Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ackerman

Kim Cella, Citizens for Modern Transit joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to talk about No Red Day and why someone should to take public transit.

Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning features Tom Ackerman in conversation with three key guests. Dan Reardon breaks down the brutal conditions at Oakmont Golf Course, including Sam Burns leading the field and Rory McIlroy's media stance. Keith Fisher joins to talk about his new role as Lindenwood University's head hockey coach, the transition to Division One, and the growing hockey presence in St. Louis. The hour wraps with Chris Blair previewing the IndyCar race at World Wide Technology Raceway, highlighting top drivers, race day events, and a special post-race concert with Chase Wright.

Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning features Tom Ackerman in conversation with three key guests. Dan Reardon breaks down the brutal conditions at Oakmont Golf Course, highlighting Sam Burns leading the field and Rory McIlroy's approach to media interactions. Keith Fisher discusses his new role as Lindenwood University's head hockey coach, the program's transition to Division One, and the growing hockey presence in St. Louis. The hour wraps with Chris Blair previewing the IndyCar race at World Wide Technology Raceway, covering top drivers, race day events, and a post-race concert by Chase Wright. Hour 2 kicks off with an IndyCar race preview, focusing on key drivers such as Will Power, Scott McLaughlin, Joseph Newgarden, and Alex Palou, along with family-friendly event activities. Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to discuss St. Louis CITY SC's progress, João Klauss' historic hat trick, and new coach David Critchley's impact on the team. John Mozeliak shares insights on Cardinals leadership transitions, pitching challenges, and Father's Day reflections. The hour concludes with Bernie Miklasz analyzing Wilson Contreras' leadership, Nolan Gorman's hot streak, injury updates, and the tight MLB division race.

Tom Ackerman opens Hour 2 with an IndyCar race preview, discussing key drivers like Will Power, Scott McLaughlin, Joseph Newgarden, and Alex Palou, as well as race day activities and family-friendly events. Next, Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to talk about João Klauss' historic hat trick and the positive changes under new CITY SC coach David Critchley, along with team leadership and upcoming matches. The conversation then shifts to John Mozeliak, who shares insights on the Cardinals' recent game, leadership succession plans, pitching rotation, and Father's Day reflections. Finally, Bernie Miklasz wraps up the hour discussing Wilson Contreras' leadership, Nolan Gorman's hot streak, injury concerns, pitching struggles, and the competitive MLB division race.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the St. Louis Cardinals' recent game against the Milwaukee Brewers, covering team performance, challenges, and player updates including Jordan Walker and Donnie Walton's injury status. Mozeliak discusses the leadership succession plan with Chaim Bloom and how the organization is preparing for a smooth transition while maintaining stability. They also reflect on Father's Day, with Mozeliak offering condolences to the O'Brien family and sharing his thoughts on balancing work and family life. The conversation highlights the importance of starting pitching, including Miles Mikolas' upcoming start, recent struggles in pitching and hitting, and the intense rivalry with the Brewers, underscored by Nolan Gorman's key home run.

Tom Ackerman talks with St. Louis CITY SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel about João Klauss recording the first hat trick in club history. They discuss the quality of each goal, especially the third, and how Klauss has responded to recent criticism. The conversation highlights the impact of new head coach David Critchley, with noticeable improvements in team energy, style of play, and a clearer identity. Pfannenstiel also praises the leadership of Roman Bürki and his professionalism in training and preparation. They preview the upcoming break, the June 25 match against Orlando City, and Lutz's potential visit to the academy tournament in Nashville.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz discuss Wilson Contreras' leadership and recent confrontation with Reese Hoskins. They highlight Nolan Gorman's strong hitting streak and Donovan's ongoing toe injury concerns. The conversation covers pitching struggles, including Miles Mikolas' recent form and the team's overall ERA since May. They also analyze the tight division race and offensive challenges like Lars Nootbaar's slump.

Tom Ackerman previews the upcoming IndyCar race at World Wide Technology Raceway with Chris Blair. They discuss key drivers including Will Power, Scott McLaughlin, David Malukas, Josef Newgarden, and Alex Palou. The conversation covers race day activities, family-friendly entertainment, logistical planning, and special recognition for tornado relief efforts. Country artist Chase Wright will perform a post-race concert to cap off an exciting day at the track.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman talks with KMOX Golf Editor Dan Reardon about the championship at Oakmont Golf Course, one of the most difficult venues in major tournament history. They break down the course's punishing conditions, Sam Burns leading the field, and strong performances by Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland, JJ Spaun, and Adam Scott. The discussion includes McIlroy's reluctance to speak with media, player responsibility in press settings, and how elite fields are tested in signature events.

