Podcasts about kmox

CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talking about hurricane Ian, Donald Trump issues in Florida and New York and sending military aid to Ukraine.   

KMOX's Debbie Monterrey finds out what would happen if the legislation on sports betting in Missouri was approved.

During the weekend show Nothing Impossible, KMOX's Michael Calhoun and Travis Sheridan found a start-up working to reverse diseases like diabetes with just a breath. They talks with Jim Howard, CEO of Midtown St. Louis-based Readout Health

Author Rosalind Wiseman spent ten years researching before she published Queen Bees and Wannabes....Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence. She came to St. Louis last week to speak at the Women's Foundation of Greater St. Louis event about her new book Courageous Discomfort: How to have Brave, Life Changing Conversations about Race and Racism. KMOX's Carol Daniel sat down with her to talk about it.

KMOX's Sports Open Line host Matt Pauley joins the Mark Reardon Show to discuss Albert hitting homerun #700 over the weekend!   © 2022 KFTK (Audacy). All rights reserved. |  (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)

Hour 3: 97.1 FM Talk Chief Meteorologist Dave Murray joins Mark Reardon to discuss the historical Hurricane Ian set to hit Florida in a few days. Mark shares a story from Arizona State. Then, Matt Pauley, host of KMOX's Sports Open Line pops into the studio to discuss Pujols hitting homerun #700 over the weekend. Later, local space writer Mack Bradley talks about tonight's NASA spacecraft set to slam into an asteroid to test the processes as a defense system before Mark brings you the Audio Cut of the Day!

Especially today, it seems like some of the biggest problems today shouldn't be so. Either they are made up controversy or controversy that should be easily solved. Today's podcast deals with four such problems involving beer, Muslims, CO2 and ID emblems. Enjoy!

CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talking about midterm elections, republicans switching focus to border and more.  

KMOX's Matt Pauley joins Kevin and Amy to talk about the Cardinals win yesterday in San Diego and what this weekend's series in Los Angeles means for the team.

In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the forthcoming Blues season with NHL.com writer Lou Korac. What can the Blues do to bridge the gap between them and the Colorado Avalanche?  (Hint: a healthy Jordan Binnington is a good start.) Matt is also joined by Josh Innes, a nationally syndicated morning show radio host and lifelong Cardinal fan, who shares his childhood memories listening to the Cardinals on KMOX and the impact it's made on his career.

It's three-in-a-row, with the promise of more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.  Just how far are they willing to go to tame inflation? KMOX's Michael Calhoun goes in-depth.

In Hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley has Sammy Luvitt on to discuss the current state of the San Diego Padres along with discussing a potential Cardinals vs Padres Wild Card matchup. Matt then plays an interview that KMOX's own Joe Pott had with St Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel on soccer in St Louis.

Ritenour High School English Language Arts teacher Christina Andrade Melly was named the Missouri State Teacher of the Year, KMOX's Carol Daniel was able to talk to her about what it means to her. 

Nate Gatter who will call the STL City 2 game on KMOX joins Joe Pott previewing the game. Tom Ackerman talks with Nick Ragone talking about the success of the Ascension Charity Classic. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak talks about the double header sweep on Saturday, Hudson strong starts and updates on O'Neill and Hicks. Ackerman talks with Curtis Francois of World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway with the announcement of the return of the Enjoy Illinois 300.

KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski

Our Voice of Caring partner for this month on the Voice of St. Louis is...the Foundation Fighting Blindness.Mary Morgan Corbit is the president of the St. Louis chapter. She spoke with KMOX's Michael Calhoun about her organization.    

As the Pandemic wanes, international travel resumes. And it's changed. Big time. New hoops to jump through, new rules to follow. New obstacles to maneuver around. And most have been implemented to serve the provider, not the traveler. Strong discusses and provides solutions.

KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks with Maria Tsikalas with the Gateway Arch Foundation about the Volunteer Fair that's happening this Saturday, September 17th, and to hear what they have to offer at This weekends event. 

KMOX's Kevin Killeen talks with Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski to discuss which parishes will survive the coming cutbacks and whether these cutbacks will lead to cut backs in other places. 

KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan about immigrants being flown to Democratic cities after coming to the United States and Ukraine's efforts against the Russian invasion. 

KMOX's Maria Keena goes in depth on the situation in University City as green space and buyouts are on the table after the flood damage in July damaged and condemned many homes in the area. 

Lon and Derek are joined by Kevin Wheeler of KMOX to talk St. Louis Cardinals. Later, Derek gives out his NFL Week 2 bets.

In this hour, Marc Cox talks Griff Genkins interviewing illegal migrants in front of the Vice Presidents house. Then, Lindsay Graham talks to his abortion ban bill. Next, KMOX's sports director, Tom Ackerman, joins to talk cardinals legendary game last night. Finally, In other news, with Scott Jagow.

Marc Cox talks to KMOX's Sports Director, Tom Ackerman, about the Cardinals Legendary game last night & more sports news. 

