Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Bush

When Mike Bush came to St. Louis in 1985, he thought it would be a stop on the way to working in his hometown of Chicago. Instead, St. Louis became home, and Bush spent the next 41 years at KSDK Channel 5. He started in sports coverage, but spent most of his career as a news anchor. Along the way, he found a niche in telling positive stories about people making a difference though his “Making A Difference” segments and as host of the Musial Awards. Nearly two weeks into his retirement, Bush shares reflections and highlights from his career — and discusses what's next.

(00:00-13:36) So much parity in the August EMOTD competition. Here we go, Redbirds, here we go. What percent of the audience has Apple TV? Boog Sciambi. Obie Trice was gonna roll him. Doug's not sure if he has Apple TV. Wars are brewing everywhere.(13:44-48:45) Ella Langley is War Damn Eagle. Bailey Zimmerman. John Rooney had some comments on his disdain for Wrigley Field. The visitors clubhouse at Wrigley leaves a little to be desired. We get Navy Caps but per Jeff Jones it doesn't sound like we're gonna get Josh Baez this weekend. Jackson has a Cubs hat take. Chairman has created a TMA Wars graphic. Call it a goblet if you'd like. Doug enjoys a good power washing. Mike Bush's retirement. Are Battlehawks games on the radio? Jackson loves french toast. Real country clubs don't have social media pages.(48:55-1:15:46) Happy Navy Caps on the Road Day to those who celebrate. Think they'll play it at Wrigley Field today? King Strode. Gonna be a pony in Wrigleyville today. Bo Deedle. Just say no to drugs. Martin says it feels like a high scoring game today. TALKS MORE SPORTS, but also, TALK LESS SPORTS!!!!!! Need to do another TMA Day at the Ballpark. TALK MORE SPORTS, BUT ONLY THE SPORTS THAT I LIKE!!!!! What's a Eutectic?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

So much parity in the August EMOTD competition. Here we go, Redbirds, here we go. What percent of the audience has Apple TV? Boog Sciambi. Obie Trice was gonna roll him. Doug's not sure if he has Apple TV. Wars are brewing everywhere.Ella Langley is War Damn Eagle. Bailey Zimmerman. John Rooney had some comments on his disdain for Wrigley Field. The visitors clubhouse at Wrigley leaves a little to be desired. We get Navy Caps but per Jeff Jones it doesn't sound like we're gonna get Josh Baez this weekend. Jackson has a Cubs hat take. Chairman has created a TMA Wars graphic. Call it a goblet if you'd like. Doug enjoys a good power washing. Mike Bush's retirement. Are Battlehawks games on the radio? Jackson loves french toast. Real country clubs don't have social media pages.Happy Navy Caps on the Road Day to those who celebrate. Think they'll play it at Wrigley Field today? King Strode. Gonna be a pony in Wrigleyville today. Bo Deedle. Just say no to drugs. Martin says it feels like a high scoring game today. TALKS MORE SPORTS, but also, TALK LESS SPORTS!!!!!! Need to do another TMA Day at the Ballpark. TALK MORE SPORTS, BUT ONLY THE SPORTS THAT I LIKE!!!!! What's a Eutectic?The Eminem Show. Audio of Kyle Schwarber's home run last night in the Field of Dreams game. Even with a win our friend Hunter Brody was still not happy. Has a stepdad ever wed a stepson. The remote from Sauget at the Gateway Grizzlies stadium. The award winning Nick & The Badger.Don't hurt our feelings; we're just supple boys. Drops of the Week. Gonna be hard not to get emotional when you see the navy caps today. Fun with grammar. Short week, eh?Bailey Zimmerman is one of Martin's favorite emerging artists. They're mad in Chicago about John Rooney's comments on the Cubs and Wrigley Field. Audio of a Cubs fan just letting Rooney have it. Doug's done with Chicago. And their pizza sucks. Who does Doug got beef with? Paid parking and technology. Dan Orlovsky is very anti-pedicure for dudes. John Sumrall clappin' back at the takesmith. Media chuckles. Martin just got himself uninvited to the wedding.Was Olivia Munn with Aaron Rodgers during The Newsroom? Aaron Rodgers can be a little banty. Sounding like no Baez this weekend. Dan Jansen is in China and sending in pictures of himself. Who would be the Mizzou representative if Gameday came to Como?Colby's backwards MLB tattoo. Does Mizzou have a better chance at being 7-1 or 1-7 when Texas comes to town in November? Jackson's just gotta go in optimistically. Is there anything that could happen to Mizzou this year that would make Jackson cry?Design Aire Heating & Cooling EMOTDYou will never be Cardinals. Thunderation. Tim's always enjoyed a good glass blowing. Curious of the reasons for not calling up Baez. Already missing the troughs at Faurot Field. Guys with powerful prostates. Toe tappin' with the boys. A whole pack of Kneuppels. Be dominant with the trough. The word was Yum.Mmmbop was '97. Jackson's MLB hat rankings. You lose points for 3 panels. Not a lot of male teachers doing OnlyFans. Chairman and Tim's OnlyCalves account. Katie Woo on John Mozeliak's return to baseball with the Angels.We get blamed for a lot of stuff. People don't like us very much. Look at that boy with the daisy dukes on. And the winner of the EMOTD is...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris and Amy discuss parking in St Louis with STL Magazine's Ryan Krull; Mike Bush signed off KSDK last night; Jen Siess previews St Louis CITY SC's game in San Jose this weekend; Did you see this? a Heisman's kerfluffle.

