The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Michael Kelley and Amy break down who the 2 major parties in America appeal to these days; CNN's AI Correspondent Hadas Gold talks about 'ai-proofing' your career; Michael Kelley's algorithm is sending him snakes, why?

CNN's AI Correspondent Hadas Gold joins Michael Kelley and Amy to discuss which jobs are the most vulnerable to AI, and how you can truly "AI-proof" your job by making AI work for you- not the other way around.

Chris is out, Michael Kelley is in. Matt Pauley breaks down the series loss to the Brewers by the Cardinals; Question of the week, is Amy neurotic about her socks?; CBS's Major Garrett on the US attacks on Iran and a possible ceasefire; who are these redheaded characters in Star Wars?

CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett, joins Michael Kelley and Amy this week. Chris Rongey is in Washington, DC, and he will take in a Padres baseball game while in town with Major; is there an update on the US attacks on Iran?; the Trump slush fund against 'weaponization'; Jill Biden's book.

KMOX's Matt Pauley joins Amy and Michael Kelley to discuss the three-game series sweep of the Cardinals at the hands of Milwaukee. Could Dustin May have been successful in the series finale, throwing a no-hitter late into the game. The Chicago Cubs arrive this weekend.

Amy welcomes Michael Kelley to the show, in for Chris Rongey. They discuss the back-and-forth between the city of St Louis and the state run board; Amy played the lottery yesterday, and did quite well; Dr Jill Biden has a new book, and Michael is upset; Did you see this?

Amy and Michael chat about her lottery excitement on Wednesday. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Chris and Amy's full Wednesday show includes visits with St Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge; Washington correspondent for Meidas Touch, Scott MacFarlane; & Cardinals radio voice John Rooney. Plus, follow-ups on the crotch chop gesture that a Brewers pitcher made toward the Cardinals dugout; the rise of AI and Amy's neurotic tendencies.

Chris was unaware of the long-running Whitaker Music Festival, among other things; Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins from Milwaukee as the Cardinals look to salvage a win against the Brewers; Question of the week and Amy's neuroses.

Cardinals radio broadcaster John Rooney joins talks about the heated moments during yesterday's game with the Brewers. He calls Abner Uribe gesturing toward his crotch, a 'classless act.'

Chris and Amy dive into Washington politics with Scott MacFarlane; could the Brewers/Cardinals tiff over the crotch gesture already be over?; will future generations look back on the 2020's with favor?; Amy and Chris discuss the ongoing issues with AI.

Amy deleted social media on her smartphone, she still uses it on her laptop at work. Chris and Amy discuss "The Way We Were" and wonder if the 2020s will be considered a good age when current kids look back on this age with phones everywhere.

Chris and Amy welcome Meidas Touch's Scott MacFarlane. He comments on the closure of CBS Radio; the unending Iran war & Marco Rubio; the Texas Senate Republican primary; and the UFC stage being constructed on the White House grounds.

The Rams settlement funds are under debate in the Board of Aldermen; City Alderman Rasheen Aldridge on the Rams funds; Chris and Amy react to the gesture made by the Brewers pitcher; Did you see this? ageism in Hollywood.

Chris and Amy react to Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe's gestures to the Cardinals dugout in last night's Milwaukee victory. Chris jokingly says he's upset that the Brewers manager handled the situation as well as he did. For his part, Uribe apologized to his teammates, fans and management, but not to the Cardinals.

St Louis City Alderman Rasheen Aldridge (Ward 14) joins Chris and Amy. The Mayor and St Louis BOA Chair have co-sponsored a bill that would allocate Rams settlement funds throughout the city. Advocates for the north side, hit particularly hard by the tornado, would like more of the funds spend in their region to rebuild, and less on downtown.

Chris and Amy on a Tuesday of a holiday week. They speak with Dave Simons about the economy and investing; Vinny Rottino from the Brewers tv network; and Andrew Egger about the comings and goings in Washington, DC. Plus, what is the worst stretch of road in St Louis County?; our Question of the week revolves around your personal quirks; and should 'Tarps-off' be everywhere?

Chris and Amy discuss a new list of bad roads in Missouri, Manchester is on their list; what historical birthdays have been forgotten?; Andrew Egger is the White House correspondent for The Bulwark; what are your neurosis?

The Bulwark's Andrew Egger joins Chris and Amy every week. He's the White House Correspondent and co-author of the 'Morning Shots' newsletter. 'There are so many ways that this could fall apart,' says Egger of the deal with Iran. Pres Trump visits Walter Reed Medical Center again today.

Chris and Amy discuss the markets and a possible AI bubble with Dave Simons; the Question of the week regarding your own personal quirks; the Cardinals and Brewers continue their series, Vinny Rottino weighs-in; are there places where 'Tarps off' is not allowed?

Vinny Rottino, Milwaukee Brewers tv analyst the team does a good job of developing young starting pitchers, which helps keep them competitive in the NL Central, year after year. 'The Brewers are playing baseball like the Cardinals used to play baseball when the Cardinals were giving the Brewers fans nightmares,' says Rottino.

Will the market AI bubble 'pop'? Dave Simons says 'we will probably hit that wall, some day.' Is now a good time to invest? Simons is the Managing Partner at One Private Wealth. 'I would still advise people not to reach for extra risk,' says Simons even though he believes the market is still going to go higher.

A Tuesday following a holiday weekend for Chris and Amy. Amy saw the Symphony perform Looney Tunes; Amy has issues with going barefoot in hotel rooms; CBS Radio news signs-off; Did you see this? 'the all-drug Olympics'.

Chris & Amy mark the end of CBS Radio News last week. They discuss the importance of a 'free press' in the US.

On this Memorial Day Chris Rongey and John Hancock are joined by: Mark Sundlov, Managing Director of the Soldiers Memorial Museum to discuss the special event that the Soldiers Memorial has going on for Memorial Day and other new parts of the museum. KMOX Sports Open Line Host and Cardinals pre/post Matt Pauley to talk about the series starting against the Brewers, prospect Brycen Mautz getting Br...