John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris and Amy for the 1st hour of the show; Scott Jagow has a bird issue; Dale Schilly on the CITYS SC woes; a fan is suing the Colorado Rockies for an odd reason; and should kids be invited to weddings?

Chris and Amy disagree on kids at weddings, but most listeners don't. Plus, Space Force General Chance Saltzman explains the department's operations to Amy.

Amy Marxkors sits down with Chance Saltzman, General of Space Force. The Space Force reports to the Department of the Air Force.

Chris and Amy disagree over if kids should be at weddings. How do you feel? Amy is pro kid, Chris is not. © Kevin R. Wexler

Hour 2 of Chris and Amy's show includes visits with Scott Jagow and CITY's Academy Director Dale Schilly, plus Did you see this?

St Louis CITY SC Academy Director and analyst on the radio broadcasts of CITY games joins Chris & Amy every week. Dale talks about the head games that get played at Colorado.

TIAM Weekend host Scott Jagow is having issues with a noisy bird in Soulard. Chris, Amy and the KMOX listeners have some helpful advice. He also previews Roaming St Louis for this weekend, a visit to The Economy Museum at the St Louis Fed.

Hancock and Kelley join Chris and Amy in the studio for the first hour. Conversations include Michael's missed connection at a Broadway show; John's hand-me-down shirt; Florence Henderson; John's date nite & more.

KMOX, FOX 2, and the Red Cross are teaming up to raise money for efforts to aid the St Louis tornado victims. Radio host JC Corcoran; Matt Pauley on the Cardinals; CBS's Major Garrett; a Red Cross update; the St Louis Aquarium wins an award.

LaKricia Cox from the Red Cross updates on the fundraising for tornado victims; Tami Brown from the St Louis Aquarium.

Tami Brown, Executive Director of the St Louis Aquarium, joins Chris and Amy as the facility was voted #4 in the country in the USA Today 10 Best Reader's Choice Awards. The aquarium at Union Station originally opened in December 2019.

LaKricia Cox, Executive Director Greater St Louis Red Cross, joins Chris and Amy. She says that shelter was the organization's first concern for those dealing with loss following the tornado. She says they have been working with other organizations to help the victims and the region.

Chris and Amy welcome Matt Pauley for a recap of the Cardinals/Tigers series; plus Major Garrett has a 'Major' announcement as the President's tax bill passes the house.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent, Major Garrett, joins Chris and Amy every Thursday morning. He shares big news that 'The Takeout' will be returning following Memorial Day weekend on CBS News 24-7, five nights a week. He says he won't be inviting guests on to 'argue' about things.

Cardinals pre and post-game host Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy after the Cardinals lose a three game series to the Detroit Tigers and host Arizona starting Friday. He says despite the loss, not to sell your playoff tickets just yet. Credit:© Jeff Curry-Imagn Images

The Red Cross is accepting donations for donations to aid St Louis tornado victims; Chris has an idea to help drive those donations over $60k; JC Corcoran in studio to help remember and promote Brian McKenna Day.

Longtime St Louis Radio host, and KMOX alum, JC Corcoran joins Chris and Amy for an extended segment that delves into Chris's dating life, being raised Catholic & his short stint as a KMOX host. JC is hosting the "Brian McKenna Day" celebration on May 31 on Macklind Avenue, 2-7p; the event includes 7 restaurants, 2 bands, a DJ and more.…

In an effort to reach $60,000 in donations to the Red Cross effort for tornado-relief, Chris has offered to dress as Pope Leo IX and attend a White Sox game. Is this a bad idea?

Chris and Amy welcome Hancock and Kelley for the 1st hour; Cara Spencer addresses siren failure; Travis Feeney previews Battlehawks vs San Antonio; John Rooney says Cards can win series over Tigers; Amy gets a text from Major Garrett; a daycare owner recounts the tornado.

Chris and Amy react to the press conference about the sirens and Cara Spencer's handling of the situation; Battlehawks linebacker Travis Feeney says he'll dye his hair; John Rooney live from Busch Stadium; Angela Malone's daycare is impacted by tornadoes.

Angela Malone, owner of Raggedy Ann 'n Andy Daycare joins Chris and Amy as she's gathering funds and donations in partnership with the City Foundry this evening. She shares her experience managing the children at the daycare during last week's devastating tornado.

Cardinals radio voice John Rooney joins Chris and Amy to recap the 1-run loss to the Tigers last night at Busch Stadium. 'a lot of great things happened' says Rooney, 'except they didn't win last night.' The Cardinals wrap their series with Detroit this afternoon. Credit Jeff Curry-Imagn Images

St Louis Battlehawks linebacker Travis Feeney has promised to dye his hair blue if 40,000 fans are in attendance at the Dome on Friday night when the San Antonio Brahmas visit St Louis. He joins Chris and Amy for a preview. Credit:© David Reginek-Imagn Images

Hour 1 includes Hancock and Kelly in studio for the full hour. How did they meet? Waiting for a response from St Louis Mayor Cara Spencer at a press conference;

St Louis Mayor Cara Spencer addresses the media following the announcement that the administrator of the city's Emergency Management Agency has been placed on leave. 'We knew weather was coming; we should have been at the button' and activated the sirens, says Spencer.

