Best AccuWeather Podcasts (2026)

Plan on ringing in 2026 at Times Square in New York City, or at any outdoor event in the Midwest and Northeast Wednesday evening? Bundle up to avoid a trip to the emergency room for hypothermia or frostbite. Whether heading out of town for hundreds of miles or just a few to the town center for New Year's celebrations, there will be some trouble spo…

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AccuWeather meteorologist says holidays will be 'warm' 5:50

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AccuWeather's Heather Zehr predicts temperatures, '20 degrees above average,' later this week on Christmas and the days following. She joins Chris and Amy with a look at the record high temps that the region may approach this week.

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Episode 712: Open Accuweather or Come to Pittsburgh 12/22/25 1:46:06

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We began with a correction to a previous Bobbie 411 episode, clarifying that Felicia struck Peter August rather than shooting him, along with a brief explanation of SORAS and a few predictions. We also shared an update to our programming plans: instead of finishing our Bobbie Spencer 411 as scheduled, we decided to pause that series following the r…

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Episode 715: The Port Charles 411 - Bobbie Spencer Part 16 (2019 - 2024) 1:19:17

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From 2019 through 2023, Bobbie Spencer remains a steady presence at General Hospital and within her family. She supports Lucas and Brad, mentors Elizabeth, and reassures Carly through pregnancy fears and medical testing. After collapsing during a confrontation with Julian, Bobbie is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and begins managing her own health …

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Body found confirmed to be missing 19-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos, death ruled suicide

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The body that was found in a Texas field has been identified as Camila Mendoza Olmos, a 19-year-old who had been missing since Christmas Eve, authorities confirmed Wednesday.By KABC

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Trump announces National Guard to be removed from Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland

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President Donald Trump said he's dropping - for now - his push to deploy National Guard troops in Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland, Oregon, a move that comes after legal roadblocks hung up the effort.By AP

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Man accused of shooting his brother to death after argument in the Eastwick section of Philadelphia

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An argument over money between two brothers ended in deadly gunfire in Philadelphia on Wednesday night.By 6abc Digital Staff

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Philadelphia hosts first free New Year's Eve concert and fireworks on the Ben Franklin Parkway

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Hundreds of people gathered on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Wednesday night for Philadelphia's first-ever free New Year's Eve concert and fireworks show.By WPVI

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Mummers prepare to ring in New Year's Day with parade for 125th time

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Crowds are expected to fill Broad Street in Philadelphia on Thursday morning for the 125th Mummers Parade, continuing a New Year's Day tradition.By Briana Smith

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'The Flipper Room' brings classic pinball fun to East Bay

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Come for the custom framing, stay for a few rounds of pinball. Here's how "The Flipper Room" is bringing classic pinball fun to the East Bay.By KGO

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East Bay animation studio makes its dream come true

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As a student at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, writer and director Alex Woo's goal was to make an animated feature film.By KGO

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Meet Zootopia's star-studded mayor

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From Kronk in "The Emperor's New Groove" to Pulaski from "Planes: Fire & Rescue", voice actor Patrick Warburton's unmistakable voice can be heard in several of Disney's classic films.By KGO

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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia builds excitement for 2026 during 'Noon Year's Eve'

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At LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia, kids and families got to build excitement for 2026.By Nick Iadonisi

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Action News looks back at the community events of 2025

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Every day Action News showcases the community events that bring neighbors together.By WPVI

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The best products to help you achieve your New Year's resolutions

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Nearly 80% of people give up on their New Year's resolutions. Be the other 20% with the help of some of these goal-supporting products.By WPVI

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DOJ reviewing over 5M documents related to Jeffrey Epstein

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The Department of Justice has expanded its review of documents related to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to 5.2 million.By AP

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Families ring in the new year early at the Please Touch Museum

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They've hosted the daytime celebration for several years now, it's even become a tradition for families to attend.By Bryanna Gallagher

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Explore Art from Moki Cherry and Lisa Alvarado at The Fabric Workshop & Museum

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You can step into 'The Living Temple: The World of Moki Cherry' at The Fabric Workshop and Museum.By Karen Rogers

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Intergenerational neighbors make holidays magic with the Miracle on S. 13th Street light display

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The Miracle on South 13th Street Holiday Light Display is chock-full of holiday spirit.By Tamala Edwards

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Full Show - Year in Review 2025: Tornado Recovery, Reflections, and Looking Back from 1998 2:02:14

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The Chris and Amy Show wraps up 2025 with a full three-hour year-in-review. Hour 1 focuses on the May tornado that struck North St. Louis, with St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer discussing recovery efforts, city service improvements, public safety priorities, and emergency response challenges. Hour 2 features John Hancock and Amy Marxkors reflecting on …

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Knife-wielding man shot by officer in Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia police say

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A man was shot during a confrontation with police officers in the Strawberry Mansion section of Philadelphia early Wednesday morning.By 6abc Digital Staff

