Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ackerman

Tom Ackerman discussing Fernando Mendoza's Heisman Trophy win, highlighting his humility, dedication to family, and impressive performance at Indiana University. Ackerman praises Mendoza's leadership and predicts a bright future in the NFL, noting the wide interest in which team he will join. The segment also covers recent sports news, including Indiana basketball, Patrick Mahomes' ACL injury, and the St. Louis Cardinals' acquisition of pitcher Dustin May, with analysis of prospects and the team's long-term strategy.

Recent college graduates are finding the job market, 'challenging', says CBS Business Analysts Jill Schlesinger. She says the economic downturn in 2008 was worse, she called that situation 'bleak'. She joins Debbie Monterrey and Tom Ackerman every Monday.

Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the Cardinals' focus on pitching depth and long term roster building. Asked about reports involving Dustin May, Bloom says he cannot speak on any reports until something is official. He explains the importance of adding pitching through free agency or trades without blocking internal arms, improving pitcher development and organizational environment, and valuing multi inning bullpen options. Bloom also shares Winter Meetings takeaways and potential movement this offseason.

Hour 2 opens with commentary on Philip Rivers being called out of NFL retirement to join the Colts, highlighting his longevity, family life, and coaching experience. The discussion shifts to college basketball and football with Tom Ackerman, analyzing Indiana's three-point shooting, player loyalty amid NIL and transfers, and updates on the Cardinals' winter meetings, potential trades, and Joe Buck receiving the Ford Frick Award. The hour closes with a lighter “In Other News” segment covering a plane's emergency freeway landing in Florida, Pamela Anderson going makeup-free, McDonald's Grinch Meal, and snubs in the Golden Globes podcast nominations.

Tom Ackerman celebrates Indiana's upset over Ohio State, detailing key plays, standout athletes like Fernando Mendoza, and the team's path to the Big Ten championship. He highlights the game's electric atmosphere and the Hoosiers' playoff prospects, while providing insights on college football controversies, including Notre Dame and bowl bids. Ackerman also touches on the Cardinals' rebuilding process, emphasizing roster changes and long-term strategy for sustained success in baseball.

The hour opens with Mark Cox riffing on his infamous text line and setting up lighthearted commentary on news and culture, before moving into politics with Jason Law discussing property taxes, county leadership, and his upcoming St. Charles County event. The conversation then shifts to sports with Tom Ackerman celebrating Indiana's Big Ten football championship, analyzing Notre Dame's playoff snub, and previewing the college football postseason, as well as discussing the Cardinals' rebuilding strategy. The hour closes with discussion of Missouri's abortion access challenges, including low clinic availability, out-of-state travel for procedures, and ongoing debates over parental rights for minors.

Marc Cox and team tackle a mix of local, national, and political issues alongside sports and community news. The show opens with freezing temperatures and national headlines, including the FBI's handling of the DNC pipe bomber case and the Supreme Court's redistricting ruling. Discussions pivot to parental rights in healthcare, highlighting BJC's policy allowing minors to limit parental access to medical records, and the ethical and legal debates surrounding it. Politics take center stage with commentary on Trump, MTG, and JD Vance, followed by a detailed interview with Jason Law, St. Charles County Executive candidate, on tax cuts, leadership, and community initiatives. Tom Ackerman recaps Indiana Hoosiers' historic Big Ten victory, college football playoff controversies, and Cardinals roster rebuilds. The show closes with analysis of Missouri abortion policies, challenges to Amendment 3, clinic access issues, and ongoing concerns about minors' medical privacy.

In this segment, Mark is joined by KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman, who reacts to Indiana's Big 10 Championship over Ohio State.

Joe Pott fills in for Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning as Hour 1 covers SLU Billikens men's soccer reaching the College Cup for the first time in nearly 30 years, including their comeback win over the Akron Zips and Kevin Kalish's thoughts on the team's resilience and key players like Jeremy Avenel and Quinten Blair. SLU's NCAA wins over Indiana and Bryant also set up their semifinal vs the NC State Wolfpack. Matt Pauley checks in from the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando with updates on Cardinals trade discussions around Brendan Donovan, JoJo Romero, and Wilson Contreras, plus insight on Zak Kent and how the offseason market is unfolding. The hour wraps with Blues reaction after a 2 to 1 win over the Ottawa Senators behind Jake Neighbours two goals and Joel Hofer's 41 save performance.

