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6:59

St. Louis Schools Through Time: From Pierre Laclede...

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2024/03/10

Join Johnny Rabbit on a journey through the history of education in St. Louis, starting from Pierre Laclede's founding of the city in 1764. Explore the evolution of schools, from private French language schools to the establishment of public schools, kindergartens, and universities. Learn about key milestones, influential educators like Susan Blow, and significant events like the Louisiana Purchase World's Fair in 1904. Discover how St. Louis played a role in the women's rights movement and the

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11:13

Cardinals' Spring Training Updates, Injury Concerns,...

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2024/03/10

Join Tom Ackerman as he provides the latest updates from the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training in Jupiter, Florida. Delve into the team's pitching challenges, notable injuries to key players like Sonny Gray and Nudie Bar, and how the lineup is shaping up for the upcoming season. Get insights into the Cardinals' bullpen strength and prospects for success in the competitive NL Central.

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7:35

State of the Union Analysis, Potential Debates, and...

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2024/03/10

Scott Jagow is joined by Michael Kelley and John Hancock to discuss the media's portrayal of President Biden's State of the Union address, focusing on the recurring use of the word "fiery" and its implications. Delve into the possibility of a debate between Biden and former President Trump, examining the strategic approaches each should take. The conversation shifts to key election issues, with Michael highlighting reproductive rights and the aftermath of the Trump administration as crucial themes

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5:48

Three Good Things with Scott Jagow: Navigating Sleep,...

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2024/03/10

: Join Scott Jagow in this segment of "Three Good Things" as he delves into the intriguing world of sleep, dreams, and their healing potential. Explore the age-old debate on sleep duration and the significance of dreaming in our lives. Scott shares captivating insights from, Basak Turker, a researcher at the Paris Brain Institute studying lucid dreamers and their unique ability to consciously navigate their dreams. Uncover the therapeutic possibilities for those grappling with recurrent nightmares,

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3:02

CDC's New COVID Guidelines, Alzheimer's Drug Delay,...

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2024/03/10

Join Fred Bodimer as he brings you the latest insights into the weekend's health highlights. The CDC announces significant changes to its COVID-19 guidelines, emphasizing the importance of staying home after testing positive and the ongoing need for boosters. Explore the delay in the approval of Eli Lilly's Alzheimer's drug and the promising results of Novo Nordisk's experimental obesity medication.

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2:45

France Enshrines Abortion Rights in Constitution,...

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2024/03/10

Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the latest developments in the world of religion over the weekend. France makes history by officially incorporating abortion rights into its constitution, drawing global attention. Meanwhile, Pope Francis faces health challenges, raising questions about his well-being. Additionally, a Pew Research Center analysis explores how religious affiliations in the U.S. influence perspectives on the border situation with Mexico. Discover the diverse religious viewpoints on

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5:23

Exploring Women's History at Bellefontaine Cemetery...

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2024/03/09

Join Meghan Lynch as she discusses the rich history of Bellefontaine Cemetery and its connection to Women's History Month. Discover the fascinating stories of remarkable women buried at Bellefontaine, including St. Mary Meacham, Susan Elizabeth Blow, Martha McCluer, and many more. Learn about the upcoming guided trolley tour on March 16, focusing on women's history, and the diverse range of events in St. Louis during Women's History Month.

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7:38

Vision Zero Success in Hoboken: Prioritizing Safety...

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2024/03/09

Join Meghan Lynch and Tom Ackerman as they delve into the success story of Hoboken, New Jersey, celebrating seven years without a traffic fatality. The city's commitment to safer streets, utilizing research from the Vision Zero movement, has sparked interest in replicating such success in other cities like St. Louis. Leah Shahum, founder and executive director of the Vision Zero network, shares insights into traffic patterns worldwide and discusses the key elements of Hoboken's plan

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4:44

Scott Jagow's Roaming St. Louis Guessing Game

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2024/03/09

Dive into the fascinating world of St. Louis with Scott Jagow as he plays audio clues, challenging you to guess the locations he's explored. From former rake and shovel factories to places intertwined with the history of lemons and limes, join Scott in unraveling the mysteries of St. Louis landmarks. Discover stories behind each spot, including a brewery turned distillery and an upcoming bacon fest.

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6:33

Chat with StuMac: Recurring Dreams and Nightmares

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2024/03/09

Join Scott Jagow and Stuart McMillen for a casual chat on the intriguing world of dreams. From recurring dreams about being late to the radio station to cinematic landscapes that baffle the mind, explore the mysteries of the dream realm. The hosts share personal experiences, delve into the frustration of dreams that leave you hanging, and touch upon the fascinating phenomenon of lucid dreaming.

