Podcast appearances and mentions of John Rooney

Financial planner Dave Simons joins Chris and Amy with a look at US inflation; KMOX listeners respond to e-bike complaints; John Rooney with the Cardinals in New York; another disgusting story on TIAM.

Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Chris and Amy live from New York following a 7-0 win over the Mets. He doesn't think the play of the Cardinals is a fluke. He talks about the return of Nathan Church and Lars NootBaar to the lineup.

Chris and Amy react to the tweaking of Rams settlement funds; Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane from the Capitol; Dave Simons reacts to the latest inflation numbers; John Rooney is with the Cardinals in New York; plus 'The Way We Were' and Amy's reaction to another worm story on TIAM.

'You shouldn't call Amy a battle-ax,' jokes Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney. He discusses the start of Dustin May yesterday against Texas, and the late runs surrendered by the bullpen. Should there be more divisional play in baseball? Is realignment on the table with a possible work-stoppage in 2027?

Former CBS Correspondent Scott MacFarlane is now with Meidas Touch, he comments on the negative stories from the CBS Newsroom & '60 Minutes'; Chris saw a breakup in a restaurant in DC, and he was transfixed; John Rooney weighs-in on the work that the Cardinals have to do to win a series; Michael Kelley was someone broken up with in public.

Chris and Amy have visits with CNN's Hadas Gold about an AI lawsuit; Scott MacFarlane on the apparent spiral at CBS News; John Rooney about the Cardinals; Michael Kelley on an awkward breakup; a pair of St Louis Shock Pickleball players; and Sean Malone on police pay. Plus Chris shares his story of witnessing a breakup and how he defines 'dating'.

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Cardinals radio broadcaster John Rooney joins talks about the heated moments during yesterday's game with the Brewers. He calls Abner Uribe gesturing toward his crotch, a 'classless act.'

Chris was unaware of the long-running Whitaker Music Festival, among other things; Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins from Milwaukee as the Cardinals look to salvage a win against the Brewers; Question of the week and Amy's neuroses.

Chris and Amy's full Wednesday show includes visits with St Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge; Washington correspondent for Meidas Touch, Scott MacFarlane; & Cardinals radio voice John Rooney. Plus, follow-ups on the crotch chop gesture that a Brewers pitcher made toward the Cardinals dugout; the rise of AI and Amy's neurotic tendencies.

Chris and Amy discuss the Cardinals extra-innings win over the pirates; Purina is set to distribute food supplies and pet food this week; John Rooney shares the excitement for the young Cardinals; Scott MacFarlane details a new payment fund for Trump supporters; CBS Radio Network is ending this week, Craig Swagler used to run it, he joins the show to mark the occasion; local musician Jimmy Griffin has his Tom Petty Tribute this weekend, he performs for Chris and Amy in-studio.

Amy reveals to Chris that his social media feed is fake!; soccer has found a way to deal with ties, they just don't use it enough; John Rooney on the Cardinals & late inning win over Pittsburgh; Scott MacFarlane says there is outrage over slush fund in Wash DC.

Cardinals radio voice John Rooney joins Chris and Amy following a come-from behind, extra-innings, walk-off win for the Birds over the Pirates. The Cardinals are 5-0 against the Pirates this season. (Photo by Joe Puetz/Getty Images)

The podcast comes live from Seapoint Golf Links ahead of the Flogas Irish Men's Amateur Open Championship getting underway on Thursday. Ronan takes the mic and he is joined by Managing Director of Flogas, John Rooney, Flogas ambassador and current Legends Tour player Gary Murphy and Seapoint's very own Dylan Keating who is looking to become a home winner this week.The golf course looks in spectacular condition as the players go through their final preparations while we discuss the championship ahead and have a broader look at amateur golf with some huge events on the calendar this year.

St Louis Cardinals radio voice John Rooney joins Chris and Amy. He talks about the last two games, both wins over Pittsburgh, and how well the team is playing. He cites 2nd baseman JJ Wetherholt's personality on the team. 'We don't have an All-Star on this team, not yet,' points out Rooney, 'but they're coming.'

Thomas Crees joins Chris and Amy with a look at the 'Save Lives Now!' program; should Pres Trump's face be on passports?; Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney is having fun with this team; how clean should your fruit be?

Chris and Amy comment on the Post-Dispatch's series of editorials on revamping Downtown St Louis; Six Flags re-instates chaperone policy; gas prices could be going higher says NewsNation's Alicia Nieves; Thomas Crees is St Louis County's Director of Violence Reduction; John Rooney is excited for this year's Cardinals; Major Garrett was at the White House Correspondents Dinner and witnessed the evacuation; what can be done to aid St Louis? listeners weigh-in.

