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Johnny Rabbitt tells us about Gas Light Square.

CDC new concern in measles cases, Oregon says Covid vaccine is not associated with cardiac deaths and launchable warnings.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins Scott Jagow to discuss The Masters, Cardinals start, what Blues need to do for next season and City SC looking to score. 

KMOX Political Analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Scott Jagow discussing Iran attack on Israel, abortion, and President Biden and student loan forgiveness.

For his weekly Sunday morning segment Three Good Things, KMOX host Scott Jagow describes his experience during this month's total eclipse of the sun. It includes seeing on Lake Ontario what's known as a superior mirage, or Fata Morgana. Scott tells us what it is and how it might've been the reason the Titanic sank. Plus, you'll hear some pretty outrageous Weather Channel coverage of the eclipse.   

Vatican on human dignity and a kid arrested for an attack on a someone at a church.

Join us for a lively chat with Joe Pott, part of our weekly segment, Chat withStuMac, where we dive into the world of socks. Joe shares the origin of his fascination with socks and how it became a game-day ritual, posting unique sock choices for every basketball game. From Christmas-themed socks to the changing trends in men's accessories, we explore the evolving role of socks as the new tie.

Ning Zhang, McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University joins Tom and Megan discussing being the winner after the Federal Trade Commission asked for submissions to stop voice cloning.

 Join us for an in-depth discussion on the current season of City SC as we analyze their performance and prospects. Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel provides valuable insights into the team's strategy, challenges, and opportunities. From the team's evolving playing style to the significance of upcoming home games, we explore the intricacies of professional soccer and the competitive landscape of the league.

Join us for a comprehensive report on the Vatican's recently released doctrine titled "Infinite Dignity," which has sparked significant controversy. Delve into the implications of this doctrine, which takes a firm stance against gender-affirming surgeries and surrogacy, asserting the biological differences between men and women as created by God. 

Join us for a dynamic conversation with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS's "Face the Nation," as we delve into pressing issues shaping the political landscape. From the contentious debate over abortion rights in light of Arizona's near-total ban to the ongoing battle over student loan debt forgiveness, we explore the potential impacts on upcoming elections and policy outcomes

 Step back in time with Johnny Rabbit as he takes you on a nostalgic journey through the golden era of St. Louis TV and radio. From beloved TV shows like Corky Colorama and The Wranglers Club to iconic radio DJs like Jack Kearney and Johnny Rabbit himself, reminisce about the days when local programming captivated audiences. Discover the magic of Gaslight Square and the vibrant music scene of clubs like George Eddings' Imperial.  

  Join Tom Ackerman as he brings you the highlights from an action-packed sports weekend in St. Louis. From Adam Wainwright's rooftop concert to the triumphant victory of the SLU women's basketball team in the WNIT championship, discover the excitement that unfolded in the city. Ackerman shares insights on the growing popularity of women's basketball, fueled by standout talents like Caitlin Clark, and discusses the impact of spring football with the success of the BattleHawks.

Join Fred Bodimer as he delivers the latest health updates in this weekend's episode. Discover the concerning spread of bird flu to humans, with a case reported in Texas linked to infected dairy cattle. Explore promising research on a potential Parkinson's treatment derived from weight loss drugs, offering hope for millions affected by the disease. Learn about the projected increase in prostate cancer cases worldwide and advancements in treatment options. Plus, gain insights into setbacks in ALS treatment and the importance of eye care following Monday's solar eclipse. Stay informed with Fred Bodimer's comprehensive health report.

Join Fred Bodimer as he unveils the latest developments in religious rights and perceptions in this week's episode. Discover how inmates at a New York jail secured the right to view a solar eclipse through a religious discrimination lawsuit. Explore the Orthodox Union's advocacy efforts for captive Israeli and American citizens in Gaza, and delve into the Pew Research Center's report on evolving attitudes towards discrimination and free speech amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.  

Join host Stewmac as he chats with Mary, an Ohio woman with a unique passion for capturing water spouts through photography. Discover Mary's fascination with these urban fixtures and her quest to document them across different cities and states. From abandoned buildings to bustling streets, Mary shares her insights and the stories behind each spout she encounters. Tune in to learn about her artistic endeavors and her dream of compiling her collection into a captivating coffee table book.

Stuart McMillian talked with Cardinals fans before opening day to find out their favorite Cardinal memory

KMOX Stuart McMillan spoke with Michael Hall, Vice President, Community Relations and Executive Director, Cardinals Care and Megan Essman Director, Community Relations & Cardinals Care

Stuart McMillian caught a women talking a picture of a water pipe

American views on discrimination