Podcast appearances and mentions of michael kelley

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris and Amy for the whole hour. They discuss the turmoil between St Louis's Mayor, Police Chief and state controlled board; the 'Great Divorce' between St Louis City and County; championship golf comes to St Louis this weekend.

We're joined by Michael Kelley and Ed Curtis!- h1 full 2276 Thu, 13 Aug 2026 19:36:24 +0000 YM75yyApWOqTJC0kYKctcdeNJOwxNock comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government The Dave Glover Show comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government We're joined by Michael Kelley and Ed Curtis!- h1 The Dave Glover Show has been driving St. Louis home for over 20 years. Unafraid to discuss virtually any topic, you'll hear Dave and crew's unique perspective on current events, news and politics, and anything and everything in between. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Comedy Religion & Spirituality Society & Culture News Government https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-l

In this episode, Tiberius sits down with Michael Kelley, co-owner of MAD Cleaning Services, to explore how a family-owned cleaning business is helping busy families and professionals reclaim their most valuable asset—time. Michael shares how a company built on hard work, family values, and innovation has grown into a systems-driven business that delivers consistent, high-quality service while embracing AI and automation.Michael's journey began at just eight years old, cleaning alongside his mother. Those early experiences taught him the importance of discipline, work ethic, and attention to detail—lessons that eventually inspired him to launch his own company with his wife after leaving successful careers in logistics. Today, MAD Cleaning Services combines technology, proven systems, and customer-focused processes to help homeowners and businesses reduce stress and spend more time doing what matters most.In this episode, you'll discover:• How Michael built MAD Cleaning Services from the ground up• The family meaning behind the name "MAD"• Why professional cleaning is about much more than appearance• The difference between recurring cleaning and deep cleaning• The importance of consistency, systems, and customer expectations• Cleaning mistakes that can permanently damage your home• How AI is transforming scheduling, marketing, data analysis, and business operations• Why organization improves both productivity and mental health• Lessons Michael learned from entrepreneurship and overcoming setbacks• Why family, boundaries, and quality of life matter more than working endless hoursMichael also shares some unforgettable stories from the field, explains how he hires and trains his team using core values instead of resumes, and offers practical advice for young entrepreneurs who dream of starting a business. Tiberius and Michael also tackle a real-world business profit problem during Math Corners and discuss what true leadership looks like in both business and everyday life.Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, AI, customer service, leadership, or building a successful family business, this episode is filled with valuable lessons for students, parents, and aspiring business owners.Be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a comment below: What's one household responsibility you've learned that has helped you become more responsible?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tiberius-show--3352195/support.

Amy and Michael Kelley both agree that they're suffering from 'Amber Alert' fatigue. Plus, even after the deadly St Louis tornado, they agree that they don't pay close enough attention to storm alerts.

Michael Kelley in for Chris Rongey. The heat is unbearable; Michael and Amy agree that they don't pay attention to Amber Alerts or storm warnings; can Southwest Airlines be saved? Michael has the answer; Did you see this? Buc-ees is suing to keep its trademarks.

Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors discuss the apparent takeover of the Republican party by MAGA, could the same happen with Democrats and their socialist wing?; Matt Pauley says the Cardinals are expected to stick around in the playoff hunt; why are so many celebrities signing on to endorse Meta glasses? Why would you want them?

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger joins Amy and Michael Kelley for his weekly visit. How are negotiations going to end the US/Iran conflict? Andrew explains how the process is going. Is the President's hair a story?

Miranda Nazzaro, senior technology reporter for The Hill, joins Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley. She explains how a new executive order from the White House surprised members of the tech industry last week. Plus, another AI model went rogue!

The final hour of the Chris & Amy show with Michael Kelley in for Chris. The Bulwark's Andrew Egger explains the pause in negotiations between the US and Iran to end the conflict, could this last beyond Trump's term?; did a flight crew handle an issue correctly with a kid who refused a seatbelt?; another AI program goes 'rogue' and a Trump Executive Order confuses the tech industry; would you trade the extreme heat for a more bitter cold?

