Mark Reardon Show

January 7th 2020 HOUR 1 - Joel Kurtinitis

President Trump talks more today about the death of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani. The acceptance speech by Joaquin Phoenix at the Golden Globes was strange. Comedian Whitney Cummings got in trouble with HR for saying "Merry Christmas" to an intern. Bernie Sanders is in a first place tie with Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg in Iowa. All three are polling at 23% each. Joel Kurtinitis is a journalist freelance columnist and regular contributor to the Des Moines Register.

January 6th 2020 HOUR 2 - Chris Reimer & Tim Sommer

Chris Reimer, CEO of Boosa Tech, has an idea for how to fix Twitter. What were the top songs of the decade? Tim Sommer is a journalist, former record executive, and contributing writer for The Rock & Roll Globe.

January 6th 2020 HOUR 1 - Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent

Mark recaps the Golden Globes with host Ricky Gervais. Former Missouri Senator Jim Talent has the latest on Iran and on John Bolton's statement that he will testify in the Senate if asked. Russell Crowe blames the Australian brush fires on climate change in a statement released at last night's Golden Globe Awards. Roy Spencer is a climatologist and the principal research research scientist at the University of Alabama at Huntsville.

January 3rd 2020 HOUR 2 - Millennial Phrases & 2019 Cringeworthy Moments

Alex Rich, the Official Millennial Correspondent of the Mark Reardon Show, discusses 24 phrases millennials use that no else understands. Christian Toto of HollywoodInToto.com discusses his list of the Top Cringeworthy Moments of 2019.

January 3rd 2020 HOUR 1 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable

It’s a Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable with former State Senator John Lamping, Democratic strategist Jack Cardetti of Tightline Strategies and St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed. Topics include murders in St. Louis City, medical marijuana in Missouri and recreational marijuana in Illinois, airport privatization, the Loop Trolley, and Democratic presidential candidates.

Best Of: Bob Heil & Directors Tyler Nilson & Michael Schwartz

Legendary sound engineer Bob Heil, who worked at KMOX, his life, his career and the “talk box.” Next, hear from “The Peanut Butter Falcon” directors Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz.

Best Of: Joel Kotkin, Tim Alberta & Leonard Kleinrock

Are we seeing the twilight of America’s mass media? Hear what scholar Joel Kotkin has to say. Next, we hear from Politico Chief Political Correspondent Tim Alberta, author of “American Carnage: On the Front Lines of the Republican Civil War and the Rise of President Trump.” Finally, UCLA distinguished Professor Leonard Kleinrock joins host Mark Reardon nearly fifty years after he helped invent the internet.

December 20th 2019 HOUR 2 - PowerMizzou.com's Gabe DeArmond

Mark and Jane discuss '70s sitcoms. Gabe DeArmond of PowerMizzou.com discuss National Signing Day and the annual Braggin' Rights game between Mizzou and Illinois. A British therapist thinks it should be a hate crime to call someone a "nerd" or a "geek." Fat people are bad for climate change. Mark and Jane run down the top songs of the past six decades.

December 20th 2019 HOUR 1 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable

It’s a Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable with attorney Jane Dueker, St. Louis County Councilman Tim Fitch, and Democratic strategist Brittany Robbins. Topics include impeachment, the Democratic debate, airport privatization, the MLS tax situation, playful messages on highway signs, and the Braggin’ Rights game.

December 19th 2019 HOUR 2 - Congressman Rodney Davis & St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed

December 19th 2019 HOUR 1 - Scott Jennings

The House impeaches Donald Trump. CNN political contributor Scott Jennings joins the show to talk impeachment, Nancy Pelosi, and what's next. Callers weigh in on impeachment.

CNN Political Contributor Scott Jennings Is A Fan Of The Cardinals Signing Kwang Hyun Kim

Scott Jennings was a guest on The Mark Reardon Show earlier today.

December 18th 2019 HOUR 2 - KMOV News Anchor Courtney Bryant

December 18th 2019 HOUR 1 - U.S. Senators Josh Hawley & Roy Blunt

December 17th 2019 HOUR 2 - Daniel Cox & Fernando Meirelles

Mark and Carol discuss the rescheduled KMOX Holiday Radio Show. Millennials are leaving religion and not coming back -- according to a new survey. Daniel Cox is a Research Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.​ Fernando Meirelles is the director of "The Two Popes."

December 17th 2019 HOUR 1 - Chris Kerber & Benjamin Akande

St. Louis Blues broadcaster Chris Kerber joins the show to discuss his story of receiving the wrong Christmas cards in the mail and his quest to find the right family. The cast of "Wicked" went to St. Louis Children's Hospital to sing Christmas carols today. A couple married for seventy years died 20 minutes apart from each other. What do the polls say about impeachment? We get the latest on trade talks with China and USMCA from Benjamin Akande -- an economist and Assistant Vice Chancellor a...

