Hour 1 - Hancock and Kelley agree government shutdown will be 2 weeks

Chris and Amy talk with longtime sports scribe Rob Rains about the Cardinals; Amy thinks she's being scammed by dry cleaners while Chris alleges gaslighting by an auto dealer; Dr F Perry Wilson talks about the safety of iv drip bars; texters have figured out which auto dealership Chris was talking about.

Dr F Perry Wilson, an Associate Professor of Medicine & Public Health at the Yale School of Medicine, joins Chris and Amy for a discussion about 'med spas' and IV drip bars. Are they effective? Safe?

A live update from Newark Airport on travel delays; how much do you decorate for Halloween; a live update from Chicago where Texas National Guard troops are arriving;

WBBM Political Reporter Chris Tye joins Chris and Amy live in Chicago; he asks what will happen tomorrow, since the lawsuit against troops being deployed will be in front of a judge.

Jessica Kartalija, a national correspondent for NewsNation, joins Chris and Amy from Newark airport ahead of a busy holiday season. She explains how the government shutdown is impacting travel.

Chris & Amy's first hour includes more reaction from lawsuits over Pres Trump's moves to send federal troops to Chicago; a soybean farmer is impacted by Trump's trade policies; what should happen to elderly drivers?; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy react to a recent CBS 'Eye on America' piece featuring a Greenview, IL soybean farmer.

Chris and Amy's full show includes visits with the Missouri Historical Society & City Foundry; CBS's Justice Dept reporter; a Blues reporter to preview the upcoming season; and a former Blues legend.

A conversation with former Blues enforcer Tony Twist about life after hockey and his new BBQ sauce; Sean Malone joins from the newsroom with an update on the new St Louis Sheriff's toils; Amy feels uneasy downtown.

Former Blues enforcer Tony Twist joins Chris and Amy ahead of the start of the NHL season. He admits he doesn't get 'butterflies' about the start of the season anymore. He says he's focused on breathing and a new BBQ sauce line that he's producing with several former Blues players, Bare Knuckle BBQ Sauce, that is available now at HockeySauces.com. He also talks about the 'friendship and the kinship' he experienced while playing.