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From 1988 to the early 2000s, Art Bell was the king of late night talk radio. He featured Area 51 whistleblowers, retired missle silo opperators and was even sent a fragment of a crashed ufo to analyze. It turns out that many, most or all of these were Pentagon plants with the intent of deflecting the true stories. The WSJ has uncovered what may be the source of the UAP mystery...the Pentagon! 

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The mañana mentality has never worked for me. If it's important, if it needs to get done, do it now, because tomorrow never comes. This goes for the enjoyable things in life as well as the necessary. A missed opportunity could cost you money, but you can make more money. If a missed opportunity costs you a unique life experence, that may never be repeated. Today's essay notes examples. 

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Route 66, The American West, Miami Beach (South Beach) are all changing as we live and breathe. You need to do what you can the see as much as you can before you can't. When it's gone, you must rely on the musings and recollections of others, which may not be 100% accurate. 

KTRS Athlete of the Week Ivan Kennedy SLUH Golf 5.15.25 by

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Making good money doesn't always require a college degree. The path to success is simple, but requires hard work. Interested in making $100k a year? Listen here.

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Have you ever been to Sacramento and Lake Tahoe? Virginia City? Well, we just returned with lots of tales. Riverboats, baseball, microbrews, nature and ghost towns all within a two hour drive. Curious? Listen here.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Chef Liz from Tenacious Eats to discuss the May the Fourth Brunch featuring Spaceballs. Also, they are having Adult Summer Camp featuring food & film. Next they speak to director Lize Lewy and star & playwright Summer Baer about the new show Scream Echo Scream. Plus Carl is enjoying his new job at KTRS.

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Pope Francis dies on Easter Monday aged 88. He had been in poor health for years, so this was not suprising. Francis got a bad rap as being a Liberal Pope. Many in the Church and in secular circles misrepresented or simply lied about his stances and policies. Listen here to see what I'm talking about. You may be suprised. 

Opinions based in fact have value. Today's essay features three of my recent opinions that ring true. Cars, motorcycles and baseball. I love it when I'm right! Also, my recent camping trip revisited. Enjoy! 

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Manufacturing for profit is difficult. Elon Musk says its the most difficult thing he does. Specialization is a key to success. Special vendors add cost and value, a "value added" benefit. This is why most all manufactures job out processes of components. Can tariffs bring these items back to America? Let's discuss!  

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Team Jakey, a St. Louis-based mental health advocacy group, recently made an impactful appearance on Big 550 KTRS with Randi Naughton and Julie Buck. For over 11 years, Team Jakey has been a cornerstone of the St. Louis community, raising upwards of half a million dollars to support vital organizations like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Missouri Chapter and Provident Behavioral Health St. Louis. Their mission is to "End the Stigma" surrounding mental health, offering hope and resources to those in need. https://ktrs.com/ Upcoming Events Charity on Tap Launch Party: On April 3rd, 2025, join Team Jakey at Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis (3765 Foundry Way Suite 275, St. Louis, MO) for the launch of their collaboration with 4 Hands Brewing Co. and City Wide American Pale Ale. Starting April 1st, for every pint of City Wide sold at Alamo Drafthouse, $1 will be donated to Team Jakey. The event kicks off at 5 PM in the lobby bar, featuring giveaways for the first 100 attendees, including limited-edition koozies, free beer tokens, and sticker packs. This event is free to attend, but you must be 21+ to purchase alcohol. Taps for Team Jakey: Join this free, family-friendly event on May 22nd, 2025, at 4 Hands Brewing Co. (1220 S 8th St, St. Louis, MO). Expect music, prizes, local businesses, and mental health advocacy. Stay updated on all upcoming events by visiting Mostly Superheroes or checking out Team Jakey's Facebook page. Mental Health Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for free, confidential support available 24/7. You can also chat online at 988lifeline.org. Provident Behavioral Health St. Louis: Provident offers counseling, psychiatric services, and suicide prevention resources. Learn more or schedule an appointment by visiting Provident Behavioral Health or calling (314) 533-8200. Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor. Call to Action Connect with Team Jakey: Follow them on Facebook to stay informed and engaged. Learn More: Hear their inspiring story and mission on Mostly Superheroes. Support the Cause: Visit Mostly Superheroes to explore ways to contribute and make a difference. Together, we can break the stigma and build a brighter future for mental health awareness. https://mostlysuperheroes.com/posts/big-550-ktrs-team-jakey 

