along with other food favorites like bone broth and mint chocolate chip ice cream.

John Hancock sits in for the absent Amy Marxkors. Hancock and Chris Rongey talk about Covid being declared a pandemic 5 years ago. Hancock is now a pickleball player. Lenny Jones, Vice President and Missouri State Director of SEIU Healthcare and Shunda Whitfield, SEIU Healthcare Worker join Rongey and Hancock in studio to talk about the disaster that is headed for Missouri nursing homes if Medicaid is cut. Finally, did you see this.

Alvin Reid debates local issues with Wendy Wiese, Joe Holleman, Amy Marxkors and Bill McClellan.

In Hour 3, Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey share regrets about toxic squash and bad salmon, then Lou Korac breaks down the intense 4 Nations Cup USA vs. Canada game, including early fights and Binnington's game-saving overtime stops. The group also discusses the Blues' playoff race, the toll of a packed schedule, and a flight delay debate on travel frustrations.

As the 2025 MLB season kicks off, Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors are joined by Matt Pauley for a live update from Jupiter, Florida, where the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training is underway. Matt reports from the scene, sharing highlights from the first day of pitchers and catchers' workouts, with notable players like Miles Mikolas and Nolan Arenado taking part. The discussion dives into the latest on Arenado's potential trade, including the Boston Red Sox's interest if Alex Bregman moves elsewhere. They also explore Bregman's free agency drama, the challenges of team-building in today's MLB, and the potential for a work stoppage due to growing distrust between players and owners.

On this episode, Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors are joined by CNN political analyst Scott Jennings. Scott discusses the confirmation of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, national security concerns, and Trump's influence on his national security team. The conversation shifts to the ongoing MLB offseason, with Matt Pauley reporting live from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida. Matt shares updates on the trade possibilities for Nolan Arenado and Alex Bregman's free agency. They also delve into the challenges of team-building, potential work stoppages in MLB, and the growing distrust between players and owners.

Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors are joined by Mike Parkinson, Mayor of Granite City, IL, to discuss the potential effects of Trump's proposed steel tariffs on the local economy. They explore how the tariffs might impact steel production, prices, and industries reliant on steel, as well as concerns about U.S. Steel CEO Dave Burritt's stance on worker welfare. The conversation touches on the challenges of balancing fair trade, protecting American jobs, and keeping consumer prices reasonable, and emphasizes the need for global cooperation to enforce fair labor and environmental standards.

In this hour, Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors dive into the impact of Trump's proposed steel tariffs on the Granite City steel industry, with insights on steel production, prices, and worker concerns. They discuss the challenges of balancing fair trade with affordable consumer prices. Mike Parkinson, Mayor of Granite City, joins the conversation to offer a local perspective on how these tariffs could affect the community. The hour also includes a look ahead to the Mizzou basketball team's upcoming game against Oklahoma.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk with Conner Kerrigan, Director of Communications for St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, about the city's snow preparation efforts and lessons learned from the first storm. They discuss road treatments, contractor use, and coordination with Bi-State for bus service. Plus, John Feerick, meteorologist with AccuWeather, provides expert insights on upcoming wintry weather and what to expect in the forecast.

John Hancock joins Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelly to discuss the current political climate in the U.S., highlighting the public's lack of understanding of civics and economics. He examines the rise of political polarization since the 1960s and the trend toward an imperial presidency, expressing concern over the erosion of checks and balances. Hancock critiques the actions of the executive branch, such as withholding funds and implementing tariffs, and stresses the importance of congressional oversight. The conversation ends on a lighter note with a humorous discussion about the Hallmark show, Murder She Baked.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley break down the City of St. Louis' winter storm preparations, from road pre-treatment to contractor use and Bi-State bus coordination. Before that, they discuss Kanye West's controversial Super Bowl commercial and the broader implications of hate speech and anti-Semitism. The conversation shifts to the potential elimination of the penny, its impact on low-income consumers, and the psychology of cash vs. credit. AccuWeather meteorologist John Feerick joins to provide a winter storm forecast, detailing the expected wintry mix, timing, and commuter impact. Later, Conner Kerrigan, Director of Communications for Mayor Tishaura Jones, offers insight into the city's response efforts. The hour wraps up with a debate on plastic vs. paper straws and their environmental trade-offs.

John Hancock joins Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelly to discuss the current U.S. political climate, focusing on executive orders, the erosion of checks and balances, and the challenges facing government institutions. The conversation then shifts to a lighter segment on party hosting etiquette, with tips on handling leftover alcohol and wine at social gatherings. The episode also covers the closure of local Mexican restaurants protesting ICE raids, emphasizing community support.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley chat with FOX 2 and KPLR sports reporter Kevin Ryans about the Eagles' dominant Super Bowl win, with their defense stifling Patrick Mahomes and raising questions about his legacy compared to Tom Brady. Also discussed: The quiet offseason from the St. Louis Cardinals, Wilson Contreras' shift to first base, as well as Nolan Arenado's uncertain future.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley analyze a new CBS News poll showing President Trump's approval rating at 53%. They also discuss Trump's dynamic relationship with Elon Musk and the potential longevity of their partnership. Additionally, they break down Trump's most popular policies, particularly his firm stance on immigration. Later, they dive into the debate over eliminating the penny, covering its history, costs, bipartisan support, and the possible impact on low-income consumers.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley react to the Philadelphia Eagles' 40-22 Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs and share their disappointment with Kendrick Lamar's lackluster halftime show. They discuss the generational divide in music appeal and compare past performances. Plus, with pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, they look ahead to the upcoming baseball season. Later, they welcome Jim Welby, President of St. Dominic High School, to talk about the school's new Trades Program launching in 2025, offering hands-on learning in carpentry, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley talk with Jim Welby, President of St. Dominic High School, about the school's new Building Trades Program launching in the 2025-26 school year. They discuss the four trades being offered—carpentry, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing/pipe fitting—how the program is structured for juniors and seniors, and how it integrates into the regular school schedule. Plus, learn how students will gain hands-on experience and connect with trade schools and industry partners.

Sports Open Line rolls on with Hour 2! Hear from SLU Women's Soccer Head Coach, and Amy Marxkors, of the Chris & Amy Show, and former Blues host on KMOX, joins us to talk some Blues hockey, and her opinion on the team's rough stretch. Plus, a little Cardinals talk to round out the show.