Hour 2 of Sports on a Sunday Morning features Tom Ackerman joining Joe Pott from Indiana to recap the Hoosiers win over Ohio State, the atmosphere in Bloomington, and early College Football Playoff reactions. Chaim Bloom follows with insight on the Cardinals approach at the Winter Meetings, Rule 5 evaluations, and why they added Zak Kent with help from Rob Cerfolio's familiarity. Bernie Miklasz closes the hour with his take on the College Football Playoff debate and the active Cardinals trade market, including interest in Brendan Donovan, Nolan Arenado's situation, and why Wilson Contreras should draw strong attention.

Tom Ackerman joins Joe Pott from Indiana University's Memorial Stadium to break down Indiana football's historic win over Ohio State and the national championship buzz building around the Hoosiers. They also note that Indiana men's basketball lost to Louisville earlier in the day. Ackerman reacts to the unfolding college football playoff bracket reveal, the influence of major brands like Alabama, and previews the Jack Buck Awards at the Missouri Athletic Club.

Joe Pott fills in for Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning as Matt Pauley checks in from the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando. They break down the setup day atmosphere, media access, and the Cardinals offseason priorities, including trade possibilities for Brendan Donovan, JoJo Romero, and Wilson Contreras. Matt also explains how salary absorption can shape prospect returns, what Zak Kent brings to the bullpen, and how to judge winter meetings success.

(00:00-30:26) Martin with some housekeeping. Tom Ackerman heading to Indy for the Big Ten Championship. Is Charlie dodging us? The Big Ten Championship has gone over all but three years. Finally joined by Charlie Marlow. Chuckles throwing some shade at Martin. Charlie's thoughts on the show Landman. A brief NASCAR/Michael Jordan update. How important is the Big Ten Championship? Thoughts on conference championship games and the college football playoff.(30:34-35:46) Time for the College Football Championship Week Pick Em.(35:56-41:36) You've got 43 minutes left to get a text name. Jim Montgomery's comments on the team's lack of effort. Recommended reading in The Athletic from JR. Only 15 days until the NHL holiday trade freeze. Schenn, Faulk, and Kyrou on the list of possible trade pieces. Audio of Jordan Binnington talking about how the team can try and bounce back from this.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom Ackerman joins the show to discuss his experiences covering SLU women's basketball and the broader college sports landscape. He explores how mid-major programs like SLU navigate NIL rules, the pressures of recruiting against powerhouse schools, and the influence of big conferences on NCAA tournament bids. The conversation then shifts to the highly anticipated Indiana vs. Ohio State football matchup, with Ackerman highlighting the stakes, the excitement of the city, and the Hoosiers' potential Cinderella story, while also touching on Kentucky basketball and his loyalty as an alum.

Marc Cox opens with traffic and a preview of Tom Ackerman covering the Indiana vs. Ohio State game. They discuss the Tennessee special election and political context with Casey Crosby. Marc delivers the bourbon raffle to Cindy and talks about her son's reaction. He covers media spin on a military strike and Tulsi Gabbard's comments about pre-2016 election intelligence. Tom Ackerman talks college sports, NIL for mid-majors, and the Big Ten matchup. Other topics include Olive Oil health trends, the $9 million Superman comic, and St. Louis County budget concerns with Councilman Mike Archer.

Retired Lt General Mark Hertling explains the 'code' and oaths that service members follow; Tom Ackerman explains where Cardinals starter Sonny Gray is headed; Matt had a missing package.

Tom Ackerman returns with family updates before breaking down Mizzou Tigers football, including quarterback changes, game strategy, and coaching decisions. He analyzes the Missouri vs Oklahoma matchup and what it means for the college football playoff picture, along with Indiana's Big 10 Championship prospects. The conversation also covers the St. Louis Blues and their current struggles, followed by a preview of the upcoming Guns and Hoses event with details on Thanksgiving logistics, safety, and support for first responders.