Today on a short show for Chris and Amy: Stuart A. Thompson, New York Times reporter, joins the show to explain where artificial intelligence falls short if you decide to utilize it when filing your taxes. Diego Sorbara, Assistant Managing Editor at ProPublica joins the show talking about they updated their code of ethics that prohibits ProPublica employees from wagering on the outcome of new events. Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show to talk about the Cardinals extra inning win last night and how fun it is to be fun around this young team.

Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show to talk about the Cardinals extra inning win last night and how fun it is to be fun around this young team.

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger joins Chris and Amy, he's the White House Correspondent for the Bulwark; Amy doesn't care for golf even as The Masters are set to start; Cardinals recap; Are you on the hook for Mother's Day gifts?; John Rooney is getting ready for series finale of the Cardinals vs the Nationals.

Chris & Amy are back following Trump's threats on Iran; BARch Madness results; Andrew Egger from The Bulwark; John Rooney on the Cardinals vs Nationals; Luigi Toscano has an exhibit coming to St Louis featuring Holocaust survivors in photographs; a career coach has tips to get your Gen Z kid a job. Plus, how responsible are husbands for Mother's Day gifts?

The radio voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Chris and John Hancock ahead of a game against the Mets. Rooney is encouraged by the 3-2 start for the Cardinals so far. They discuss the closer role on the team, JJ Wetherholt, & will the game get played today?

John Hancock and Chris Rongey chat with CITY SC's President, Diego Gigliani ahead of the World Cup, what are the team's plans?; BARch Madness update; John Rooney is planning on calling a Cardinals game today vs the Mets, how long will he have to wait?; is national voter registry the right thing to do?; former Fox 2 anchor John Brown is ready to watch the Artemis II launch.

Chris Rongey hosts today alongside John Hancock, in for Amy Marxkors. They welcome Matt Egan from CNN with insight into the disrupted global oil market; Diego Gigliani from St Louis CITY SC; John Rooney previews the Cards vs Mets; John Brown is live at the Artemis launch in Florida.

In hour 3, Mark is joined by Brad Young, 97.1 FM Talk's Legal Analyst and a Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young. They discuss the details of Tiger Woods getting a DUI in Florida, the YouTube and Meta lawsuits, & more. Mark is later joined by Alex Fees, a former KSDK Reporter and the Manager of Community Relations with Impact Life which provides lifesaving blood products all across the region. He discusses his new novel, "The Prayer Group". They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

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.

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.

'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.

Welcome back to Stick to Football, brought to you by ARNE.In this episode, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Roy Keane, Jill Scott and Ian Wright react to a turbulent period at Manchester United. Following the departure of Ruben Amorim, the team look back on his time at the club and discuss what ultimately led to his exit.Attention then turns to Michael Carrick, who has stepped in on an interim basis. Is this the right appointment for United, and could Carrick earn the role permanently if results go his way, or do the club need to look elsewhere in a chaotic manager market?There's also movement elsewhere, with Chelsea making a change as Enzo Maresca departs and Liam Rosenior comes in. Is this a gamble for the club, and how risky is handing out long term contracts in the modern game?Super 6 returns as the team make their predictions, before we finish with one of the stories of the season. Macclesfield pull off a stunning FA Cup upset against Crystal Palace, and manager John Rooney joins us to reflect on a famous night and one of the biggest shocks in the competition's history.00:00 Intro13:33 Man City's controversial offside goal24:05 Ruben Amorim sacked31:37 Michael Carrick appointment 27:38 What is Man United's DNA?55:13 Liam Rosenior Appointment01:03:50 Roy on United's new background staff01:19:42 Super 601:23:51 John Rooney on beating Palace What do you think is the greatest FA Cup upset of all time? Let us know in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss an episode of The Overlap!This episode is sponsored by Huel.Gary Neville and the Stick to Football team know - when your day's full-on, you need fuel that's fast and actually good for you.Huel is the ultimate meal on the go - high protein, packed with 26 essential vitamins & minerals, and ready in seconds.

You can see some Cardinals players and alumni in Jefferson City this weekend at Cardinals Caravan! The Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joined the Big Show on Wednesday to talk about what you can expect at the event Friday, and about the lead-up to the Cardinals' season,

We talk about the additions and subtraction for Mizzou's secondary in the transfer portal, and the Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins to talk Cardinals Caravan! Plus, Under The Bus to all of the cell phone carriers!

