John Hancock shares story of getting beat up at his kids karate class.

Surprise Michael Kelley is in Florida, he joins John Hancock first talking about early impressions of spring training. In the political segment they discuss both Trump and Biden were at the border yesterday and the Supreme Court will hear Trump case on immunity. The full hour of the show starts with Hancock and Kelley talking about little games people play to get name on the ballot. Next, Kelley has a problem with portion sizes are getting smaller. Cicadas are going to take over the area this summer. Finally, Hancock shares story of getting beat up at kids karate class.

In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Hancock and Kelley are joined by KMOX news anchor and “Knights of Swing” vocalist Maria Keena in her usual time slot. This evening, Maria shares her musical influences and how she overcomes stage fright. The boys are also joined by unofficial NFL insider John Hancock Jr. to discuss trade speculation surrounding Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields, and the St. Louis Cardinals signing free agent shortstop Brandon Crawford.The hour wraps up with discussion on the unprecedented amount of cicadas that will plague the Midwest this summer and Michael Kelley’s Spring Training assignments.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss the “smell” St. Louis possesses, John’s childhood teddy bear Brownie, and What’s Trending with friend of the program Braxton Payne. The fellas also discuss March Madness, Fontbonne volleyball, the Screen Actors Guild awards, and of course, snooker.

The day starts with John Hancock telling everyone how he almost died on his way to the station. South Carolina primary takes place tomorrow and Nikki Haley will most likely lose but stay in race. The nine o’clock hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking about the ATT&T outage and Kelley going to a dive bar with family. President Biden announces sanctions against Russia. Alderwomen Cara Spencer joins the show talking about her proposed bill for more penalties for reckless driving. Finally, Hancock says why they Cardinals will be improved this year.

Alderwomen Cara Spencer joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the proposed bill for more penalties for reckless driving.  

Hancock and Kelley talk to KMOX Newscaster Maria Keena about her education and radio history, Hancock enlightens us on the eight accidental presidents, they talk the resigning of Desiree Reed-Francois, Mizzou's Athletic Director to move to University of Arizona, and the line up of the Cardinals.

Clip from Hancock and Kelley 2/19/24

Hancock talks about winning a snooker game against Kelley and talks about his perfect parking job, his son talks NFL, Braxton Payne talks St. Louis City, and Kelley talks about a delivery all on this first hour.