It's the Red Bird Report! Chris and Kevin are joined by Matt Pauley to talk about KMOX night at the ballpark, Pujols race for 700 home runs and tonight's game. 

KMOX's Maria Keena talks with Dr. Samer Cabbabe, a plastic surgeon in private practice, about patient discontent and why American's feel that their health care system is failing them. 

KMOX's Megan Lynch and author Julie Smith spoke with a young man who's turned his love for a video game into a lucrative business. 

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman talks with Cardinal's Manager Oli Marmol about tonight's KMOX themed Cardinals game. 

KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Dennis Wilmsmeyer, the Executive Director of America's Central Port in Granite City, about how the railway strike would effect the economy should the union and rail lines not reach a deal by the end of the week. 

KMOX's Megan Lynch talks to Stephen Works, the 26 year old that gained popularity on YouTube by playing the Sims. 

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman talks with St Louis SC Coach John Hackworth about the exciting upcoming game this weekend and they break some exciting news: KMOX will be broadcasting the game live!

KMOX's Fred Bodimer allows Alderman Brandon Bosley, who wants the police in St. Louis city to be able to chase suspects of dangerous crimes in the city. NAACP Leader, Adolphus Pruitt, speaks with the police chiefs about pursuit policies and concerns for innocent people who are killed in crashes caused by police chases. 

KMOX's Republican Correspondent John Hancock talks about Katherine Pinner leaving the race and what is next for Republican voters.

KMOX's Matt Pauley joins Kevin, Amy, and Chris to talk Albert's recent push for 700 in Pittsburgh and 2023 MLB rule changes.

KMOX is a long-time sponsor of this beloved St. Louis event.  Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel have a preview thanks to Jessica Stegen. 

KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Margaret Brennan from CBS's Face the Nation about the late Queen of England and how her 70 year reign saw the world reshape around her. 

Imagine having your electric bill nearly quadruple for one month.  That's the situation for some small business owners in Belleville.   KMOX's Maria Keena talked with one of those owners and  Ameren Illinois for an explanation

Ben Borgmeyer, Democratic Director of Elections at St. Louis City elections board, joins KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Debbie Monterrey to talk about next Tuesday's special election for the Board of Aldermen President -- the first time they'll be under Missouri's new voter ID law.

The latest figures show Missouri is still well below federal recommendations for the number of hours of care nursing home residents should receive. When COVID hit, Missouri lost many of the volunteers who help advocate for those residents. This morning, KMOX's Megan Lynch tells us about the efforts to try and rebuild the program.

A metro-East mother tells the frustrating story of her family's car fiasco; both her son and daughter had their cars stolen last month. Her son's car has a tracker and KMOX's Carol Daniel if the tracker helps recover the car any quicker.

John Turner, Assistant Professor at Missouri State University has been the four day school week for years now. He talks with KMOX's Megan Lynch about if the shorter week it be better. 

KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with DuQuoin State air manager, Josh Gross, about everything there is to do (and eat!) at the Illinois State Fair that will open this weekend!

This week on "Everything Under the Sun'" Host, Dean DeVore chats with Sweeny Murti, Yankees Beat Reporter for WFAN Sports Radio in New York City and Tom Ackerman, Sports Director, KMOX radio in St. Louis. Dean, Sweeny and Tom discuss all things sports - the end of the baseball season and up coming playoffs, college football and more. Plus Dean takes a look at the upcoming forecast for this holiday weekend and the week beyond. Follow on Twitter:Sweeny Murti - @YankeesWFANTom Ackerman - @Ackerman1120 Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

KMOX's Sports Director, Tom Ackerman, joins Marc Cox to cover Cardinals Baseball, Mizzou Football, and Serena Williams.

This years KMOX Blood Drive in memory of Brett Blume successfully collected 331 units of blood for Red Cross. Hear Carol Daniel's interview with Red Cross Executive Director Beth Elders to learn more about their efforts. 

KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel spoke with Chancellor of St. Louis Community College, Dr. Jeff L. Pittman, this morning to discuss the State of St. Louis Workforce report that was released this Wednesday and explain how St. Louis can move forward in furthering education for its citizens. 

KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel speak with electric vehicle expert Matthew Chen on Missouri's preparation for more EV infrastructure and the national plan as electric vehicle use continues to rise. 

KMOX's Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talk with CBS political analyst Leonard Steinhorn for a preview of President Biden's primetime speech for this evening and former President Trump's call for a special master to review the Mar-A-Lago document seizure. 

Senior Fellow at the National Center for public Policy Research. Dr. Bonner Cohen joins to discuss why the Electric Vehicle Utopia is not as easy as environmentalist make it sound, Then, Marc covers the problems environmentalist have caused. Last, an upcoming blood drive is taking place in honor of KMOX's Bret Blume. 

Hour 1: KOMX's Kevin Killeen joins Mark Reardon to give an update on Kim Gardner's case at the Missouri Supreme Court. Then, Columnist for the New York Post and Washington Examiner Salena Zito shares her cross-country trip in preparation for the midterm elections. Later, KMOX's Cardinals broadcaster Ricky Horton discusses Pujols and O'Neil!