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KMOX Travel Editor Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch on a weekly basis. Listen to his show on PeterGreenberg.com and KMOX on the weekends. He points to a announcement that starting next year, air traffic controllers will no longer be using, 'floppy disks! Floppy disks,' exclaims Greenberg. 'The smart thing to do' says Greenberg, is to travel during the, 'dead weeks,' after Thanksgiving and after N...

Megan Lynch takes you back through the week in St Louis stories, In Case You Missed It. Combating population loss in St Louis; city school closure plans; county headquarters issues; football replays; Fairmount Park plans; Lone Elk Park.

Debbie Monterrey visits with Thomas Lee, a member of the Lindbergh Foundation board of directors. The group is planning a 'once-in-a-century' journey to from New York to Paris to mark the 100th anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's historic solo flight. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Author Nini Harris joins Missouri Net with a conversation about her new book, 'Jefferson Barracks: Defending the United States since 1826, An Illustrated Timeline' 'It's an amazing place, the number of people coming and going,' including some 200 generals during the Civil War, says Harris.

Howard Mansfield is author of "Invisible Monuments - Tribute, Memory, and the Summoning of the Past" joins Megan Lynch. Why do some monuments stick with us? Why don't others? How have they evolved over time? 'We've lost that commemorative language' says Mansfield of statues of men on horses, since people don't rely on horses anymore.

Dr. Rakesh Bharati Professor of Finance at the SIUE School of Business, explains what CVS will be doing when it splits its pharmacy services from its pharmacy benefit management and insurance business.

Patrick Rosenstiel from the bi-partisan National Popular Vote group spoke with KNX Radio's Alex Silverman. 'Every one of them should be relevant,' says Rosenstiel about votes cast from states across the country, not just the electoral votes.

'I'm going to assume this is some sort of "Honey Pot" situation,' says ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett. He joined Megan Lynch to discuss the extramarital affair conduced by Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia. He says it may happened when an alleged Chinese Spy developed a relationship from a business standpoint with Huang, and then switched it to a romantic one.

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TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush says Law & Order: SVU hits a major milestone tonight with the 600th episode. Roush joins Debbie Monterrey every week with a preview of what to watch. Plus the mystery show '121212' debuts and Amazon Prime has a pair of Bible-based stories.

Eric Brewer is Senior Vice President for Government Relations and Public Affairs for Total Wine & More. He joins Debbie Monterrey ahead of December 11, when a new federal restriction on some hemp-based products kicks in. The industry is arguing that the low dose hemp beverages, should be regulated similar to alcohol. He says Congress needs to act before December.

A local gardening nonprofit shares tips on how to utilize fallen leaves. We get more from KMOX's Jade Aubrey who talks with Dean Gunderson, Chief Programs Officer with Seed STL.

Alton Mayor David Goins says it's due to safety threats at the last meeting.

'Anything that's on the internet is fully hack-able, right? says cybersecurity expert Zach Lewis. He joins Megan Lynch as hackers have infiltrated refrigeration units, damaging large quantities of the food supply. Medical supplies that need cooling are threatened as well. Find more in his book, 'Locked Up'

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins Megan Lynch weekly. A new lawsuit against a gas station is an 'unusual' case. "The neighborhood has an enormous amount of violence,' says Young. A well-known alleged affair leads to a shareholder lawsuit against Nvidia. Finally, Impeachment is back in the news.

A Belleville entrepreneur got her business started, through a Youtube channel she began during the pandemic. KMOX's Megan Lynch visits with Lauren Mormino, owner of More Me Know, , a small business that specializes in bag-making supplies, custom fabrics, hardware, and tutorials.

Dr Chris Tinson is the director of the African American Studies program at Saint Louis University. He joins Megan Lynch as the university is reviewing the program, just 5 years after its launch. It is one of several dozen programs under review by SLU. 'We're one of four African American studies programs,' among Jesuit Universities in the US. Tinson says his program is highlighting students, 'navig...

Peter & Paul Community Services CEO Anthony D'Agostino joins Debbie Monterrey. They discuss an upcoming ribbon cutting for a 'pet friendly' shelter that accepts men in St Louis.

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KMOX's Maria Keena visits with former Chesterfield mayor Bob Nation. He's spearheading an effort to help a refugee family from Ukraine that is fighting for medical care for their daughter who was severely injured in a drunk-driving crash.

Dean Gunderson, Chief Programs Officer with Seed STL, visits with KMOX's Jade Aubrey. What should you do with all of the autumn leaves in your yard?

The federal grant will be used on fall screening and prevention. Listen to learn more from KMOX Health Editor, Fred Bodimer.

Branz Nutrition registered dietician Michelle Wilson joins Megan Lynch. The discuss the food challenges surrounding the traditional Thanksgiving family dinner. (Photo by Evans/Three Lions/Getty Images)

'It's hard to avoid them,' says PC Mag Senior Security Writer Kim Key of online scams during the holidays. 'It has impacted the way we interact online,' social media and ads says Key, 'it really erodes the public's trust.' 'Do not respond,' to spam or scam texts, warns Key, that there's usually not a person on the other end of the line. She joined Megan Lynch.