Michael Kelley in for Chris Rongey. Amy and Michael kick off the show with a look at the extreme heat this week; are we seeing too many false 'Amber Alerts'?; how can Southwest Airlines be fixed?; Are political parties being pulled to the extremes?; Matt Pauley on the series win over Colorado keeps them in the Wild Card hunt; Andrew Egger explains the stall in the Iran/US negotiations; and another AI model goes 'rogue'.

August 9 2026 | Michael Kelley brought our message from Proverbs 4:1-13. #BBChurch #myBBC #BBCSermon

Chris and Amy wrap up primary week with political analyst Michael Kelley, discussing Wesley Bell's victory, Steve Ehlmann's win in St. Charles County and Jake Zimmerman's successful campaign. They also debate what St. Louis needs to regain the national spotlight, compare life in Chicago and New York and offer some blunt dating advice.

Chris and Amy recap Missouri's primary election with Michael Kelley, including Wesley Bell's win, Steve Ehlmann's victory and Jake Zimmerman's successful County Executive campaign. Sarah Fenske discusses the election results and the St. Louis-based “Betting on the Wedding” app, while Jen Siess breaks down CITY SC's playoff push and Marcel Hartel's future. Retired FDNY Lt. Tom O'Connor shares his experience responding on 9/11, the mission of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and details on the World Trade Center steel beam visiting near Busch Stadium. Zimmerman also joins the show to discuss St. Louis County's budget challenges, regional cooperation and his campaign for County Executive.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley examine Missouri's complicated political identity after voters overwhelmingly rejected Amendments 4 and 5. They discuss Governor Mike Kehoe's difficult election night, why the income-tax elimination proposal failed, the role of unions, schools and campaign spending, and what the results could mean for the future of tax policy in Missouri.

Chris and Amy break down Missouri's primary election results, the defeats of Amendments 4 and 5 and key races across the state with John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Luke Radle discusses Michigan's Senate race and progressive momentum, while John Rooney recaps Alec Burleson's three-homer game at Yankee Stadium. Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling also explains cyberattacks on U.S. water systems.

Chris and Amy recap Missouri's primary election results, including the overwhelming defeats of Amendments 4 and 5, the passage of Amendments 1 and 2 and St. Louis County voters rejecting Prop U. They also break down Wesley Bell's victory over Cori Bush, Jake Zimmerman's win in the St. Louis County executive race and Steve Ehlmann defeating Bill Eigel in St. Charles County. John Hancock and Michael Kelley join the show to examine Missouri's complicated political identity, Governor Mike Kehoe's difficult election night and what the results could mean for the future of state tax policy.

August 2 2026 | Michael Kelley brought our message from Proverbs 5:15-18. #BBChurch #myBBC #BBCSermon

On this episode Live From Special Olympics 2026 USA Games: a Special Chronicles Podcast Series, we're taking you inside the stories behind the storytellers — the athletes who are shaping how the world sees the Games. First, we meet Wyatt, a proud Special Olympics athlete and Sargent Shriver Global Messenger, who stepped onto one of the biggest stages in sports: ESPN. Wyatt's voice, confidence, and leadership showcase athlete-led media at its very best. Next, we head over to the SONA Athlete Media Team, where Michael Kelley from Special Olympics Massachusetts and Anne Murray from Special Olympics Kentucky are capturing the spirit of the Games through reporting, interviewing, and content creation that brings fans closer to the action. Finally, we spotlight Lily Goodfellow, whose digital media work on YouTube is helping thousands follow the Games in real time. Through creativity, storytelling, and authentic athlete perspectives, Lily is helping redefine what digital inclusion looks like. This is Athlete Media. This is athlete leadership in action. This is the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games. Click here to Watch this Full Episode on YouTube

July 26 2026 | Michael Kelley brought our message from Colossians 4:7-18. #BBChurch #myBBC #BBCSermon

Michael Kelley joins Amy for the full show today with Chris out; John Hancock in the 1st hour; plus country singer Connor Smith in-studio with his new song paying tribute to Cardinals baseball on KMOX radio; Hour 2 includes a quiz on just how 'St Louis' you are; flying between the legs of the Arch is illegal, but people have done it; Jen Siess previews CITY SC vs Colorado; the final hour tackles the topics of politicians focus and Megan Eberhart brings in some great new Cardinals promotional items.

