Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ackerman

In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Stu Durando, who covers Billikens athletics for his substack, Stu on SLU, and Nathalie Jones, sports director for ABC 17 News. Stu breaks down SLU's first round matchup with Georgia, and Nathalie discusses Mizzou's odds at making a run in the tournament! In the second hour of the show, Matt is joined by Glenn Kinley, sports director at WCIA TV, and he discusses Illinois basketball's path during the NCAA tournament. Then, we play back audio from Chaim Bloom's comments with Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning. Then, audio from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol rounds out the show!

In the second hour of the show, Matt Pauley is joined by Glenn Kinley, sports director at WCIA TV, and he discusses Illinois basketball's path during the NCAA tournament. Then, we play back audio from Chaim Bloom's comments with Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning. Then, audio from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol rounds out the show!

Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the state of the team as Spring Training moved closer wrapping up. Chaim is encouraged by the progress the pitching staff has made so far this spring.

Chaim Bloom joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the Cardinals' progress in spring training. Bloom talks about the outlook for the starting rotation, bullpen flexibility without a set closer, and encouraging signs from players like Nolan Gorman, Alec Burleson, and JJ Wetherholt. He also addresses Jordan Walker stepping away from games to work on his swing, the evolving outfield picture with Lars Nootbaar and Thomas Saggese, and how the organization wants to reconnect with Cardinals fans through young talent and a relentless style of play.

Tom Ackerman hosts Sports on a Sunday Morning live from Jupiter, Florida. Bernie Miklasz breaks down Cardinals spring training, including Jordan Walker's hitting lab reset and roster battles. Jerry Palm previews Selection Sunday with SLU and Missouri's NCAA Tournament outlook, while Andy Strickland discusses the Blues' late playoff push. Joe Roderick joins to preview the World Baseball Classic semifinal between Team USA and the Dominican Republic, Dan Reardon talks The Players Championship and the road to the Masters, and Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom shares insight on pitching depth, young players, and the team's direction heading toward Opening Day.

Tom Ackerman continues Sports on a Sunday Morning live from Jupiter, Florida. Joe Roderick previews the World Baseball Classic semifinal between Team USA and the Dominican Republic and the atmosphere surrounding international baseball. Dan Reardon breaks down The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, Ludvig Åberg's lead, and early Masters contenders. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom joins to discuss spring training progress, pitching depth, Jordan Walker's development, and the evolving roster picture heading toward Opening Day.

Jerry Palm joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to break down the latest NCAA Tournament projections. They discuss SLU's bubble outlook, Missouri potentially landing in the First Four vs. SMU, and how the bracket could set up a possible Illinois vs. Mizzou matchup in St. Louis. Palm also looks at top seeds, Iowa State's Final Four potential, and how much of the bracket is already set on Selection Sunday.

Dan Reardon joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass and whether it should be considered golf's “fifth major.” They break down Ludvig Åberg's three-shot lead, the difficulty of Sawgrass' closing stretch, and the challengers trying to chase him down.

Tom Ackerman hosts Sports on a Sunday Morning live from Jupiter, Florida. Bernie Miklasz joins to discuss Cardinals spring training, Jordan Walker's hitting lab reset, and roster battles heading toward Opening Day. Jerry Palm breaks down the NCAA Tournament outlook for SLU and Missouri on Selection Sunday, and Andy Strickland talks Blues hockey, their late playoff push, and what it will take down the stretch.

Andy Strickland joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the St. Louis Blues' late-season push toward the playoffs. They break down the team's recent surge, strong play from Robert Thomas, Jimmy Snuggerud, and Dylan Holloway, and why tanking isn't realistic with solid goaltending from Jordan Binnington and Joel Hofer. Strickland also looks at the Blues' critical road trip through Winnipeg, Calgary, and Vancouver and what it will take down the stretch to stay in the playoff race.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the Cardinals' spring training storylines in Jupiter. They talk about Oli Marmol's push for transparency and collaboration within the organization, Jordan Walker stepping away from games to work in the hitting lab, and the roster competition in the outfield. Bernie also breaks down Victor Scott II's improved bat speed, the impact of prospects like Thomas Saggese and JJ Wetherholt, and concerns about Iván Herrera's health heading toward Opening Day

Joe Roderick joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to preview the World Baseball Classic semifinal between Team USA and the Dominican Republic in Miami. They discuss the matchup of Paul Skenes against the powerful Dominican lineup, the electric international atmosphere surrounding the WBC, and Italy's surprising run to the semifinals.