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2:01

Faith Perspectives on the Border

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2024/03/09

Explore the intersection of faith and the ongoing situation at the southern border with Mexico. Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the recent analysis by the Pew Research Center, revealing how different religious groups perceive the issue. Discover the varied perspectives on whether it's a crisis, a major problem, or something else altogether.

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6:53

Remembering Bob Heil, Historic Hotels, and the Green...

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2024/03/03

In this segment, we pay homage to the late Bob Heil, the genius behind the Heil TalkBox, and reflect on his St. Louis roots. Joined by special guest Johnny Rabbit, we reminisce about Bob's impact on the music industry. Shifting gears, we delve into St. Louis's historic hotels, exploring the challenges faced by African American performers and the vital role of the Green Book in guiding black travelers to welcoming establishments.

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8:14

Sunday Morning Politics: Trump's Wins, Caucus vs....

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2024/03/03

Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock as they dive into the world of Sunday morning politics. In this segment, they discuss President Trump's recent victories in three different primaries, the pros and cons of the caucus format, and the unique appeal that Trump holds for a certain segment of the GOP. The hosts also share their concerns about the upcoming general election, speculating on potential alternative candidates and scenarios. Plus, a lighter note as John Hancock reveals his musical talents

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20:39

Roaming St. Louis: New St. Charles museum brings a...

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2024/03/03

For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits the Soda Museum and Main Street Arcade in St. Charles. The museum opened in December and includes some 6,000 collectibles from the history of soft drinks, known as 'pop' in some parts of the country. Owner Tom Smith shares the origin of that term, as well as the history of the beverages, company advertising, bottles, toys and more.

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6:00

Cicada Chronicles: Unveiling the Mysteries of...

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2024/03/03

Fred Bodimer explores the intriguing world of periodical cicadas, discussing the emergence of Brood 19 in Missouri and Brood 13 in Northern Illinois. He highlights the rarity of simultaneous appearances, recounting historical anecdotes and the extended intervals between such events.

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5:34

Three Good Things: A Musical Journey for Mind, Body...

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2024/03/03

In his latest edition of Three Good Things, KMOX Scott Jagow celebrates the joy and impact of music -- from late greats including Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Albert Collins to musical savants. He also pays musical tribute to a singer-songwriter relative who recent passed away.

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3:40

Faith Updates: Pope Francis' Health, Archbishop...

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2024/03/03

Fred Bodimer brings you the latest in weekend religion, starting with Pope Francis' health challenges, his recent hospitalization, and ongoing struggles with flu symptoms and lung infections. Despite concerns, the Vatican indicates that the pontiff's schedule, including Easter events, remains unaffected. Shifting gears, St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski and fellow bishops voice opposition to a Missouri abortion initiative, citing concerns about women's health and safety

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3:01

Health Check: Measles Outbreak in Florida, Flu Shot...

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2024/03/03

In this weekend health update, Fred Bodimer explores the ongoing measles outbreak in Florida, where the CDC is actively involved in investigating and tracing the virus's origin. He delves into the effectiveness of this year's flu shots, reporting a 42% success rate against the virus. Additionally, a new study sheds light on the cardiovascular risks associated with frequent marijuana use, indicating increased risks of heart attack and stroke.

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3:58

March 2nd in History: From King Kong's Roar to...

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2024/03/02

Join Scott Jagow in Total Information AM Saturday as we journey through significant moments in history on March 2nd. From the iconic 1933 release of King Kong, where a chair fails to fend off the massive beast, to the enchanting 1944 Academy Award-winning film Casablanca, featuring the memorable line, "We'll always have Paris." Relive the astonishing sports feat of Wilt Chamberlain scoring 100 points in a single game in 1962 and the debut of comedian Jay Leno on the Johnny Carson Show in 1977

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2:41

The Cicada Symphony: Unveiling the Phenomenon of...

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2024/03/02

Delve into the enthralling world of periodical cicadas as we explore the emergence of two distinct broods – Brood 13 and Brood 19. Discover the fascinating life cycles of these creatures, with 17-year and 13-year cicadas making a synchronized appearance. Uncover the unique geographical patterns of Brood 13 in Northern Illinois and Brood 19 in Missouri, providing a rare spectacle of nature. Learn about the historical significance, including the last time these broods emerged together in 1803 during

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