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2:27

A Whole Nother Story: Reflecting on Captain Kirk and...

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2023/08/12

In this episode of "A Whole Nother Story" with Kevin Killeen, he shares a personal reflection inspired by watching a Star Trek rerun. Kevin recalls how Captain Kirk was once a role model and symbol of confidence during his high school years. However, upon revisiting the show, he notices a different perspective on Kirk's character, finding him slightly brash. Kevin highlights Kirk's ability to deliver well-crafted speeches to navigate tight spots and appreciates the nostalgic feelings that watching

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5:37

Kevin Killeen's Farewell Interview: Reflections on 28...

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2023/08/12

Join us in this heartfelt interview as Kevin Killeen, a beloved radio personality at KMOX, discusses his departure after 28 years on the air. Discover Killeen's insights into the world of radio, storytelling, and public speaking. From his experiences at KMOX to his new position with the St. Charles County Government Communications Department, Killeen reflects on the power of good radio, effective storytelling, and the impact of his work on the community.

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1:40

American Beliefs on the Afterlife and Spirituality -...

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2023/08/12

Fred Bodimer explores the diverse range of American attitudes towards the afterlife and spirituality based on a new poll conducted by the Associated Press NORC Center for Public Affairs research. Discover the percentages of belief in concepts such as angels, heaven, the devil, karma, ghosts, reincarnation, astrology, and yoga as a spiritual practice. Understand the variations in belief across different faith groups and non-religious individuals.

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2:06

School districts push for innovation in evaluating...

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2023/08/10

Affton, Lindbergh and Mehlville are three of 20 Missouri districts lobbying the state to do away with so-called MAP tests.

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14:20

Roaming St. Louis: Vintage cameras, antiques galore...

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2023/08/06

For this week's Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow stops into a Cherokee Street antique store with a unique flair. The Bricoleur, run by Andrew Holman and David Montgomery, also houses STL Vintage Camera, where you can find hundreds of film cameras dating back to the 1890s. They also make buy old cameras, fix and make lamps, host art shows and much more.

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6:36

A Trip to 1948: Remembering St. Louis' Past, with...

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2023/08/06

In this segment, Johnny Rabbit takes the listeners back to the year 1948, reminiscing about various aspects of life during that time in St. Louis. He talks about the political climate during the presidential election, the movie theaters and entertainment options available, the population growth, housing developments, and the state of radio broadcasting with the introduction of FM frequencies. He also mentions some upcoming events in St. Louis entertainment. After Johnny's segment, Scott Jagow, the

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3:26

Weekend Health Update: Weight Loss Drugs, COVID-19...

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2023/08/06

In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimerdiscusses the mixed signals regarding the enthusiasm for popular weight loss drugs. A survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that while many people believe health insurance companies should cover these drugs for those who are obese or overweight, interest drops once they realize the drugs are expensive and not always FDA-approved for weight loss. COVID-19 hospitalizations are on the rise for the second consecutive week, with a 12% increase reported by

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5:53

Three Good Things: Taking Charge of Change

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2023/08/06

In this segment, three inspiring stories are highlighted, showcasing individuals who took charge of creating positive change in their communities. The first story features Tom Sheilfer, a software programmer who developed a neighborhood camera network to combat crime in St. Louis Hills. The second story focuses on Aaron Williams, founder of the seventh-grade Poetry Foundation, who launched an ad campaign to address juvenile crime in St. Louis. Lastly, the Santa Fe neighborhood in Kansas City

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8:17

Trump's Potential 2024 Candidacy and Third-Party...

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2023/08/06

In this political commentary on KMOX, commentators John Hancock and Michael Kelly discuss the possibility of Donald Trump running as the Republican nominee in the 2024 presidential election despite facing legal proceedings, including a potential fourth indictment in Georgia. They analyze Trump's strong support among Republican voters and the lack of viable challengers within the party. The commentators also touch on former Democratic Governor Jay Nixon's push for a third-party presidential platform

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11:08

Sports Chat with Tom Ackerman on KMOX: US Women's...

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2023/08/06

In this edition of "Sports Chat with Tom Ackerman" on KMOX, the focus is on the US Women's Soccer Team's disappointing performance in the Women's World Cup, resulting in their elimination in the round of 16. Tom and Scott discuss the team's gameplay, missed opportunities, and the impact of playing in different time zones. They also explore how the team's success in previous World Cups may have influenced the competition's overall level. The chat then shifts to a recent baseball brawl between the

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3:29

"Pope Francis Addresses Sex Abuse Scandal at World...

