Debbie Monterrey discusses the latest Entertainment news, previewing a full night of NCIS on CBS, more 'The Walking Dead', and a look at the Murdaugh family.
KMOX's Maria Keena catches up with John O'Leary, a motivational speaker from St Louis who, as a child, was burned on nearly 100% of his body in a house fire. His story of survival is the focus of a new movie, 'Soul On Fire', which is in movie theaters now.
Megan Lynch and the Regional VP of the Alzheimer's Association.
Maurice Ashley, the first African American Grandmaster, joins Megan Lynch. 'Chess is a thinking game, a mind game,' says Ashley. frank© Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK
CBS Reporter Linda Gradstein joins Megan Lynch following Pres Trump's speech to the Israeli Parliament.
Liberty Vote and Know-Ink owner Scott Leindecker discussed the purchase of Dominion Voting systems. Michael Calhoun also spoke with St. Louis County Democratic Director of Elections Eric Fey.
Jill Schlesinger says that it us just impossible to 'time' the market. She joins Tom and Debbie every Monday morning.
CBS Pentagon Reporter Eleanor Watson explains the reasoning behind a judge blocking the Trump administration from sending federal troops to Chicago
Debbie Monterrey and Dr Nigel Lester from Palm Health discuss the science of 'calm' in times of crisis. 'Relaxation is a very special state,' says Lester, 'it's sort if like a bridge between sleep and action.' October is considered Mental Health Awareness Month.
Debbie Monterrey visits with Nolan Ruiz, the largest McDonald's franchisee in the region. He owns 33.
KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer asked the chief quality officer for BJC Healthcare and Wash U Medicine infectious diseases specialist -- Dr. Hilary Babcock -- about the new CDC vaccine recommendations -- beginning with COVID-19. (ÂPhoto by Richard B. Levine)
KMOX's Stuart McMillian talks with Barry Faintich of Midwest Money to talk about the price of gold being at an all time high.
Nick Chabarria of AAA Missouri joins Megan Lynch to talk about the new AAA study that shows just how many people experience road rage and even participate in it.
Lou Ferrigno, the decorated pro bodybuilder cast as The Incredible Hulk joins Megan in studio to talk about how he stayed in shape, how he feels about the computer generated muscles now and getting into bodybuilding.
Elizabeth Laird, Director, Equity in Civic Technology at the Center for Democracy & Technology, joins Megan Lynch with a look at AI in K-12 schools and a new study's results.
TV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie Monterrey as ABC and CBS fall shows return to the air. Plus a new documentary on the late comedic actor, John Candy.
Deb Giffin talks with Debbie Monterrey about her investments in Washington, MO.