The show starts with John Hancock complaining about people not knowing how to park. Hancock and Kelley talk the passing of Dianne Feinstein and what is next for California and republican debate. The nine hour starts with talk about the homeless sleeping on the lawn of City Hall. St. Louis Native and two time Tony Award Winner Norbert Leo Butz joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new album being released tonight and performing at The Sheldon tonight.  Singer/Songwriter Javier Mendoza, AKA Hobo Cane joins the show talking about new album release party “Who do you love” at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center on October 21. Finally, Adam Wainwright will be celebrated this weekend.

Singer/Songwriter Javier Mendoza, AKA Hobo Cane joins the show talking about new album release party “Who do you love” at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center on October 21.

St. Louis Native and two time Tony Award Winner Norbert Leo Butz joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new album being released tonight and performing at The Sheldon tonight.  

Scott Haley, Managing Director, US Capital Development join the show talking about the old Fenton Chrysler Plant and what is in the space now. 

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The show begins with Michael Kelley not being able to read the Tylenol bottle. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss the potential of a government shutdown, Missouri senate and better world when United States is in charge. The full hour starts by discussing the dress code in the US Senate. Scott Haley, Managing Director, US Capital Development join the show talking about the old Fenton Chrysler Plant and what is in the space now. Lt. Col Jason Law, St. Louis County Police, County Strike Force joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about how they caught the escaped inmate. Finally, Law talks about the strike force.

Lt. Col Jason Law, St. Louis County Police, County Strike Force joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about how they caught the escaped inmate. 

FortePianist Daniel Adam Maltz joins the show talking about the concert Saturday and Sunday at the DeMenil Mansion.

This week’s edition of Hancock and Kelley starts with Hancock having to drive with the sun in his eyes. Hunter Biden indicted, and UAW strike. Mitt Romney says we do not need someone in their 80’s as president.  Missouri State Rep in Sedalia Brad Pollit joins Hancock and Kelley talking about open enrollment in schools. John Hancock goes to the grocery store. FortePianist Daniel Adam Maltz joins the show talking about the concert Saturday and Sunday at the DeMenil Mansion.

Missouri State Rep in Sedalia Brad Pollit joins Hancock and Kelley talking about open enrollment in schools. 

The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley starts with Hancock patting himself on the back for predicating a Lions win against the Chiefs and Kelley would rather watch women’s tennis.  In the political topic they discuss the Governor that could possibly win election. The full hour of the show starts with talking washing hands and wearing a mask. Former Congressman Dick Gephardt joins the show talking his efforts against ‘No Labels’. Finally, what is the purpose of middle names.