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Hour 3: Looking Back at 2025, Losses, and Past Predictions 40:25

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Hour 3 of the Chris and Amy Show with John Hancock and Amy Marxkors reflects on notable people who died in 2025 and revisits what Americans in 1998 predicted life would look like by 2025. John adds a history lesson and a personal dog bite story, comparing past expectations with today’s reality as the year-in-review continues.…

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Pennsylvania woman says she shot her husband to death after he was 'antagonizing' her, police say

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A Berks County, Pennsylvania woman has been charged with first- and third-degree murder after police say she fatally shot her husband during an argument Tuesday night.By 6abc Digital Staff

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Hour 2 - New Year Reflections, Resolutions, and The Midday Midlife 40:38

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John Hancock and Amy Marxkors talk 2025 reflections, New Year’s traditions, food debates, and pop culture. The hour includes discussion on personal resolutions, career changes, and a brief look at national legislation, before wrapping with The Midday Midlife segment featuring Paula Almgren on caregiving, aging in place, and planning for long-term e…

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The Midday Midlife: Navigating Elder Care and the Sandwich Generation 16:27

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The Midday Midlife segment features Paula Almgren, author of "Eldercare The Rules: Navigating the Legal, Financial, Medical, Housing, and Care Maze", who discusses how families in the “sandwich generation” can plan for aging parents. Topics include estate planning basics, aging in place versus assisted living, recognizing safety concerns, and prepa…

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Hour 1 - Year in Review 2025: Tornado Recovery, City Services, and Public Safety 41:09

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Amy and John review the biggest stories of 2025, including the May tornado that struck North St. Louis. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins the show for a year-end discussion on tornado recovery, improvements to city services, public safety priorities, and emergency response challenges. The hour also includes conversation on the St. Louis Billikens’…

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Year-in-Review with Mayor Cara Spencer: Tornado Recovery, City Services, and Public Safety 14:59

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St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joins to discuss the 2025 tornado and ongoing recovery efforts, city service improvements, and public safety priorities. Topics include pothole repairs, recycling changes, winter storm response, tornado siren upgrades, 911 system challenges, and efforts to reduce gun violence.…

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Full Show: Flu Season and Vaccines, Sports Headlines, Housing Affordability, and a Neil Diamond Tribute 1:55:52

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The full show features former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams breaking down a severe flu season, vaccine effectiveness, weather myths, and public health skepticism. Sports conversation follows with Joe Roderick covering the Blues loss to the Sabres, the Cardinals offseason, NFL playoff contenders, and Mizzou’s Gator Bowl loss. Senior principal ec…

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Hour 3: Housing Affordability with Molly Boesel and Neil Diamond Tribute Talk with David Jacobson 34:57

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Hour 3 opens with senior principal economist Molly Boesel of Cotality, who breaks down why giving up on homeownership can change how people save, spend, and invest. The discussion covers high home prices, large down payments, rising interest rates, low entry-level housing supply, high rents, and how today’s housing costs have outpaced income growth…

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Neil Diamond Tribute and Live Music Revival with David Jacobson of Neil Forever 16:08

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David Jacobson, creator and lead singer of Neil Forever, joins the show to talk about bringing the Neil Diamond tribute experience to The Factory on January 9. Jacobson explains how growing interest from a Broadway show and the new film Song Sung Blue has introduced Neil Diamond’s music to new generations. He shares the origin of Neil Forever, the …

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Housing Affordability, Homeownership, and Changing Financial Behavior with Molly Boesel 13:50

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Senior principal economist Molly Boesel of Cotality breaks down the current housing market, including high home prices, large down payment requirements, and why homeownership feels out of reach for many millennials and young adults. The discussion covers low housing supply, rising rents, competition from investors, and the lack of entry level housi…

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Hour 2: Flu Season with Dr. Jerome Adams, Sports Talk with Joe Roderick, and Judge Matthew Thornhil 41:42

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In Hour 2, former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams discusses how severe this flu season is, vaccine effectiveness, and why vaccination still matters. The hour also features sports talk with Joe Roderick, covering the Blues’ loss to the Sabres, the Cardinals offseason, and Mizzou’s Gator Bowl loss. The segment includes discussion of the Missouri Su…

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Cardinals Offseason Questions, Blues Frustration, and NFL Playoff Talk with Joe Roderick 16:30

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Joe Roderick, friend of KMOX and content and operations lead for STL Sports Central, joins the show to break down the Blues’ 4–2 loss to Buffalo, a quiet and uncertain Cardinals offseason, and Mizzou’s Gator Bowl loss. The conversation covers Nolan Arenado’s future, trade value for Brendan Donovan and Nolan Gorman, roster building philosophy, and c…

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Flu Season Ramps Up and Vaccine Questions with Dr. Jerome Adams 17:00

