Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ackerman

Tom Ackerman talks with Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, about the team's playoff performance, season momentum, and Alexander Steen's future role in the organization. They also highlight the 30th anniversary of Enterprise Center and the importance of community support. Plus, Zimmerman shares details on tornado relief efforts, including fundraising for the Red Cross and United Way, and a food truck support program helping those in need. helpingpeople.org/stormrelief

Tom Ackerman breaks down the biggest stories in motorsports, starting with the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500, where 350,000 fans are expected—weather permitting. Chris Blair, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Worldwide Technology Raceway, joins the show to preview the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 night race, the Confluence music festival, and new fan experiences like expanded campgrounds and nightly concerts. Plus, we dive into the buzz surrounding Kyle Larson's ambitious attempt to compete in both the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on the same day.

In Hour 1, Tom talks with Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, about the team's season, community-driven tornado relief efforts, and future plans. Chris Blair, GM of Worldwide Technology Raceway, previews the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 and the Confluence Music Festival. Mark Boyle, longtime radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, shares insights on the playoff battle with the Knicks and Coach Rick Carlisle's leadership. Plus, the latest on Cardinals baseball, Kyle Larson's daring Indy 500–Coca-Cola 600 double attempt, and local fundraising efforts for the Red Cross and Urban League. Hour 2 dives deeper into the Cardinals' recent winning momentum with John Mozeliak and Bernie Miklasz, while Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis City SC, discusses the team's current challenges and strategies for rebuilding confidence and cohesion. The show also covers the excitement around the Monaco Grand Prix, Indianapolis 500, and updates from the NHL and NBA playoffs.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman hosts a deep dive into the latest from the St. Louis Cardinals, celebrating their recent winning momentum and strategic outlook with John Mozeliak and Bernie Miklasz. Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to discuss St. Louis City SC's current struggles and the steps needed to rebuild confidence and team cohesion. The conversation also touches on the excitement surrounding the Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500, and updates from the NHL and NBA playoffs

Tom Ackerman talks with Bernie Miklasz about the St. Louis Cardinals' resilience following a tough stretch where they lost three out of four games. They highlight impressive outings from pitchers Miles Mikolas and Matthew Liberatore, and discuss Jordan Walker's recent improvements at the plate. Miklasz also examines how the team continues to compete against strong opponents and what this means for the Cardinals' playoff hopes.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak, President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals, about the team's impressive stretch—winning 15 of their last 19 games. Mozeliak breaks down the club's strong pitching and defense, the emergence of young talent like Jordan Walker, and how the team is navigating injuries, including the loss of Wilson Contreras. They also discuss Alec Burleson's increased role, bullpen depth, and the delicate balance between player development and maintaining a winning club. Plus, Mozeliak shares thoughts on minor league progress and what to watch as the trade deadline approaches.

Tom Ackerman talks with Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis City SC, about the club's recent 1-0 loss to Colorado, ongoing offensive struggles, and missed scoring chances. Pfannenstiel addresses team confidence, the importance of leadership and accountability, and whether changes may be necessary. They also discuss how the team can rebuild unity and return to the principles that defined their success. Plus, Lutz highlights the role of sports in uniting the community during tornado relief efforts and stresses the club's commitment to supporting St. Louis in difficult times.

Tom Ackerman talks with Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, about the team's season, community-driven tornado relief efforts, and the organization's future plans. Chris Blair, GM of Worldwide Technology Raceway, previews the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 and the Confluence Music Festival. Mark Boyle, longtime radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, shares insight on the team's playoff battle with the Knicks and Coach Rick Carlisle's leadership. Plus, Ackerman covers the latest in Cardinals baseball, Kyle Larson's attempt at the Indy 500-Coca-Cola 600 double, and highlights the community's fundraising efforts for the Red Cross and Urban League.

