Total Information Am Weekend

Join TIAM as we dive into the heart of St. Louis, exploring the electric atmosphere of Battlehawks football games, the thrill of Cardinals and St. Louis City FC matches, and the cultural richness of theatrical performances and art exhibitions. Discover the economic impact of these events on the region and get insider tips on making the most of your weekends in St. Louis. From sports fanaticism to artistic indulgence, there's something for everyone in the Gateway City!

Join Stuart McMillen and Scott Jagow for a captivating episode of "Chat with StuMac" as they navigate the love and controversy surrounding February. Listen in as Stuart shares his unique perspectives on birthdays, love, and the various holidays. 

Tune in as Fred Bodimer provides a detailed report on the recent tragic shooting at Lakewood Church in Houston. Listen to the unfolding events during the Sunday service, the identity of the shooter, and the devastating impact on the community. Fred shares insights from law enforcement, religious leaders, and authorities, shedding light on the motives behind the incident. 

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow toured the Magic Chef Mansion on Compton Hill near Tower Grove Park. Owner Shelley Donoho bought the home in 1990 and has been restoring it to its 1908 glory ever since. There's a bowling alley and saloon in the basement, a polar bear in the dining room and of course, Magic Chef kitchen appliances. 

Join Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman for the latest sports updates on KMOX. In this segment, they discuss their Super Bowl picks, the Cardinals' spring training prospects, and the Blues' recent success in hockey. Tom breaks down the Blues' defensive improvements under coach Drew Bannister and previews upcoming interviews with Travis Ford and Kurt Warner. Stay tuned for comprehensive coverage of college basketball, baseball, and the Super Bowl on KMOX.

Join Fred Bodimer in the weekend religion report as he covers updates on Catholic parishes' appeals in St. Louis, with one union upheld and another rejected by the Vatican. Additionally, Fred discusses the alarming increase in anti-Semitic incidents, reaching a record 5,404 reported cases in 2023. The report emphasizes the need for a community response to combat hate and anti-Semitism, as well as highlighting a rise in anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian hate reported by the Council on American Islamic Relations.

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend health update as he discusses the concerning findings from The Ohio State University about Americans' lack of awareness of their vital health numbers. February, being Heart Month, emphasizes the importance of preventing heart disease by managing these numbers. Fred also covers warnings of a potential second surge of flu activity, measles exposure at major airports, and a study suggesting Viagra may have protective effects against dementia.

 Join host Scott Jagow in this episode as he shares three heartwarming tales. From Brenda Lee Schultz's resilient spirit and love for music to Melvin's secrets for a joyful 90-year life, Scott reflects on positivity, friendship, and life's simple pleasures.

 In this segment, John Hancock and Michael Kelly dive into the recent report released by Merrick Garland, shedding light on President Biden's memory. They also discuss the implications of the report on Biden's potential re-election and the internal dynamics within the Democratic Party. Additionally, they analyze the strained relationship between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, 

Tune in to the easygoing "Chat with StuMac" segment featuring Stuart McMillian and Scott Jagow. Join the conversation as they share Super Bowl traditions, banter about Bills fandom, and dive into the timeless debate of blue cheese vs. ranch for buffalo wings. Enjoy insights into Bills Mafia gatherings, reflections on Super Bowl heartbreaks, and the joy of celebrating Buffalo wings.  

  Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock this week as they sit down with Joe Larue, a seasoned NFL referee who officiated the Super Bowl memorable for the lights going out during the Baltimore vs. San Francisco showdown. Delve into the thrilling moments, challenges, and insights from Joe's unique perspective on the gridiron.  

Join Fred Bodimer as he reports on a disturbing trend in the United States, with over 5,000 reported incidents of anti-Semitism and a relentless wave of anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian hate. Delve into the details of the rise, the various types of incidents, and the challenges faced by law enforcement. Explore the need for a comprehensive community response to combat hate and foster understanding.

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow stopped in at Milque Toast, a breakfast spot known for its smørrebrød (topped toast in Scandinavian countries. He chats with Milque Toast owner Colleen Clawson about her move into new digs on Jefferson Ave, the building that used to house California Donuts. Milque Toast is also expanded to lunch and dinner, will continue welcoming musical performances and open a bicycle shop in the back.

Join us for a comprehensive sports update as we delve into the thrilling Tar Heels vs. Blue Devils basketball showdown, the Cardinals' strategic moves for the upcoming MLB season, and the rising expectations for City SC after an impressive first year. From key player insights to discussions with sports executives, we've got your Sunday sports covered!

 Join Johnny Rabbit on this lively Sunday morning as we take a refreshing sip down memory lane, exploring the intriguing history of St. Louis' favorite sodas. From the iconic Smile Building to the unique flavors and the rise of Team soda, we'll uncover the effervescent tales that once bubbled up from the heart of the city. Don't miss this carbonated journey through time!

Welcome to Total Information AM with Scott Jagow, where political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join in for insightful discussions on the latest news and developments. In this episode, the trio explores Missouri Governor Parson's involvement in Operation Lone Star and the ongoing constitutional battle over border control. The hosts provide nuanced perspectives on the southern border crisis and its impact. The conversation then shifts to President Biden's decision not to deliver a Super Bowl speech, unraveling the potential political strategy behind this choice. Locally, the investigation surrounding Cory Bush's personal security funding takes center stage, with Wesley Bell emerging as a notable contender. 

: Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend health update as he brings you the latest developments in the medical world. Discover how primary care doctors could play a crucial role in detecting early Alzheimer's symptoms, potentially leading to earlier treatment for patients. Explore the unique circumstances under which Alzheimer's was found to be contagious, shedding light on the impact of past medical treatments. The CDC reports a concerning surge in syphilis cases, reaching levels not seen since the 1950s, raising awareness about the need for effective intervention. 

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend religion roundup as he delves into pressing issues within the faith community. In a comprehensive study, researchers unveil shocking findings of sexual abuse within Germany's Protestant church, shedding light on the magnitude of the problem over the past eight decades. Hear about a Christian Church's legal battle against a small Ohio city, challenging restrictions on its round-the-clock homeless ministry. 

Join Scott Jagow in "Three Good Things," where he shares heartwarming stories that revolve around the power of connection, compassion, and gratitude. From the baseball field to unexpected encounters with Comedy Central personalities, Scott explores the art of listening and perceiving. Special guest Carrie Carlson, a seasoned nurse, adds a unique perspective to the conversation.  

In this report on religion, Fred Bodimer delves into the phenomenon of the religiously unaffiliated, commonly referred to as religious "nones." Approximately 28% of American adults identify as religiously unaffiliated, citing diverse reasons for their stance. Many express skepticism towards religious beliefs, while others point to negative experiences with religious individuals or organizations.