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Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review “Us,” “The Highwaymen,” and “The Dirt.”

University of Missouri Curator David Steelman discusses the big college admissions scandal.

 Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review “Captain Marvel.”

Steve Futterman of CBS News is in Washington, D.C. covering the Michael Cohen hearing.

Operation Food Search is ready to launch its newest program: Fresh RX - Nourishing Healthy Starts. We get all the details from Trina Ragain, Operation Food Search Director of Policy and Innovation.

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review "Stan and Ollie" and "The Kid Who Would Be King."

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review “Destroyer” and “Glass.”

This weekend is the annual Critics Choice Awards Show. Christian Toto is the editor of HollywoodInToto.com.

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review "On The Basis Of Sex."

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films joins host Mark Reardon as each review their lists of top 10 movies of 2018.

Mizzou AD Jim Sterk joins us to discuss the contract extension and pay raise for football head coach Barry Odom, improvements at Faurot Field, and men's and women's basketball.

Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin spoke today at the Board of Aldermen hearing in favor of the MLS stadium.

Gas prices have dropped twelve cents over the past two weeks. Tom Kloza is a senior analyst with the Oil Price Information Service.

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review "Instant Family" and "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald."

Brian Ping of KNX Radio in Los Angeles has an update on last night's deadly shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Ventura County, California.

In honor of Veteran’s Day, the Gateway Arch Park Foundation is hosting a special event featuring former Army Staff Sgt. Eric Maddox in the lobby of the newly remodeled Gateway Arch. Maddox will talk about his role in the capture of Saddam Hussein in December 2003.

Paul Hall of Common Guy Films and Mark Reardon review "Bohemian Rhapsody."

Adults put kids in sports to have fun, stay active, build confidence, and instill character. While many experts say those things are happening, they also tell KMOX that teams and organizations can do much better. Megan Lynch wraps up her series "Youth Sports - The Adults Have Won" with some final thoughts on how to bring sanity back to kids' games.

Poor conduct at games is there for everyone to see. But what happens when coaches are alone with athletes? You can't have any discussion of youth sports without looking at the men and women behind the bench.   KMOX's Megan Lynch talks with Riley Nickols, a sports psychologist and director of the Victory Program at McCallum Place in St. Louis - a first-of-its-kind intensive eating disorder treatment center for athletes. Nickols says athletes are very compliant, and coaches wield a lot of power. The owner of Midwest Twisters Gym in O'Fallon, Illinois says the system of training some elite athletes is prone to abuse.

Do families have their eyes on a bigger prize than a tournament trophy?  Families may spend big on private training, only hoping to get the same amount back in college scholarships. But sometimes, scholarship offers are miniscule, and the chances of landing a pro-deal are even more slim.