Tom Ackerman talks with Mark Boyle, the longtime radio voice of the Indiana Pacers, about his brief tenure at KMOX Radio in 1988 and his childhood admiration for the station's broadcasting legacy. Boyle shares insights on the Pacers' current playoff run, the leadership of Tyrese Haliburton, and the team's ensemble-style approach under veteran head coach Rick Carlisle. They also discuss the storied Pacers-Knicks rivalry, the electric atmosphere at Madison Square Garden, and the dynamics of Indiana's passionate basketball fan base. Plus, Boyle reflects on his 37-year career in broadcasting and the evolution of the NBA from the perspective of a seasoned insider.

KMOX Sports Director, Tom Ackerman joins to talk about the Battlehawks hosting conference Championship game and the hot stretch by the Cardinals.

Today on the Marc Cox Morning Show; Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation joins to talk about to talk about the Supreme Court injunctions and his thoughts on what was talked about with Kim on a Whim. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe joins the show to talk about the cleanup in the city after Friday tornado and some bills that he has on his desk waiting for a signature. Kevin Scott, General Manager of Public Safety at Bi-State Development joins to talk about where stands on new secure plan and other measures that are being taken for safety on public transportation. Major Adam Moore, Greater St. Louis Area Commander for Salvation Army joins to talk about the cleanup effort and how can people help after Friday tornado. KMOX Sports Director, Tom Ackerman joins to talk about the Battlehawks hosting conference Championship game and the hot stretch by the Cardinals. Plus Nicole Murray, Kim on a Whim and In Other News.

In the final hour Marc talk about President Trump will sign 'Take it Down Act' into law this afternoon. Major Adam Moore, Greater St. Louis Area Commander for Salvation Army joins to talk about the cleanup effort and how can people help after Friday tornado. KMOX Sports Director, Tom Ackerman joins to talk about the Battlehawks hosting conference Championship game and the hot stretch by the Cardinals.

Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning opens with coverage of the devastating EF3 tornado that tore through St. Louis, claiming five lives and damaging several neighborhoods. Tom Ackerman highlights ongoing relief efforts and resources from KMOX, Catholic Charities, the Urban League, and the Red Cross. Dan Reardon checks in from the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where Scottie Scheffler holds a 3-shot lead. Reardon shares insights from his 131st major as Rory McIlroy struggles and Bryson DeChambeau draws attention. Tom also recaps the Cardinals' winning surge—12 of their last 13—and the Battlehawks' thrilling UFL win over Birmingham. He closes with Blues Chairman Tom Stillman, reflecting on the team's playoff loss, a cultural reset, emerging talent like Jimmy Snuggerud, and the front-office transition from Doug Armstrong to Alex Steen.

In Hour 2 of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman begins with STL City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel, who addresses the team's disappointing performance against Minnesota, the need to rebuild mental toughness, and how the club is rallying to support the community in the aftermath of the St. Louis tornado. Next, Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins to discuss the team's recent hot streak—winning 12 of their last 13—highlighting improved starting pitching, contributions from young players, and a deeper, more confident lineup. Wrapping up the hour, Bernie Miklasz reflects on narrowly avoiding storm damage and shares his thoughts on the Cardinals' MLB-best 25–14 record since April 25, praising their defense, bullpen, and resilience as they prepare to face Michael Wacha. The hour highlights both the city's strength and its sports teams' determination.

Tom Ackerman talks to STL City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel about the team's disappointing performance in their recent loss to Minnesota. Pfannenstiel discusses the squad's lack of energy, fight, and competitive mentality, emphasizing the urgent need for a mental reset and renewed focus. He outlines Olof Mellberg's efforts to establish a solid defensive structure and the shared responsibility across players and staff to turn things around. With playoff hopes fading, Pfannenstiel stresses the importance of game-by-game improvement and pride in performance. He also highlights the team's role in supporting the St. Louis community after the recent tornado, using sports as a unifying and healing force. Looking ahead, City SC sees the upcoming Open Cup rematch as a chance to respond with urgency, pride, and respect for the fans.

