Presidents Day, Cardinals Camp, and STL Development Debates | Chris & Amy Full Show

The show starts with Mardi Gras in St. Louis, and why the region continues to punch above its weight as a sports town. WashU professor Peter Kastor joins to discuss George Washington’s legacy, how the presidency has evolved, and what defines impactful leadership in the first year of a presidency. Matt Pauley checks in from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter with updates on early workouts, clubhouse culture, roster questions, and Lars Nootbaar’s rehab timeline, plus a look at the red-hot Saint Louis Billikens. White House correspondent Andrew Egger breaks down U.S.–Europe tensions following the Munich Security Conference, divisions inside the Republican Party on foreign policy, and the debate over the SAVE Act and national voter ID proposals. The show also explores St. Louis sports nostalgia and whether younger fans still recognize local legends, and wraps with St. Louis Magazine’s Ryan Krull discussing a proposed downtown “Innovation Zone,” incentives to convert office buildings into housing, plans to attract major events downtown, and concerns over possible changes to the I-64/Compton interchange.