In Hour 1 Kim St Onge returns from maternity leave with updates on her newborn, family support, postpartum changes, and coping with recent loss while easing back into the studio routine. The team also talks through the Fuentes vs Tucker antisemitism controversy and closes with a Kim on a Whim segment on AI music, virtual artists, authenticity, and the need for regulation. Hour 2 includes more updates from Kim along with political talk on Donald Trump, impeachment storylines, the Epstein case, tax legislation, and midterm strategies. Hans von Spakovsky joins with legal analysis on military sedition concerns and the Texas redistricting fight. Nicole Murray covers market news, holiday spending, airline and pharmaceutical updates, and lifestyle trends such as mocktails and THC drinks. The hour wraps with In Other News including Miss Jamaica's injury, an eagle dropping a cat, new crash test dummy standards, and an ambulance mishap at a Louisiana horse race. In Hour 3 we talk Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Eric Swalwell, the government shutdown debate, employee bonuses, and public skepticism. Jonathan Savage joins with updates on Ukraine Russia peace negotiations, Gaza hostilities, and the challenges of maintaining ceasefire agreements. The team looks deeper at social media misinformation after X exposes accounts posing as American voices while posting from overseas. Coffee shop culture and practical vs trendy Christmas gifts round out the discussion before the hour ends with fundraising efforts for Responder Rescue. Hour 4 opens with Kim's home birth experience and more detail on her return. The team looks back at the government shutdown with emphasis on SNAP benefits, then debates tariffs, the national debt, and proposed two thousand dollar rebate checks. Tom Ackerman joins with analysis of the St. Louis Blues struggles and details on the Guns and Hoses event. The show closes with a reminder about the Responder Rescue ATF raffle fundraiser and continued conversation on fiscal responsibility.

Tom Ackerman talks with Bernie Miklasz about his impact on St. Louis sports media, the outlook for Oliver Marmol and his young roster, the Blues win and goaltending , and the future of Mizzou and Illinois football in the College Football Playoff race. They also cover the transfer portal, the coaching carousel, and what Mizzou needs to fix on offense.

The hour opens with a full breakdown of the college football playoff race, including where Mizzou and Illinois stand and which teams are positioned to move up. Tom Ackerman then talks with Bernie Miklasz about the Blues win and goaltending concerns, changing views on Ollie Marmol and the direction of the Cardinals. Josh Schertz follows with insight on SLU's 5-0 start, the 91-60 win over Purdue Fort Wayne and the upcoming test against Santa Clara. Chaim Bloom closes the hour with details on the Cardinals non tenders, the additions of Leonardo Bernal, Joshua Baez, Cooper Hjerpe and Brycen Mautz to the 40 man roster and the plan heading into the MLB winter meetings.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show to talk about college basketball and what KMOX is doing on what is KMOX day as they approach their 100th anniversary of being on the air.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to talk about NFL, college football and the Blues.

Jill Schlesinger talks about taxes and charitable-giving and offers warning about possible scams. With Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman.

Tom Ackerman talks to Tom O'Toole Jr., past president of the USGA and founder of the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association, about the major redevelopment of Normandy Golf Club and how the project will serve youth and the community. They discuss philanthropic efforts supporting the course, including a $7 million donation from Emerson, the importance of keeping community assets in local hands, and the continued impact of golf events across the St. Louis region.

Tom Ackerman talks to Chaim Bloom about the Cardinals approach coming out of the GM meetings in Las Vegas. Bloom outlines the focus on adding pitching through trades and free agency while balancing depth with player development. He discusses the team's need for more power, the value of stronger scouting and evaluation, and how uncertainty around the 2027 CBA shapes long term planning. Bloom emphasizes staying flexible and building a roster that positions the Cardinals for sustained success.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz break down the Blues recent struggles, pointing to underperforming players and concerns in goal. They discuss Eli Drinkwitz's future at Missouri and whether full support could keep him in Columbia. The conversation turns to the Cardinals offseason, including the trade value of Brendan Donovan and Sonny Gray, and why Kyle Leahy could emerge as a starting pitcher thanks to his strong multi inning ERA.

Hour 2 opens with NFL picks. Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the Cardinals offseason approach, including pitching targets, roster depth, and long term planning from the GM meetings. Bernie Miklasz closes the hour with analysis of the Blues struggles, Eli Drinkwitz's future at Missouri, and the Cardinals trade options involving Brendan Donovan, Sonny Gray, and the potential of Kyle Leahy as a starter.

