He Said, She Said

We visit with Gordon's mom, Mama Montgomery. Later, Gordon and Kathleen discuss new social media forums.

Ken Kwapis, film and television director and author, joins the show to discuss his new book: But What I Really Want to Do is Direct: Lessons from a Life Behind the Camera and working with stars such as Robin Williams, John Krasinski and Jim Henson. Later, Matinee Chat.Ken Kwapis IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0477129/Ken Kwapis' Book: https://www.butwhatireallywanttodoisdirect.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

Alyssa Houska, Marketing Coordinator of the Streets of St. Charles, joins the show to discuss all the happenings at Streets of St. Charles during the holidays.Streets of St. Charles: https://www.thestreetsofstcharles.com/

It's She Said, He Said. After some technical difficulties, we are up and at it. Gordon Montgomery and Kathleen Kaiser are in-studio. Kelley Lamm - Montgomery is "on-assignment." Gordon begins with his Song of the Day. As the cases of Covid-19 rise, so do the lockdowns and restrictions. Question of the Day: If you could go back to your childhood - and not change anything - but re-live something, what would it be? Gordon and Kathleen remember Bob Hamilton.

Kelley and Gordon are joined by El Monstero bassist Kevin Gagnepain, who joins the show to discuss the Glimmer or Normalcy concert series at the Pageant in the St. Louis Loop this December. Later, Chefs Ryan Hansen and Reid Webster are on the show to talk about Full Tank, Empty Stomach.com. Later, Matinee Chat and Delicious Scoop.El Monstero's Official Website: https://www.elmonstero.com/El Monstero at The Pageant: https://www.thepageant.com/artist/el-monstero/Full Tank, Empty Stomach: https://www.fulltankemptystomach.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

This week's She Said, He Said starts with Gordon's Song of the Week. Well, Election Day is exhausting. Kelley and Gordon discuss the great love story of Edwin and Lenore Pepper. How was your Halloween? Gordon has some grievances. Question of the Day: Do you have a phobia or do you know somebody who has one? What is it? What's Rocking?

Comedian Judy Gold joins the show to discuss her new book "Yes, I Can Say That," which will be featured at the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival. Later, Andrew Kulhman of Stages St. Louis phones-in to discuss what's happening at Stages. Matinee Chat, What's Rocking and Delicious Scoop. Judy Gold: https://judygold.com/STL Jewish Book Festival: https://jccstl.com/festival-events-schedule/Stages St. Louis: https://stagesstlouis.org/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

It's She Said, He Said. Everybody is on a diet. Halloween is a week away. Gordon discusses his Song of the Day. Question of the Day: If you could have a free billboard on the busiest highway for one month, what would it say? Kelley and Gordon discuss the Kardashians. New Segment: It's Really News. Later, Al Shoemaker, Chief Administrative Officer of the Traveler's Protective Association, joins the show.Traveler's Protective Association: https://www.tpahq.org/

Sandy Brooks, Founder & Executive Director of the St. Louis Arts Chamber of Commerce, joins the show to discuss the #MaskUpSTL program. Later, Arlene Kirby, Ghost Expert and Club Manager at the Fabulous Fox Theater, and Mark Farley of the St. Louis Paranormal Research Society chat about the Fabulous Fox Ghost Tours. Matinee Chat, Delicious Scoop, Show Wrap. STL Arts Chamber of Commerce: https://stlouisartschamberofcommerce.org/maskupstl/Fabulous Fox Theater: https://www.fabulousfox.com/Fabulous Fox Ghost Tours: https://www.fabulousfox.com/events/detail/ghost-tourSTL Paranormal Research Society: https://www.seeaghost.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

She Said, He Said is back! Grover got hitched. Kelley's phone is acting up. Gordon explains his Song of the Day. Kelley and Gordon had the grandkids all week. What's Rocking. Pumpkin Spice has taken over the world. Question of the Day: Candy Corn: Yes or No? Later, Christine Winter, Director of Communications for the American Cancer Society, and Joe Koenig, President of World Wide Technology and Cancer survivor, join the show to discuss the American Cancer Society's Door of Hope and Hope Lodge.American Cancer Society: https://www.cancer.org/treatment/support-programs-and-services/patient-lodging/hope-lodge/st-louis.htmlWorld Wide Technology: https://www.wwt.com/

Greg Simos joins the show to discuss the St. Louis County Greekfest, which has taken on a new twist this year in light of Covid-19. Later, What's Rocking, Delicious Scoop and Matinee Chat. St. Louis Greek Festival: https://www.opastl.com/Midwest Vein Care: https://www.veincarestlouis.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

Coming to you live form Midwest Vein Care & Medical Spa in Chesterfield, it's She Said, He Said. Gordon discusses the Songs of the Day and pays tribute to a couple of musical artists who recently passed away. Dr. William Goldstein of Midwest Vein Care chats with Gordon and Kelley. Kelley has some October history. Question of the Day: What would you name your racehorse? Later, more with the staff of Midwest Vein Care.Midwest Vein Care: https://www.veincarestlouis.com/

Jacque Phillips, Founder and President of Accucare Home Health Care of St. Louis, joins the show. Later, Delicious Scoop, Matinee Chat and What's Rocking. Accucare Home Health Care: https://accucare.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

Kelley, Gordon and the crew are back for She Said, He Said. Kelley plans on running a marathon. Gordon has a great way to sneak Halloween candy. Today is National Pancake Day. Gordon discusses his Song of the Day. Question of the Day: If you could time travel to one historical event, what would it be? Lori Thaman, Executive Director of the Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis, joins the show to discuss the Hope After Dark fundraiser. Later, Mike Hentges, President of the Alliance for Shared Health, talks about his organization's virtual event. Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis: http://www.cancersupportstl.org/Alliance for Shared Health: https://www.ashcommunity.org/

Patrick Murphy, author of the new book "Candymen: The Story of Switzer's Licorice," joins the program. Later, Gabrielle Stahlschmidt, owner of the Gabrielle Studio of Music, discusses her studio. Finally, Delicious Scoop, Matinee Chat and What's Rocking. Candymen: The Story of Switzer's Licorice: https://www.candymenthebook.com/Gabrielle Studio of Music: https://www.gabriellestudioofmusic.com/Matinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

It's She Said, He Said. We start the show with the Song of the Day and the Question of the Day. Today's Question: What would be your handle be if you had a CB radio? Later, Michael Macek, Director of the St. Louis Zoo, joins the show. Kelley has a new habit.St. Louis Zoo: https://www.stlzoo.org/

The Delicious Scoop, Matinee Chat, What's RockingMatinee Chat: https://matineechat.com/

Kelley and Gordon visit with some of the the designers Thompson Price.Thompson Price: https://thompsonprice.com/

Gina Schuester of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention joins the show to discuss the Out of the Darkness Community Walk taking place in all 50 states to help fight and prevent suicide. American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.org/

Broadcasting live from Thompson Price Kitchen & Bath in Chesterfield, it's She Said, He Said with Kelley Lamm - Montgomery and Gordon Montgomery. Kathleen Kaiser is also on-location, as is Tom and T.J. Price, owners of Thompson Price Kitchen & Bath. Do you have a favorite memory of Lou Brock? Question of the Day: Did you have a clothesline? What kitchen and bath items could you not do without?Thompson Price Kitchen & Bath: https://thompsonprice.com/