December 17th 2019 - Dr. Benjamin Akande

Dr. Benjamin Akande is an economist and Assistant Vice Chancellor at Washington University and former President of Westminster College. He discusses the latest on trade talks with China and USMCA.

December 16th 2019 HOUR 2 - Dan Reardon, Mark Sutherland, & Mark Harder

Tiger Woods and the U.S. team rally to win the Presidents Cup in Australia. KMOX golf correspondent Dan Reardon joins us. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson begins his push to win parliamentary approval for his Brexit deal. What happens now? Mark Sutherland is a British Honorary Counsel. Bi State is looking into possibly taking over the troubled Loop Trolley. St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder joins us.

December 16th 2019 HOUR 1 - Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis and Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe

KMOV Chief Meteorologist Steve Templeton starts the show to discuss the snowfall and what we can expect the rest of the day. Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis joins the show to discuss impeachment, the new USMCA deal, and the omnibus spending bill coming up this week. Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe joins the show to discuss Friday's big announcement by GM that it will invest $1.5 billion in its Wentzville plant. The YouTuber who rigged packages with glitter and fart spray is back for more ...

December 13th 2019 HOUR 2 - Bikes For Tykes

Bikes for Tykes at Gravois Bluffs officially kicks off. Guests this hour include ​Missouri State Representative Steve Butz. Nora Sutter -- VP and Regional Administrative Manager for Overhead Door Company of St. Louis, Don Bay -- General Sales Manager for the Jim Butler Automotive Group, and Jason Shupp of Ferguson Roofing.

December 13th 2019 HOUR 1 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable

It’s a Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable with Jane Dueker, Tim Jones, and Jack Coatar. Topics include impeachment, Democratic presidential candidates, police shootings and misleading headlines, the Loop Trolley, a fifth grade social studies lesson gone wrong, the runner slapping the TV reporter on the butt during a live report, Greta Thunberg and climate change, and the Eli Drinkwitz era at Mizzou.

December 12th 2019 Hour 2

Bo Matthews and Trish Gazall fill in for Mark this Thursday afternoon and begin the second hour discussing the rising cost of tracing your roots through ancestry websites. Next, KMOX’s Chris Hrabe joins the show from the MLB Winter Meetings from San Diego with an update on news from the world of baseball. Finally, hear updates from the House Judiciary Committee from impeachment proceedings.

December 12th 2019 Hour 1

Bo Matthews and Trish Gazall fill in for Mark this Thursday afternoon and begin the show getting you up to speed on this weekend’s Bikes 4 Tykes drive at the Gravois Bluffs. Next, Peter Sadlo, director of the Greater St. Louis Business Aviation and Educational Foundation and a board member of Angel Flight, tells us about scholarships available for careers as Airline mechanics and pilots. Finally, we discuss the Maryland company making news for doling out $10-million to its employees in holida...

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December 10th 2019 HOUR 2

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December 9th 2019 HOUR 2 - El Monstero

Dr. Carmen Castelano at the Koetting Eye Center responds to last week’s interview we did regarding The Great Eye Exam Scam by Atlantic writer Yascha Mounk. Pink Floyd tribute band El Monstero has seven big shows coming up over the next few weeks. Bryan Green and John Pessoni have all the details.​

December 9th 2019 HOUR 1 - Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy and Chris Hrabe & Mike Claiborne from MLB's Winter Meetings

Peloton Girl is now doing ads for Ryan Reynolds’ gin. There’s an update to the Wausau, Wisconsin snowball ordinance. Chris Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax, discusses the impeachment inquiry. Chris Hrabe and Mike Claiborne are in San Diego for MLB’s winter meetings.

December 6th 2019 HOUR 2 - Glamour's Jessica Radloff

Jessica of Radloff of Glamour Magainze joins the show to talk TV shows. There's more fallout from the Peloton ad. What are some phrases journalists use that annoy people?

December 6th 2019 HOUR 1 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable

It’s a Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable with attorney Jane Dueker, former Missouri State Senator Jeff Smith, and Jean Evans – executive director of the Missouri Republican Party. Topics include impeachment, the economy, Kamala Harris, Wagner vs. Schupp, the Loop Trolley, and Mizzou football.

December 5th 2019 HOUR 2

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December 4th 2019 HOUR 2 - Yascha Mounk & Christian Toto

Yascha Mounk, a contributing writer at The Atlantic, discusses his piece "The Great American Eye Exam Scam." The new "Richard Jewell" film directed by Clint Eastwood opens up in theaters on Friday, December 13th. Christian Toto, editor of HollywoodInToto.com, joins the show.