Tom Ackerman sits down with St. Louis Blues Chairman Tom Stillman to reflect on the team's playoff heartbreak against the Winnipeg Jets and the emotional highs and lows of the season. Stillman praises key off-season moves by Doug Armstrong, including offer sheets and the additions of Philip Broberg and Cam Fowler, as well as Jim Montgomery's impact as head coach. He discusses a major cultural shift toward a team-first mentality, highlighting standout performances by Nathan Walker and top prospect Jimmy Snuggerud, who is transitioning impressively from college hockey. Stillman also previews the leadership transition as Alex Steen prepares to become General Manager. The segment closes with insights on growing youth and women's hockey in the Midwest and a heartfelt thank-you to Blues fans for their continued support.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Bernie Miklasz to reflect on the powerful tornado that struck St. Louis. Bernie shares his personal experience during the storm and the emotional aftermath. The conversation turns to the St. Louis Cardinals, who boast an MLB-best 25-14 record since April 25 and a 7-1 mark in one-run games after revamping the bullpen. Bernie praises the team's renewed energy, strong defense, and resilience as they prepare to face former Cardinal Michael Wacha. The segment closes with a tribute to the strength and unity of the St. Louis community in the face of disaster.

Tom Ackerman and golf analyst Dan Reardon break down the latest from the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where Scottie Scheffler holds a commanding three-shot lead. Despite the devastating storm back in St. Louis, conditions at the course have allowed for low scores, with Scheffler showcasing remarkable consistency and recovery—averaging 69 in majors. The conversation also covers Rory McIlroy's struggles and fading hopes for a calendar Grand Slam, and Bryson DeChambeau's unconventional style and need for more victories. They also praise Quail Hollow's energized gallery and venue atmosphere while discussing St. Louis's potential to host future PGA events. Reardon shares insights from his years covering major golf championships.

Tom Ackerman talks to Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak about the recent devastating storm that struck St. Louis, the chaos and damage it caused, and how the Cardinals organization is stepping up by supporting Red Cross relief efforts. On the field, Mozeliak reflects on the team's hot streak—winning 12 of their last 13 games—driven by stellar starting pitching, lineup depth, and confident young players. He highlights standout performances from Wilson Contreras, Victor Scott, Kyle Leahy, and Brendan Donovan. Mozeliak also shares the organization's strategic focus on youth development, competitiveness in the division, and their hopes to be buyers by the trade deadline.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to talk about Pete Rose no longer on banned list, Matt Carpenter announcing his retirement and more.

Tom Ackerman breaks down the Cardinals' hot streak—eight straight wins and a sweep of the Nationals—highlighting standout performances from pitchers like Fetty, Palante, Gray, and Liberatore. Despite sitting just one game out of first in the Central Division, the team faces record-low attendance at Busch Stadium. Ackerman also examines the growing fan presence at Battle Hawks games versus low turnout in other UFL markets. Plus, a deeper conversation on social media toxicity, including the threats faced by Lance McCullers and why some athletes like Max Homa are leaving platforms altogether.

Jessie Jane Duff joins the show to break down the Trump administration's trade strategy with China, address challenges facing the Democratic Party, and weigh in on military and immigration policy. Tom Ackerman delivers a Cardinals sports update, including the latest in their rivalry with the Cubs and a look at UFL BattleHawks attendance. Plus, a sharp look at how online harassment, including threats against athletes, is shaping social media discourse. The episode also covers the President's news conference on drug pricing reform and stock market reactions to trade developments.