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Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams explains the current flu surge driven by Influenza A H3N2, why the flu vaccine still matters, and addresses common vaccine misconceptions. The discussion also touches on COVID, long COVID, and practical steps to reduce severe illness and protect public health.…

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Hour 1: Flu Season, New Year’s Eve, and Holiday Complaints 39:12

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In Hour 1 on KMOX, Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors talk New Year’s Eve Eve, flu season, and Amy’s experience with flu C. The hour also includes the removal of a St. Charles County judge for political comments, discussion of the St. Louis Rams playoff chances, a debate over gift wrapping versus gift bags, a 104 year old WWII veteran playing the nation…

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Bone-chilling Arctic cold to bring snow for some; plus, 1st meteor shower of 2026 to peak this weekend 6:02

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A fresh blast of Arctic air will send temperatures tumbling by as much as 60 degrees, with biting winds sending AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures below zero. Snow will accompany the frigid conditions in some areas. Also, the Quadrantid meteor shower reaches its peak just after sunset on Jan. 3, but a nearly full moon could outshine the event this …

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Full Show: Chris and Amy Are Back: Weather Whiplash, Pilots' Mental Health, and Football 1:52:58

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Chris and Amy are back with a wide-ranging show covering local news, national politics, sports, and plenty of everyday conversation. The day opens with John Hancock joining the first segment to talk extreme St. Louis weather swings, the St. Louis Battlehawks naming Ricky Proehl as head coach, and early reaction to the removal of former sheriff Alfr…

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Hour 3: Nigeria Strikes, Brushing Teeth in the Shower, and Da Bears 38:08

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Hour 3 features Andrew Egger of The Bulwark breaking down Donald Trump’s announcement of U.S. strikes on ISIS targets in northwestern Nigeria, including the fog of war, religious and political tensions, and Nigeria’s response. The discussion then turns to the war in Ukraine, Trump’s push to quickly end the conflict, concerns from Volodymyr Zelensky…

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Fundraising Tactics, Global Flashpoints, and Trump’s Foreign Policy Approach 14:35

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Andrew Egger, White House correspondent and Morning Shots co-author for The Bulwark, joins Chris and Amy with a mix of light banter and serious analysis. The conversation starts with misleading political fundraising tactics, including recurring donations that often trap older supporters, and how texts and emails tied to Donald Trump and various PAC…

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Hour 2: Pilots' Mental Health, Battlehawks Football, and NFL Fandom 36:21

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Hour 2 opens with Patrick Arnzen, a former airline pilot and CEO of Thrust Flight, discussing the mental health challenges facing commercial pilots and why many are reluctant to seek help under current FAA rules. Arnzen explains the stigma around disclosure, the slow medical evaluation process, the importance of two pilots in the cockpit, and why s…

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Matt Pauley: Battlehawks Coaching Change, Rams Nostalgia, and Life Without the NFL 15:18

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Matt Pauley joins The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX to discuss the St. Louis Battlehawks naming Ricky Proehl as head coach, replacing Anthony Becht. The conversation dives into Proehl’s history in St. Louis, nostalgia for the Greatest Show on Turf era, and what the city has missed since losing the St. Louis Rams.The group also talks about whether the …

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Pilots conceal mental health problems to keep license 15:03

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Patrick Arnzen, former airline pilot and CEO of Thrust Flight, explains why many commercial pilots feel pressure to hide mental health struggles out of fear of losing their licenses. He discusses how aviation has lagged behind other industries in mental health acceptance, why even minor issues can sideline pilots for long periods, the importance of…

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Hour 1: Extreme Weather, Battlehawks News, and Sheriff Removal 38:27

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Chris and Amy are back to open Hour 1 with John Hancock in the first segment, starting with year-end talk and extreme St. Louis weather after a 78-degree December day drops to 16 degrees. The conversation moves to breaking news that the St. Louis Battlehawks have hired Ricky Proehl as head coach, along with discussion of the UFL and St. Louis fan s…

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Weather Whiplash, Sheriff Election Preview, and Battlehawks Coaching News 10:00

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John Hancock joins The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX to react to extreme December temperature swings in St. Louis, preview the Board of Aldermen meeting to set a special election replacing former sheriff Alfred Montgomery, and break down news that the St. Louis Battlehawks have a new head coach. The segment wraps with conversation about holiday gifts,…

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Removal of Sheriff Alfred Montgomery and next steps for the St. Louis Sheriff’s Office 12:03

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KMOX reporter Sean Malone joins The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX to break down the permanent removal of former sheriff Alfred Montgomery after 356 days in office. The discussion covers the Board of Aldermen meeting to set a special election date, uncertainty over interim authority, and a look back at a turbulent tenure marked by legal trouble, office…

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New Year's weather-related travel trouble outlined for US: Upper Midwest, Northeast and Southwest 4:12

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Whether heading out of town for hundreds of miles or just a few to the town center for New Year's celebration, there will be some trouble spots in the United States due to snow, wind, cold and rain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesBy AccuWeather