December 4th 2019 HOUR 1- Author Salena Zito

The House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment hearing is underway. Salena Zito is the co-author of The Great Revolt, a Washington Examiner reporter, a New York Post columnist, and a CNN contributor. She joins the show to discuss the 2020 election. Sometimes people hear what they want to hear instead of what Mark actually says. More and more people are going after the weird Peloton ad. Actor Chris Pratt has to issue an apology after posing for a picture with a single use water bottle at the gym.

December 4th 2019 HOUR 1 - Author Salena Zito

The House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment hearing is underway. Salena Zito is the co-author of The Great Revolt, a Washington Examiner reporter, a New York Post columnist, and a CNN contributor. She joins the show to discuss the 2020 election. Sometimes people hear what they want to hear instead of what Mark actually says. More and more people are going after the weird Peloton ad. Actor Chris Pratt has to issue an apology after posing for a picture with a single use water bottle at the gym.

December 3rd 2019 HOUR 2 – Will Synder of the James S. McDonnell Planetarium

Mark and Carol discuss the annual Holiday Radio Show. Today is the 40th anniversary of the death of many concertgoers that were attending The Who in Cincinnati. Kamala Harris drops out of the presidential race. A massive black hole has been discovered -- so big that scientists didn't think it was possible. Will Synder is Manager of the James S. McDonnell Planetarium.​

December 3rd 2019 HOUR 1 – Senator Josh Hawley & Writer Julie Kelly

Mark starts the show discussing his customer service phone call with the St. Louis Post – Dispatch. Senator Josh Hawley discusses the impeachment report just issued by the Democrats, his speech before the American Principles Project Foundation, and his Tik Tok bill. Julie Kelly, writer for AmericanGreatness.com, discusses Fusion GPS.

December 2nd 2019 HOUR 2 – Command Sgt. Major Tom Satterly & Mizzou Broadcaster Chris Gervino

Command Sgt. Major Tom Satterly of Sunset Hills is the author of "All Secure: A Delta Force Operator's Fight to Survive on the Battlefield and the Homefront." Satterly led hundreds of critical American military campaigns -- including Operation Red Dawn that lead to the capture of Saddam Hussein. Mizzou broadcaster Chris Gervino discusses the dismissal of head football coach Barry Odom.

December 2nd 2019 HOUR 1 – Missouri State Representative Dean Plocher

Mark starts the show talking about climate change and bad Peloton commercials. Missouri State Representative Dean Plocher discusses his effort to get a repeal of Amendment 1 regarding re-districting.

November 29th 2019 HOUR 2 – Streaming Services, Appliances, Flashback Friday

Mark Reardon and Jane Dueker start the second hour talking about how young people play professional sports, streaming services, and new movies. Next, they talk about appliances and troubles they can cause. Finally, it is Flashback Friday

November 29th 2019 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Rountable

It is another edition of the Reardon Roundtable with Mark Reardon, Jane Dueker, Jeff Rainford, and Tim Jones talking about police and the shooting earlier this week at the galleria. The NGA breaking ground in north city. Presidential nominee Michael Bloomberg. Finally, they discuss some movies that are coming out.

Steve Templeton & The Irishman

KMOV News 4 Chief Meteorologist Steve Templeton joins host Mark Reardon to discuss today’s extreme winds. Next, Reardon presents highlights of the L.A. media tour for “The Irishman” featuring director Martin Scorsese and actors Al Pacino and Robert De Niro.

Tim Fitch & Kristen Cornett

St. Louis County Councilman Tim Fitch, former St. Louis County Police Chief, joins host Mark Reardon to discuss the newly approved Police Board members, including Laurie Punch who has some controversial media posts about officers. Next, hear the story of KMOV News 4 Meteorologist Kristen Cornett adding the latest chapter to her long search for her birth relatives.

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November 22nd 2019 HOUR 2 - Carol Daniel & Chris Hrabe

Mark and Jane talk to Carol Daniel about her award from the St. Louis Press Club. SugarFire and Hi-Pointe Drive-In are combining forces for a food truck. An Oregon woman calls 911 to order a pizza as a way to ask for help from the police. Mark says it's too early to turn on Christmas lights. What's on Chris Hrabe's playlist?

November 22nd 2019 HOUR 1 - Better Business Bureau Reardon Rountable

It’s a Better Business Bureau Reardon Roundtable with attorney Jane Dueker, Missouri State Representative Donna Baringer, and local real estate developer Chris Goodson. Topics include the impeachment testimony, John Bolton back on Twitter, the Democratic presidential candidates, red light cameras, special sales district taxes, South Dakota’s meth ad campaign, and the Swalwell and the alleged fart.

November 21st 2019 HOUR 1 - Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis

Some people have a problem with “Ford V Ferrari.” Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis talks impeachment. Top Golf is eyeing a second location in the St. Louis area. A new study finds more U.S. school age kids die from guns than on duty police or global military fatalities.