Longtime KSDK News Anchor Mike Bush concludes his 41 year career today. KMOX's Michael Calhoun caught up with Mike for an 'exit interview,' before his last broadcast at 6pm. (Bill Greenblatt, UPI)

Iowa State football is facing a huge question heading into the 2026 season: Would Cyclone fans take 6-6 right now? Keith Murphy and Andy Fales debate the expectations for Jimmy Rogers' first season, react to the computer projection of 3-9, and discuss what a bowl game would mean for Iowa State. Plus, the guys break down the biggest flaws in the Field of Dreams movie, react to Kyler Murray being named the Minnesota Vikings' starting quarterback, celebrate the Iowa Everywhere Live sellout, preview the Iowa State Fair, discuss a potential Buc-ee's coming to the Des Moines metro, revisit Jack Tatum's infamous hit, St. Louis sports icon Mike Bush is retiring, debate MLB's potential salary cap, and investigate how Iowa State kicker Kyle Conrady actually pronounces his own name. Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

KSDK News Anchor Mike Bush joins Chris and Amy as he ends his television career at KSDK on August 13. He comments on how nice everyone has been during the transition process and how he hasn't been able to 'compartmentalize' the murder and mayhem stories he has to cover. He notes that lately he hasn't been able to not, 'take these stories home with me.' 'I'm not retiring to a rocking chair,' jokes Bush as he expects to do some work for KSDK, highlighting positive stories, and still host the Musial Awards.

KSDK's Mike Bush is set to retire this week, he joins Chris and Amy to start the hour to share his memories and why now is the right time to go; a child on a Canadian flight refused to be seatbelted, leading to the flight being cancelled; Matt looks back on a list of things turning 20 this year; Chris is a proud android phone user.

On today's thrilling HEP-isode of the Heavy Equipment Podcast, Mike Bush from Hammer Down talks about how the logistics industry offers something for everyone, Mike and Jo talk up the new 91,000 lb. GCWR bill in Congress, and why John Deere could have had a bit more fun with its new soap.

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On today's really quick episode of Quick Charge, we're doing a crossover episode with Mike Bush from Marketscale's Hammer Down podcast and explore the business of freight and logistics, how to get involved, and what the future might hold for more efficient, fossil-free trucking.