Marc Cox navigates a jam-packed Thursday morning covering politics, local events, and sports. Hour 1 opens with Ted Cruz criticizing Democrats over DHS funding, Mitch McConnell's Senate maneuvering, and debates on the SAVE Act and voter ID laws. Hour 2 highlights spring weather swings, SEC tournament matchups between Missouri and Kentucky, Jimmy Failla ticket giveaways, White House critiques of Senator John Thune, and Tom Ackerman's Cardinals update alongside viral and quirky news stories. Hour 3 features Kim on pro-life perspectives and the impact of support systems, Shannon Bream explaining Senate filibuster challenges and DHS confirmations, and Joe Brazel previewing St. Charles County parades and federal partnerships. Hour 4 covers rising gas prices, playful SEC betting, Shannon Bream on SAVE Act logistics and oil price impacts, Joe Brazel on Defiance's St. Patrick's Day parade and safety measures, and Sue Thomas with John Corbett detailing Dogtown's coal-mining history and its celebrated St. Patrick's Day parade. The show blends hard-hitting political analysis with community storytelling and cultural highlights, providing listeners both information and entertainment. Hashtags: #DHS #SAVEAct #TedCruz #MitchMcConnell #ShannonBream #JoeBrazel #DogtownHistory #StPatricksDay #SECTournament #CardinalsBaseball #GasPrices #LocalPolitics #CommunityEvents #MarchMadness

Tom Ackerman joins live from Florida to break down the latest in baseball and March Madness. He recaps the Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela World Baseball Classic game, praises the fan atmosphere, and evaluates St. Louis Cardinals prospects, highlighting players like J.J. Weatherholt, Alec Burleson, and Yadier Molina's involvement with the team. Ackerman discusses the Cardinals' rotation, offense, and alumni mentorship program, projecting improvements for the upcoming season. The segment also touches on NCAA tournament preparation and March Madness excitement in St. Louis, blending sports analysis with fan enthusiasm. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #StLouisCardinals #BaseballProspects #MarchMadness #WorldBaseballClassic #SportsAnalysis

Marc Cox opens Hour 2 with a chilly Thursday morning forecast, discussing March weather swings and SEC tournament matchups between Kentucky and Mizzou. He previews the Lincoln Trump Dinner with Speaker-Elect Alex Riley and outlines upcoming segments, including Shannon Bream. The show gives away tickets to Jimmy Failla's April 11th show and highlights White House deputy Caroline Sunshine's comments on the SAVE Act, criticizing Senator John Thune for dragging his feet on election integrity legislation. Tom Ackerman provides an in-depth sports update from Florida, focusing on the Cardinals' prospects, alumni involvement, and March Madness anticipation. The hour closes with “In Other News,” covering Bill Clinton's viral near-traffic incident with Hillary, Bigfoot sightings in Ohio, a SeaWorld roller coaster accident, and amusing storm-naming practices in the UK. Hashtags: #MissouriWeather #SAVEAct #JimmyFailla #TomAckerman #CardinalsBaseball #BillClinton #Bigfoot #SeaWorld #StormNames #MarchMadness

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to talk about Mizzou basketball and Cardinals spring training.

Tom Ackerman joins from Spring Training, and Felicette the space cat!- h4 full 1005 Tue, 10 Mar 2026 21:32:39 +0000 LUtFvm9f52gQ6eaObZYbmeuyVd3LoZQU comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government The Dave Glover Show comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government Tom Ackerman joins from Spring Training, and Felicette the space cat!- h4 The Dave Glover Show has been driving St. Louis home for over 20 years. Unafraid to discuss virtually any topic, you'll hear Dave and crew's unique perspective on current events, news and politics, and anything and everything in between. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Comedy Religion & Spirituality Society & Culture News Government False https://player.ampe

In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Jen Siess, she is first joined by Tom Ackerman to discuss everything that is going on down in spring training with the Cardinals. She is later joined by Amy Marxkors, who breaks down where the Blues are at currently, and what we can expect from the team in the near future. In hour 2 with Jen Siess, she is joined by Earl Austin Jr. to discuss SLU Men's Basketball and their upcoming appearance in the A-10 tournament, as well as what we can expect come time for March Madness. We also welcome Daniel Esteve back to the St. Louis airwaves to discuss the early season struggles for CITY and the updates to the MLS schedule.