The show opens with College Football Playoff projections and a breakdown of the St. Louis Blues. Tom Ackerman talks with SLU head coach Josh Schertz about Billikens basketball, then Marc Schreiber joins to highlight the 20th Musial Awards. The second hour features NFL picks, followed by Tom O'Toole Jr. discussing the Normandy Golf Club redevelopment. Chaim Bloom gives insight into the Cardinals offseason strategy and pitching focus before Bernie Miklasz wraps up with thoughts on the Blues, Mizzou, and potential Cardinals trade moves.

Tom Ackerman talks to SLU head coach Josh Schertz after the 78 to 64 win over Grand Canyon. They cover the team's strong stretch in the second half, the impact of the Chaifetz crowd, and updates on Otieno and Kellen. Schertz highlights Dion Brown's rebounding and two way play, Amari's finishing growth, and the importance of stacking possessions. They also discuss depth, adversity, and building a true home court advantage for Billikens basketball.

Tom Ackerman talks to Marc Schreiber about the 20th anniversary of the Musial Awards and its celebration of sportsmanship. They highlight Kristi Yamaguchi as this year's featured guest and honoree, share ticket details, and discuss what fans can expect at the show. Schreiber also previews the US Figure Skating Championships coming to Enterprise Center in January, their importance for the Olympic team, and their impact on St. Louis. He closes with ways to find more information and the community value of these events.

Marc Cox talks with Tom Ackerman about President Trump attending an NFL game for the first time since 1978 and his football background. They break down Mizzou's matchup with Texas A&M, Indiana's hot start, and quarterback Fernando Mendoza's rising Heisman buzz. Tom also looks at early season college basketball, including Missouri, SLU, and Illinois, and how they stack up after opening games. The segment wraps with St. Louis winning the World Series after a dominant playoff run, outscoring opponents 65 to 15, plus a fun look ahead to toasted ravioli week in St. Louis.

In Hour 4, Marc Cox is joined by Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz to break down the latest government funding deal, the battle over Affordable Care Act subsidies, and whether another shutdown could still happen. Tom Ackerman stops by with the latest sports headlines, including President Trump attending an NFL game, college football talk, and a strong start to the college basketball season. Marc then celebrates Toasted Ravioli Week with Liz Huff from St. Louis Magazine and Michael Saracino from Bartolino's, sharing St. Louis food traditions and the history behind the toasted ravioli celebration.

Marc Cox kicks off the show with an update on his duck hunting accident that left him with 6 broken ribs and 4 days in Barnes hospital, along with reaction to the latest government shutdown deal and Zohran Mamdani's socialist style housing push in New York. Hans Von Spakovsky joins to discuss court battles over the Affordable Care Act, Supreme Court action, religious liberty, and the political strategy behind the shutdown. Hour 3 features Bill Eigel previewing the Veterans Freedom Fest and Dr. Marc Siegel sharing insights from his new book, “The Miracles Among Us,” on the connection between faith and modern medicine, before wrapping with a Buck Dont Give a ____ segment. In Hour 4, Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz breaks down the government funding fight, Tom Ackerman stops by with sports from Mizzou, SLU, and a St. Louis World Series win, and the show celebrates Toasted Ravioli Week with Liz Huff from St. Louis Magazine and Michael Saracino from Bartolino's.

Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman to lay out the Cardinals offseason approach, with a clear focus on adding controllable starting pitching through trades and free agency. Bloom gives updates on Winter Warm Up planning and celebrates recent award winners Masyn winn with a Gold Glove and Alec Burleson with a Silver Slugger. He provides injury updates on Lars Nootbaar, Ivan Herrera, and Brendan Donovan, and explains upcoming roster decisions, including Rule 5 protection and arbitration deadlines. Bloom also touches on front office additions such as Jacob Buffa and Joe Douglas as the Cardinals prepare for GM meetings in Las Vegas.

