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1:56

New Archbishop Appointed in Boston After Cardinal...

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2024/08/10

This report discusses the appointment of Bishop Richard Henning as the new Archbishop of Boston following the resignation of Cardinal Sean O'Malley, who stepped down due to age. Bishop Henning, previously serving in Providence, Rhode Island, will be officially installed on October 31. The report also reflects on Cardinal O'Malley's significant tenure, including his leadership during the clergy abuse crisis within the Catholic Church.

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21:33

Roaming St. Louis: Bogarts keeps 'smokin' in Soulard

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2024/08/04

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow went to Bogarts Smokehouse in Soulard, on the corner of 9th and Layfayette. He chats with co-owner Michael Macchi about their world-famous ribs, the restaurant biz, and of course, the art of making good barbecue.

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9:51

Sunday Morning Politics: Debates, Elections, and...

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2024/08/04

Join political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they dive into the latest political issues on this Sunday morning. They discuss the upcoming presidential debates, the VP picks, and the heated local races in Missouri. With insights into the Cory Bush vs. Wesley Bell primary and the gubernatorial contest between Jay Ashcroft and Mike Kehoe, this segment covers it all. Tune in for a lively discussion on the political landscape and what it means for voters.

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3:10

Weekend Religion Recap: Controversy at the Paris...

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2024/08/04

In this weekend's religion segment, Fred Bodimer explores the global controversy sparked by a drag queen skit at the Paris Summer Olympics that many religious groups found offensive for its depiction of the Last Supper. Church leaders, including Bishop Robin Baron, voiced strong disapproval, questioning the portrayal of this central Christian moment. We also delve into the Vatican's recent decision to close two more Catholic parishes in St. Louis, despite appeals to keep them open.

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5:44

"Celebrating National Radio Day: A Tribute to Radio's...

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2024/08/04

Celebrate National Radio Day with a journey through radio's remarkable history. Explore how Nikola Tesla's wireless radio demo in St. Louis laid the foundation for Guglielmo Marconi's breakthroughs. Delve into pivotal moments like the first transatlantic signal transmission and the birth of commercial radio broadcasts

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1:52

Religious Outrage at Paris Olympic Opening Ceremony

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2024/08/03

In this edition of the Religion Report, Fred Bodimer delves into the controversy sparked by a skit during the Paris Summer Olympic Games' opening ceremony. Conservative religious groups worldwide are voicing their outrage over a drag queen sequence that appeared to parody Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "The Last Supper" painting. Despite an official apology stating the performance intended to celebrate community and tolerance, many religious leaders are calling it a disrespectful mockery of a sacred

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7:12

The Impact of Processed Red Meat on Cognitive Decline

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2024/08/03

In this discussion, Debbie Monterrey interviews researcher Sarah Lovegreen about a major longitudinal study on the link between processed red meat consumption and cognitive decline. Key points from their conversation include: The study followed over 130,000 participants and found that eating about 2 servings of processed red meat per week was associated with a 14% increase in cognitive decline compared to eating it only twice a month. However, substituting processed red meat with non-meat

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6:59

Olympic Games Kickoff with Jackie Joyner-Kersee

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2024/07/28

John Hancock speaks with Jackie Joyner-Kersee as the Olympic Games in Paris kick off. They discuss the emotions of Olympians, the heptathlon vs. decathlon debate, and which events Jackie is most excited to watch, including track and field and gymnastics. Jackie also shares her thoughts on key athletes and her plans for the Games.

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24:49

Roaming St. Louis: Brew Tulum brings Mexican coffee...

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2024/07/28

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow dropped by The Landing, the cobblestone streets area of downtown that's making a comeback. One of the new tenants is Brew Tulum, a Mexican coffee shop that began in Tulum, Mexico. It's owned by husband and wife team Laura McNamara and AJ Juarez. Scott chats with Laura about the joy of Mexican coffee, the food they plan to serve in a new restaurant and how the story of Brew Tulum came to be.

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6:35

John Hancock and Michael Kelley - Kamala Harris's Rise

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2024/07/28

John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss Kamala Harris's sudden rise in the Democratic primary, highlighting her fresh face, diverse background, and youthful energy. They speculate on her potential vice presidential candidates, considering Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania for his popularity and vote-delivering capability. They also discuss other possibilities, including Mark Kelly and Tim Walz, and analyze the potential impact of these choices.

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6:59

Highlights of 1960s St. Louis

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2024/07/28

A discussion of notable events, people, and cultural happenings in St. Louis during the early 1960s, including the opening of the American Theatre, the start of KMOX radio's community programs, the move of the Chicago Cardinals to St. Louis, the rise and fall of the Gaslight Square district, and the construction of the Gateway Arch.

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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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