In this episode of GCMA Insights on Golf Club Talk UK, hosts Tom Brooke and Gareth Morgan explore how professional development programmes are helping shape the future of golf club leadership across the industry. Joining the conversation are three professionals who have each taken part in GCMA development programmes and applied the learning directly within their clubs and teams. Dan Housley, General Manager at Chevin Golf Club, shares his experience alongside Mike Bush from Ashford Golf Club and Colin Rabbatts from Coombe Hill Golf Club.  We also explore the decision-making process behind the respective courses each guest chose. Together, they reflect on the challenges they were facing before joining the programmes, what they hoped to gain from the experience, and how accurately those expectations matched reality. The discussion explores the moments where ideas and concepts truly clicked, changing the way they approached leadership, communication, operations, and decision-making within their roles. The guests also share practical examples of implementing learning back at their clubs, from operational changes and leadership approaches to everyday management decisions influenced directly by the programme content. They also discuss the value of learning alongside other managers and industry professionals facing similar challenges. A major theme throughout the episode is the importance of collaboration and peer learning. The panel reflects on how exposure to different perspectives helped broaden their thinking and how the programmes have led to valuable professional relationships that continue beyond the classroom environment. Looking ahead, the conversation turns to how these experiences will shape the next two to three years of their careers and clubs, who would benefit most from taking part in similar programmes, and what advice they would give to anyone considering applying. This episode offers practical insight into the real-world impact of professional development across the golf club industry.   www.gcma.org.uk https://gcma.org.uk/advanced-management-programme/   Connect with Us: Instagram: @golfclubtalkuk Website: Golf Club Talk UK https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighton-walker-2708b627/   Support us here: https://buymeacoffee.com/gctuk Rate & Review Please leave a 5-star review and share this episode with your golf circle!

In the “St. Louis Morning Brief,” Marc and Kim react to multiple childcare centers across the St. Louis region participating in the “Day Without Childcare” protest movement demanding increased public funding, higher wages, and expanded childcare support programs. Marc sharply criticizes the movement as politically driven activism tied to broader progressive efforts for universal childcare, while Kim argues parents should ultimately remain financially responsible for their own childcare decisions despite acknowledging how expensive daycare has become. The conversation also highlights frustration over daycare shutdowns disrupting working families while organizers host rooftop fundraising events and community gatherings. Later in the segment, Marc discusses the return of veteran St. Louis broadcaster Steve Savard to KSDK amid speculation he could eventually replace longtime anchor Mike Bush. The segment closes with discussion about rising crime concerns in the Dutchtown neighborhood and new community-led safety ideas including shared residential camera networks to help police investigate crimes more efficiently, sparking debate about balancing neighborhood security with personal privacy. Hashtags: #StLouis #Childcare #DayWithoutChildcare #SteveSavard #MikeBush #KSDK #Dutchtown #Crime #PublicSafety #Politics #MorningRadio

Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, joined Jacqui Felgate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, joined Tom Elliott in studio for a wide-ranging interview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Elliott questioned Commissioner Bush about the recent firebombings targeting Melbourne businesses, including nightclubs, restaurants, and barber shops.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police spoke on a podcast recently about the state's bail laws.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mick In The Morning chat to 7NEWS crime journalist Cassie Zervos, who broke the story fugitive Dezi Freeman being shot dead following a 6 month manhunt. We then hear from Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush about justice being served for families, the state force, and the wider community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A cop-killer shot dead while brandishing a dead officer’s gun: the dramatic end to ‘sovereign citizen’ Dezi Freeman’s violent life. Read more right now at theaustralian.com.au: ‘Coward’ Dezi Freeman shot dead by police Inside the hunt for a man on the run From the archive: Why our journo always believed Freeman was aliveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Elliott has commented on Victoria Police Commissioner Mike Bush has address regarding the man shot dead by police in Victoria's north-east this morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Bush, President of Linwood Mining, joins Emily for a sobering conversation about a tragic loss of life. Sharing the heartbreaking story of a 2017 fatality at Linwood's underground mine, Mike details the search for an employee who never returned home. This crucial discussion demonstrates how the incident forever altered Mike's approach to safety and leadership. Noting that this tragedy was caused by a series of choices, including a failure to enforce rules consistently, Mike urges listeners to recognize that tolerated shortcuts are hidden hazards that cost lives. This episode is a powerful and tragic reminder that true safety requires unwavering enforcement, even when uncomfortable, because it literally is a matter of life and death. Main Themes: The devastating reality, timeline, and emotional toll of responding to a mine fatality. The catastrophic consequences of inconsistently enforced safety policies. Understanding that near misses and tolerated shortcuts are warnings, not proof of safety. Shifting leadership focus beyond production and schedules to true safety accountability. The heavy burden of knowing a fatal accident was entirely preventable. The importance of making safety more than just a set of written rules. Toolbox Talk Discussion Questions: Mike joins the podcast to talk about a fatality at the jobsite and how it changed his perspective on safety. What does Mike's experience tell us about safety, accountability and leadership?  Mike says that near-miss situations and tolerated shortcuts are warning signs, not proof that everything is okay. How does this relate to working safely, including things like risk assessments and stop work authority?  Does anyone have a story they'd like to share about an incident that changed their perspective on safety? Key Takeaways: "The company president had to make the call no one ever wants to make. He had to tell the miner's wife that her husband had been found and that he did not survive." "The rules that are sometimes enforced aren't actually rules and hazards that are known but tolerated will eventually hurt someone." "Near misses and tolerated shortcuts are warning signs, not proof that things are okay." "Policy only protects people when it's consistently applied."" "The choices we make or don't make can follow us forever." "I think about that miner, I think about his wife, and I think about the fact that this didn't have to happen. If sharing this story prevents one person from taking a risk they shouldn't, then it's worth telling." Links: National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association Website: https://www.nssga.org/ Take Control: Prevent Serious Injuries and Fatalities: https://www.nssga.org/industry-priorities/health-safety/take-control-prevent-serious-injuries-and-fatalities