In Hour 1, Marc Cox explores major global developments, including a new China trade deal, President Trump's drug pricing strategy, and peace efforts in the Middle East. Kim St. Onge wraps the hour with “Kim on a Whim,” spotlighting South Carolina's execution of Mikal Mahdi and the ongoing debate over firing squads. Hour 2 features Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation breaking down legal questions around drug pricing and nationwide injunctions. Nichole Murray reports on the stock market and a quirky Krispy Kreme–Pac-Man story. The hour closes with “In Other News,” including British comedian Stuart Lee's controversial views on Trump and fascism in America. In Hour 3, Lucas Tomlinson joins to recap President Trump's diplomatic trip to Saudi Arabia and new developments in the Middle East and China. Dan Snell discusses the impact of a proposed millionaire tax and the delicate balance between drug affordability and pharmaceutical innovation. The hour ends with reactions to the China trade deal, media bias, and Charles Barkley's comments on transgender athletes—plus a fun segment on cooking crabs in an air fryer. Hour 4 brings in Jessie Jane Duff to analyze Trump's trade policy, Democratic challenges, and military and immigration issues. Tom Ackerman provides a spirited Cardinals update, a look at UFL BattleHawks attendance, and commentary on online threats against athletes like Max Homa and Lance McCullers. The hour wraps with stock market analysis and Trump's drug pricing push.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz break down the St. Louis Cardinals' hot streak, winning 9 of their last 11 and posting the best NL record since April 30. They discuss improved pitching, bullpen strength, and a renewed offensive approach. The conversation also tackles mixed fan reactions—are supporters still too critical of management despite the surge? Plus, a look ahead to today's game against the Nationals with Miles Mikolas on the mound, and the brewing rivalry with the Cubs as the June series at Busch looms. The segment wraps with thoughts on team payroll, player development philosophy, and a special Mother's Day shoutout.

Two-time Indianapolis 500 champion Josef Newgarden joins Tom Ackerman to reflect on the emotional connection between racing and fatherhood ahead of the Father's Day IndyCar race at Worldwide Technology Raceway on June 15. Newgarden shares what it's like to compete in front of 300,000 fans at the Indy 500, the physical and mental demands of oval racing, and why St. Louis holds a special place in his heart. He also praises the city's stadium design and encourages families to experience race day together. Keywords: Josef Newgarden, Indianapolis 500, IndyCar, Father's Day race, Worldwide Technology Raceway, Tom Ackerman, oval racing, motorsports, St. Louis racing, racing with dad, Indy 500 2025, family race weekend

St. Louis Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong joins Tom Ackerman to evaluate the team's performance and lay out the vision for the future. Armstrong praises the leadership of Brayden Schenn and Jordan Binnington during a difficult season and offers insight into the Blues' playoff exit, pointing to struggles in five-on-six situations and system execution. He discusses the organization's focus on internal development, highlighting young talents like Jake Neighbours, Joel Hofer, Dylan Holloway, and Philip Broberg as key pieces moving forward. Armstrong also addresses the physical grind of the NHL playoffs and the need for constant improvement to remain competitive.

Tom Ackerman celebrates a milestone moment with St. Louis University Softball Head Coach Christy Connoyer, as the Billikens clinch their first-ever NCAA tournament appearance after winning the Atlantic 10 title. Connoyer reflects on the team's grit, winning five one-run games, including a dramatic 4-3 victory over Fordham. She also highlights the leadership of senior Abby Mallo, a biomedical engineering major with 80 RBIs and a 3.915 GPA, exemplifying the team's dedication on and off the field. The segment also previews the NCAA Selection Show at SLU's O'Loughlin Family Champions Center.

Tom Ackerman talks with Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis CITY SC, following the team's frustrating loss to San Diego. Lutz breaks down the match, pointing to missed chances, individual mistakes, and careless giveaways that led to goals. He notes the positive return of goalkeeper and captain Roman Bürki, but acknowledges that injuries continue to hamper the squad, with players like Chris Durkin, Henry Kessler, and Tomas Totland still sidelined. Lutz calls for focus and resilience to prevent the season from slipping further and stresses the importance of reconnecting with the fan base.

