Author Patrick Murphy joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about his new book ‘Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair’.

This Friday of Hancock and Kelley start by talking NCAA Tournament and Kelley is thinking about getting contacts. Next, in the political segment Mayor Jones wants to put tiny houses and close down jails. The hour starts by Hancock and Kelley talking about how the government will soon force everyone to own an electric vehicles. Hancock and Kelley next talk about the lawsuit between DOJ and Apple. MLB star Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter Ippei Mizuhara in the news because 4 million dollars were taken from Ohtani’s account to pay Mizuhara gambling issues. Author Patrick Murphy joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about his new book ‘Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair’.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by their usual lineup of personalities like Maria Keena, who shares the story of how her covering a news story led to the adoption of her dogs; and unofficial NFL insider John Hancock Jr. who discusses the Chicago Bears trading Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Michael also shares the story of St. Louis native, US Postmaster General, and once-owner of the Cardinals, Robert Hannegan.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss shard-hitting issues like Billy Bob Thornton’s background, holes-in-one, how COVID has affected our behavior today, and the fact that dogs can’t choose their owners.

The Friday before St. Patrick’s day edition of Hancock and Kelley talking about Hancock problem with coffee maker and Kelley goes NBA. In the political segment they discuss Trump handing power of RNC to daughter in law. Bob Clark founder of Clayco joins the show talking about expanding problems with convention centers. Next, D.A. Fani Willis is allowed to stay on Trump case in Georgia. Head of parade Mo McGlynn and Minister of Public Works Patrick O’Donovan join Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Ireland and the downtown parade Saturday.

Head of parade Mo McGlynn and Minister of Public Works Patrick O’Donovan join Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Ireland and the downtown parade Saturday. 

The day starts with John Hancock changes his windshield wipers. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss the State of the Union. Hancock complains about daylight savings time. Next, Paul Demko, Cannabis Editor at POLITICO joins the show discussing big blue cities embracing conservative anti-crime measures. Next, Hancock and Kelley discuss if retired officers come back to patrol the streets. Finally, cannabis sales higher in first year in Missouri than anywhere else.

Paul Demko, Cannabis Editor at POLITICO joins the show discussing new article about big blue cities embracing conservative anti-crime measures. 

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by news anchor Maria Keena who admits she has caught Pac-Man fever and can’t put the game down. The boys also discuss buffet etiquette, John’s bank drive-thru trick, the Sopranos, collecting, and Sonny Gray’s exit from today’s Spring Training game due to hamstring tightness.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the boys recap John’s 60th birthday and are joined by KMOX’s unofficial sports insider John Hancock Jr. to discuss the NFL combine and Sonny Gray’s mid-game exit due to hamstring tightness. Braxton Payne also joins the show in his usual time slot to share what’s trending: Airbnb prices skyrocket in regions with the best eclipse visibility, and St. Louis Bread Co. rolls out new items.