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Claremont Speaks - Al Fresco Edition continues with four brave souls accepting the invitation to speak their minds at a couple of Friday Night Live events in the village.  

• Luis describes his  experience in Azusa regarding their Metrolink Stop.
• Robin reminisces about the role Rhino Records played in her youth.
• "Barbara" (her pseudonym) describes the direction Claremont is going
• Selina, of Selina and the Wolf - popular musicians at many Village venues - reveal a bit about themselves, their career goals, and their original music.

Enjoy the discussions with the people you see every day.  Better yet, be a guest on Claremont Speaks.  The objective of the Al Fresco Edition is to give "everyday people" a better, more convenient way to speak their minds, in their own words and voice.  Look for me in the bright red Claremont Speaks T-shirt this weekend at the July 4th festivities.  Please don't hesitate to say hello.  If you have something you want to say to Claremont, the microphones will be at the ready - don't be shy.  If you prefer to arrange a specific time, either arrange it on-site or email russ@claremontspeaks.com or claremontspeaks@gmail.com, or visit claremontspeaks.com and use the guest forms there.

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• Aumenta un 150% de viajeros en LAX.
• Aumentarán servicio en Metrolink y Amtrak.

Today is National Pizza Day. How fitting, considering today’s cheesy impeachment hearings. Local watchdog Tom Sullivan joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss current issues in St. Louis County, including the Bi-State board’s rejection to rearm MetroLink security.

If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120.

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As is tradition, hear KMOX reporter Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” regarding the dreary month of February. Host Ryan Wrecker explains why the Chicago mayor has ordered teachers to be in the classroom starting Monday. Is it time all schools reopen one hundred percent? Hear about the murdered Metrolink security guard that was not allowed to carry a gun.

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