In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Jen Siess, she is first joined by Tom Ackerman to discuss everything that is going on down in spring training with the Cardinals. She is later joined by Amy Marxkors, who breaks down where the Blues are at currently, and what we can expect from the team in the near future.

Tom Ackerman joins from Jupiter!- h4 full 1000 Mon, 09 Mar 2026 21:37:28 +0000 vVThvvKkLxUHcPE48NYifODm9nwt1Xoj comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government The Dave Glover Show comedy,religion & spirituality,society & culture,news,government Tom Ackerman joins from Jupiter!- h4 The Dave Glover Show has been driving St. Louis home for over 20 years. Unafraid to discuss virtually any topic, you'll hear Dave and crew's unique perspective on current events, news and politics, and anything and everything in between. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Comedy Religion & Spirituality Society & Culture News Government False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3

Marc Cox opens Hour 4 with live coverage of an ISIS-inspired IED attack in New York City, analyzing the suspect's background and potential targets. The conversation shifts to Melissa Oden discussing the Missouri Right to Life Lobby Day on March 11th, sharing her personal survival story from a saline abortion and the broader impact of late-term abortion in the U.S. Sports reporter Tom Ackerman joins from Florida to cover the Cardinals' spring training, team updates, and college basketball tournament implications. The hour closes with a reflection on International Women's Day, global gender-selective abortion statistics, and the continuing societal challenges surrounding abortion and women's rights. Hashtags: #Terrorism #IEDAttack #MissouriRightToLife #MelissaOden #AbortionSurvivor #Cardinals #SpringTraining #CollegeBasketball #InternationalWomensDay #GenderAbortionCrisis

Tom Ackerman gives an in-depth update from the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training in Florida, highlighting the newly renovated facilities, early season player evaluations, and standout performances. He also touches on SLU's challenging basketball losses, the importance of the MVC tournament for NCAA bids, and updates on the Blues' rebuilding progress, offering context on team dynamics, injuries, and prospects. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #Cardinals #SpringTraining #SLUBasketball #MVCTournament #BluesRebuild #SportsUpdate #MLB #CollegeBasketball #NHL

The March 9th show opens with Marc Cox navigating morning chaos and daylight saving mishaps, recapping weekend highlights from Apache Village RV's grand opening to pheasant hunting, and tackling national stories including Tucker Carlson's Iran commentary, the Los Angeles Marathon shortcut controversy, and DHS shutdown impacts with TSA delays and security threats. Hour 2 covers St. Louis heat, Supreme Court updates, Iran tensions, and business oddities with Hans von Spakovsky and Jennifer Scordo discussing trade lawsuits, airline headphone policies, and consumer trends. Hour 3 delves into President Trump's Latin American cartel strategy, Senator John Kennedy on the SAVE Act and filibuster challenges, and Dan Buck critiquing St. Louis' Rams settlement mismanagement. Hour 4 highlights live ISIS-inspired IED threats in New York City, Melissa Oden sharing her abortion survival story and Missouri Right to Life Lobby Day, Tom Ackerman reporting from Cardinals spring training, and global gender-selective abortion statistics, closing with International Women's Day reflections and societal debates. Hashtags: #MorningShow #StLouis #MarathonDebate #DHS #MelissaOden #AbortionSurvivor #Trump #SAVEAct #DanBuck #Cardinals #Terrorism #IEDAttack #InternationalWomensDay #GenderAbortionCrisis #BusinessNews #SupremeCourt

Amy and Chris recap Major Garrett's interview with US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this weekend, it was Major's 60-Minutes debut; for some reason, pro athletes come to St Louis and tend to stick around; Tom Ackerman is in Jupiter, Florida and keeping track of the Blues, Billikens and Cardinals. Will Chris and Amy have controversy with this year's 'Barch Madness' tournament to find the best bar in St Louis?

Tom Ackerman jokes that he wasn't sure the Blues would make some moves before the NHL trade deadline last week. He joins Chris and Amy live in Jupiter, Florida to break down the moves, visit about the Billikens loss on the road on Saturday, and provide an update on the Cardinals Spring Training.

Chris and Amy's Monday show includes visits with Sen Jamie Burger about speed limits; Tom Ackerman about the Blues; Andrew Egger weighs-in on the Iran war; and a Narcissistic Abuse Specialist. Plus, the best bars in St Louis contest is coming together; Major Garrett debuts on 60-Minutes; and Jon Taffer says St Louis is a great bar city.

