Episódios

  • Roaming St. Louis: Find your way at City Museum's Labyrinth

    Roaming St. Louis: Find your way at City Museum's Labyrinth
    Jul 6 2025
    KMOX host Scott Jagow visits City Museum's latest installation -- a maze called Labyrinth. From Twinkie pans to turbochargers, it's made from some cool stuff.
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    7 minutos
  • Exploring National Anthems Around the World

    Exploring National Anthems Around the World
    Jul 6 2025
    Scott Jagow delves into the origins and histories of various national anthems. The U.S. anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," is derived from the British "Anacreontic Song," a drinking tune. Japan's "Kimigayo" boasts the oldest lyrics, dating back to the 9th or 10th century. Mexico's anthem, "Himno Nacional Mexicano," was created in 1853 through a contest. France's "La Marseillaise" is known for its graphic imagery. The Cook Islands' anthem, written in 1982, is peaceful and reflective of its South Pacific location. Greece has the longest anthem with 158 stanzas, while Uganda's is the shortest at 44 seconds. Saint Helena's unofficial anthem, "My St. Helena Island," was written by Dave Mitchell, an American DJ inspired by postcards of the island.
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    8 minutos
  • Elon Musk Launches ‘America Party’ Can It Succeed

    Elon Musk Launches ‘America Party’ Can It Succeed
    Jul 6 2025
    Scott Jagow is joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley to unpack Elon Musk’s announcement of his new political movement, the America Party. Hancock is skeptical, comparing it to past third party efforts like Ross Perot’s Reform Party. Kelley says Musk’s money gives him a real platform but warns it could split the Republican vote. They also discuss a narrowly passed bill in Congress and what it could mean for the economy, including potential impacts from new tariffs and tax policy changes.
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    8 minutos
  • Chat with Stu Mac: Our Favorite Patriotic Movies

    Chat with Stu Mac: Our Favorite Patriotic Movies
    Jul 6 2025
    Scott Jagow sits down with Stuart McMillian to swap picks for their favorite patriotic movies. Stuart makes the case for Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, while Scott highlights Seabiscuit and Miracle. They also touch on classics like Saving Private Ryan, Born on the Fourth of July, and Gettysburg, along with underdog stories like Rocky IV and political thrillers like Air Force One. A few comedies even sneak in—Stripes and Private Benjamin—making for a wide-ranging, fun back-and-forth about the films that capture the American spirit.
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    7 minutos
  • Chat with StuMac - Patriotic movies

    Chat with StuMac - Patriotic movies
    Jul 5 2025
    In honor of the 4th of July this week in Chat with StuMac, Scott and Stu talk about some of their favorite Patriotic movies.
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    6 minutos
  • Historic Hotels and Radio Roots: St. Louis Through the Years

    Historic Hotels and Radio Roots: St. Louis Through the Years
    Jun 29 2025
    Johnny Rabbitt shares stories from St. Louis' golden hotel era, exploring iconic landmarks like the National Hotel, Lindell Hotel, Astor Hotel, Mayfair (now Magnolia), and Chase Park Plaza. These hotels welcomed famous guests such as Robert E. Lee, Daniel Webster, Jefferson Davis, Abraham Lincoln, Cary Grant, and Elvis Presley. Johnny also delves into St. Louis' rich radio heritage, including early KMOX studios and nightly broadcasts from hotel lounges. Plus, a look at the hotels that served visitors during the 1904 World’s Fair and upcoming history events in the city.
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    6 minutos
  • Medicaid Cuts, Birthright Citizenship, and Executive Power Under Scrutiny

    Medicaid Cuts, Birthright Citizenship, and Executive Power Under Scrutiny
    Jun 29 2025
    Scott Jagow talks with political analyst John Hancock about the potential policy landscape of a second Trump term. The conversation focuses on a predicted "mega bill" that could include deep cuts to federal Medicaid funding, threatening healthcare coverage for up to 18 million Americans. They also explore the debate over birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment, including possible legal challenges and how the Supreme Court might respond. Finally, the segment addresses the growing concerns over presidential authority and the role of the courts as the primary check on executive power.
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    7 minutos
  • Three Good Things: Fireworks, Founding Fathers, and Frankfurters

    Three Good Things: Fireworks, Founding Fathers, and Frankfurters
    Jun 29 2025
    In this Independence Day edition of Three Good Things, Scott Jagow explores the fascinating history behind America's favorite July 4th traditions. From the real story of the Declaration of Independence signing and the Founding Fathers' uncanny date of death, to the colorful chemistry behind fireworks and their origins in ancient China, there's more than meets the eye. Plus, we dive into the humble beginnings of the hot dog, its German immigrant roots, and how Nathan’s Famous turned it into a competitive spectacle. It’s a patriotic journey through history, science, and summer celebration.
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    6 minutos