Purina is setting up to aid families and pets impacted by the tornadoes and comedian Greg Warren joins to promote his new comedy special, "The Champ".

Chris and Amy are joined by St Louis Mayor Cara Spencer; Congressman Wesley Bell; Financial planner Dave Simons; Meteorologist Dave Murray; Purina updates plans for helping pets and families in need; and STL native, comedian Greg Warren.

Comedian and Kirkwood, MO native Greg Warren joins Chris and Amy as his new comedy special "The Champ" has debuted on YouTube. 'We're playing two nights at the United Center' says Warren about his tour opening for Nate Bargatze.

Thursday, May 22nd is Purina Cares Day for local families & pets in need. Kim Beardslee, Purina's Director of Community Affairs, joins Chris and Amy in-studio to share more.

Chris and Amy discuss the issues with homeowners and insurance for natural disasters plus meteorologist Dave Murray on storms and staying safe.

KMOX Meteorologist Dave Murray joins Chris and Amy as some storms are headed through the region this afternoon. He weighs-in on last week's tornadoes and how to stay safe in those situations.

Brian Knicely, Executive Director of Craft Alliance, talks about the damage sustained by the studio and the Delmar Maker District in last week's tornado. A fundraiser is set for tomorrow at City Foundry.

Dave Simons, One Private Wealth Partner & Managing Director, joins Chris and Amy with a look at insurance companies, their rates, coverage for natural disasters, and profits, 'I think inflation's going to go higher,' through the end of the year says Simons. He points to tariffs.

St Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins the show right off the bat; did Chris drive into some areas he shouldn't have?; Rep Wesley Bell says federal money is vital to a rebuilt St Louis after the tornado; Did you see this? inmates escaped in New Orleans jail.

'This is not an overnight process,' says Rep Wesley Bell regarding he assessment of needs in the damaged areas following the tornado. 'We need to recalibrate and reset expectations with respect to FEMA,' Bell tells Chris and Amy. Bell says it is probably $1.6 Billion dollars in damage to the region.Credit: Sean Malone…

St Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins at the top of the show with an update of what she's seen in the damaged areas following the tornado, 'the destruction is truly, truly phenomenal'. She says the Missouri National Guard is in the area doing an assessment of the situation. FEMA will begin an assessment tomorrow. https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/tornado/ Cre…

Chris & Amy are in recovery mode following deadly a tornado last Friday that raced through St Louis. Cleanup efforts are underway. Today Mo Governor Mike Kehoe; lumberjacks working on cleanup; Steve Ewing; and details on the storm strength from Accu Weather.

Chris and Amy's final hour includes political commentary from Chris Cillizza regarding a cancer diagnosis for a former President; directions on how to help tornado victims; just how strong was the storm?

John Feerick AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist joins Chris and Amy. He says St Louis experienced winds of 158-206 miles per hour during this storm on Friday.

Political commentator Chris Cillizza writes a daily newsletter, "So What?" and joins Chris and Amy every Monday. Today he wonders about former Pres Biden cancer diagnosis, Pres Trump's call with Russia's Pres Vladimir Putin, and the budget bill moves through the House budget committee.

Chris and Amy discuss tree cleanup with Amazing Race contestants/lumberjacks; Cardinals pregame host Matt Pauley; and Steve Ewing says his restaurant is helping out cleanup efforts.

Steve Ewing says he's continuing his efforts to aid the people who are working to cleanup following the tornadoes on Friday that ripped through St Louis. He says there is no power along the stretch of Delmar where Steve's Hot Dogs is located at the Maker District.

Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy after the Cardinals take 2 of three from Kansas City this weekend, wrapping up a successful road trip. The Cardinal open a series with the Tigers tonight.

Jeff Bailey of Econotree and his father "Pops" Bailey of Green Thumb Tree Service are local lumberjacks and were contestants on CBS's The Amazing Race. They jumped into action this weekend following Friday's tornado. Jeff thinks it will take 'months, months, for sure' for just cleanup in the regions impacted.…

Chris and Amy share their stories of last Friday's deadly tornadoes; listeners share their experiences; Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe congratulates first responders for their efforts on Friday. Did you see this?

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe joins Chris and Amy following deadly tornadoes in St Louis last Friday afternoon. Kehoe says he grew up in the region where the tornadoes hit and called the scene 'tragic.' Says he has been in contact with Sen Josh Hawley, Congressman Wesley Bell, in addition to Pres Trump.…

Featuring a full hour with John Hancock and Michael Kelley; Murrow Award winner Scott Jagow and his 'Roaming' St Louis segment; Soccer chants and CITY talk with Dale Schilly; facial recognition at the airport; plus poor translations; Bruce Springsteen under fire and more.

Chris and Amy discuss a TSA new facial-recognition program; listeners comment on quirky names and Bruce Springsteen; the power of radio and love for Tom Cruise.

Jeramie D. Scott is Director of EPIC's Project on Surveillance Oversight, he joins Chris and Amy to share his concerns over facial recognition being used by TSA.

Chris & Amy preview Scott Jagow's 'Roaming St Louis' and 'Three Good Things' segments and find out that he's won an award. Plus awkward translations and street names, soccer chants, and Did you see this?