John Inazu is a Wash U professor and author of Learning to Disagree: The Surprising Path to Navigating Differences with Empathy and Respect. He joined us this morning to discuss the book, what is and what isn't cancel culture, and how learning to amicably disagree is essential to society- especially in an election year!

John Inazu is a Wash U professor and author of Learning to Disagree: The Surprising Path to Navigating Differences with Empathy and Respect. He joined us this morning to discuss the book, what is and what isn't cancel culture, and how learning to amicably disagree is essential to society- especially in an election year!

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Interested hosts committed to the idea that you can be informed and involved--without being angry.&nbsp; No Topic off limits.&nbsp; No political agendas--balanced conversations.&nbsp; It&rsquo;s the conversation you and your friends are having on the radio.

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Professor John Inazu on the art of disagreement

Chris Rongey is joined in the studio by Daniella Velasquez, St. Louis Alderwoman representing Ward 06, to discuss a significant November ballot proposal that aims to remove the cap on fines for vacant properties in St. Louis City. Daniella sheds light on how this proposal could impact the community and address the issue of vacant properties.
The conversation then shifts to a surprising story involving a fantasy football player who called in a bomb threat after losing a game, exploring the extreme reactions some might have in competitive situations.
Finally, Megan Eberhardt, Cardinals Director of Promotions and Events, joins Chris to talk about the exciting promotions and events planned for the Cardinals' final home games of the season.

Chris Rongey is joined in the studio by Daniella Velasquez, St. Louis Alderwoman representing Ward 06, to discuss a significant November ballot proposal that aims to remove the cap on fines for vacant properties in St. Louis City. Daniella sheds light on how this proposal could impact the community and address the issue of vacant properties. The conversation then shifts to a surprising story involving a fantasy football player who called in a bomb threat after losing a game, exploring the extreme reactions some might have in competitive situations. Finally, Megan Eberhardt, Cardinals Director of Promotions and Events, joins Chris to talk about the exciting promotions and events planned for the Cardinals' final home games of the season.

Hour 3 -Vacant Properties and Proposition V with Alderwoman Daniella Velasquez & Cardinals Promotions with Megan Eberhardt

In the first segment, Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz talk with David Drier, Executive Director of Pedal the Cause, about the history, growth, and impact of this incredible event supporting cancer research.
In the final segment, Will Leitch, Founder of Deadspin and contributor to New York Magazine and MLB.com, shares his insights on the Cardinals' season, comparing their performance to the Brewers, and emphasizing the importance of smart spending and developing young talent. They also explore potential changes in the Cardinals' front office to strengthen fan engagement

In the first segment, Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz talk with David Drier, Executive Director of Pedal the Cause, about the history, growth, and impact of this incredible event supporting cancer research. In the final segment, Will Leitch, Founder of Deadspin and contributor to New York Magazine and MLB.com, shares his insights on the Cardinals' season, comparing their performance to the Brewers, and emphasizing the importance of smart spending and developing young talent. They also explore potential changes in the Cardinals' front office to strengthen fan engagement

Hour 2 - David Drier on Pedal the Cause & Will Leitch Talks Cardinals’ Future

 Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz team up for this episode as Bernie fills in for Amy. They discuss the inconsistent and disappointing performance of the current St. Louis Cardinals and what needs to change. Bernie reflects on the incredible 1999 season of the "Greatest Show on Turf" St. Louis Rams, offering behind-the-scenes stories from his time covering the team. The duo also explores the potential legalization of sports betting in Missouri, diving into the ongoing debates and key issues surrounding the topic.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz team up for this episode as Bernie fills in for Amy. They discuss the inconsistent and disappointing performance of the current St. Louis Cardinals and what needs to change. Bernie reflects on the incredible 1999 season of the "Greatest Show on Turf" St. Louis Rams, offering behind-the-scenes stories from his time covering the team. The duo also explores the potential legalization of sports betting in Missouri, diving into the ongoing debates and key issues surrounding the topic.

Professor John Inazu on the art of disagreement

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