Total Information Am Weekend

Join Johnny Rabbit as we delve into the historical events that shaped St. Louis, including devastating tornadoes and catastrophic floods. From the 1927 tornado that wreaked havoc on the city to the record-breaking flood of 1896 and the Great Mississippi River Flood of 1927, St. Louis has faced its share of natural disasters. Learn about the impact of these events on the city, the resilience of its people, and the efforts made to recover and rebuild. Stay tuned for more intriguing stories from the rich history of St. Louis on Total Information AM.

Kmox' Health and religion editor, Fred Bodimer brings you the latest in health news including: CDC Leadership, COVID Vaccine Update, Penicillin Shortages, Breast Cancer Diagnosis, and more. 

In this segment of "Three Good Things," we celebrate the joys of summer. From spending time on the water, whether it's sailing or hopping on any watercraft available, to enjoying outdoor movies in unique locations like drive-in theaters or even cemeteries, summer brings a special cinematic experience. And let's not forget the abundance of songs dedicated to the season, making it a music lover's paradise. This segment also touches on the perception of summer as a vacation, particularly for children, and the pressure to travel during this time. Join us as we embrace the essence of summer and appreciate its unique offerings.

Join Tom Ackerman and Scott Jagow as they discusses the latest sports news. In this episode, Tom reflects on the St. Louis Cardinals' recent win, highlighting Adam Wainwright's performance and Jordan Hicks' bullpen contribution. He also shares insights into the team's mentality and challenges as they strive to turn their season around. Additionally, Tom discusses David Freese's decision to decline the Cardinals Hall of Fame invitation and provides updates on the recent City SC soccer game and the ongoing US Open golf tournament.

 In this episode of Total Information AM on the Voice of St. Louis, Scott Jagow is joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley to discuss the recent Trump arraignment and its implications. The charges against Trump and the potential difficulty he may face in court are examined. The conversation then shifts to the lasting appeal of Trump among Republicans and his potential as the 2024 GOP presidential candidate. The hosts also delve into the Biden campaign, highlighting his record and the contrasting dynamics of running against Trump. Lastly, the potential impact of the PGA and live golf merger on other professional sports and the concerns surrounding antitrust regulations are explored.

A group of civic and business leaders from St. Louis is traveling to London to capitalize on the Cardinals versus Cubs games taking place there. This unique opportunity aims to promote St. Louis on a global scale and strengthen ties with London. The group will also participate in an ag tech symposium in Cambridge, fostering relationships and potential investment in St. Louis.

Comedian Fortune Feimster joined Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors earlier this week to preview her upcoming tour which is coming to St Louis.

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eezer Butler of Black Sabbath joined Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors earlier this week discussing his time spent in St Louis, his relationship with Ozzie Osbourne, and his newly released book

Tim Nowak, Executive Director of the World Trade Center-St. Louis joins Debbie and Megan discussing their upcoming trip with the Cardinals to London.

Sherry Tillis, the CEO of Fathers and Family Support Center joins Debbie Monterrey discussing what Fathers Support Center is and how important it is to have a father figure in your life. 

Join us as Stuart McMillian sits down with Santiago Beltran, the Spanish voice of St. Louis City SC, in an exclusive interview. They discuss the recent buzz surrounding Lionel Messi's move to the United States and Beltran's thoughts on the impact of having the world's best player in Major League Soccer. Delve into the possibilities of calling a game with Messi on the field and the excitement it brings. Explore Beltran's journey in sports media and his involvement with St. Louis soccer. Discover how the Latin community in St. Louis is flourishing, with growing support for soccer and vibrant pre- and post-game gatherings. From festivals to supporter groups, witness the unity and diversity that soccer has fostered within the city. Don't miss this engaging conversation about the fusion of culture, passion, and play-by-play 

In this segment of Total Information AM on a Sunday Morning, Stuart McMillian guest, Johnny Rabbit, discuss old movie halls and theater halls in St. Louis. They reminisce about various theaters, their histories, and notable events associated with them. The conversation touches on iconic venues like the Union Theater, Williams Temple Church, Will Rogers Theater, Avalon Theater, and Roxy Theater. They also mention Marvin Miller, an actor who started as an announcer on the radio station and went on to voice Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet and play Michael Anthony in The Millionaire. The segment ends with a mention of the Muni theater and upcoming performances.

Kmox's health and religion editor, Fred Bodimer brings you the latest in health news...

In this Total Information Sunday Sports Chat, Stuart McMillen, Brad Choat, and Joe Pott joins the show. They delve into the impact of the music of of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, reflecting on its significance in Matthew Broderick's career. NASCAR races and crowd behavior are highlighted, with praise for improved logistics. Joe Potter shares his thoughts on bringing big events to St. Louis. The discussion includes SIUE basketball coach Brian Barone throwing the first pitch at the Cardinals game, and a birthday shout-out to SIU soccer legend Don Ebert. The team anticipates the Cardinals' game and the need for a winning streak to stay in the race. They also touch on weather updates and the importance of social media for timely information. Stay tuned for news at the top of the hour. #TotalInformationSunday #StuartMcMillen #UnsettlingSongs #Movies

In this segment of Total Information AM on a Sunday Morning, Stuart McMillian guest, Johnny Rabbit, discuss old movie halls and theater halls in St. Louis. They reminisce about various theaters, their histories, and notable events associated with them. The conversation touches on iconic venues like the Union Theater, Williams Temple Church, Will Rogers Theater, Avalon Theater, and Roxy Theater. They also mention Marvin Miller, an actor who started as an announcer on the radio station and went on to voice Robbie the Robot in Forbidden Planet and play Michael Anthony in The Millionaire. The segment ends with a mention of the Muni theater and upcoming performances.

Explore the country's child care crisis: rising costs and limited access. Millions of families struggle with expensive and scarce child care options, impacting parents' ability to work. CBS News sheds light on the challenges faced by parents in Massachusetts and Wisconsin, highlighting their difficult choices and the need for affordable, accessible child car

 To kick off its 37th year, Circus Floor had the red and black brass band lead a parade of circus performers through the streets of Grand Center to the big top. That would be the fully air-conditioned, post-pandemic Big Top. Of course, the flying trapeze artists will dazzle as always. Please, hold your applause until then. This year, there are camels, dogs, and a pig performing, along with the St. Louis Arches and the teen acrobats. There's a husband-wife team shooting arrows at each other. Here's Circus Floor Executive Director, Jack Marsh.

Join Kevin Killeen as he encounters a mother and daughter embarking on a summer road trip in their vintage Volkswagen bus. Despite lacking air conditioning, this Minnesota duo sets out on a memorable journey, capturing attention wherever they go. They share the joys and challenges of traveling in their beloved VW bus, cherishing the charm it brings. 

Fred Bodimer brings you the latest on Pope Francis underwent successful surgery to treat a painful abdominal hernia, removing scar tissue and implanting a prosthetic mesh. This marks his latest health battle, following a previous abdominal surgery in 2021. Despite the challenges, the Pope is in good shape and has already resumed his duties.