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1:15

Stock Pullback Amid Rising Treasury Yields, Weekly...

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2024/12/29

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4:17

2024: A Year of Economic Shifts, Political Drama, and...

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2024/12/29

The year 2024 brought high inflation, soaring interest rates, and affordability challenges for consumers, with the Federal Reserve cutting rates for the first time in four years. The housing market struggled with high mortgage rates, while investors celebrated double-digit stock returns amid hopes of policy changes under a second Trump administration. Politically, a Trump rally in Pennsylvania led to Secret Service changes, and immigration debates intensified over a promised deportation program. In

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5:43

Manners Matter: Shopping Carts, Dishwashers, and...

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2024/12/29

Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian dive into the importance of everyday manners, from the "shopping cart theory" to dishwasher etiquette. They explore acts of common courtesy, like holding doors open and navigating stop signs, and discuss how upbringing shapes our behavior. A thoughtful and relatable discussion on why manners make a difference.

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3:11

Week in Health: Bird Flu, Data Breach, Life...

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2024/12/22

In this "Week in Health" segment, Fred Bodimer delves into key health topics making headlines. A severe H5N1 bird flu case in Louisiana raises concerns about a potential pandemic. A massive data breach at Ascension healthcare has compromised sensitive information of nearly 6 million people. U.S. life expectancy sees an increase to 78.5 years, thanks to declining death rates from major causes. Research challenges the effectiveness of Vitamin D and calcium supplements in preventing falls and fractures

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2:59

Week in Religion: Crown of Thorns, 10 Commandments...

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2024/12/22

Fred Bodimer explores significant stories in religion this week. The Crown of Thorns relic has returned to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking a milestone in restoration efforts. A rare stone tablet inscribed with the 10 Commandments in Hebrew was sold at auction, highlighting its historic and cultural value. Pope Francis revealed the harrowing details of intercepted suicide bombers during his 2021 trip to Iraq and visited the French island of Corsica on a one-day spiritual mission.

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6:34

Johnny Rabbit: A Journey Through St. Louis in 1941

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2024/12/22

Step back in time with Johnny Rabbit as he paints a vivid picture of life in St. Louis in 1941. From bustling shopping districts and popular radio shows to the iconic theaters that defined entertainment, this episode offers a nostalgic look at a hopeful era—until December 7 changed everything with the attack on Pearl Harbor. Explore the changing urban landscape, the neighborhoods, and the rich cultural tapestry of a city on the brink of transformation during World War II.

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12:45

Sports Chat: Goldschmidt to Yankees, Cardinals...

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2024/12/22

Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman break down the big moves and moments in sports. Paul Goldschmidt's shift to the Yankees adds power to a star-studded lineup, while the Cardinals embrace a youth movement with Nolan Arenado's future in limbo. They honor Rickey Henderson's legendary career following his passing at 65. In football, the duo reviews Indiana's narrow loss to Notre Dame and updates the NFL playoff picture, with the Chiefs and Eagles leading the pack.

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5:46

Scott Jagow Unearths a Childhood News Broadcast

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2024/12/22

Scott Jagow shares a delightful discovery from his childhood—a cassette tape recorded in late 1979 or early 1980, showcasing his budding passion for news and broadcasting. The tape features his sister Suzanne adopting various accents as a news reporter, discussing international topics like the Iran crisis and the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. The recording also includes a sports segment on baseball’s challenges, a humorous skit where Scott "interviews" a passerby, and closes with a nostalgic

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7:51

This Week in Politics with John Hancock and Michael...

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2024/12/22

John Hancock and Michael Kelley dive into this week’s biggest political stories. They discuss how a government shutdown was averted, with Elon Musk's unexpected role in the process. The conversation also covers the Missouri governor's victory in a legal dispute with the St. Louis County executive over a key prosecutor appointment. They alsoanalyze dysfunction in St. Louis City, focusing on jail issues and leadership failures, while also highlighting inconsistencies in the governor’s actions.

