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John Hancock joins Chris for the whole show today as Amy is still on vacation. CITY SC wrapped up a US Open Cup championship. Jen Siess recaps the win. In hour 2, Michael Killian from The Darkness haunted house; CBS's Major Garrett from Washington; St Louis native actor Alex Winter is in town and shares stories about his career; and Dr Peter Kastor from Wash U recaps the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The final hour of today's show includes John Hancock in for the whole hour with Chris, Plus, St Louisan, actor Alex Winter;' the 1st home run in the World Series could win you free beer; Dr Peter Kastor's history lesson from the Cuban Missile Crisis; and how much are Bears tickets tonite?

WashU History Professor Dr Peter Kastor joins Chris and John Hancock. Today marks 64 years since the Cuban Missile Crisis. What led to that point and what have we learned? 'Both of them (US and USSR) were over-reacting' to moves made by the other country, says Kastor, 'they misinterpreted each other.'

'I've always just embraced it,' says St Louis native Alex Winter of his role as Bill S. Preston Esq in the 'Bill & Ted' trilogy, He tells Chris and John Hancock that, it's 'rare in this business to do something that had that kind of impact.' He's an actor and filmmaker and in town for the St Louis International Film Festival kickoff event tonight. 'I've been making films since I was like 7 years-old,' says Winter, and he's acting in both a current film and scheduled for an off-Broadway play next year. (Photo by Steve Jennings/Getty Images)

Michael Killian, General Manager of The Darkness, joins Chris and John Hancock in-studio as Halloween approaches; it has been a while since the last MLB game, will the Brewers and Rays be flat?; CBS News's Major Garrett with the latest from Washington.

'Is it a wave election based on the number of seats flipped? or the number of seats obtained?' is the big question says CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent of the upcoming mid-term elections. He says if it 'crests 230' seats in the house, that would be big for Democrats. 'The timing of this raid feels highly political,' says Garrett of the raid on Rep Ilhan Omar's home. 'You 80-year old man, what is wrong with you?' asks Garrett about comments from Donald Trump about Senator Jon Husted 's physique.

Michael Killian, General Manager of The Darkness Haunted House in Soulard joins Chris and John Hancock in-studio. Chris is excited about the bar experience midway through the haunted house portion of the event. Killian says this is his 35th season working for haunted houses. Visit TheDarkness.com for more info on dates and times.

John Hancock in with Chris today. CITY SC picks up their first championship trophy last nite, goal keeper Roman Bürki is recovering from an injury suffered in the match; CITY broadcaster Jen Siess recaps; should the St Louis police let a tv show film here in town? Did you see this? 64 shutdown looming.

CITY SC broadcaster Jen Siess joins Chris and john Hancock following the win over the Columbus Crew for the US Open Cup Championship win. Siess says the Cup win guarantees a berth in the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup, 'another way for St Louis CITY to be on the map.' 'They really don't have a lot of time to celebrate,' the win as CITY heads to Salt Lake City this weekend, says Siess.(Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Amy remains out so John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Chris and Amy in-studio. Guests include St Louis native, actor PJ Palmer, coming back to town for 'Boop' at the Fox; Washington correspondent Scott MacFarlane; CITY SC analyst Dale Schilly; and actor comedian Leonard Ouzts.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley in studio with Chris. Comedian Leonard Ouzts joins in the first segment ahead of his show at City Winery on Friday evening. What was Chris's most exciting Snoop Dogg experience? Michael and Chris chat about politics at concerts, should bands back off voicing their views?

Actor & Comedian Leonard Ouzts joins Chris, Michael Kelley and John Hancock ahead of his appearance at City Winery on Friday evening, October 23. Chris wonders if Ouzts enjoys fellow comedians posting their interactions with crowds on social media, something he chooses not to do. 'Crowd work is like the dunk contest at the NBA' All Star Game, explains Ouzts. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for MTV)

John Hancock in with Chris Rongey today. Scott MacFarlane joins in the first segment and notes shifts in races for the Democrats in the upcoming mid-terms; Michael Kelley joins in the 2nd segment, how can ads be purchased in the wrong market?; CITY SC Academy Director Dale Schilly previews the CITY/Columbus matchup for the US Open Cup Championship; Pres Trump has recently remarked about several men's physiques.

Y98 St Louis CITY SC radio analyst Dale Schilly previews the CITY vs Columbus matchup tonight in the US Open Cup, the 'oldest running soccer event in the country.' 'This has got a storied history, particularly in St Louis,' says Schilly, where numerous local teams have won the trophy. (Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images)

Meidas Touch's Chief Washington Correspondent, Scott MacFarlane, joins Chris and John Hancock. 'Things that you didn't think would be competitive, suddenly are,' says MacFarlane of the upcoming mid-terms where predictions of the makeup of Congress continues to shift to the left.