John Mozeliak, President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals, joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the team's recent success, including a seven-game winning streak and sweeps against the Mets. Mozeliak highlights the importance of strong starting pitching and the ongoing adjustments to the bullpen, with players like Garcia showing promise. He addresses the team's commitment to player development, focusing on the growth of young stars like Gorman and Walker. Mozeliak also updates fans on minor league prospects like JJ Weatherholt, who's progressing well at Double-A, and the strategic recovery of Ivan Herrera. With the fifth overall pick in the upcoming draft, Mozeliak remains optimistic about the team's

In today's episode, Tom Ackerman dives deep into a variety of sports topics with some major names in the game. Bernie Miklasz kicks things off, giving his take on the latest St. Louis Cardinals performance and their future outlook. Josef Newgarden, two-time Indianapolis 500 champion, shares his excitement for the upcoming IndyCar race at Worldwide Technology Raceway and reflects on the emotional connection to racing and fatherhood. Doug Armstrong, General Manager of the St. Louis Blues, discusses the team's challenges, leadership from Brayden Schenn and Jordan Binnington, and the importance of youth development for the future of the franchise. Next, Christy Connoyer, Head Coach of SLU Softball, celebrates the team's historic first-ever NCAA tournament appearance, reflecting on their A-10 championship and leadership from players like Abby Mallo. Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis CITY SC, discusses the team's recent struggles, the return of Roman Bürki, and ongoing injury challenges as the squad fights to stay competitive in the MLS. Finally, John Mozeliak, President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals, shares insights into the team's seven-game winning streak, bullpen moves, and commitment to player development, including updates on prospects like JJ Weatherholt and Ivan Herrera's return from injury.

Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman break down a red-hot seven-game win streak for the Cardinals, powered by strong pitching and promising young talent. They also reflect on the Blues' crushing playoff loss to the Winnipeg Jets and what it means for the team's future. Looking ahead to the next Sports Show, they preview conversations with guests like Joseph Newgarden and Doug Armstrong, covering everything from performance and fan engagement to leadership and the emotional highs and lows of competition.

Hour 2 begins with Marc Cox taking aim at Dr. Anthony Fauci—highlighting controversy over gain-of-function research and President Biden's pardon. In the second segment, Marc discusses political tensions at the Kennedy Center, where some performers are refusing to work with Donald Trump, sparking a larger conversation about liberal bias in entertainment. Tom Ackerman returns in Segment 3 with more Cardinals baseball coverage, including the team's current winning streak, Victor Scott II's standout base-running, and improved bullpen performances. The hour wraps with In Other News—a lightning round of bizarre and trending stories, from a Yellowstone bison attack to a Burger King lawsuit over burger sizes, a senior assassin high school game, and Zillow's new listing rules.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman joins Marc Cox for a laid-back yet engaging conversation on music, baseball, and life. Tom shares his personal music tastes—from the Grateful Dead to Sinatra and Led Zeppelin—and his passion for collecting vinyl records, including love for modern artists like Chris Stapleton. Shifting to sports, they break down the Cardinals' current 5-game winning streak, highlight Victor Scott's base-running skills, and analyze improvements in bullpen performance

Marc Cox starts the morning with breaking weather updates and a deep dive into the Papal Conclave—how a new Pope is elected and what it means for the global Catholic Church. The show unpacks rising political controversies, from Dr. Fauci's gain-of-function research and Bernie Sanders' private jet use to Jerome Powell's standoff with the White House over interest rates. “Kim on a Whim” returns as Kim St. Onge discusses the ongoing crime wave in St. Louis and Kansas City, plus sanctuary city fallout. Marc and Tom Ackerman shift gears to celebrate a Cardinals 5-game winning streak, highlighting Victor Scott II's speed and a revived bullpen. Former Senator Jim Talent joins to analyze U.S.–China trade dynamics, tensions in the Middle East, and America's global position. Then, Elliot Davis of Elliot Davis TV weighs in on St. Louis city leadership, police strategy, homelessness, and new Mayor Cara Spencer's early performance. Shannon Bream of Fox News Sunday and Griff Jenkins of FOX News break down the Papal vote, Trump's looming UK trade announcement, and the role of media in major global events. Laura Hettiger rounds out the show with details on the “Run for Kids” 5K supporting the Little Bit Foundation in Tower Grove Park.