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Bossa Nova music has been around for over 60 years and is enjoying a resurgence. Especially with me. I've fallen in love with the beat, swing and lyrics (Portuguese language). You say you aren't familiar with Bossa Nova? Yes you are. You just don't know it. Listen here to discover this unique and magical music.

It's reunion weekend for Philadelphia Union head coach Bradley Carnell and midfielder Indiana Vassilev, as the duo is set to face off against their former club, St. Louis CITY, this Saturday. Todd is joined by Flyover Footy host and contributor to Big 550 KTRS and CITYSC Report, Matt Baker, to discuss this weekend's first-ever matchup between Philadelphia Union and St. Louis CITY. Todd and Matt discuss: Carnell's time in St. Louis: [4:43] What went right and what went wrong: [9:40] Does Bradley Carnell really believe in playing the young kids: [14:22] Is Carnell's style sustainable: [17:25] Indiana Vassilev's two-season stay in St. Louis and what he brings to the table for the Union: [22:30] The new acquisitions made by St. Louis this offseason: [32:43] St. Louis' stingy defense, as they are the only club yet to concede in MLS this season: [36:35] St. Louis' attack, which started slow but has now scored in back-to-back games: [42:09] Injury updates/International Break: [45:00]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod YouTube: The Free Kick https://thefreekick.substack.com/   Matt's Social Media: Twitter: @FlyoverFooty Twitter: @MattBakerSTL  https://linktr.ee/flyoverfooty

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When going on a driving vacation, I usually rent a car. I have four cars already. Why would I rent another? During our recent driving trip to Hot Springs, i rented a car. Why? Listen to find out. Also, I give a review on the wonderful town of Hot Springs, Arkansas. 

Capitalism is about making money. Capitalism is necessary for a sound society. But short term profits at the expense of long term success is short sighted. If so, then why is Major League Baseball and Southwest Airlines playing the short game at the expense of the long? Listen here.

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When is the last time you attended a class where you learned a useful skill? I do it all the time. The school is Youtube. The class is whatever you need to know about fixing or repairing almost anything. If it can be fixed or repaired, someone had made a video of the process. Recently I've fixed cars and a dishwasher after watching videos of the process. Could I have done it without watching the videos? Maybe, but certainly not with efficiency. Check it out!

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Ever flown on a budget airline? I'm not talking Southwest, but Spirit, Frontier or Allegiant. Well I recently flew Spirit. How was it? Less than half the price of Southwest. Was it worth it? Maybe. Listen here for the details. it will help you decide. 

As part of our KTRS Red initiative, we had Dr. David Voran, MD on to chat with Heidi and Josh, and talk about aging, and the best things we can do to make sure we can live longer, and healthier!

Government Waste has been here since government began. And waste is a part of it. Everyone agrees it needs to be stopped. No one does anything to stop it. Is Elon Musk and DOGE about to change everything? Today's essay discusses. 

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Recent studies say alcohol is bad for you. Wasn't that obvious? Some are not saying even one drink can cause damage. Strong relates firsthand the effects of imbibing. Both good and bad. Where do you stand on this new epiphany? Listen here.

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Conflict from today and thousands of years ago. How are they related? Why should we care? Hand wringing over the unknown and undesirable is a human nature that remains a constant throughout history. Also, sports betting and the Jaguar runs! 

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Cars are expensive, right? So if you are paying more, you should expect seamless, predictable service, right? Strong discusses the trials and tribulations of buying a new car in 2025. Spending a lot of money shouldn't be hard, but it is. Listen here. Also LA fire talk and will drinking really kill you? 

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