Hancock and Kelley talk about Greek history, Ron DeSantis announcing on Twitter his run for presidency, and transgender issues. Kelley has a problem with Taylor Swift tickets and he also now has to fight a parking ticket. Bob O'Loughlin, Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management join the show talking his call for gun restrictions.  KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the closing and merging of Catholic parishes.  Joe Zydlo, American Red Cross for Missouri and Arkansas joins the show discussing the Cardinals blood drive and connection with the KMOX Brett Blume blood drive this year.

Joe Zydlo, American Red Cross for Missouri and Arkansas joins the show discussing the Cardinals blood drive coming up in June.

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Hancock and Kelley begin the show with their political segment. KMOX News Carol Daniel joins the show as she begins her final week and one of her top memories. CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Hancock and Kelley talking about congress addressing AM radio in cars. Former Voice of Blues and Cardinals games Ken Wilson is the new voice of the Brisbane Bandits in Australia, Wilson joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his career and his time in St. Louis. Finally, Hancock and Kelley discuss the G-7 Summit and big weekend in St. Louis sports.

Former Voice of Blues and Cardinals games Ken Wilson is the new voice of the Brisbane Bandits in Australia, Wilson joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his career and his time in St. Louis.

Join Hancock and Kelley for another episode of their show! In today's program, the duo covers various topics including Trump's Town Hall, his remarks on Ukraine, and the coop.

Later in the show, composer Damien Sneed joins them to discuss his work on Scott Joplin's opera, "Treemonisha." Sneed has infused modern and new pieces into the original 1911 work, turning it into an opera in five acts. He shares his journey from discovering the score as a student at Howard University to orchestrating the entire opera, which had its orchestrations lost.  

To wrap the hour, John Hancock and Kelly are joined by Michael's sister Erin Eberhardt in the studio. Erin is the CEO of Kids in the Middle, a nonprofit organization that provides therapy services to children and parents whose families are going through divorce, separation, or remarriage. The organization offers group counseling, individual counseling, and a school outreach counseling program. They also provide services for parents, such as co-parenting classes and joint parenting opportunities. Kids in the Middle served 2000 kids or parents in the previous year and offers a sliding scale for families that cannot afford their services.  

John Hancock and Kelly are joined by Michael's sister Erin Eberhardt in the studio. Erin is the CEO of Kids in the Middle, a nonprofit organization that provides therapy services to children and parents whose families are going through divorce, separation, or remarriage. The organization offers group counseling, individual counseling, and a school outreach counseling program. They also provide services for parents, such as co-parenting classes and joint parenting opportunities. Kids in the Middle served 2000 kids or parents in the previous year and offers a sliding scale for families that cannot afford their services. The length of time a child spends with the organization depends on the case.

Composer, Damien Sneed joins the Hancock and Kelly Show this morning to talk about his work on Scott Joplin's opera, "Treemonisha." Sneed has incorporated modern and new pieces into the 1911 work, which is now an opera in five acts. He discusses his journey from discovering the score as a student at Howard University, to orchestrating the entire opera, which had its orchestrations lost. Sneed also shares how Hurricane Harvey led to him discovering Schuler's full score for Porgy and Bess. Justin Austin, who plays the role of Scott Joplin in the production, and other cast members are also discussed. Treemonisha was never produced professionally during Joplin's lifetime, and Sneed's work represents the first realization of the full opera.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show talking about him being on the Bally Sports Midwest of Cardinals baseball this weekend.

Hancock and Kelley begin the show talking about the meaning Cinco de Mayo. Next, in their politic segment they discuss Kim Gardner resignation, sports betting and debt ceiling. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show talking about him being on the Bally Sports Midwest of Cardinals baseball this weekend.  Next, they discuss the Supreme Court and Clarence Thomas. Former US Ambassador to Ireland Kevin O'Malley talking about his recent trip to Ireland with President Biden.

In hour 2 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, the two continue to honor Mike Shannon. They take more calls from fans, are joined by Sean Michael Lisle and discuss how the Dodgers Broadcasters honored Shannon when hearing of his passing, and play old footage of Live at Shannon's with Bob Gibson and Joe Torre.