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Beth Heller Gelles, Co-Founder of Acceptance Ahead and Author of "Crazy For College" joins Megan Lynch discussing how to start preparing for your child's college journey.

KMOX's Maria Keena goes in-depth with Michelle on the difficulty for some women to get a real ID.

Jeff Smith, Executive Director Missouri Workforce Housing Association joins Megan Lynch to talk about the proposal to create "innovation zones".

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TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about Margo's Got Money Troubles and nature shows.

Dr. Erica Barnell, with Geneoscopy joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about the four letters between you and cancer.

Elizabeth Donoghue, SIU Carbondale University Honors Program Assistant Director and President of the Fuller Dome Home Museum joins Megan Lynch to talk about the Buckminster Fuller celebration at SIUC this week.

CBS News Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins Megan Lynch to talk about the latest with Iran.

John Horn, Economics Professor, Olin Business School at Washington University joins Megan Lynch to discuss the latest economic news.

Jill Schlesinger joins to discuss tock market and when will Kevin Warsh be confirmed as Federal Reserve Chair

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The historic Quinn Chapel could be torn down by the city, but neighbors and preservation groups are stepping in to try to save it. There's a cleanup Saturday morning aimed at "cleaning it" up and showing the city there's concern. Katie Graebe, a preservation specialist with the Landmarks Association of St. Louis with Debbie Monterrey.

Award-winning children's book author Kate Klise is the keynote for this year's Missouri Book Festival. She joined Megan Lynch. It's this Saturday, April 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. @ Washington Public Library in downtown Washington, Missouri.

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Dr. Gary Nelson with Orthopedic Associates and SSM Health St. Clare Hospital joins KMOX Health Reporter Fred Bodimer. They discuss the used of robotic technology to perform shoulder replacement surgery.

Regional businesses are taking a, 'wait and see approach,' as the US attacks on Iran continue. St Louis Federal Reserve economist Charles Gascon provides an analysis of the 'Beige Book' to Megan Lynch.

'The natural behavior of boys is often disciplined,' in the pre-school setting, says Cortaiga Collins, Founder and Executive Director of the Foundation for Strengthening Families. The Good Shepard Academy for Boys is a first-of-its-kind preschool serving boys aged 3-to-5. 'We wanted to create a space where boys could be themselves authentically,' continues Collins, she says that boys that age are...

KMOX's Michael Calhoun looks into the closing of Painted Tree Boutique locations. He spoke with Emily Perrotta, who operated a booth at the Ballwin, MO location.

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Washington University Economics Professor John Horn visits with Sean Malone as ALL BIRDS, a shoemaker, built on the concept of fashionable shoes made from sustainable materials, has announced they will change to a completely different company, A-I computing. Are we entering an AI bubble?

Debbie Monterrey visits with Nelson Appell, previewing the 3rd Missouri Book Festival, Saturday in Washington, MO.

USA Today Best-selling author and St. Louis native Emily Lampkin joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about her book "Duct Tape and White Lies: A woman's practical guide to real life success"

Dr. Myra Michelle Berry, Superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools joins Megan Lynch to talk about how to move St. Louis Public Schools forward as she takes over the job.

Megan Lynch with Jared Unfired, Alton Music Exchange about instrument string recycling program.