Tom Ackerman delivers a full Sunday sports lineup with SLU hoops, college football reactions, Cardinals offseason insight, and the latest on the Blues. Bernie Miklasz breaks down the College Football Playoff outlook, MIzzou 's struggles, and the Heisman race, including standout play from Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza and Ohio State's Julian Sayin. SLU Head Coach Josh Schertz joins after the Billikens win over Chicago State to talk lineup versatility, defensive focus, and the upcoming matchup with Lindenwood. Dan O'Neill reacts to the Blues overtime loss to the Kraken and introduces his new children's book The Day Avery Rose Lost Her Nose. Tom sets up the action around the league with NFL picks for the week. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom then outlines the plan to add controllable starting pitching, shares injury updates, and highlights front office additions as the club heads into GM meetings.

Tom Ackerman recaps Mizzou basketball's matchup against VMI at 3:30 PM and the St. Louis Blues 4 to 3 overtime loss to the Kraken. Long time St. Louis sports writer Dan O'Neill joins the show to react to the Blues slow start under new head coach Jim Montgomery and why he believes the team can still find its rhythm as the season progresses. O'Neill also shares the inspiration for his new children's book The Day Avery Rose Lost Her Nose, written for his granddaughter, and mentions upcoming book signings.

SLU Head Coach Josh Schertz joins Tom Ackerman after the Billikens 108 to 86 win over Chicago State. Coach Schertz reacts to the five guard lineup that sparked a 29 to 1 second half run and explains why points per possession tells the true story of their defensive performance. He addresses the late game lapse, previews the matchup with an improved Lindenwood team, and shares his approach to keeping competitive humility. Schertz also talks lineup versatility, the idea of playing two bigs together, and why he values scheduling local Missouri programs.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to break down the latest in college football and the St. Louis Cardinals offseason. Bernie reacts to the College Football Playoff outlook and the Heisman race, highlighting standout performances from Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza and Ohio State's Julian Sayin. They dive into Missouri's rough game against Texas A and M, what went wrong on both sides of the ball, and how the Tigers have stacked up against ranked SEC opponents. Bernie also looks at Eli Drinkwitz's future and where the program stands. The conversation wraps with insight into Chaim Bloom's approach at the GM meetings, the Cardinals urgent need for pitching, and how analytics could shape their roster strategy this winter.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show to talk about the Blues struggles and what Cardinals could get traded.

Tom Ackerman joins to break down the Dodgers' World Series Game 7 win over the Blue Jays, the college basketball season tipping off with high expectations for the SLU Billikens, and the Blues' ongoing struggles with injuries and defensive issues. He also hits the latest across the NFL and looks ahead to the next College Football Playoff rankings and which teams may rise to the top.

Nan Hayworth shares her perspective on the ongoing government shutdown, election pressure, and the political strategy behind the standoff. Tom Ackerman follows with a full sports update, including the Dodgers' World Series win, SLU's season opener, Blues struggles, and the latest in the NFL and college football. The hour closes with a conversation on immigration and border policy before shifting to digital minimalism and why going offline is becoming the new luxury.

The show opens with Hour 1 covering the Angie Mock case after the former Fox 2 anchor was arrested in Wichita, concerns about St. Louis drivers following a deadly I-64 hit and run, and the latest in the government shutdown debate. Scott on the Spot looks at the World Series and how international players are growing MLB's global reach, along with the worldwide popularity of horse racing. Hour 2 brings a lighter start with Halloween candy confessions and neighborhood talk before shifting to phone addiction and the trend of disconnecting. Hans von Spakovsky joins to discuss immigration enforcement and the Supreme Court's role in the shutdown fight. Nichole Murray provides the business headlines, followed by In Other News with escaped monkeys, an asteroid flyby, and daylight savings effects on pets. Hour 3 features Tony Woodlief on how federal funding impacts state control and Missouri's dependence on federal dollars. Tonya J. Powers previews a busy week ahead for the Supreme Court, including a key case on presidential tariff power. Scott on the Spot returns with his take on top stories. Hour 4 begins with Nan Hayworth on the political strategy behind the shutdown and the election pressure surrounding it. Tom Ackerman delivers a full sports update from the Dodgers' World Series win to SLU hoops and Blues struggles, and the show closes with a conversation on immigration, border policy, and why going offline is becoming the new luxury.