In Hour 1, Kim & Marc break down the biggest storyline in the Shortlist, including the overreaction to a harmless little blasphemy, and, as usual, another rendition of the Anthem. Trump says he won't run for a third term. Kim on a Whim breaks down paid protesters. And more from Marc & Kim on the overreaction to another Trump joke. In Hour 2, Marc & Kim run through the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, Hans von Spakovsky joins the show to talk about the legality of Trump deportations & if the 5th amendment factors in, Nicole Murray joins for a business report, Marc is excited for Cinco de Mayo & its other names & In Other News they address another bad piece of news for Bill Belichick. In Hour 3, Kim & Marc break down the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, dive deeper into the local story of a Wash U researcher who is vandalizing Tesla's around town, Jen Wade from MoDOT joins to talk about the construction on I-55, & Kim exposes paid protesters in Kim on a Whim, Too. In the final hour, Marc & Kim get into the big story from the day in The Shortlist as a ruling as come down to the estate of Ashley Babbitt, Jessi Jane Duff joins the show to talk about accusations of constitutional violations from the Trump admin, Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk a disappointing end to an otherwise promising Blues' season & Marc gets to indulge in his Van Halen fandom.

Marc & Kim get into the big story from the day in The Shortlist as a ruling as come down to the estate of Ashley Babbitt, Jessi Jane Duff joins the show to talk about accusations of constitutional violations from the Trump admin, Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk a disappointing end to an otherwise promising Blues' season & Marc gets to indulge in his Van Halen fandom.

Tom Ackerman joins Marc & Kim in studio to talk about the heartbreak for St. Louis last night, what this means for the Blues future & why he just can't sugar coat how hard this is going to be to get over.

In Hour 1, Marc & Kim get into the biggest stories in the Shortlist, plus the Anthem, play clips from a new Kamala Harris speech, Kim on a Whim tackles the story of a viral panhandler making waves for his looks & Marc's issues with the federal judge in KC who isn't pressing chargers for Telsa vandalism. In Hour 2, Marc & Kim are back with another edition of the Shortlist, Ryan Schmelz joins to talk about Republican opposition to blues state tax deductions, Tom Ackerman breaks down a Blues loss & a pair of Cardinals' wins & In Other News Marc covers a crazy story out of Pittsburgh. In Hour 3, Marc & Kim are joined by Jim Talent to talk about the votes against Trump's tariffs from the right & an update on the war in Ukraine, the social contagion in danger of taking over American schools, In the final hour, Marc & Kim dive into another round of DEI craziness, are joined by Shannon Bream to talk about the current case of federal courts weighing in on Trump's administration, Griff Jenkins is live from the University of Alabama to talk about deportation cases & more issues coming out about how bad things were in the Biden White House.

Marc & Kim are back with another edition of the Shortlist, Ryan Schmelz joins to talk about Republican opposition to blues state tax deductions, Tom Ackerman breaks down a Blues loss & a pair of Cardinals' wins & In Other News Marc covers a crazy story out of Pittsburgh.

Tom Ackerman joins the show in studio to talk about the Blues falling behind the Jets 3-2 in their first round series after Wednesday night's loss and the Cardinals walloping the Reds in both game of the double-header.

We begin with Tom Holman, audio from the White House press briefing, where Tom Holman shares the latest updates on immigration enforcement and policy discussions. Jessie Jane Duff joins the conversation next, offering her perspective on illegal immigration, the impact of border control measures, and the political commentary surrounding protests and the influence of cartels on political systems. We also dive into the broader social issues tied to illegal immigration, including drug abuse and human trafficking. Finally, we turn to Tom Ackerman for an exciting sports update. We dive into the NFL draft, with a discussion on Shedeur Sanders' draft prospects and why he wasn't selected in the first round. Tom then shifts gears to St. Louis Blues hockey, analyzing the team's playoff performance against Winnipeg and the growing momentum as they move forward in the postseason.

In Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc celebrates a big St. Louis Blues win and shares highlights from his own sporting clay tournament victory, including a meeting with NFL coach Mike Martz. The conversation shifts to major judicial and immigration controversies, including the arrest of a judge in New Mexico, deportation policies, border security, and anchor baby discussions. Marc and Kim St. Onge also explore the ethics behind embryo screening technology, genetic testing, and concerns over designer babies and disability discrimination. In Hour 2, Marc discusses the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan for aiding an illegal immigrant's escape from ICE agents. Hans von Spakovsky from The Heritage Foundation joins to explain the legal implications, the supremacy of federal law over state efforts to obstruct enforcement, and compares the case to past incidents like the Massachusetts judge case. Plus, Annie Frey prepares to attend a White House press briefing, where she plans to ask about Governor JB Pritzker's comments and shares her experience navigating White House security. In Hour 3, we hear live audio from Tom Holman, former ICE Director, discussing challenges judges face when obstructing ICE arrests and his insights on border security policy. Holman highlights key successes in reducing illegal immigration and human trafficking. The conversation continues with Tom Graffeo, CFP, who shares advice on the growing trend of parents financially supporting their adult children. With 50% of parents still providing an average of $1,400 per month, Tom discusses how to navigate healthy boundaries and protect your own financial future. Ashley Smith Thomas, Political Strategist and Founder & CEO of Freedom Fund USA, joins to discuss immigration enforcement, Governor Pritzker's resistance to federal policies, and the political implications of border security measures. In Hour 4, Jessie Jane Duff joins to offer her perspective on illegal immigration, the impact of border control measures, and political commentary surrounding protests and cartels' influence on political systems. The conversation shifts to broader social issues tied to illegal immigration, such as drug abuse and human trafficking. Finally, Tom Ackerman brings an exciting sports update, diving into the NFL draft, discussing Shedeur Sanders' draft prospects and why he wasn't selected in the first round. Tom also analyzes St. Louis Blues hockey, including their playoff performance against Winnipeg and growing postseason momentum.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman starts with a reflection on the 2025 NFL Draft, breaking down key picks and implications for the upcoming season. Then, St. Louis CITY SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to discuss the club's latest signing, Xande Silva, and provides an update on the team's progress so far this season, including a preview of their upcoming match against LAFC. Next, Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak talks about the passing of Walt Jocketty, honoring their long-time friendship and collaboration, including their successful years together, such as the 2006 World Series win. Mozeliak also offers insight into the current state of the Cardinals, highlighting strong home performance, struggles on the road, bullpen concerns, and standout players like Nolan Arenado. Finally, Bernie Miklasz joins Tom to discuss the Blues' Game 4 playoff matchup against the Winnipeg Jets, reflecting on their momentum from Game 3 and the psychological edge over Jets' goalie Connor Hellebuyck. The two also dive into the Cardinals' contrasting performances at home and on the road, before paying tribute to the late Walt Jocketty and his impactful legacy with the team.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman talks with author Doug Feldmann about the legacy of Walt Jocketty and his impact on the Cardinals' success. Feldmann also revisits the unforgettable 1987 Cardinals season, highlighting Whitey Herzog's masterful leadership, key moments like Tom Lawless' stunning World Series home run, Vince Coleman's dynamic base-stealing, and how the team overcame major injuries. Doug also discusses his book One More for the White Rat, shedding light on one of the Cardinals' most inspiring seasons.

