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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 38 MIN

Chris and Amy Show: Small Opaque Jar Draw Drama, Data Center Debate, and Scott Jagow

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Chris and Amy break down the bizarre St. Charles City Council tie between Kyle DeGroot and Otto Fajen, including the controversial decision to settle it by drawing a name from a small opaque jar instead of paying for a costly runoff. The discussion covers the fallout from Fajen’s lawsuit, whether the process is truly fair, and the bigger question of cost savings vs. protecting the integrity of elections. The show also dives into the proposed data center near the St. Louis Armory site, outlining what’s actually being built and addressing concerns about water usage, noise, and neighborhood impact. Chris and Amy weigh the benefits of redeveloping a long-vacant building against potential downsides, along with the projected tax revenue and infrastructure improvements tied to the project. Plus, Scott Jagow joins the show to talk about the electric playoff atmosphere surrounding the Buffalo Sabres, what makes Buffalo such a passionate sports town, and how it compares to other major events he’s covered.

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