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Debbie Monterrey is joined by Matthew R. Kerns, President and Artistic Director of Fringe Fest about this years fringe festival.

KMOX Travel Expert Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch to discuss premium seats on planes, secret flights, and any surprises for rest of summer travel season.

Megan Lynch re-visits the top stories for the week as covered by the KMOX newsroom.

Debbie Monterrey is joined by Josh Ward of Great Rivers Greenway and Fletcher from the Missouri Botanical Garden to talk about the Outdoor Leadership Corps.

​The proposition will be listed on St. Louis County ballots on August 4th.

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We now know in St. Louis County, there are 117 people who have been confirmed to have Cyclospora, as of this report. That number could be much higher. Each area's health department is responsible for contacting sick individuals.

Burton Kelso, The Technology Expert, Integral-KC joins Megan Lynch to talk about google recently changing privacy settings to allow store more user data and improve its AI.

Debbie Monterrey talks with Steve Schoenbeck, Author of "Webster Groves: A Walk Through History." to get a history lesson on how Webster Groves got its name.

Roxana Education Association President Kim Jones joins Megan Lynch joins to discuss the reason for them to picket outside the district's administration building and what is the hold up for the teachers to get new contracts.

It comes after the library read LGBTQ+ friendly books at a public storytime.

Chris Duncan, Political Science Professor, Saint Louis University joins Megan Lynch to go in depth on Amendment's 4 and 5 and what it means for Missouri.

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KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with Otis Williams, the last surviving member of The Temptations was in attendance at The Muny for the show that runs through August 2nd and shares his thoughts on the show.

KMOX's Michael Calhoun talks with St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann about what St. Charles County is doing with tax breaks.

Find out how the property owner thinks the dirt got there and when it will be gone during the podcast.

Megan Lynch talked about how to create a realistic routine reset with Dr. Ericka Rutledge Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Consultant, and Founder of Wellness in Actions.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser joins Megan Lynch to talk about Johnson and Johnson Talc deal and Meta disregarded its own research on harm to teens in Tennessee and more.

The University of Missouri campuses and 240 partners have gotten a federal grant of $160 million to create a Midwest hub for mining, research, logistics, and shipping rare minerals needed now for high tech. Missouri Net's Ashley Byrd drills down on what this all means for Missouri with UM President Mun Choi.

Megan Lynch talked with Ann Vastmans, Regional Communications Manager for the American Red Cross about the need for blood donors.

Scouts are now earning two new badges that may seem like a departure from the wilderness skills you might traditionally associate with scouting. But they reflect the new world our kids are living in. Tom Kroenung, Director of Program Development at Greater St. Louis Area Council Scouting joins Megan Lynch to discuss the new AI and Cybersecurity badges. (Image credit - ChristinLola / iStock / Getty...

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Branz Nutrition registered dietician Michelle Wilson says the new 'Boy Kibble' trend gives eaters 'more control' of what's going in their bodies. She says the limit to the meals is the lack of some fat, which is essential to diets. The bowls take advantage of meat and rice paired together, which are homemade. She says it can be a 'really good bridge,' for people getting into cooking their own meal...

Earnings and sales, 'remain fairly solid,' says WWJ Auto Expert Jeff Gilbert following a visit to General Motors this week by Pres Donald Trump. 'We're still seeing pickup trucks and SUVs as the most popular vehicles,' Gilbert tells Megan Lynch. He does see a trend of, 'longer and longer loans,' for car buyers. Gilbert also looks at a new insurance institute study of Waymo self-driving cars which...