Long Form (multi topic, hourly/full show)

Good Morning from the Marc Cox Morning Show.  Kim is still in the big chair while Marc is away in Italy.

This hour:
College Campus protests are escalating
Marijuana to be reclassed as a less dangerous drug
Scott on the Spot: Scott vs. the Streets of St Louis.  Scott brings up a recent survey that says St Louis is a great city to live in without a car.  Scott and Kim discuss how this is just absurd with how many traffic violations that happen everyday in the city, from people running red light to people just driving recklessly.
College Protesters asking for 'basic humanitarian aid'

Coming Up: Nicole Murray and In Other News with Ethan

Good Morning from the Marc Cox Morning Show.  Kim is still in the big chair while Marc is away in Italy.
This hour:
<ul>
<li>College Campus protests are escalating</li>
<li>Marijuana to be reclassed as a less dangerous drug</li>
<li>Scott on the Spot: Scott vs. the Streets of St Louis.  Scott brings up a recent survey that says St Louis is a great city to live in without a car.  Scott and Kim discuss how this is just absurd with how many traffic violations that happen everyday in the city, from people running red light to people just driving recklessly.</li>
<li>College Protesters asking for 'basic humanitarian aid'</li>
</ul>
Coming Up: Nicole Murray and In Other News with Ethan

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Marc Cox has been the host of “The Marc Cox Show” on FM Talk 97.1 since 2010. He is an Emmy award-winning veteran of Television News, with a career that covered 5 states, 4 TV stations, 3 radio stations, and 25 years. He spent 19 of those years at KMOV-TV, as an anchor, reporter, and producer, and covered some of the nation’s biggest stories.

LISTEN LIVE: Weekdays 5am - 9am on St. Louis' FM Talk 97.1
Marc Cox has been the host of &ldquo;The Marc Cox Show&rdquo; on FM Talk 97.1 since 2010. He is an Emmy award-winning veteran of Television News, with a career that covered 5 states, 4 TV stations, 3 radio stations, and 25 years. He spent 19 of those years at KMOV-TV, as an anchor, reporter, and producer, and covered some of the nation&rsquo;s biggest stories.

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