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2023/08/06

In this weekend religion report, Fred Bodimer highlights Pope Francis' recent visit to Portugal for the annual World Youth Day Festival. The Pope quickly addresses the issue of sexual abuse by Portuguese clergy, as revealed in a report earlier this year, and apologizes for the scandals that have plagued the Church. He calls for ongoing purification and demands that victims be heard and supported. The report also focuses on the young Catholics attending the festival, who see Pope Francis as a rock

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4:46

"Face The Nation: Trump's Third Indictment and Its...

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2023/08/05

In this week's episode of Face The Nation, hosted by Major Garrett, the spotlight is on the third criminal indictment of former President Trump, focusing on his alleged illegal attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. The timeline for the case is discussed, with a hearing set for August 28 to determine the trial date. The special prosecutor advocates for a speedy trial, but Trump's legal docket is already crowded with six pending cases from October to May or June of the next year. Join Major

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7:37

Remembering the Great Flood of 1993: A Chat with...

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2023/08/05

Join us in this compelling chat with Stewmac Stuart McMillen as he takes us back to the catastrophic 1993 flood, the most significant in U.S. history, and its profound impact on the Missouri region, specifically Kimmswick. Stewmac recounts the incredible efforts of the Army Corps of Engineers and the National Guard in constructing a 50-foot levee that held back the surging waters, saving the town from destruction. He also shares the harrowing tale of the Cliff Cave tragedy, where a 13-year-old

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9:08

Reflections on the Great Flood of 1993: Stories of...

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2023/08/05

In this captivating chat with Stuart McMillen, the focus turns to the Great Flood of 1993, a historic and costly disaster that left a profound impact on the United States. Stuart shares remarkable stories of resilience and bravery, including the miraculous tale of Clank Wagner and the community's efforts to save a town from devastation. He also delves into the chilling account of the Cliff Cave tragedy, where a young survivor clung to life in a cave for 18 harrowing hours. With personal memories and

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2:45

Clank's Cookies: A Tale of Inspiration and Sweet Success

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2023/08/05

In this heartwarming story with Kevin Killeen, we meet Jane Tejan, a talented baker known for her special chocolate chip cookies called "Clank's Cookies." The intriguing name originates from a man named Clank Wagner, who played a significant role in Jane's life. Initially, Clank was an unassuming figure, but his impact on Jane's life was profound. After Jane's father's passing, Clank offered her a job and promised to support her college education. To express her gratitude, Jane baked chocolate chip

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6:24

Exploring St. Louis' Hotel History and Radio...

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2023/07/30

In this segment with Johnny Rabbit, listeners are taken on a journey through St. Louis' rich hotel history and its connection to radio. Starting with the Gateway Tower Office Building, once the home of KMOX, and its ties to the historic National Hotel where notable figures like Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee once stayed. The discussion then moves to KMOX's early days at the Mayfair Hotel, where the station signed on for the first time. Johnny also shares intriguing details about an art object on

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15:09

Roaming St. Louis: Tiny worlds come to life at...

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2023/07/30

In his latest Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits the Miniature Museum across the street from Bevo Mill. He gets a tour from Joe Zyrbolio, David Larsen and Meg Dietrich, three of the people who work at the museum as volunteers. They chat about what goes into constructing the dollhouses, dioramas and models and all the tiny things that go inside. Why do people like these little worlds? How much does it cost to build one? Those questions and more in this week's segment.

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4:18

Embracing the Magic of Miniatures and the Power of Music

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2023/07/30

In this episode of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow explores the enchanting world of miniatures at a large museum across from Bevo Mill. The museum is filled with tiny models and dioramas, sparking imagination and nostalgia for visitors of all ages. Jagow interviews Meg Dietrich, a board member of the museum, who shares her passion for miniatures and the appeal they hold for people of different backgrounds and ages. The segment also highlights a singer-songwriter night featuring local artist Emily

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7:54

Discussions on UFOs, Neighborhood Security, and Age...

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2023/07/30

In this segment of Total Information AM on KMOX, John Hancock and Michael Kelly engage in discussions on various topics. They share their thoughts on UFOs, with John expressing skepticism about alien presence on Earth and Michael aligning with him. The conversation shifts to neighborhood security, where they commend the use of surveillance cameras in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood to catch a child sex predator. They also discuss the possibility of using similar technology city-wide. The hosts then

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11:33

Cardinals' Season Struggles, Trade Deadline...

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2023/07/30

In this segment of Total Information AM on KMOX, sports analyst Tom Ackerman discusses the tough season for the Cardinals and their recent losses to the Cubs. The conversation covers the team's pitching challenges, trade deadline possibilities, and the potential trades involving Nolan Arenado. Tom shares insights into the Cardinals' lineup, untouchable players, and the need for pitching depth. He also previews upcoming sports events and the trade deadline show.

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