This week on Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman covers a packed slate of action: IndyCar makes history with its first-ever Sunday night primetime race at Worldwide Technology Raceway, with Will Power on pole and Joseph Newgarden chasing another win. The Cardinals snap their 6-game losing streak with a fiery 8-5 win over the Brewers, highlighted by Nolan Gorman's 3-run homer and drama after Wilson Contreras was hit. In golf, Sam Burns leads the U.S. Open with Adam Scott and Scottie Scheffler in pursuit. The Florida Panthers are one win from the Stanley Cup, and STL City SC draws 3-3 with the LA Galaxy despite a hat trick from Joao Klauss.

Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss Cardinals baseball, Rams allocation money for renovations at the dome and curiosity if the Battlehawks and UFL will be able to survive after this season.

The 'no kings' protest has been given a new nickname. They are calling it "the National Day of Defiance." Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist. Law enforcement continue to be attacked in Los Angeles, but a fed-up citizen has had enough and decides to stand up to one of them. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss Cardinals baseball, Rams allocation money for renovations at the dome and curiosity if the Battlehawks and UFL will be able to survive after this season. An unusual car chase has taken place involving a tractor. In other news, most people enjoy sleeping with their dogs, but how well do you sleep when your pet sleeps in your bed with you?

In hour 1, protests have began in the Saint Louis area, but they have been only peaceful so far. However, we are expecting protests to get less peaceful over the weekend. We also hear today's national anthem from Carrie Underwood! Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, as well as discussing the fact that these protestors have some sort of funding to put them where they're at. What does AI mean? The FDA is using AI in a new way, but is facing some pushback from employees as well as the community. The FDA assures the community that this is something that will be a good thing. There has been an ongoing issue in the Francis Howell school district. A female student is scared to use the bathroom because a biological male is using the restroom. How is this allowed? In hour 2, the 'no kings' protest has been given a new nickname. They are calling it "the National Day of Defiance." Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist. Law enforcement continue to be attacked in Los Angeles, but a fed-up citizen has had enough and decides to stand up to one of them. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss Cardinals baseball, Rams allocation money for renovations at the dome and curiosity if the Battlehawks and UFL will be able to survive after this season. An unusual car chase has taken place involving a tractor. Most people enjoy sleeping with their dogs, but how well do you sleep when your pet sleeps in your bed with you? In hour 3, Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, as well as interviews and soundbites that have been pulled from the protests. Jim Talent, former U.S. Senator, joins the show to discuss Iran attempting to grow their nuclear arsenal. Non-essential employees have been advised to leave the country, which suggests something might be brewing from the U.S. or Israel. The Kansas City stadium bill passed with flying colors and a 32-vote margin. The bill now lands on Governor Kehoe's desk for it to be passed and put into law. The new trend when celebrities win an award, is for them to call out the injustice of the country and of President Trump instead of thanking people and their fans. Trump and Vance went to a show at the Kennedy Center last night, and it had some actors protesting the performance. In hour 4, Jen Olson joins the show to discuss the current ruling in Blue Springs where a student sued for being discriminated against when using the women's bathroom as a biological male. She also discusses the current problem that arose in the Francis Howell School District. Shannon Bream, host of Fox News Sunday, joins the show to discuss the incompetence of Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass, as well as the big beautiful bill. Griff Jenkins, Washington-based correspondent for Fox News Channel, joins the show to discuss a Democratic hearing that he is about to attend on Capitol Hill. Governor Ron DeSantis refreshes a law stating that you can drive through violent protests if they are posing your threat to you. If you are going somewhere important, such as a hospital, and the protestors are blocking the highway, what would you do to ensure you get where you need to go.

Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, our Anthem for the day, and the protests going on over the deportations in Los Angeles. Marc and Kim dive back into the protests that are going on in Los Angeles, and if they are genuinely considered peaceful in the eyes of the masses. St. Louis residents are familiar with the disaster that is the Dome at America's Center, which is the former home of the Rams and current home of the Battlehawks. Marc and Kim discuss the purpose of the dome, as well as what could make it better. What if the Dome was an open-air stadium? Would it be in better shape? Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, and the laws in effect in California that prohibit state and local police from assisting ICE in the deportation of illegal immigrants. Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, joins the show to discuss the federal laws in California, and why the police can't help ICE. Marc and Kim discuss what happened to the ABC Reporter and how they're fighting bias, and Nicole Murray joins the show for a business report. In other news, a man is arrested while speeding to a work interview, and a zebra is airlifted to an animal facility. Jonathan Hunt, a Los Angeles-based chief correspondent for FOX News Channel, joins the show to discuss the anti-ICE violence that is taking place in Los Angeles. We also hear from a police chief in the city of LA. Greta Thunberg has been arrested, along with the whole ship she was on off of the coast of Gaza. They were then notified that they would be given free airfare back to their home countries, and Greta posted a video saying that she has been kidnapped. People are burning American flags in protests. Mark Matthiesen, state representative, represents part of St. Charles County (District 107) joins the show to discuss the new bill in Missouri regarding the Royals and Chiefs. Kim dives into the drama between Riley Gaines and Simone Biles, as well as the ridiculous comments made by Simone that were directed towards Riley Gaines. Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, as well as continuing coverage of the protests in Los Angeles. Dan Snell, an expert on politics and leadership, joins the show to discuss the big beautiful bill that has been proposed by President Donald Trump. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss St. Louis Cardinals baseball, as well as an outlook for the rest of the season and what they could do to potentially win the division. Marc and Kim dive into the discovery of Fauci's phones that he had during the COVID-19 era.

Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss St. Louis Cardinals baseball, as well as an outlook for the rest of the season and what they could do to potentially win the division.

Marc & Kim dive into the biggest stories of the day in The Shortlist, as well as continuing coverage of the protests in Los Angeles. Dan Snell, an expert on politics and leadership, joins the show to discuss the big beautiful bill that has been proposed by President Donald Trump. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss St. Louis Cardinals baseball, as well as an outlook for the rest of the season and what they could do to potentially win the division. Marc and Kim dive into the discovery of Fauci's phones that he had during the COVID-19 era.

President of Indy Car Doug Bowles joins Tom Ackerman to talk about racing under the lights on Father's Day at World Wide Technology Raceway, what makes that track special and more.

Sports on a Sunday starts with an exciting walk off win for the Cardinals. Battlehawks look to book ticket to championship game. President of Indy Car Doug Bowles joins Tom Ackerman to talk about racing under the lights on Father's Day at World Wide Technology Raceway, what makes that track special and more. Indy Car Driver Scott McLaughlin joins to talk about the race and his new love for baseball.

In the final hour Marc & Kim cover the biggest local & national news stories in the Shortlist, author Mark Gerson joins the show to talk about his book proving the Torah is true, his initial reaction to the hate crime that took place in Colorado earlier today, Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk about the Cardinals rough weekend to close out a great month and some more thoughts on Rachel Maddow's appearance in STL.

Marc & Kim open the show with a discussion about a lack of coverage from the local media for local crime issues on the North side, get into the biggest stories on The Shortlist, today's Anthem, issues with technical workers dealing with gunfire on the North side, Kim on a Whim talks about the issues for the homeowners who lost their homes in California fires & the news out of Russia as Ukraine has pulled off a surprise strike. Marc & Kim talk about Rachel Maddow trolling through STL as part of a speaking/book tour, dive into the biggest stories of the morning in the Shortlist, Nicole Murray joins the show for a business report, Marc has an extra issue with the Board of Alderman--and who can blame him and IN Other News, its a story that pool-owners might want to pay special attention. Marc & Kim kick off Hour 3 with more questions around the city's handling of disaster relief, dive into the biggest stories on The Shortlist, Former STL alderman Joe Vacarro joins the show to talk about the city holding back insurance money for disaster relief & Bill Eigel breaks down the special session in Jeff City as Kansas City tries to get tax payer to fund their sports stadiums. In the final hour Marc & Kim cover the biggest local & national news stories in the Shortlist, author Mark Gerson joins the show to talk about his book proving the Torah is true, his initial reaction to the hate crime that took place in Colorado earlier today, Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk about the Cardinals rough weekend to close out a great month and some more thoughts on Rachel Maddow's appearance in STL.

