Every Monday we keep it local with some Lindenwood coverage! Today's guest is someone who is very familiar with High Noon! Kyle Gerdeman returns to the show following a number of visits throughout the basketball season.

Bill McDermott joins the show every Monday to talk STL City SC. The club took a disappointing draw against Stan Kroenke's Colorado Rapids in a bitterly freezing atmosphere.

It was a fun weekend in baseball despite the fact that the Cardinals dropped 2 of their 3-game set in Washington state. The Red Sox helped out the NL Central with a dominant performance on Sunday in Milwaukee. If you haven't check out the National League standings... you need to ;)

News broke earlier this morning that 4 Lions players, including St. Louisan Jameson Williams, as well as 1 Commanders player will be receiving suspensions next season for their participation in gambling.

Brian Kirschner makes his return to the show to talk some golf with Nate! Brian drops the G-word as he makes a guarantee for what to expect this weekend!

High Noon offers Jonny Lazarus a couple beers: one for giving us some time on this Friday to chat about the Stanley Cup playoffs, and another one for the city of St. Louis letting him down due to the Blues not winning the Western Conference this year as Jonny predicted. In fact, they fell extremely short of that.

The Birds are out and about on the West Coast over the next week, and this road trip begins with a set in Seattle. Shannon Drayer helps us get prepared for the series with some insight on the Mariners.

State politicians in Missouri thought that a charity softball game would be a sign of unity, however that idea crashed and burned as a potentially fake injury sparked an argument on the mean streets of Twitter.

Nate and Rammer close out the show looking ahead to what will hopefully be a get-right series out in Seattle.

Anthony Bass received word from his pregnant wife that an airline did not clean up his child's mess of popcorn, and he took to the Twitter streets to complain about it. This brings about a conversation about the proper way to air your displeasures with a company in addition to modern day parents only owning some of the responsibility of their children's actions.