Long Form (multi topic, hourly/full show)

In the final hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show:
Debbie McFarland of the St Charles County Republican Grassroot Pac joins Marc & Kim to discuss her  thoughts on who people should vote for in the St Charles county council and central committee picks
Sen. Bill Eigel, Marc's pick for Governor, joins Marc & Kim to discuss how he will move key issues through Jefferson City if elected to Governor.
Marc goes over his voter guide, which you can find here, and fills you in on who he's endorsing in the upcoming elections.
Thomas Helbig stops by the studio to talk about his upcoming event.

Thanks for listening!!!

In the final hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show:
<ul>
<li>Debbie McFarland of the St Charles County Republican Grassroot Pac joins Marc &amp; Kim to discuss her  thoughts on who people should vote for in the St Charles county council and central committee picks</li>
<li>Sen. Bill Eigel, Marc's pick for Governor, joins Marc &amp; Kim to discuss how he will move key issues through Jefferson City if elected to Governor.</li>
<li>Marc goes over his voter guide, which you can find <a href="https://www.audacy.com/971talk/news/politics/marc-coxs-2024-primary-voters-guide">here</a>, and fills you in on who he's endorsing in the upcoming elections.</li>
<li>Thomas Helbig stops by the studio to talk about his upcoming event.</li>
</ul>
Thanks for listening!!!

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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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