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5:27

The Interplay of Politics and Protests in Olympic...

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2024/07/28

In this episode of "Three Good Things," we explore the complex relationship between politics, protests, and the Olympic Games. From Peter O'Connor's flag protest in 1906 to the powerful 1968 salute by Tommie Smith and John Carlos, and the tragic events of Munich 1972, discover how politics has always been intertwined with the Olympics. Reflect on the resilience and unity of the Games, even amidst conflict, and look forward to the Paris Games with the new motto: "Alone we go faster, together we go

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12:11

St. Louis CITY SC Shines in League's Cup & Cardinals'...

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2024/07/28

Tom Ackerman breaks down St. Louis CITY SC's thrilling 2-1 League's Cup win at CITYPARK, featuring new additions Record and Hartel. He also analyzes the St. Louis Cardinals' recent struggles and potential trade deadline targets like Blake Snell and Nathan Eovaldi.

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3:42

Weekend Religion Updates: Abuse Allegations,...

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2024/07/28

Fred Bodimer provides a comprehensive look at the weekend's religion news. Topics include a new lawsuit against the St. Louis Archdiocese involving nearly four dozen Catholic leaders accused of abuse, and Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski's announcement of $1 million in grants to support affordable housing initiatives. Additionally, we cover the devastating fire at First Baptist Dallas' historic sanctuary and the community's plans for rebuilding. Stay informed on these important religious

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2:58

Weekend Health Updates: Breast Cancer, HIV...

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2024/07/28

Join Fred Bodimer for a comprehensive overview of the latest in health news this weekend. We delve into a new study on breast cancer treatments, groundbreaking HIV prevention research, the reasons behind the recent COVID-19 surge, and an innovative valveless artificial heart implant. Plus, discover how personalized text messages can aid in heart health recovery. Stay informed with these crucial updates from CBS News correspondents.

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5:47

Chat with StuMac - Vintage baseball

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2024/07/27

The topic for this week's edition of Chat with StuMac is vintage baseball

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1:44

Most of historic church in Dallas destroyed by fire

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2024/07/27

Fred Bodimer reports on what the future is for a historic Dallas church that caught on fire last week.

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3:15

Today in History

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2024/07/27

Find out what happened on July 27th in history.

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7:43

New study shows diet is linked to how one ages

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2024/07/27

Sarah Lovegreen, Vice President of Programs for Alzheimer's Association Missouri chapter joins Debbie Monterrey to discuss a new study that links one's diet to cognitive aging.

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14:24

Roaming St. Louis: J Gravity's been stringing them up...

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2024/07/21

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visited the guitar sales and repair shop J Gravity Strings in Soulard. Owner Jimmy Gravity has worked on more than 70,000 guitars since he started in the 1970s. Scott chats with Jimmy while he restrings Scott's guitar.

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6:20

Johnny Rabbit's Telephone Exchange Nostalgia

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2024/07/21

Join Johnny Rabbit as he takes us on a nostalgic journey through the history of telephone exchanges in St. Louis, from the 1920s to the early 1960s. Johnny discusses how phone numbers once began with area-specific prefixes or exchanges, such as LA for Laclede and PR for Prospect, allowing people to pinpoint neighborhoods or towns just by the prefix. Learn about the evolution of dialing, the introduction of Touch-Tone phones, and the colorful range of telephones from the past. Johnny also reminisces

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11:07

Cardinals' Doubleheader, Trade Deadline Moves, and...

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2024/07/21

Scott Jagow and Tom Ackerman dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves. They discuss the team's pitching struggles, including Ollie Marmol's decisions to pull Kyle Gibson and trust Ryan Fernandez in high-leverage situations. Despite Sonny Gray striking out 10 but giving up five home runs, and Nolan Gorman's early lead-providing homer, the Cardinals split the doubleheader. The hosts debate the Cardinals' needs at the trade deadline, focusing on adding a

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3:49

This Week in Health with Fred Bodimer

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2024/07/21

Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the latest health-related issues. This episode covers President Biden's COVID-19 diagnosis and subsequent recovery, insights from a biobank containing genetic information of half a million US veterans, and the pros and cons of paleo diets. Fred also discusses the surprising risks of injuries while cutting avocados and offers safety tips. Learn about the benefits of three minutes of exercise before bed for improving sleep quality, and get expert opinions on food

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2:55

Financial Resilience and Challenges in Religious...

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2024/07/21

In this episode of "This Week in Religion," Fred Bodimer explores the financial health of religious organizations in the wake of the pandemic. A recent survey reveals that while median incomes are higher than in previous years, they are not keeping pace with inflation. Congregational leaders provide a mixed assessment of their financial health, with 61% rating it as excellent or good, despite ongoing concerns about future financial stability. The findings paint a complex picture of resilience and

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6:38

Navigating Crises: Global Outage, Presidential...

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2024/07/21

In this episode, Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillan delve into the recent global outage and the attempted assassination of a former president, analyzing the profound impact on America's reputation both domestically and internationally. They share their personal experiences and perspectives on the media coverage of these events. Scott and Stuart also engage in a thoughtful discussion on the use of humor as a coping mechanism in times of tragedy, emphasizing the importance of sensitivity and timing

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6:55

GOP Momentum and Democratic Uncertainty: Analyzing...

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2024/07/21

In this episode, John Hancock and Michael Kelley analyze the contrasting states of the Republican and Democratic parties. Kelley highlights the GOP convention's success and the Democrats' disarray, citing approval ratings in the mid to high 30s. Michael critiques Trump's lengthy and dark speech, noting it missed an opportunity to change the narrative. The conversation delves into the possibility of Democrats replacing Biden on the ticket to prioritize winning over personalities.

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6:23

Chat with Stu - Road Trips

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2024/07/20

Road Trips is the topic of this weeks Chat with StuMac

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3:47

Today in history

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2024/07/20

Find out what happened on July 20th in history.

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1:55

A fiscal checkup for America's congregations

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2024/07/20

The Hartford Institute for Religion Research has unveiled the findings from its recent survey on the financial health of religious organizations after the pandemic.

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3:44

Breakthroughs in Lupus, Smoking's Cancer Impact,...

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2024/07/14

In this weekend's health segment, Fred Bodimer brings you the latest medical news and research findings. US scientists have identified a molecular defect in lupus, potentially paving the way for a cure. Smoking remains the leading cause of cancer deaths, accounting for nearly a third of cases. Pfizer is developing a needle-free weight loss pill, expected by 2026. New studies reveal that 10% of women infected with COVID-19 during pregnancy develop long COVID. Excessive heat can increase stress and

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3:12

Women in Catholic Leadership, Notre-Dame Cathedral...

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2024/07/14

In this weekend's religion segment, Fred Bodimer covers key stories shaping the religious landscape. The Vatican's doctrine office is preparing a new document on women's leadership roles in the Catholic Church, contributing to Pope Francis's church reform process. In France, the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Rouen experienced a fire, causing evacuations but no injuries. In the US, Oklahoma's chief education officer mandates Bible teaching in public schools, sparking debate on the separation of church and

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