Tom Ackerman talks with Bernie Miklasz about the Cardinals' revamped spring training facility in Jupiter, what the sweeping organizational changes mean for the club's future, and a realistic timeline for returning to World Series contention. They also dive into college basketball in March, breaking down SLU's recent road struggles, Mizzou's inconsistency heading into tournament play, and how both teams stack up for the postseason.

Tom Ackerman is joined by former Billiken and TV analyst Troy Robertson to diagnose SLU's recent skid, including three road losses. They break down issues like turnovers, defensive breakdowns, and paint penetration, then look ahead to the A-10 tournament: how concerned Josh Schertz is, what needs to change in practice this week, how injuries to Robbie Avila and his plantar fasciitis impact SLU's ceiling, and who must step up if Avila is limited.

Tom Ackerman talks with Mike Palm, Vice President of Operations at Circa Sports, about why conference tournament week is the best stretch of the year for college basketball bettors and how Circa designs its offerings “by bettors, for bettors.”

Tom Ackerman talks Cardinals spring training and the franchise's long term direction with Bernie Miklasz. Former Billiken Troy Robertson breaks down SLU's recent struggles and what must change before the A-10 tournament. Plus Mike Palm of Circa Sports explains why conference tournament week is one of the biggest betting stretches of the college basketball season.

Tom Ackerman hosts Sports on a Sunday Morning live from the Cardinals spring training complex in Jupiter, Florida. Bernie Miklasz joins to discuss the Cardinals' revamped facility and the organization's long term direction, while former Billiken Troy Robertson breaks down SLU's recent struggles and what the Billikens must fix before the A-10 tournament. Mike Palm of Circa Sports explains why conference tournament week is one of the biggest betting stretches in college basketball. St. Louis CITY SC sporting director Corey Wray also joins to discuss the club's identity in the final third, roster decisions, ownership support, and the long term plan to compete for trophies after the 1-0 loss to Seattle. Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom sits down in Jupiter to talk about the new spring complex, player development, young talent in camp, and the roster decisions shaping the 2026 season.

Marc Cox opens Hour 4 highlighting the Iranian people's response to Operation Epic Fury before bringing in Shakiba Enayati, a recent Iranian immigrant and University of Missouri-St. Louis professor. She shares her personal journey to the U.S., the jubilation she's seen among Iranians on the ground, and the hope for democratic reform under exiled leader Reza Pahlavi. The discussion emphasizes the brutal realities under the Iranian regime, the resilience of the people, and the potential for future revival. The hour sets up upcoming segments with Tom Ackerman and Carla Sands on U.S. foreign policy perspectives. Hashtags: #ShakibaEnayati #Iran #OperationEpicFury #RezaPahlavi #MarcCox #ImmigrationStory #IranHope #IranDemocracy

Marc Cox talks with Tom Ackerman about the St. Louis Cardinals' long-term strategy, including the renewal of manager Olly Marmol's contract and the team's focus on developing young talent under Heim Blum's leadership. Ackerman breaks down the organizational hierarchy, analytics-driven decision-making, and how the Cardinals plan to compete through 2028. The conversation shifts to college basketball, with Ackerman previewing Arch Madness, St. Louis hosting NCAA tournament games, and analysis of Missouri, Illinois, and other key teams, providing a full sports roundup for local fans. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #StLouisCardinals #OllyMarmol #HeimBlum #Baseball #MarchMadness #CollegeBasketball #MarcCox

Marc Cox opens Hour 4 with Shakiba Inayati, a UMSL professor and recent Iranian immigrant, sharing her firsthand perspective on the current situation in Iran. She describes the jubilant reactions of citizens to U.S. military operations, the hope for democratic change under exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi, and the ongoing oppression by the regime. The discussion highlights the Iranian-American community's celebrations in Los Angeles and reflections on America's role. Carla Sands, chair of foreign policy at the America First Policy Institute and former U.S. ambassador to Denmark, joins to contextualize U.S. military authority, global implications of Operation Epic Fury, and President Trump's leadership on Iran and broader geopolitics. Sports commentator Tom Ackerman then takes over, covering Cardinals management decisions, Missouri college basketball, NCAA tournament projections, and St. Louis sports highlights. Cox wraps the hour by revisiting the themes from earlier interviews, emphasizing hope for Iran's democratic future and the significance of U.S. engagement. Hashtags: #ShakibaInayati #CarlaSands #TomAckerman #Iran #USPolicy #OperationEpicFury #MarcCox #IranianAmerican #StLouisSports #Cardinals #NCAA #Democracy

