Rideshare has become 'mainly a commuter service,' says driver

John Hancock and Michael Kelley join with Chris and Amy the first hour; reaction to the Mets broadcasters' comments; Trump-world; dating tales; Alan Greenblat and Samir Knox have pieces in St Louis Magazine this week about transportation; Jen Siess previews CITY SC vs NYC; and Scott Warmann previews the Cardinals vs Tigers.

Chris and Amy welcome guests from STL Magazine, Alan Greenblat who wrote about the changing rideshare economy, & Samir Knox, who updates about a new public transportation micro-transit service; the BARch Madness tournament continues & voting is open; Jen Siess previews the CITY SC match with New York; Did you see this? air travel costs and space toilets; Scott Warmann previews today's Cardinals game.

Jen Siess, y98 CITY SC host, joins Chris & Amy ahead of the match against NYC FC this weekend. How does she expect the game to go? Why are athletes superstitious?

Freelance journalist Alan Greenblat joins Chris and Amy. He shares his story from his latest piece regarding the surge in rideshare passengers. He says he's doing the jobs that public transportation used to do. Samir Knox, staff writer at St. Louis Magazine, also joins the segment to explain a new 'micro-transit' service that will fill the gaps where bus services don't operate.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in studio for the full hour; reacting to the Mets broadcasters' comments; could St Louis look to Mississippi for a way to increase reading levels?; Trump axes his Attorney General; dating in St Louis.

Amy has returned after an off-day on April Fool's Day; former CBS Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins the show to recap the President's speech; Did you see this? Mets broadcasters bash downtown St Louis; Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals series win; Major Garrett says Amy may win their NCAA Tournament pool; how can we address street takeovers?; Spencer Rolland is a rocket scientist and a Battlehawk.

Chris & Amy talk about how to address the 'street takeover' situations in St Louis, what could we learn from Chicago?; Granite City's Mayor takes a shot at Chris; Spencer Rolland is a Battlehawks Offensive lineman and rocket scientist; Amy accuses Mets broadcasters of 'punching down' on the city of St Louis.

Spencer Rolland graduated from Harvard with a degree in mechanical engineering & astrophysics, plus he's an offensive lineman for the St Louis Battlehawks. 'You don't see that very often, do you?' joked Rolland. He says he was locked in to the Artemis II launch on Wednesday evening, and had to explain to several teammates what was happening. He also talks about the electric atmosphere playing in front of the St. Louis crowd at The Dome last weekend for the season opener.

The second hour of the Thursday show of Chris and Amy includes visits with Matt Pauley on the Cardinals and CBS's Major Garrett about the NCAA Tournament and the President's speech. Who advanced to the Frosty Four in BARch Madness?; should networks have aired the President's speech?

CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chris and Amy every week! In today's segment: Amy didn't realize she was close to winning Major's NCAA Tournament contest; Trump's prime time address didn't include 'one shred of new news'; Trump showed up to the Supreme Court to listen to oral arguments, but didn't stay for the full session; is the President going too far with moving funds around?