Nashiville-based country singer Conner Smith joins Amy Marxkors, Michael Kelley, and John Hancock in-studio. His new song 'Ballgame on the Radio' pays tribute to his upbringing listening to Cardinals games on KMOX 1120AM. His family roots trace to Southeastern Missouri where his great grandpa (whose image adorns the cover art for the single) would have the Cardinals games on the AM dial. Conner always knew he wanted to be a songwriter, and that his favorite player growing up was Matt Carpenter.

Michael Kelley continues his guest hosting with Amy; are politicians trying to do too much?; naked bike riders are headed to the Grove tonight; Megan Eberhart from the Cardinals visits with the newest giveaways coming up this month; and Michael really believes that all politicians are coming from a place of goodness.

How do Amy and Michael Kelley stack up on a new quiz for St Louisans?; several people have flown through the legs of the Arch, legally; Jen Siess says CITY SC has a quick turnaround following their road win in Los Angeles; Did you see this? complete strangers got the World Cup gift of a lifetime.

July 19 2026 | Michael Kelley brought our message from Colossians 4:2-6. #BBChurch #myBBC #BBCSermon

Chris and Amy as always are joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley during the first hour Friday as they discuss President Trump speech, we know the source for the poop lettuce. Adam Wainwright comes to the defense of Cardinals fans after the comments from Barstool Sports earlier in week. Finally, short athletes and Hancock knows everything.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris and Amy in-studio. Cardinals have a rough week; best Cardinals teams of all time; is Sen Mitch McConnell able to return to the Senate?; replacing income tax money in Missouri; Question of the week.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in for Chris and Amy today; Independence Day activities; why so many fireworks?; John isn't that big of a soccer fan; Trump got involved in a US soccer red card; Did you see this? Taylor Swift's wedding.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley fill in for Chris and Amy as they prepare for tomorrow's America 250 celebration and Fourth of July weekend while recapping the Cardinals' series win over the Atlanta Braves. Washington University history professor Peter Kastor joins the show to discuss the defining moments leading to America's 250th anniversary, followed by Y98 and St. Louis CITY SC pregame host Jen Siess with the latest from the FIFA World Cup. The show also features KMOX's Dave Glover reflecting on his radio career and journey to KMOX, before retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeff McCausland breaks down the latest developments involving Iran, Ukraine, and other global issues.

CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent, joins John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Garret says the Great American State Fair on the National Mall has been, 'underwhelming and beset by some problems,' and, 'stumbled out of the gate.' Could we see a return to lower prices at the gas pump? Garrett notes that when oil prices go up, fuel prices climb pretty fast, like taking an elevator, but those same prices 'take the stairs, very gradually so,' when coming down.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley in for Chris and Amy. World Cup reaction; Barbershop singing; Empire State Building climbers; national, state and local politics are all part of the conversations. Plus visits with Leah Vukmir from the National Taxpayers Union; Matt Pauley talks Cardinals baseball; Major Garrett updates from Washington, DC; and Jason Douglas is organizing Blues at the Arch Music Festival.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley in for Chris and Amy. Jason Douglas from the Gateway Arch Park Foundation joins to preview Blues at the Arch; H&K look at the fringes of the political parties in America; what is Pres Trump's decorating style? 'Well, he likes a lot of gold.'

Michael Kelley is celebrating his birthday with John Hancock and Chris Rongey. There is a new sinkhole; what are the elected leaders doing to address affordability?; mail in balloting.

Hancock and Kelley join for the 1st hour of the show. It is Michael Kelley's birthday; is Trump's anti-mail balloting stance hurting his party?; Mike Miller from St Louis Magazine has details on an effort to revamp a U City artifact; the Blues are set to draft; Jen Siess recaps the World Cup; and Craig Mish previews the Cards/Marlins series.

Would you bungee jump or parachute out of a plane? Amy and Michael Kelley discuss the deadly events over the weekend.