Marc Cox delivers a high-energy, news-packed broadcast across four hours. Hour 1 opens with a St. Charles Boat Show ticket giveaway and pivots to breaking news on a suspected terrorist attack in Austin, Texas, while highlighting domestic security gaps amid DHS funding shortfalls. Hour 2 features Hans von Spakovsky explaining presidential authority on U.S. strikes in Iran, Nicole Murray on market volatility, and local ICE vigil coverage, with lighter stories on hot air balloon rescues, SAG Awards, and unique human-interest moments. Hour 3 centers on Operation Epic Fury updates from Secretary Pete Hagseth and General Dan Cain, Pastor David Nasser's personal Iranian journey, and domestic immigration debates, tying international conflict to U.S. policy implications. Hour 4 spotlights Shakiba Enayati on Iranian optimism under military intervention, Carla Sands analyzing the strategic impact of Operation Epic Fury, Tom Ackerman covering Cardinals' managerial choices and March Madness, and coverage of Iranian-American celebrations in Los Angeles reflecting hope for democratic change. The show weaves global conflict, U.S. security, and cultural stories into a cohesive, informative morning lineup. Hashtags: #OperationEpicFury #Iran #ShakibaEnayati #CarlaSands #TomAckerman #AustinAttack #DHSFunding #ImmigrationDebate #Cardinals #MarchMadness #MarcCox

Tom Ackerman opens with reaction to Oli Marmol's two-year extension plus a 2029 club option, along with Billikens and NCAA Tournament talk, Arch Madness in St. Louis, and local sports previews. Chris Blair joins to discuss Tyler Reddick and 23XI Racing at COTA, the NASCAR playoff weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway in September, the IndyCar night race in June, and a potential Cardinals Hall of Fame crossover weekend. Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom then explains why he believes in Marmol, the importance of organizational alignment, the club's reset with a young core, JJ Wetherholt's development, and early impressions of the pitching staff as spring battles continue.

The February 26, 2026, broadcast opens with Hour 1, as Marc Cox recounts his White House visit, ICE cooperation issues, and the surreal Portland Frog Brigade protests, closing with an airport confrontation over immigration activism. Hour 2 covers Cox's safe return from D.C., the Save America Act, John Thune's strategy, Cardinals baseball insights from Tom Ackerman, and a rapid-fire “In Other News” segment. Hour 3 dives into Hillary Clinton's closed-door testimony on the Epstein probe, Jim Talent's analysis of Trump's Middle East strategy, Fort Zumwalt school board elections with Mark Pratt, and a Kim on a Whim discussion on vaccine policy. Hour 4 captures live D.C. reporting around the State of the Union, Shannon Bream's insider perspective on immigration enforcement and congressional behavior, Griff Jenkins' New York blizzard coverage, and commentary on a controversial Fresno city council candidate, along with previews of travel events. Across all hours, Cox blends politics, personal anecdotes, and local interest, delivering context-rich insights with a clear on-the-ground perspective. Hashtags: #StateOfTheUnion #WhiteHouseRecap #ICE #PortlandFrogBrigade #SaveAmericaAct #JohnThune #TomAckerman #ClintonTestimony #JimTalent #MiddleEast #FortZumwalt #SchoolBoard #ShannonBream #GriffJenkins #FresnoPolitics #MarcCoxMorningShow

Marc Cox returns from Washington, D.C., recapping his smooth travel amid the partial government shutdown and highlighting TSA experiences, the ongoing Save America Act, and John Thune's handling of Republican strategy. Sports take center stage with Tom Ackerman in studio, discussing Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina's imminent Cardinals Hall of Fame induction, their historic achievements, and St. Louis baseball's rich legacy. The hour closes with lighter “In Other News” stories, including dream studies, Team USA's $10,572 Miami nightclub tab, Martin Short's personal tragedy, app privacy tips, and previews of local election coverage with Jim Talent and Mark Pratt. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #GovernmentShutdown #SaveAmericaAct #TomAckerman #CardinalsHallOfFame #Pujols #Molina #TeamUSA #MartinShort #DreamStudy #AppPrivacy #LocalElections