Is Mo Salah ‘selfish' for claiming he's been ‘thrown under the bus' at Liverpool, or justified? Are Aston Villa now part of the Premier League title race?Mark Chapman is joined by Conor Coady, Chris Sutton, Steph Houghton for the Monday Night Club to debate the big questions of the week.They're joined by Liverpool fan John Gibbons to talk Salah as well as hearing from Arne Slot. Macclesfield Town manager John Rooney comes on the show as his side are drawn against holders Crystal Palace in the FA Cup, while Hearts fan Liam Corbett explains the significance behind their win over Celtic.Conor Coady gives valuable insight into how to get the most out of his ex-teammate Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has been instrumental in helping Daniel Farke turn the fortunes of Leeds United around. What chance do Leeds now have of staying up?Timecodes: 00:10 Salah's comments 03:30 Slot on Salah 06:00 Reaction to Slot's comments 11:00 Whose side are Liverpool fans on? 20:30 Could this end positively for Slot and galvanize the Liverpool squad? 24:45 Macclesfield manager John Rooney joins the show 30:00 The rest of the FA Cup third-round draw 32:00 Has Daniel Farke turned it around at Leeds? 40:25 What now for Leeds 43:45 ‘Humble' Aston Villa now in the title race? 52:50 Hearts beat Celtic – with Liam CorbettCommentaries coming up this week: Tue 2000 Inter v Liverpool, Tue 2000 Tottenham v Slavia Prague on Sports Extra, Wed 2000 Real Madrid v Man City, Thu 1745 Ferencváros v Rangers on Sports Extra, Thu 2000 Celtic v Roma on Sports Extra.

John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, talks with Chaim Bloom about his vision for the organization and the balance between winning now and developing talent in the minor leagues. Bloom stresses the importance of creating a winning environment from 1 to 6 PM, where consistent effort and purposeful preparation lead to success. He highlights the key role of minor league managers in shaping winning habits and praises the players' work ethic and attention to detail.

Tom Ackerman kicks off Hour 2 with his NFL picks, breaking down key matchups and sharing insights heading into Sunday's games. Then, Jim Brennan joins to celebrate the success of the Dance for Dravet fundraiser, which raised more than $900,000 to support research for Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy. Next, John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, sits down with Chaim Bloom, the team's new President of Baseball Operations, to discuss balancing winning and player development, the importance of a winning culture from 1 to 6 PM, and Bloom's growing partnership with manager Oliver Marmol. The hour wraps with Bernie Miklasz, who joins Tom to reflect on fan sentiment, the Cardinals' strong track record under Bill DeWitt, and how Chaim Bloom's draft-and-development philosophy could shape the team's future success.

The show opens with Cardinals talk, as Tom takes calls from fans reacting to Chaim Bloom's hiring and the decision to retain manager Oliver Marmol. Fans share their frustrations and hopes for the team's future, while Tom breaks down the challenges of rebuilding a contender. From there, Tom turns to Hollywood, speaking with William H. Macy at the St. Louis premiere of “Soul on Fire” — a film honoring Jack Buck's compassion and John O'Leary's remarkable survival story. Macy discusses portraying Buck, filming around St. Louis landmarks, and the emotional response to the story. Hockey takes center stage next. Blues Head Coach Jim Montgomery joins to discuss the team's preseason matchup with the Chicago Blackhawks, the progress of young players, and the goaltending tandem of Jordan Binnington and Joel Hofer. Then, Lindenwood Head Coach Keith Fisher recaps the Lions' opener against Wisconsin, outlines areas for growth, previews games against Lake Superior State and Denver, and talks about the rapid growth of hockey in St. Louis. Hour 2 kicks off with NFL picks, as Tom previews the biggest games of the day and offers his predictions for key matchups. The focus then shifts back to the St. Louis community when Jim Brennan joins to celebrate the Dance for Dravet fundraiser, which drew more than 500 attendees and raised over $900,000 to support research for Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy. Next, John Rooney, the voice of the Cardinals, sits down with Chaim Bloom, the team's new President of Baseball Operations, who shares his vision for creating a winning culture from 1 to 6 PM. Bloom discusses balancing player development and competitiveness, praises the work ethic across the organization, and highlights his strong relationship with manager Oliver Marmol. The show wraps with Bernie Miklasz, who joins Tom to discuss Cardinals fan expectations, the team's remarkable consistency under Bill DeWitt's ownership — with 17 postseason appearances in 30 years — and Bloom's long-term plan focused on drafting and developing talent, especially starting pitchers.

In the second hour of tonight's edition of Sports Open Line, hear more from Chaim Bloom's conversation with John Rooney. Plus, another exclusive interview of Chaim Bloom with Matt Pauley!

A new era begins in Cardinals baseball today, as new President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, was introduced earlier today. Matt Pauley breaks down the biggest takeaways from a big day for the Cardinals future. We are joined by KMOX Sports Director, Tom Ackerman, to give his comments as well, and also talk on Oliver Marmol remaining with the Redbirds for the 2026 season. Then, hear Chaim Bloom's first radio interview with the Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney. In the second hour of tonight's edition of Sports Open Line, hear more from Chaim Bloom's conversation with John Rooney. Plus, another exclusive interview of Chaim Bloom with Matt Pauley!

