Audacy
Total Information AM
With up-to-the-minute news, information, traffic and weather together and sports reports.
Where to listen?
Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soonPodcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts
Episodes
CBS Legal Analyst: Social Media trial verdict 26.03.2026 4:25
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Megan Lynch with his reaction to the verdict in the case against Meta and You Tube. Meta is ordered to pay more than 4 million dollars, and YouTube 1-point-8 million for addictive algorithms and features that led to mental distress.
Sexual assault trauma survivors use music to process emotions 26.03.2026 8:03
Rachel Ebeling, Executive Director of the Angel Band Project, joins Megan Lynch studio. This St Louis based group uses music to help survivors of sexual assault. She says she started the program after friends' attack. 'Music has a connection to all of us,' says Ebeling.
KMOX Birthdays - Thursday, March 26, 2026 26.03.2026 0:37
KMOX Birthday wishes for March 26, 2026
Entertainment News: Music awards and the return of 'For All Mankind' 26.03.2026 3:02
Debbie Monterrey visits with TV Guide Magazine's Matt Rousch. He previews the iheart Radio music awards show and the long-awaited return of an Apple TV favorite, 'For All Mankind'.
Missouri budget cuts will impact education budgets statewide 25.03.2026 6:41
Missouri Net News Director Alisa Nelson joins Megan Lynch. She breaks down how the Missouri House has given first-round approval to a state budget that draws from surplus funds, & shakes up how the state would fund higher education.
Legal Analyst: Missouri Supreme Court rules mid-decade redistricting is legal 25.03.2026 5:59
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, a partner at Harris, Young, and Kayser, joins Megan Lynch for a look at a redistricting effort by the Missouri Legislature that had always been done immediately following the national census. The Missouri Supreme Court found in a 4-3 decision that there was nothing in state law prohibiting the process mid-decade. Other challenges to the redistricting are ongoing,
City Foundry is looking to be the Best Food Hall in USA Today list 25.03.2026 3:55
City Foundry Operations Manager, Matt Sorth, joins Megan Lynch. The food hall is among the nominees for the 10 best food halls in the US in a new USA Today poll.
KMOX Birthdays 3-25-26 25.03.2026 0:41
KMOX Birthday wishes for March 25, 2026
Something new to be worried about: Super Lice 24.03.2026 5:00
Dr Charlotte Albinson, BJC Medical Group Director, Convenient Care & Virtual Care, joins Megan Lynch. She has information about a new concern for parents heading into summer camp season, super lice. How do you treat the infestation?
Are your older relatives getting proper nutrients in their meals? 24.03.2026 7:31
Michelle Wilson is a registered dietician with Branz Nutrition. She joins Megan Lynch with tips to help keep your older relatives fed with healthy meals.
Supreme Court hears Mississippi mail-in ballot law case 24.03.2026 5:09
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum looks at the oral arguments before the Supreme Court over Mississippi's mail-in ballot law. Can ballots which are postmarked on election day, but arrive 5 days later, still be counted? When might a decision from the high court be available?
Large crowds react to data center proposal in Festus 24.03.2026 7:50
Festus Mayor Sam Richards joins Megan Lynch with details on a large data center proposed for a large wooded area in the Missouri town. 'We have had no behind the door meetings,' with the data center developers says Richards, and says they have been responsive to residents' concerns.
KMOX Birthdays - Tuesday, March 24, 2026 24.03.2026 1:11
KMOX Birthday wishes for March 24, 2026 Submit your birthday wishes: TotalAM@KMOX.com
Entertainment News: 500th episode of NCIS 24.03.2026 3:02
TV Guide's Matt Rousch previews the milestone 500th episode of NCIS with Debbie Monterrey. Also, 'Daredevil:Born Again' returns to Disney+, and Amazon Prime video has a new comedy offering, 'Bait'.
New non-profit advocates for blind and vision-impared in Missouri 23.03.2026 6:41
We've been telling you this morning about a relatively new non-profit organization called Blind and Low Vision Community of Missouri. It is a member organization that advocate for the blind and while you might think people without sight have plenty of resources, that's not the case. Our Maria Keena talked with the President and founder Jeff Creech of the Blind and Low Vision Community of Missouri.
Local non-profit uses jewelry sales to help immigrants and refugees in St Louis 23.03.2026 6:48
Debbie Monterrey visits with Jennifer Owens, the founder and executive director for FORAI [Friends of Refugees & Immigrants], a non-profit that teaches immigrants and refugees self-sustaining life skills, producing high quality jewelry and textiles.
Auto Expert: Automaker recalls spiked last year, why? 23.03.2026 3:31
KMOX Auto Expert Greg Damon says, 'absolutely,' his shop is seeing more car recalls. He thinks that manufacturers are using more plastics to save weight on cars. He joins Megan Lynch and says if the recall says not to drive the car, to take that warning seriously.
93% of Enterprise Center capacity and over 50,000 fans attended March Madness games in St Louis 23.03.2026 8:02
St Louis Sports Commission President Marc Schreiber joins Megan Lynch following a weekend of NCAA Tournament Basketball at Enterprise Center. He says a 'guesstimate' of the economic impact of the two days of games games in the, '12-15 million dollar range.'
KMOX Birthdays - Monday, March 23, 2026 23.03.2026 0:45
KMOX Birthday wishes for March 23, 2026
Jill on Money: What is 'Stagflation'? 23.03.2026 3:23
Jill Schlesinger is CBS News' Business Analyst, Jill on Money. She joins KMOX every Monday morning. Could we be entering a period of 'stagflation'?
What should we expect from Gen Alpha? 20.03.2026 3:22
Gen Alpha is expected to be the largest generation in history so what should we expect? Steve Scott from our Audacy sister station KCBS takes a look.
Women's History Month: Virginia Minor 20.03.2026 4:05
Virginia Minor was a major player in the early suffrage movement in St. Louis. Amanda Clark, Public Historian with Missouri Historical Society talks with Debbie Monterrey.
Kirkwood Train Station to re-open this summer 20.03.2026 8:35
Megan Lynch got a tour of the Kirkwood Train Station that will re-open this summer after a $5 million renovation.
KMOX Birthdays for March 20, 2026 20.03.2026 1:13
If you have a birthday shoutout for this segment email totalam@kmox.com
Troy, IL approves 6 month moratorium on data center development 19.03.2026 3:10
Derrick Ramert, Troy Residents for Responsible Growth joins Megan Lynch to discuss Data Center in Troy and the six month moratorium approval.
Similar podcasts
Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.