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Interested hosts committed to the idea that you can be informed and involved--without being angry. No Topic off limits. No political agendas--balanced conversations. It's the conversation you and your friends are having on the radio.
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Katie Lee, founder of Katie's Pizza + Pasta, joins Chris and Amy to discuss the soft opening of the new location in Crestwood, the sales of her frozen pizzas in stores nationwide, and the delivery of a "million dollar tunnel oven" from Italy!
Hour 1 - Chris and Amy discuss why it’s important that downtown St. Louis succeeds in order for the entire region to be prosperous. Also: Members of Congress have gained access to Epstein files, a Norwegian skier at the Winter Olympics confesses he cheated on his girlfriend, and another edition of Did You See This?
Hour 2 - Chris and Amy speak with Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent for the Bulwark to discuss the Esptein files and President Trump's approval ratings; and Kelly O’Grady, CBS Correspondent live from the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.
Hour 3 - Chris and Amy are joined by St Louis CITY SC Chief Experience Officer Matt Sebek who unveils the new away kits, inspired by the legendary singer and St. Louis native Tina Turner. Katie Lee, founder of Katie's Pizza + Pasta, also joins the show to discuss the opening of her new location in Crestwood, and the "million dollar tunnel oven" en route to St. Louis from Italy! Also in the show: Mizzou could sell the naming rights to Memorial Stadium, and as always, your texts and voice messages.
Chris and Amy are joined by St Louis CITY SC Chief Experience Officer Matt Sebek who unveils the new away kits, inspired by the legendary singer and St. Louis native Tina Turner. Katie Lee, founder of Katie's Pizza + Pasta, also joins the show to discuss the opening of her new location in Crestwood, and the "million dollar tunnel oven" en route to St. Louis from Italy! Also in the show: Mizzou could sell the naming rights to Memorial Stadium, and as always, your texts and voice messages.
Matt Sebek, Chief Experience Officer with St. Louis CITY SC, joins in-studio to unveil the new golden away kits inspired by music legend and St. Louis native, Tina Turner. The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is also putting on "Eternal: A Tribute to Tina Turner" presented by Purina at Powell Hall on Sunday, February 15th at 7:00pm!
Chris and Amy speak with Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent for the Bulwark to discuss the Esptein files and President Trump's approval ratings; and Kelly O’Grady, CBS Correspondent live from the Winter Olympics in Milan, Italy.
Chris and Amy discuss why it’s important that downtown St. Louis succeeds in order for the entire region to be prosperous. Also: Members of Congress have gained access to Epstein files, a Norwegian skier at the Winter Olympics confesses he cheated on his girlfriend, and another edition of Did You See This?
Chris and Amy talk about the Olympians who are answering tough questions; Dave Simons looks at the latest jobs report; Stu Durando writes about the Billikens; Dr Jody Sowell from the History Museum on a birthday party for St Louis; Alderman Thomas Oldenburg wrote recently about his support for data-centers.
Chris and Amy welcome the Missouri History Museum's director to preview the birthday celebration for St Louis this weekend; are data-centers all bad?; city Alderman Thomas Oldenburg joins Chris and Amy to discuss a recent op-ed.
'The conversation tends to be fear-driven on both sides of the argument' of data centers, says City Alderman Thomas Oldenburg. 'A fear of missing out on high-tech economic development that grows jobs, grows economies, you know, puts a community on the right path, and the [fears of] higher utility costs, the environmental concerns, the local impacts,' are among the things that Oldenburg says needs to be addressed. 'I welcome this opportunity to move the conversation forward.' Oldenburg recently wrote about his support for a data-center in Midtown near the Armory. 'Data centers aren't the boogeyman, but at the same time they need to be good neighbors,' says Oldenburg.
Dr. Jody Sowell is the President & CEO of the Missouri Historical Society, and he joins The Chris & Amy Show to discuss this weekend's kick-off of the new annual celebration of St Louis' birthday, February 14th. Visit: https://mohistory.org/events/stl-birthday-02-14-2026
Chris and Amy open the 2nd hour with financial advisor Dave Simons; why are reporters asking the Illinois Governor about the Cardinals?; are Chris's comments & phrases bleeding into the listeners' daily routine?
Stu on SLU Substack columnist Stu Durando, joins Chris and Amy as the Billikens continue to win. How does their strength of schedule impact their NCAA chances? Could Coach Josh Schertz leave after the season for a bigger job? What about the Big East, could SLU end up there?
Dave Simons is the Managing Director of One Private Wealth. He joins Chris and Amy every Tuesday morning with a look an an ongoing tech boom; the rising cost of silver and gold; and the latest (delayed) jobs report.
Chris and Amy react to more American athletes voicing their opinions on politics; listeners say that sports should be free from politics, while Chris points out the history of the connection; should AI be used in documentary films?; why did Elon Musk change his Mars base plans?
Did you see this? for Tuesday, February 10, 2026. Elon Musk now thinks that a Mars colony is 20 years away, not this decade, so he's pivoted his plans to a Moon city. Chris calls him an, 'alleged genius.' How did the Bad Bunny halftime show go over with members of Congress? One is calling for an investigation.
Chris & Amy spend a large portion of the 1st hour discussing the Super Bowl and dueling halftime shows; are questions to Olympic athletes too tough?; how did a Missouri news anchor turn trolls' posts back on them?; a live update from an NBC NFL writer following the Super Bowl game; data breaches and Ring cameras; and new regulations on data-centers are in the future for St Louis.
Chris and Amy are surprised to learn that Ring cameras can be set to help people search for lost pets; Lindsey Vonn crashes at the Olympics; are new regulations on tap for data-centers in St Louis?; were our pizzas for National Pizza day stolen?
Miriam Keller is a St Louis City Planning Executive and Elysia Russel is the Sustainability Director. They join Chris and Amy as the City attempts to implement, 'much more clear and much more specific regulations for data-centers.'
Chris and Amy discuss how a Missouri news anchor is reacting to social media trolls; how did Amy react to similar trolls?; Patrick Daugherty is an NFL writer covering the Super Bowl; don't look now, but the Bilikens are quite good.
Patrick Daugherty is an NFL writer for NBC Sports is a St Charles native, he joins Chris and Amy following the Seahawks Super Bowl win over New England.
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