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A new era begins in Cardinals baseball today, as new President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom, was introduced earlier today. Matt Pauley breaks down the biggest takeaways from a big day for the Cardinals future. We are joined by KMOX Sports Director, Tom Ackerman, to give his comments as well, and also talk on Oliver Marmol remaining with the Redbirds for the 2026 season. Then, hear Chaim Bloom's first radio interview with the Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney.

Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show to talk about the Cardinals season and his thoughts about the ball/strike challenge system that will be part of baseball next year.

Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show to discuss the season coming to an end, players that can step up as leaders and why he says switch batter.

Katie Collier from Katie's Pizza breaks news with John and Chris Rongey; John Hancock; John Rooney on the Cardinals; no kids in many families

John Hancock joins Chris Rongey for the full-show from Cardinals Nation ahead of the final weekday day game at Busch Stadium; how safe is St Louis?; a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk fails; soybean disease; Katie's Pizza; John Rooney; Midday Midweek Midlife on having kids.

Cardinals radio voice John Rooney joins Chris and Amy as the team continues their series in Seattle. There are only 6 home games left.

Chris and Amy welcome financial advisor Todd Krentz; what are your Hoosier traits?; John Rooney is with the Cardinals in Seattle for the Mariners series; and listeners saved Amy's life.

Recapping Powerball winning; what could St Louis learn from Arlington, Texas?; Todd Krentz; John Rooney; learning from your parents in child-rearing; police addressing drug-use downtown.

John Rooney joins Chris and Amy following a poor outing from the Cardinals Andre Pallante. They discuss the upcoming September call-ups; Wilson Contreras's ejection; and the tightly-wound people he's seen in sports.

In the third hour, Judson Richards and Lou Canellis were joined by former White Sox radio play-by-play announcer John Rooney to reflect on the 2005 club's championship season. The 2005 White Sox are holding a 20-year reunion this weekend. After that, Bulls Radio play-by-play announcer Chuck Swirsky joined the show to discuss the latest storylines from NBA Summer League.

Judson Richards and Lou Canellis were joined by former White Sox radio play-by-play announcer John Rooney to reflect on the 2005 club's championship season. The 2005 White Sox are holding a 20-year reunion this weekend.

Today we honor Dr. John Rooney, formerly the President of Rooney and Associates, Inc. John provided strategic guidance and innovative solutions to numerous organizations over the years. John's expertise in strategic planning, business development, and organizational management earned him a reputation as a trusted advisor in the business community. John was also actively involved in philanthropic efforts and remained dedicated to helping organizations thrive in an ever-changing global marketplace until his passing on April 7, 2025. This week on The Wow Factor, we honor Dr. John Rooney, who shared his insights from his book, "Geography of American Sport," which explores the development of various sports, including wrestling, volleyball, and women's sports, emphasizing the impact of coach movements and the role of geography in shaping sporting culture. He talked about the creation of Patriot Golf Days, an event that raises funds for Folds of Honor scholarships, and how the organization gained corporate partnerships to better support military families and first responders. John also shared more about the origins of Folds of Honor, which supports fallen or disabled service members and first responders by providing education opportunities for their children. “Every sport has an origin.” - John Rooney “You've got to look out there and figure out what you want to do and how to get there.” - John Rooney “Go before you're ready.” -  John Rooney This Week on The Wow Factor: John discussed the regional origins and growth of different sports, emphasizing how geography plays a role in their development The inspiration behind Folds of Honor, which provides educational opportunities for the families of fallen servicemen and first responders Why it's so important to figure out what you want from life and take steps to achieve those goals The importance of being a learner and being open to new possibilities The need for leaders to let go and allow the next generation to take things to a new level How coming together and supporting one another can create a sense of belonging and make a positive impact, whatever the niche The intersection of sports and geography and how geography influences the development and popularity of various sports The significance of stepping outside your comfort zone to achieve success How organizations like Folds of Honor and Patriot Golf Days make an impact in supporting the families of fallen or disabled service members and first responders  John Rooney's Word of Wisdom: Go before you're ready. Take risks. Connect with John Rooney:  Dr. John Rooney on LinkedIn A Geography of American Sport: From Cabin Creek to Anaheim by John Rooney  The Recruiting Game: Toward a New System of Intercollegiate Sport (Second Edition) by John Rooney Atlas of American Sport by John Rooney Folds of Honor American Dunes Golf Course  Connect with The WOW Factor: The WOW Factor Website Connect with Brad Formsma via email Brad Formsma on LinkedIn Brad Formsma on Instagram Brad Formsma on Facebook Brad Formsma on Twitter