Marc Cox sits down with Tom Ackerman to discuss the potential Hall of Fame inductions of Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina, highlighting their historic careers, clutch performances, and contributions to the Cardinals' legacy. The conversation reflects on the significance of St. Louis baseball history, personal encounters with legendary players like Lou Brock and Ozzie Smith, and the city's deep connection to its sports icons. Fans are reminded of the lineage and pride that defines the Cardinals' franchise. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #Cardinals #HallOfFame #AlbertPujols #YadierMolina #OzzySmith #LouBrock #StLouisBaseball #MarcCoxMorningShow

Tom Ackerman is live from Ballpark Village for the Billikens Coaches Show alongside SLU Women's Head Basketball Coach Rebecca Tillett, freshmen Alyssa Koerkenmeier and Jahda Denis!

Tom Ackerman reflects on the thrilling U.S. hockey victory, highlighting Jack Hughes' clutch performance and the resilience of American players against top-tier competition. He connects this patriotic energy to local sports, analyzing St. Louis Cardinals' young talent, the significance of developing players together, and recent minor league standouts showing promise for the future. Ackerman also breaks down a heated college basketball rivalry game, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the game rather than sensationalized headlines. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #USAHockey #JackHughes #StLouisCardinals #MinorLeagueStars #YouthSportsDevelopment #CollegeBasketball #PatrioticSports

Marc Cox kicks off the hour with Kim St. Onge covering El Mencho's death and the resulting cartel violence in Mexico, including the U.S. response and safety warnings for tourists. Dan Buck adds context on cartel dynamics and potential U.S. involvement. The hour shifts to U.S. politics and current events, with discussions on the Mar-a-Lago shooting, State of the Union preparations, California's cost of living, emergency snow shoveling jobs in New York, and sports updates from Tom Ackerman. The team balances breaking news, political analysis, and human-interest stories while previewing upcoming coverage from Washington, D.C. Hashtags: #CartelViolence #ElMencho #MarALago #StateOfTheUnion #USPolitics #EmergencyJobs #SportsUpdates #TomAckerman #DanBuck #MarcCox

The show kicks off with Hour 1 navigating Marc Cox's tense D.C. travel amid a bomb cyclone, highlighting government shutdown absurdities, TSA chaos, and a fiery Soapbox on hypocrisy and patriotism, while Kim St. Onge exposes campus bias in “Kim on a Whim,” and AOC and Gavin Newsom draw scrutiny for tone-deaf political moves. Hour 2 celebrates the USA men's hockey gold medal win and Jack Hughes' standout performance before delving into Supreme Court tariff rulings with Hans von Spakovsky, market reactions with Nicole Murray, and lighter stories in “In Other News,” previewing AI and Dan Buck segments. Hour 3, “The Buck Stops Here with Dan Buck,” covers the deadly El Mencho cartel developments, Mexico's security chaos, and potential U.S. responses, offering context and warnings for Americans abroad. Hour 4 dives into Monday morning commentary, State of the Union prep, Mar-a-Lago shooting aftermath, Gavin Newsom's gaffes, local snow shovel job quirks, and sports highlights with Tom Ackerman, tying together legal, political, and cultural coverage. Hashtags: #MarcCoxShow #StateOfTheUnion #BombCyclone #USAHockey #Tariffs #Markets #DanBuck #ElMencho #MexicoCartels #MarALago #GavinNewsom #TomAckerman #PoliticalCommentary #Sports

Tom Ackerman hosts a packed edition of Sports on a Sunday Morning reacting to Team USA's dramatic overtime gold medal win over Canada. Bernie Miklasz breaks down Connor Hellebuyck's standout performance and the significance of the first U.S. men's hockey gold since 1980, while Kelly O'Grady joins from Milan with the in-arena perspective and emotional medal ceremony. SLU head coach Josh Schertz discusses watching the gold medal game, the mental side of elite competition, and the Billikens' 33-point swing against VCU as they prepare for a challenging A-10 stretch. Diego Gigliani talks the STL City SC season opener, Marcel Hartel's goal, and the club's playoff ambitions, while Chaim Bloom provides early Cardinals spring training insight, including rotation competition, young pitching, and the addition of Ramón Urías. The show also includes Cardinals spring notes, a full college basketball rundown, and continued reaction to USA Hockey's historic win.

