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Discover the captivating tales of St. Louis' historical landmarks with Johnny Rabbit. In this episode, we delve into the rich history of Hotel Deville, exploring its unique design, famous guests, and the transformations it underwent over the years. Join us at 8:50 Sundays as we take a nostalgic trip through time and reminisce about the city's vibrant past.

 Join Scott Jagow and sports analyst Tom Ackerman in this week's sports recap. Tom shares insights from the Cardinals' split-squad games, highlighting standout moments and key players. The duo also delves into college basketball, discussing recent upsets and emerging teams to watch as March Madness approaches. Don't miss the special announcement from Bruce Affleck about a St. Louis Blues event, along with interviews featuring Travis Ford, John Mozeliak, and more  

 A stroll in Lafayette Square led to discovering "Several Short Sentences About Writing," sparking reflections on David Kando, the 'host whisperer,' and Scott Simon's broadcasting philosophy. Lessons include authenticity, simplicity, and the power of a human voice in radio. Insights range from George Orwell's clarity to Kando's advice on avoiding complex sentences. The essay touches on lifting eyes off the page, drawing from life experiences, and the impact of specific words. The importance of silence in radio is noted. The narrative ends with a nod to Stephen King's love for short sentences and a glimpse into the inspiration behind "Cujo."

Fred Bodimer presents a weekend religion roundup, beginning with the heated debate over chaplains in Florida's public schools. The segment explores both sides of the argument, featuring comments from Republican State Senator Aaron Gras and concerns raised by Devin Graham of the American Atheists group. The report then shifts to Spain, where a priest faces allegations of peddling "little blue pills," leading to his arrest and an ongoing investigation by church authorities.

 Scott Jagow is joined by political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelly for a morning political roundup. The discussion begins with the recent primary results in South Carolina, where Nikki Haley faced a significant defeat against Donald Trump. The analysts delve into the implications for the Republican Party, highlighting concerns about voter turnout and divisions within the party. The conversation shifts to national politics, examining the dynamics between President Biden and the GOP, with a focus on the challenges each candidate faces.

: In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimer covers the latest on Wendy Williams' diagnosis of Frontotemporal dementia and primary progressive aphasia. The segment also delves into a new CDC survey revealing the awareness levels of long COVID among American adults. Additionally, there's a prediction on how the surge in sales of weight loss drugs could impact the US domestic product. The show wraps up with insights into a recent study highlighting gender differences in the amount of exercise needed for optimal health benefits and a glimpse into the early allergy season with warm February temperatures.

In this week's edition of Chat with KMOX Reporter Stuart McMillian, Scott and Stu talk about throwing shoes. 

Find out what happened on this day in history, February 24th.

Greece has become the first Orthodox Christian country to legalize same sex marriage.

 Debbie Monterrey sits down with fashion luminaries Paulie Gibson, Susan Sherman (co-founder of the St. Louis Fashion Fund), and the charismatic Joey Zanaboni. In this exclusive interview, they discuss the highly anticipated Men's Fashion Week runway event hosted by St. Louis City SC at City Park on Sunday, the 18th. Get insights into the latest trends, style evolution, and the exciting intersection of fashion and soccer.

 Join Debbie Monterrey in an exclusive interview with Alison Arngrim, the talented actress who brought the iconic Nellie Oleson to life in Little House on the Prairie. Celebrating the show's 50th anniversary, Alison opens up about her experiences playing the loathed yet unforgettable character, the enduring legacy of the series, and her remarkable journey beyond the prairie. Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear from Nellie herself in this insightful conversation at the St. Louis working women show. 

This week, for his Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow got an invitation to the Nabisco Mansion in the Central West End. The 12,000-square foot home, built in the 1890s, has 21 rooms, including 11 bathrooms, and 15 fireplaces. It's also on the market for less than $2 million! Scott chats with owner Joy Christensen, a.k.a. Joy Grdnic of radio and TV fame (she also owned Fountain on Locust), about the home, its history, the sale and much more.

  Join Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman as they delve into the latest in sports, covering Cardinals' spring training and the outlook for the upcoming season. The conversation extends to soccer, discussing expectations for City SC in 2024 and the challenges they might face in the playoffs. Additionally, Ackerman provides insights into the Blues' recent performances and their playoff contention.

Join Scott Jagow on the Voice of St. Louis as he engages in a political discussion with seasoned analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Together, they provide insightful commentary on the latest political developments, including gun control discussions in the aftermath of a parade shooting, legal challenges faced by former President Trump, and the global implications of Alexei Navalny's case. 

Join Scott Jagow for "Three Good Things" as he pays tribute to the late Bob Edwards, the iconic voice behind NPR's Morning Edition. Scott reflects on Bob's illustrious career, from interviewing newsmakers to sharing moments with legendary figures like Red Barber. The segment also celebrates the enduring radio legacy of Joy (Grdnic) Christensen, known as Joy in the Morning on KSHE in the 1970s.

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend's religion roundup as he covers Greece's historic decision to legalize same-sex civil marriage, a significant step in a socially conservative country with reactions from supporters and critics alike. The segment also delves into the tragic incident at Lakewood Church in Houston, where gunfire erupted during a Sunday service, resulting in the death of the shooter and injuries to her seven-year-old son. Additionally, Pope Francis leads a traditional Ash Wednesday mass at St. Peter's Basilica, marking the beginning of the Lenten season

: In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimer discusses potential changes in COVID isolation guidelines, with insights from Dr. Celine Gounder, a CBS News Medical contributor. The National Institutes of Health's significant funding boost for long COVID research is also highlighted, aiming to understand and treat the lingering effects of the disease. Additionally, the discovery of the Alaska pox virus and its implications, along with a breakthrough in childhood obesity through a weight loss drug, are explored. The segment concludes with a study emphasizing the effectiveness of exercise in treating depression compared to antidepressants.

Join us for the latest update on the Cardinals' spring training as Nolan Arenado arrives early, aiming to bounce back from a challenging season. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol shares insights into Arenado's offseason efforts and the team's expectations for a strong performance. Discover how young talents like Nolan Gorman are evolving, providing optimism for an impressive season ahead.

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.