Tom Ackerman talks to SLU head coach Josh Schertz about the high energy and depth of the Billikens heading into the new season. Coach Schertz highlights key contributors including Amari McCottry, Dion Brown, and Kellen Thames, noting the team's versatility on both ends of the floor. The Billikens are coming off a 98 to 77 exhibition win at Bradley and open the season tomorrow night against Southeast Missouri State, a team returning nine players after winning their conference last year. Kalu Anya is expected to redshirt for development, while Jax Kerr, Robbie Avila, and Paul Otieno are primed for important roles in the rotation.

Tom Ackerman recapped the Dodgers 5 to 4 Game 7 win over the Blue Jays, highlighted by a Miguel Rojas homer in the 9th and a Will Smith RBI in the 11th. He shared early college football playoff projections. SLU head coach Josh Schertz joined the show to preview the Billikens season ahead of their opener against Southeast Missouri State. Ackerman closed with the Blues losing their seventh straight.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz broke down the latest college football rankings, noting the SEC's strength and key tests ahead for Ohio State and Indiana. They also discussed the St. Louis Cardinals offseason and praised Chaim Bloom's early approach to upgrading pitching and strengthening player development. The Dodgers were highlighted as a model for sustainable roster success.

Ed Glotzbach previewed the 2026 BMW Championship at Bellerive, sharing ticket info, course updates, and the event's support of the Evans Scholars Foundation. Chaim Bloom detailed the Cardinals offseason plan, with pitching upgrades and player development as top priorities. Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz closed the hour with a look at the latest college football rankings, highlighting the SEC's strength and the key tests ahead for teams like Ohio State and Indiana.

Tom Ackerman opened the show with a breakdown of the Dodgers 5 to 4 Game 7 win over the Blue Jays to capture the World Series, highlighted by Miguel Rojas tying the game in the 9th and a Will Smith RBI in the 11th. He also shared early College Football Playoff projections, with Ohio State at number 1 and Indiana at number 2. SLU head coach Josh Schertz joined the show to preview the Billikens season ahead of their opener against Southeast Missouri State, noting the team's versatility and depth. Ackerman wrapped the hour with the Blues dropping their seventh straight. Hour 2 featured Ed Glotzbach, who previewed the 2026 BMW Championship at Bellerive, including ticket details, course enhancements, and support for the Evans Scholars Foundation. Chaim Bloom laid out the Cardinals offseason plan, with pitching upgrades and player development as top priorities. Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz closed the hour with reaction to the latest college football rankings, highlighting the SEC's strength and key tests ahead for programs like Ohio State and Indiana.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk about Blues slow start, reason to root for Blue Jays, college football and more.

Hour 4 opens with Ryan Schmelz on the federal shutdown and its impact on military families, TSA workers, SNAP recipients and ongoing budget fights in Congress. Tom Ackerman follows with college football headlines as Indiana sits atop rankings, Penn State faces the loss of Beau Pribula and Game 3 of the World Series shifts to Los Angeles with Max Scherzer on the mound for Toronto plus a Cardinals development angle. The hour closes with Bryan Pieschel of Dogs for Our Brave discussing their mission to train mobility service dogs for veterans, their expansion to a new Crestwood facility and details on the upcoming Sip and Saver event on November 9.

The show opens with top national and local headlines including heavy rain in the area, the World Series shifting to Los Angeles tied 1–1, Mizzou's postseason hopes affected by quarterback injury news, the president authorizing action against drug boats near Venezuela and the Boeing strike continuing after union workers rejected the contract. The Buck Dont Give a ____ segment follows with a discussion on the political shift among Black voters and the rise of conservative social media voices like Its Life Who Cares, along with criticism of Biden's economy and Democratic messaging. Hans von Spakovsky later details U.S. military action off Venezuela, China's fentanyl role and CIA involvement in the Hunter Biden laptop letter. Rep. Ben Keathley breaks down Rockwood Prop S and the concern over off-year school tax elections and taxpayer protections. Jenny Beth Martin argues Republicans should use the shutdown standoff to restructure government spending. Ryan Schmelz reports on shutdown fallout for military families, TSA workers and SNAP recipients. Tom Ackerman covers Indiana's emergence in college football, Beau Pribula's injury, Game 3 of the World Series and the Cardinals development track under Chaim Bloom. Bryan Pieschel closes the show with the mission of Dogs for Our Brave, their new Crestwood facility and the upcoming Sip and Saver event on November 9.