Tom Ackerman talks with Kelly O'Grady live from Milan after witnessing Team USA's dramatic overtime win over Canada for Olympic gold. She describes the electric in-arena atmosphere, dueling USA and Canada chants, and the emotional medal ceremony as the U.S. captured its first men's hockey gold in 46 years. O'Grady also shares insight on players returning to NHL teams after the tournament and reflects on her Olympic coverage, including an interview with figure skater Ilia Malinin and lessons about growth through defeat.

Tom Ackerman talks with STL City SC President and GM Diego Gigliani about the season opener at Energizer Park, the 1–1 draw with Charlotte, and Marcel Hartel scoring the first MLS goal of the year. Gigliani discusses the evolving identity of this year's squad under a new coach, the balance between aggressive pressing and more intentional possession, and the club's goal of staying in the playoff race deep into the season. He also outlines plans to lean on MLS experience, the strength of the St. Louis soccer market, and how the club will engage fans locally around the 2026 World Cup with watch parties and grassroots outreach.

Tom Ackerman reacts to Team USA's overtime gold medal win over Canada, including the call of Jack Hughes' golden goal and Connor Hellebuyck's dominant performance as the U.S. captures its first men's hockey gold since 1980. The hour includes reaction to the emotional celebration, St. Louis connections on Team USA, and the atmosphere in Italy. Diego Gigliani joins to discuss the STL City SC season opener, the draw with Charlotte, Marcel Hartel's goal, roster changes, and the club's push to get back into playoff contention while building momentum in the St. Louis soccer market. Chaim Bloom talks Cardinals spring training, early pitching impressions, rotation competition, the addition of Ramón Urías, and the organization's focus on improving defense and supporting young arms as camp gets underway.

Marc Cox and the team open with the shocking arrest of Prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor on his 66th birthday, exploring financial misconduct allegations and implications from the Epstein files. The hour shifts to Florida Congressman Randy Fine defending dogs over cultural mandates, sparking calls for censure. Tom Ackerman joins to break down Miami of Ohio's undefeated season and Missouri's narrow basketball wins, highlighting key player performances and March tournament prospects. The segment closes with fast-moving “In Other News” stories covering Chick-fil-A research, a stuck Amazon van, Shia LaBeouf's arrest, NASA's Artemis 2 prep, UFO claims, and a centuries-old Swedish shipwreck. Hashtags: #PrinceAndrew #EpsteinFiles #RandyFine #TomAckerman #MiamiRedhawks #MizzouBasketball #ChickFilA #NASA #Artemis2 #UFOs #SwedenShipwreck

Tom Ackerman joins Marc to discuss standout performances in college and professional sports. They cover Miami of Ohio's 26–0 basketball season, SLU and VCU matchups, Missouri's narrow win over Vanderbilt, and Illinois' dominant showing. Ackerman highlights team dynamics, coaching impact, and player development, while also touching on baseball spring training and the Cardinals' roster outlook. The conversation blends analysis, fan perspective, and predictions for upcoming NCAA and MLB action. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #MarcCoxMorningShow #MiamiOfOhio #CollegeBasketball #MissouriBasketball #NCAA #MLB #Cardinals #SportsAnalysis

Marc Cox returns from Montana and leads a packed show across four dynamic hours. Hour 1 opens with Marc recounting his mountain trip with Kim St. Onge and Ethan Bright, then moves into Prince Andrew's arrest and a deep dive on congressional stock scandals. Hour 2 covers the royal scandal in detail, Florida Congressman Randy Fine defending dogs over mandates, Tom Ackerman on Miami of Ohio and Missouri basketball, and quirky global headlines from Chick‑fil‑A research to UFO claims. Hour 3 expands on Prince Andrew's legal issues, brings in Jim Talent on Iran and U.S. foreign policy, Paul Perez on Border Patrol challenges, and closes with Kim on a Whim spotlighting congressional trading profits. Hour 4 examines Christian nationalism in America, Shannon Bream on legal and Supreme Court updates, Griff Jenkins reporting from Arizona on a DNA investigation, and President Trump's introduction of the Board of Peace with global leaders. Each hour blends breaking news, expert analysis, and on-the-ground reporting, tying domestic politics, royal scandals, and international affairs into a compelling morning narrative. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #PrinceAndrew #EpsteinFiles #MontanaTrip #RandyFine #TomAckerman #JimTalent #PaulPerez #ChristianNationalism #GriffJenkins #Trump #BoardOfPeace #GlobalNews #UFOs #CongressionalStockTrading #MiddleEast