Chris and Amy Show Full Show (10-22-2024)
Hour 1: Stan Kroenke's Impact and Election Security
Chris and Amy kick off the show with a deep dive into Stan Kroenke’s childhood, exploring how bullying shaped his character and influenced the controversial decision to move the Rams from St. Louis. They welcome Bernie Miklasz, who shares insights into Kroenke's business and sports legacy. The hour concludes with Eric Fey, the Democratic Director of Elections in St. Louis County, discussing the launch of no-excuse absentee voting. He reassures voters about election security, including paper ballots and audits, addressing concerns about voter fraud and the importance of reliable voting information.
Hour 2: Culinary Ventures with Gerard Craft
In the second hour, Chris and Amy chat with Gerard Craft, Executive Chef and CEO of Niche Food Group. Gerard shares details about his new ventures, including Expat Barbecue and Piranha to Pair, highlighting quality control and the unique fast-casual Italian concept. He also discusses the charity event "An Evening with Gerard Craft and Friends" on November 7, supporting the Ment'or BKB Foundation, which aids young chefs with resources and scholarships. The conversation then shifts back to sports as Bernie Miklasz reflects on Stan Kroenke's controversial impact on St. Louis and analyzes recent coaching changes within the Cardinals, including the hiring of John Jay and Rob Cerfolio.
Hour 3: Comedy with Chelsea Handler
In the final hour, Chris and Amy welcome comedian and actress Chelsea Handler, who is performing at the Stifel Theater on Saturday, October 26th, at 8 PM. Chelsea shares insights into her vibrant comedy career, her enthusiasm for returning to the Midwest, and what fans can expect from her upcoming show. She discusses her new book set for release in February and her Netflix special in the works. The hosts also delve into the recent FTC ruling on the "Click to Cancel" rule and its implications. Finally, they tackle a concerning topic: the theft of political signs—who does it, and why?
Chris and Amy kick off the show with a deep dive into Stan Kroenke’s childhood, exploring how bullying shaped his character and influenced the controversial decision to move the Rams from St. Louis. They welcome Bernie Miklasz, who shares insights into Kroenke's business and sports legacy. The hour concludes with Eric Fey, the Democratic Director of Elections in St. Louis County, discussing the launch of no-excuse absentee voting. He reassures voters about election security, including paper ballots and audits, addressing concerns about voter fraud and the importance of reliable voting information.
Hour 2: Culinary Ventures with Gerard Craft
In the second hour, Chris and Amy chat with Gerard Craft, Executive Chef and CEO of Niche Food Group. Gerard shares details about his new ventures, including Expat Barbecue and Piranha to Pair, highlighting quality control and the unique fast-casual Italian concept. He also discusses the charity event "An Evening with Gerard Craft and Friends" on November 7, supporting the Ment'or BKB Foundation, which aids young chefs with resources and scholarships. The conversation then shifts back to sports as Bernie Miklasz reflects on Stan Kroenke's controversial impact on St. Louis and analyzes recent coaching changes within the Cardinals, including the hiring of John Jay and Rob Cerfolio.
Hour 3: Comedy with Chelsea Handler
In the final hour, Chris and Amy welcome comedian and actress Chelsea Handler, who is performing at the Stifel Theater on Saturday, October 26th, at 8 PM. Chelsea shares insights into her vibrant comedy career, her enthusiasm for returning to the Midwest, and what fans can expect from her upcoming show. She discusses her new book set for release in February and her Netflix special in the works. The hosts also delve into the recent FTC ruling on the "Click to Cancel" rule and its implications. Finally, they tackle a concerning topic: the theft of political signs—who does it, and why?
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