A letter from Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, has caught the attention of Jacqui Felgate on Monday afternoon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Felgate has revisited some audio of Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, on the topic of car theft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Longtime KSDK broadcaster Mike Bush announced his pending retirement over the weekend. He joins Chris and Amy. 'Boy, you're making me feel old,' jokes Bush as Chris explains that he was 7 years old when Mike Bush first came to St Louis. He's been in St Louis for over 40 years, 'this always felt like home to me.' He says he turned down an offer from ESPN to stay in St Louis. He looks back on his career and the memorable 'Bob & Mike' commercials with the late Bob Richards.

St Louisan and White House Correspondent Andrew Egger joins Chris & Amy to start the hour; what are some of the problems that 'tall people' face, and why did they get together to discuss them?; KSDK's Mike Bush announced his retirement; Amy adds more context to the word she learned while she was out sick.

Amy has returned, so has Chris. Willson Contreras is headed to Boston in a trade; a homeless man steered authorities to the Brown University shooter; what could be renamed after Chris and Amy in St Louis?; Maury Brown from Forbes on cable sports networks; Matt Pauley with more on Contreras trade; Andrew Egger from The Bulwark; KSDK's Mike Bush announces his retirement.

Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, has been questioned on the new search for alleged double cop killer Dezi Freeman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Top cop Mike Bush joined Jacqui Felgate in the studio on Friday afternoon for a wide-ranging interview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Show reporter Christine Ahern joined Ross and Russ to discuss the latest story on the top cop.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Elliott has weighed in on the latest controversy surrounding Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Mike Bush.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria Police top cop Mike Bush has apologised on 3AW Mornings for using a police helicopter to travel to a conference in Tasmania.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW : Get to the chopper! New top cop Mike Bush has been critiqued for using the Police Helicopter, we'll talk Ye Olde Crimes and Crazy Sports Contracts plus we'll get to the bottom of Jeremy Allen White singing Bruce Springsteen classics. Catch Mick in the Morning LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M. To watch your favourite new Breakfast Radio crew in action, follow @molloy and @triplemmelb on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sly had his say on the plans to get more officers out on the beat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The state's police chief commissioner Mike Bush joined Mick In The Morning after announcing new measures to prevent crime within the community. A former New Zealand officer, Bush discusses the plan to get more cops on the frontline and away from desks, ankle monitoring for youth criminals out on bail, a united public service system, and organised crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 3AW Drive host brought up topics with the top cop such as police resourcing, changes to bail laws, machete bins and protests.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sly of the Underworld has weighed in on top cop Mike Bush's "ambitious" plan to cut the crime rate by five per cent, amid the worrying crime crisis in Victoria.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 3AW host had some strong views on recent actions made by Premier Jacinta Allan and Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police Mike Bush.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die polisie in Australië soek na ʼn swaar gewapende man wat gister in Porepunkah, Victoria, drie polisiebeamptes geskiet het. Twee van die slagoffers is dood. Die verdagte is geïdentifiseer as die 56-jarige Dezi Freeman. Daar is op tien polisiebeamptes gevuur toe hulle na Freeman se eiendom gegaan het met ʼn lasbrief vir inhegtenisneming weens vermeende seksuele oortredings. Victoria se hoof-polisiekommissaris, Mike Bush, sê die soektog fokus op ʼn beboste gebied naby Freeman se huis:

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Mike Bush, Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, discussed the 'frustration' felt by Melbournian's and police officers due to heightened crime. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqui Felgate is joined by Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police Mike Bush to discuss crime, officer moral and recruitment issues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's been some recent comments made by Brad Battin about new chief commissioner of Victoria Police Mike Bush which has caught Heidi Murphy's attention.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sly of the Underworld has commented on the start of Mike Bush's tenure as the new chief commissioner of Victoria Police.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-5:40) Luther Vandross puts it all in perspective. We're just never prepared. Charlie from the St. Louis Hero Network joins us again talking Brian McKenna.(5:48-25:20) Bel Biv Devoe and Mike Bush's Hoop It Up. Chamber of Commerce weather today. Chairman Steve offering Doug illicit drugs. Dotem pizza thieves. Deke Dotem origin story. Cal Kennedy is on the property. Doug's son's trouble pulling the ball.(25:30-37:22) Mike Lee & EMOTDSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Karen Middleton looks at the strategy behind the Labour victory in the Australian elections, the mushroom murder trail attracting international attention and NZ's former police chief, Mike Bush, is appointed Victoria's police commissioner.

It was a big night in Frankston last night as the Melbourne born Chicago Bulls player subbed in at a local A-grade competition in Frankston last night, in this edition of The Conversation Hour we talk the significance of the appearance with Melbourne's basketball community. Also in this edition, how much can Victoria's new chief police commissioner Mike Bush change the culture, what are the best looks at this year's Met Gala and why are some elite athletes been warned against having one night stands.

On Episode 750 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking about the Canadian government ordering an end to the rail lockout. CN has ended its lockout, but CPKC is continuing its work stoppage. Scammers are targeting zero-emission fleets in California by offering them bogus Telsa Semi reservations. Talon Logistics Inc.'s Mike Bush talks about how it works and why his company didn't fall victim to it.  A couple of ladies of logistics clap back against creeps contacting them in their direct messages. Just how serious is this problem, and how frequently are women facing harassment online? Shimmi Munson and Lacey Wanczyk share their experiences.  Journey's Will Jenkins demos his brand new AI role-playing tool. It allows you to practice cold calls, warm calls, discovery calls and more with AI robots that respond like your target prospects. Plus, Massachusetts bans new diesel trucks; Pilot sponsors the Volunteers; hybrid workers; and the problem with conestogas.    Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Episode 740 of WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, Dooner is talking about a pair of trucking companies in Miami that have filed for bankruptcy protection. Also in headlines, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration says its hands are tied when it comes to fighting double brokering. Warehouse training enters the cybersphere with virtual reality training stations. Abel Womack's Jim Hennemann talks about how it works and what kind of results he's seeing. We'll also learn what warehouse solutions are in demand right now. Freight fraud has been hammering our industry. Talon Logistics Inc.'s Mike Bush talks about what is being done to fight double brokering, cybercrime and driver identity theft in Los Angeles and the USA.  Author and inspiration Nick Klingensmith's new book “Selling Inspired” drops on Amazon Tuesday. The stress and pressure can lead to burnout, loss of motivation and crippling self-doubt affecting all areas of your life. It can rob you of the very inspiration needed to excel in your career. Klingensmith outlines how to get past these blocks.  Plus, rate the strap work; putting out truck fires; and more.  Watch on YouTube Check out the WTT merch store Visit our sponsor Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices