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Michael Calhoun breaks down the acquisition of Gift a Meal by Swipe Savvy, how the St. Louis-based app has donated nearly 3 million meals, and what’s next as CEO Andrew Glantz stays involved.

Michael Calhoun talks with Peter King about the Artemis mission’s progress as astronauts approach the Moon, early spacecraft performance, and how the mission is set to travel farther than Apollo 13. They also look ahead to future lunar landings and reflect on decades of space coverage.

Michael Calhoun talks with Cindy Mense about St. Louis’ new “Welcoming Public Spaces” program, how open streets can boost walkability and community, and what it takes for these efforts to succeed long term.

Michael Calhoun talks with John Hancock and Michael Kelly about rising tensions with the Middle East, concerns over Ukraine support, and the St. Louis County Executive race, along with solutions to the region’s population decline.

Johnny Rabbit shares stories from St. Louis history, from neighborhood drugstores like Ned Stein’s, Harper’s Pharmacy, and Lindenwood Drug to the evolution of soda fountains and pizza. He reflects on personal memories, early radio connections, and previews upcoming talks on Route 66 and local theater history.

A fast-moving discussion on national protests, Missouri’s new congressional map, and what polling says about the upcoming midterms. The group also touches on inflation, Iran tensions, and local St. Louis safety efforts, wrapping with a strong sports turnout across the city.

In his final segment, Scott Jagow shares a warm, reflective conversation with Stu about radio writing, print journalism, and the art of using sound to tell stories. Scott reveals his next chapter, moving to Saratoga, New York, returning to his passion for horse racing and seeking a smaller place he loves near his hometown of Buffalo

In this Sunday segment of Hancock & Kelley with Scott Jagow, the hosts open with a heartfelt farewell to Scott, reflecting on his run anchoring the weekend format and his impact on listeners’ Sunday mornings. The conversation then turns to St. Louis politics, focusing on Sam Page’s renewed support for a city-county merger, the long history of failed merger efforts, and what changing attitudes from leaders like Sam Page and Cara Spencer could mean for the region’s future.

Scott Jagow and Michael Kelley discuss Scott’s upcoming departure from KMOX and plans for one final Sunday broadcast. The conversation also covers a weak jobs report, rising oil prices, the ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict, and the political impact heading into upcoming elections. They also examine the firing of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and the future of the administration’s immigration strategy.

Scott Jagow shares a heartfelt announcement that his next broadcast will be his final show on KMOX. He reflects on his time connecting with St. Louis listeners, the creative process behind his weekly “Three Good Things” segment, and the emotional challenge of writing meaningful endings. Scott also looks back on major career moments, including leaving Marketplace to pursue his passion for thoroughbred horse racing and traveling the world covering the sport. He discusses the bittersweet feeling of leaving radio, the importance of not burning bridges, and memorable moments when listeners recognized him by his voice.

In this week’s “Chat with StuMac,” Stuart McMillan shares how a simple habit daily walking has transformed his energy, mood, and overall well-being. From early-morning shifts to 15,000-step days, Stu and Scott Jagow talk about building sustainable routines, tracking progress with wearables, using walks instead of naps, and taking advantage of St. Louis’ great parks and walkable neighborhoods.

For his latest Roaming St. Louis segment, KMOX host Scott Jagow visits Coffeestamp, a coffee shop in South City. He speaks with owner Patrick Clapp, a Honduran native, about their story, the coffee//food and the neighborhood.

Scott Jagow’s Three Good Things this week cut through the noise. The Olympics at their best remind us what sports can be. Unity over division. Freedom over fear. Passion over pressure.

On Hancock and Kelley Week in Politics, Scott Jagow and guests put today’s dramatic U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran into context. They review Iran’s history from the 1979 Revolution through the Iran-Iraq War and how past conflicts shaped the current regime. Then they break down the latest: a major joint U.S.-Israel campaign of airstrikes across Iran, including strikes deep inside Tehran that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

On KMOX, StuMac chats with Scott Jagow about their love of train travel, comparing rail vs flying, sharing Amtrak trips across Missouri, high speed trains in Germany, scenic observation routes, and a lighthearted moment with train songs and a whistling Walmart story.

On this Week in Politics, Scott Jagow is joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley to break down the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs and executive authority, its impact on Donald Trump, and what it means for checks and balances moving forward. The panel also discusses the State of the Union, inflation and tariff messaging, the Democratic rebuttal, and early speculation surrounding the 2028 presidential race.

Maria Keena looks at the rise of Valentine’s Day gifts for pets and why more owners are celebrating their furry companions. With 35 percent of people planning to buy something for their pets and spending expected to hit $2.1 billion, the segment explores the growing bond between people and their animals. Derek Rippy from Bark Box shares top toy picks like snuffle mats for mental stimulation, durable chew options like Kongs and Nylabones, and how to choose the right toy based on a dog’s size and play style. He also introduces a festive Valentine’s themed toy perfect for the holiday.

In this Week in Religion Religion Report, Fred Bodimer examines new Pew Research Center polling on President Trump’s support among religious groups one year into his second term. The report highlights strong backing from white evangelical Protestants, compares approval across other faith communities, and looks at how those numbers have shifted since the start of the term and stabilized since April 2025.

Scott Jagow chats with Stuart McMillen about using snowstorms as a reset button to slow down, reorganize, and rethink your space. They discuss home projects during winter weather, the emotional side of clutter, and practical tips for decluttering a little each day while creating a calmer home environment.

Scott Jagow hosts Week in Politics with John Hancock and Michael Kelley reacting to the controversial Truth Social post about the Obamas, questions around who controls presidential social media, and whether political distractions are shaping the news cycle. They also discuss new tax law claims, inflation concerns, and how the economy could impact midterms before wrapping with debate over a Missouri bill requiring teaching about unborn child development in public schools.