Tom Ackerman join Marc & Kim in studio to talk about an uneven weekend for the Cardinals, getting shut down by some fantastic pitching on Sunday, focusing on where they sit in 'games above .500', the BattleHawks running the UFL and what the future of stadium talks looks like for St. Louis

In Hour 1, Tom Ackerman recaps the Cardinals' strong May performance, featuring dominant pitching from Sonny Gray and a key series win over the Rangers. Bernie Miklasz joins to compare Oliver Marmol's early managerial years with Tony La Russa's start in St. Louis, while highlighting Nolan Arenado's leadership. Indy 500 champion Alex Palou talks about making history as the first Spanish driver to win the race and previews his upcoming appearance at Worldwide Technology Raceway. Cardinals President John Mozeliak closes the hour with insight on Sonny Gray and Wilson Contreras' leadership, Jordan Walker's injury, and recent roster moves including player development strategies moving forward.

Tom Ackerman talks with Alex Palou, fresh off his historic Indianapolis 500 victory. Palou, the first Spanish driver to win the Indy 500, reflects on his path from Barcelona to becoming a 16-time IndyCar race winner. He shares his love for the diversity of IndyCar tracks and the challenges that keep him sharp. Looking ahead, Palou previews the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 at Worldwide Technology Raceway and discusses his excitement for racing in St. Louis.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman to break down the Cardinals' impressive May run—featuring the best record in baseball—and their latest 2-0 win over the Texas Rangers. They examine the leadership of Nolan Arenado, the commitment of Sonny Gray and Wilson Contreras, and how injuries like Jordan Walker's are opening up opportunities for players like Nolan Gorman and Lars Burleson. Miklasz makes a compelling case in defense of manager Oli Marmol, comparing his early success to Tony La Russa's first four seasons. Despite La Russa's legendary status, Marmol currently holds a better winning percentage, all while working with fewer organizational resources. Bernie highlights the context behind those numbers, praising Marmol's ability to maximize his roster.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the Cardinals' recent progress and direction. They highlight Sonny Gray's standout performances, leadership, and mentorship of younger pitchers. Mozeliak emphasizes the commitment of veterans like Gray and Wilson Contreras while addressing the development of younger talent amid challenges like Jordan Walker's injury. The conversation includes praise for manager Oli Marmol's leadership and strategic decisions, as well as recent roster moves including the call-up of Valdez and the reassignment of Gordon Graceffo. Mozeliak outlines the team's current position in the standings and explains the focus on growth, adaptability, and long-term strategy.

Marc kicks off the show looking at local media's lack of coverage on the Tesla arsonist being charged, getting into the biggest stories in the Shortlist, today's edition of our National Anthem, what it means for courts trying to block Trump's tariff power and revisiting the ridiculous facts around the Epstein story & why people still question it. Hour 2 kicks off with the Shortlist, breaking down the specifics inside the Missouri abortion bills, Mike Hahn breaks down Trump's new defense plan & why it could change the conversation on Canada, Tom Ackerman breaks down a strong run for the Cardinals & trying time for CITY & In Other News, ticket prices have bottomed out because of Caitlin Clark's injury. In Hour 3, Trump Border Czar Tom Homan joins Marc & Kim to talk about securing the border, Marc wants answers on the Supreme Court leak that was covered up, Jeremy Cady joins the show to talk about the tax monies that KC wants to use on new stadium for billionaires & Kim on a Whim takes a look at a new version of home schooling. For the final hour, Marc & Kim get into the biggest stories of the day with The Shortlist, the continued problems with the unhoused in downtown St. Louis, Shannon Bream joins the show to talk about Elon's role with the administration coming to an end, Griff Jenkins joins Marc & Kim to talk about immigration under Trump's administration and the Tesla thing is starting to come full circle for the left.

Tom joins Marc & Kim in studio to talk about how this Cardinals time is legitimately good, why he's buying into this Cardinals team & expects the fanbase to as well, what Tom thinks about the Chiefs asking for public money for the other side of the state & the issues down at Energizer Park.

Hour 2 kicks off with the Shortlist, breaking down the specifics inside the Missouri abortion bills, Mike Hahn breaks down Trump's new defense plan & why it could change the conversation on Canada, Tom Ackerman breaks down a strong run for the Cardinals & trying time for CITY & In Other News, ticket prices have bottomed out because of Caitlin Clark's injury.

John Hancock is here the whole show today with Chris Rongey. Matt Pauley's positive about the direction of the Cardinals. A list of sexiest in baseball includes Fredbird, and Tom Ackerman. Plus John weighs-in on the courts' check on Trump and the worldwide leadership vacuum created by Trump policy abroad.

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

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.