Tom Ackerman kicks off Sports on a Sunday Morning by welcoming former KMOX sports host Ron Jacober to reflect on the legacy of Cardinals General Manager Walt Jocketty, discussing his resistance to analytics, key player acquisitions like Mark McGwire and Jim Edmonds, and his Hall of Fame induction. Author Doug Feldmann then joins to talk about his book One More for the White Rat and revisit the remarkable 1987 Cardinals season under Whitey Herzog. Finally, Blues President and CEO Chris Zimmerman shares the excitement surrounding the Blues' playoff series against the Winnipeg Jets, Jim Montgomery's coaching, and the growing fan momentum fueled by viral support from Jon Gruden.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman talks with St. Louis CITY SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel about the club's newest signing, Xande Silva, whose international experience and dynamic attacking skills are expected to boost the offense. Pfannenstiel also breaks down CITY SC's season so far, highlighting their strong defense and the need for more scoring. Plus, they preview tonight's match against LAFC, provide updates on players like Ben Lutz, and talks signing of Simon Becher, and discuss Edu's return to training.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman talks with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak about the passing of Walt Jocketty, recalling their long-time friendship and professional collaboration that began in 1995 with the Colorado Rockies. Mozeliak reflects on Jocketty's universal respect, the team's World Series win in 2006, and their successful years together. The conversation also touches on the Cardinals' current season, with strong home performance but struggles on the road, bullpen concerns, and the standout play of Nolan Arenado.

In Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc talks about a volunteer cleanup near Crown Candy by local radio station staff and dives into the controversy surrounding transgender athletes in the Boston Marathon, sparking a broader debate about fairness in sports. The conversation then shifts to political commentary, discussing the Trump administration's executive orders and Senator Chris Van Hollen's involvement in an El Salvador immigration case, after a Maryland constituent was tragically killed by an illegal alien. Tom Ackerman joins for a sports update, covering the St. Louis Blues' playoff matchup against Winnipeg, as well as a proud moment for Tom with his daughter's lacrosse victory. The hour ends with "In Other News" Target's diversity policies, boycotts, JoJo Siwa, and more.

Tom Ackerman breaks down the St. Louis Blues' upcoming playoff showdown against Winnipeg at Enterprise Center, highlighting the importance of speed, discipline, and home-ice advantage. He also shares a proud parenting moment as his daughter Erica leads her lacrosse team to victory and prepares for college athletics. Plus, updates on the Battle Hawks, a preview of the Cardinals' series against the Brewers, and more.

Hour 1 kicks off with Marc Cox tackling an Illinois bill that could force schools to drop mascots linked to Native American and disability references, sparking backlash over political agendas and implementation costs. He then unpacks the Boy Scouts' cultural shift and Kim St. Onge joins for "Kim on a Whim" to discuss why many young adults no longer want children—citing economic worries, cultural shifts, and the proposed $5,000 baby bonus. Tulsi Gabbard's push to declassify domestic terrorism plans raises red flags over free speech and government overreach. In Hour 2, Marc highlights a local cleanup near Crown Candy and shifts into the national debate over transgender athletes in events like the Boston Marathon. He discusses executive orders under Trump, immigration issues involving Senator Chris Van Hollen, and gets a sports update from Tom Ackerman. “In Other News” wraps the hour with headlines on Target's diversity agenda, JoJo Siwa, and more. Hour 3 features a full-throttle takedown of government overreach—from Illinois lawmakers targeting school mascots, to proposed mandates for homeschool and private school rosters. Jim Talent weighs in on the Biden administration's mishandling of border security and Ukraine-Russia strategy. Dylan Sharkey exposes Illinois' inflated gas tax, declining road quality, and wasteful spending. Hour 4 dives deeper into family economics with the baby bonus proposal. The Supreme Court's role in school content and parental rights gets examined, followed by detailed analysis of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation case. Shannon Bream and Griff Jenkins join to dissect legal and political fallout. The show closes with heartfelt community coverage of the “Rock for Brett” charity concert in honor of Brett Haubrick's courageous battle with cancer.