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7:02

Chat with StuMac - Christmas traditions

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2024/12/21

This week the Chat with StuMac has a special guest, Executive Producer of the Chris and Amy Show Matt Podjeski joins Scott and Stuart to talk about different Christmas traditions

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6:05

1977 in St. Louis: A Nostalgic Look Back with Johnny...

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2024/12/15

Johnny Rabbit takes listeners on a journey through St. Louis in 1977. He reflects on dining at Garibaldi Valley Buffet, the decline of iconic landmarks like the Continental Life Insurance Building, and the changing atmosphere in the city. Memories of conversations about the Fox Theater and the fading carnival-like vibe of local establishments set the tone. He invites listeners to join him for upcoming shows, including a special New Year's Day event.

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13:58

Roaming St. Louis: Lindenwood Park Place

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2024/12/15

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11:56

Sports Spotlight: Heisman Heroes, Playoff...

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2024/12/15

Tom Ackerman tackles the week's biggest sports stories, starting with Travis Hunter’s historic Heisman win and his comparison to NFL legends. He breaks down the College Football Playoff matchups, including Indiana vs. Notre Dame and Ohio State vs. Tennessee. Tom also explores the potential impact of Bill Belichick’s rumored move to North Carolina and its implications for college football. Shifting focus to St. Louis, he analyzes the Blues’ acquisition of Cam Fowler and Jordan Bennington's pivotal

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6:57

This Week in Politics: Drones, Trump Pardons, and...

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2024/12/15

Scott Jagow is joined by political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley to unpack this week's top political stories. They explore the mysterious drone sightings in the Northeast and the government's lack of transparency, Trump's plan to pardon non-violent January 6th offenders and its potential political implications, and the ongoing debate over merging St. Louis City and County. The discussion delves into the challenges of regional governance and the impact a merger could have on crime

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6:01

Best of "Three Good Things" with Scott Jagow

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2024/12/15

Scott Jagow takes us on a captivating journey through the wonders of the solar eclipse. Relive Stephanie Abrams' enthusiastic live coverage, and hear Scott's own experience witnessing the eclipse in the Niagara Falls region, complete with a rare Fata Morgana mirage. Delve into the historical connections between the eclipse and the Titanic disaster, celebrate the 100th birthday of Scott's grandmother, and reflect on the joy of the sun’s return after a long, cold winter.

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3:03

Week in Religion: Notre Dame Reopens, Guadalupe...

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2024/12/15

Fred Bodimer highlights key religious stories from around the world. The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris has reopened after a massive restoration effort following a fire over five years ago. Millions in Mexico are preparing for the annual pilgrimage to the shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe, an iconic figure for Latinos across the U.S. The week also saw a significant legal case as polygamous sect leader Samuel Bateman was sentenced to 50 years in prison for horrific crimes. Lastly, the oldest known

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3:48

Week in Religion: Avian Flu, Health Trends, and Food...

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2024/12/15

Fred Bodimer dives into this week’s key health and wellness topics. Discussions include the testing for avian flu virus in raw milk products, the alarming global rise in early-onset colorectal cancer, and a surprising decline in obesity rates, particularly in the southern U.S. Explore the availability of single-dose vials of Semaglutide as a more affordable weight loss option and the ongoing lawsuit against major food companies for marketing addictive foods to children.

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6:17

Chat with StuMac - Travel

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2024/12/14

In this week's Chat with StuMac, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillian talk about travel.

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14:40

Roaming St. Louis: High Bar

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2024/12/08

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4:58

Three Good Things: Holiday Traditions and Humorous...

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2024/12/08

In this festive edition of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow is joined by comedians Jim Gaffigan, Mike Birbiglia, Steve Martin, Andy Erickson, and Adam Sandler for a hilarious and heartwarming look at holiday traditions. Together, they bring their unique humor to the season, sharing reflections on Christmas, Hanukkah, and the joy (and chaos) of the holidays.

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