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Eric Robert is Stifel's Director of Investments. He joins Michael Calhoun with an explanation about the Federal Reserve's move to raise interest rates to better combat inflation.

St Louis Alderman Matt Devoti explains why trains are blowing their loud whistles at various road crossings. He says Federal officials have been, 'sending email notices to a street director who hasn't been in office for more than a year and a half.' To an, 'email address that is defunct.' Devoti says it comes down to railroad signage that is not compliant with federal regulations.

KMOX's Sean Malone visits with Theo Kayzer from Tent Mission regarding a letter from the South Grand Business District calling for businesses to stop providing aid, including water, to unhoused persons in the area.

There are 'thorny and sensitive issues,' in the relationship between the Missouri court system and the Federal courts currently involved in the redistricting case in the state. SLU Law Professor Sam Jordan joins Michael Calhoun to explain the arguments set for the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals today.

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KMOX's Megan Lynch visits with Dr Robyn Berkley, professor of management at SIUE's School of Business, about he rise of 'wearable' devices like smartwatches to monitor individual health. Are there concerns with how health insurance companies might use that information? 'It's a for profit business, and because it's a for profit business, we're not putting health first, we're putting profit first,'...

Bank of America Consumer Banking Region Executive Marie Paz joins Megan Lynch. Gen Z has grown up in the digital world, but they are highly susceptible to online financial scams, why?

Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday morning. Today he looks at the verbal dust-up between Alderpersons Sharon Tyus and Rasheen Aldridge and the 7-2 decision from the US Supreme Court on Pres Trump's plan for the US Mail to interfere with delivery of mail-in ballots.

Megan Lynch visits with the owner of Landscape Lighting Guys, Matt Wooldridge. Based in Fenton, Wooldridge originally owned a landscape business before selling it and purchasing the outdoor lighting business. He says they worked on over 1200 residential properties last year alone.

Dr. Mano Patri, System Medical Director for SSM Health, joins Megan Lynch. How rough will this fall's respiratory season be? She recommends flu shots beginning in late September. Patri says doctors look to the southern hemisphere (Australia) for predictions on what may happen this fall and winter. 'Covid is sort of a different beast,' she says it mutates throughout the year, and an annual vaccine...

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Wash U Professor of Practice John Horn teaches economics at the Olin Business School. He joins Megan in studio with a look at the US deficit and debt. How will that impact foreign investments?

Retired US Army Col Jeff McCausland, a longtime military and national security analyst, joins Megan Lynch in-studio for an extended interview. He looks at the US/Iran war, which he says is, 'escalating vertically & horizontally.' He points out that the Russia/Ukraine war, which has now lasted longer than the Soviet Union's fight with Nazi Germany in World War 2, pointing out at the start, tanks we...

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Michelle Wilson, registered dietician with Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch. They explore the difference between prebiotic and probiotic drinks and sodas. Are they good for you? What about artificial sweeteners?

KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch. She talks about a new wave of very realistic AI-chatbot romance scams. 'It's weird,' says Smith.

A new poll shows less than half of Gen-Z students enjoy going to school every day or most days.

SLU Political Science Professor Steven Rogers joins Megan Lynch with a look at and analysis of Amendment 3 (Reproductive & Trans rights), Amendment 6 (citizens initiative reform) and Prop A (veto referendum on redistricting). Rogers says the Amendment 3 race has drawn into a 'dead heat'. Steve says the poll reveals 'substantial confusion' over Prop A.

Jade Aubrey visits with Russell Brannen a Senior College Counseling Specialist with College Bound St Louis. Why don't Gen Z middle school and high schoolers enjoy school?

Chad Merril, AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist says to expect. 'significant impacts' from this year's El Niño weather pattern for St Louis. For example, it is the 3rd warmest September on record so far. Chad joins Megan Lynch.

ABC's Jim Ryan explains why some AI developers are now calling for restraints on the technology. The head of Anthropic is concerned about the speed of the development, says Ryan, pointing out that other AI company heads quickly jumped on board with the sentiment. 'It's been a concern ever since before the word robot was developed,' says Ryan.

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9/11 will likely come up in Missouri classrooms twice this school year. KMOX's Michael Calhoun finds out how it's taught from Tyler Janke, who directs social studies for Missouri's education department. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)