Former Congressman Dick Gephardt joins the show talking his efforts against ‘No Labels’ and thoughts on Congress plus if he is still optimistic about the country.  

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Jake Hummel, President of Missouri AFL-CIO joins Hancock and Kelley talking union membership and exposing kids to the trades.

The second hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking politics and polls show 60% of republican voters want Trump to be the nominee. Jake Hummel, President of Missouri AFL-CIO joins Hancock and Kelley talking union membership and exposing kids to the trades. Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins the show discussing the loss to Sporting KC and the depth of this team and the fans coming on the road. Finally, Hancock talks Greek food.  

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in on this Labor Day Jimmy Buffett. John Rooney joins the show talking Cardinals baseball. Could Hancock build a fire in under 5 minutes. Finally, Kelley is getting calls from pharmacy about flu shots.

Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Michael Kelley and John Hancock discussing young players making names for themselves, and every inning is a time to impress.

John Hancock is on vacation that Megan Shackelford joins Michael Kelley for the show and it start with Kelley finding a bird in his house this morning. Kelley and Shackelford discuss best options for president and the problems in the city. The full hour of the show start by talking about destination weddings. Republican Political Consultant Jamie Corley discussing the six constitutional amendments what can be called common sense measures including a switch to the abortion law. Rex Sinquefield, businessman, investor, and philanthropist talking about the anniversary of the Index Fund and how you’re invested in it without knowing.

Rex Sinquefield, businessman, investor, and philanthropist talking about the anniversary of the Index Fund and how you’re invested in it without knowing. 

Republican Political Consultant Jamie Corley discussing the six constitutional amendments what can be called common sense measures including a switch to the abortion law. 

This Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley talk about the weight that former President Trump said he was when he turned himself into Georgia authorities Thursday night. The full hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking Shohei Ohtani and his arm problems costing him money, and the kiss between the President of the Spanish Soccer Federation and on the players after winning the World Cup. A lot of people rent in St. Louis and the Board of Alderman want affordable housing; Hancock and Kelley debate what affordable housing means. Steven Rogers, Ph.D. SLU/YouGov Poll Director and Associate Professor of Political Science at SLU joins Hancock and Kelley talking about poll voters weighing in on the 2024 Presidential Election and his new book “Accountability in the State Legislatures”. Finally, Pat White, St. Louis Council President joins show talking about what they are doing instead of a Labor Day parade.

Pat White, St. Louis Council President joins show talking about what they are doing instead of a Labor Day parade.