Michael Kelley in for Chris Rongey; sinkhole reactions after a massive one closes I-44; Trump stages UFC fights at the White House; World Cup watch parties; Did you see this?

Matt Pauley joins Amy and Michael Kelley with a recap of the Cards series over the weekend where the birds bullpen blew leads in a pair of games. The Cards host a series with San Diego starting tonight.

Amy and Michael Kelley are surprised to hear that it is Matt's birthday; could you ditch the phone? Michael was able to do it for a lengthy period this weekend; Matt Pauley hosts pre and postgame coverage for the Cardinals, what happened this weekend against the Twins?; are women's swimsuit bottoms becoming too revealing?

'Trump needs a deal with Iran,' says The Bulwark's White House Correspondent & Morning Shots co-author Andrew Egger to Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors. He reports that there is a preliminary deal in place to end the hostilities between the two nations. How is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu going to react? Recap of the UFC fights on the White House south lawn.

Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldiers Memorial in Downtown St Louis, joins Amy and Michael Kelley in-studio. The Memorial will soon feature an exhibit from the Smithsonian focusing on the service of Native Americans in the US military. Find more info: https://mohistory.org/memorial

Amy and Michael Kelley welcome The Bulwark's White House Correspondent, Andrew Egger, to discuss the US/Iran ceasefire plans; a British traveler is impressed with the US park services; Mark Sundlov from the Soldiers Memorial, a new exhibit explores the role of Native Americans in the US military; birthdays and social media.

Michael Kelley joins Amy for the last hour. KMOX alum Paul Brown recaps his search for the axle from the 1904 Worlds Fair Ferris Wheel; where does the River Des Peres run?; visitors rescued from a ride at Six Flags; Amy recaps her 2019 Stanley Cup Game 7 story.

Amy and Michael Kelley welcome St Louis Magazine's Ryan Krull into the studio. He's following the derelict car issue in St Louis & the Board of Aldermen; Jen Siess is excited about the start of the World Cup & the past match between Bosnia and Panama; Did you see this?

KMOX alum and former ABC 30 reporter Paul Brown joins Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley in-studio to discuss the legend of the Ferris Wheel at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. Brown set out to find the remnants of the Wheel while reporting for ABC 30 in 1999 and actually dug up part of the edge of Forest park in a live newscast. He says the show was the highest rated in the history of that station's newscasts. Did he end up finding the elusive axle to the Ferris Wheel? "I was Geraldo Rivera on Al Capone's vault," jokes Brown. (Photo Courtesy: Paul Brown)

St Louis Magazine staff writer Ryan Krull joins Amy and Michael Kelley in-studio. The city of St. Louis is starting to see some money after enforcing parking laws...but where does the money go? Ryan also discusses St. Louis city planners advancing regulations to restrict major data centers to industrial areas.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris and Amy live at Spirit of St Louis Airport in Chesterfield, right off the runway. H&K chat about their fun airplane stories, as does Amy about a flight in Hawai'i; have ATM's become too complicated?; Amy is excited for the Olympic Marathon trials; what will happen during the upcoming midterms?; are you still going to movie theaters?

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'.

CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett, joins Michael Kelley and Amy this week. Chris Rongey is in Washington, DC, and he will take in a Padres baseball game while in town with Major; is there an update on the US attacks on Iran?; the Trump slush fund against 'weaponization'; Jill Biden's book.

CNN's AI Correspondent Hadas Gold joins Michael Kelley and Amy to discuss which jobs are the most vulnerable to AI, and how you can truly "AI-proof" your job by making AI work for you- not the other way around.

Michael Kelley sits in, and Stuart Rosenblum stops by to talk mortgages!- h1 full 2231 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 19:35:43 +0000 C71IPbKhA5bBBALofdzRET51UMMShGP0 comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government The Dave Glover Show comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government Michael Kelley sits in, and Stuart Rosenblum stops by to talk mortgages!- h1 The Dave Glover Show has been driving St. Louis home for over 20 years. Unafraid to discuss virtually any topic, you'll hear Dave and crew's unique perspective on current events, news and politics, and anything and everything in between. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Comedy Religion & Spirituality Society & Culture News Government False https://player.a