Hancock and Kelley are At Your Service, and they talk about Joe Manchin and the upcoming 2022 midterms, plus the Brady Bunch and wrapping presents. That and more with Hancock and Kelley, Late Night Edition!

Brad Young is At Your Service tonight! Brad digs in to the whole Jussie Smollett incident, and reveals that the city of Chicago is suing Smollett for $130,000. Smollett could also be convicted of perjury for doubling down on the hoax in court. Later, Brad Young speaks with a SLU student who is being threatened with suspension or expulsion for advertising conservative speaker Matt Walsh to speak at an off-campus event. The student, James Dowling, believes he is receiving unjust treatment from the school. Hear his story here on At Your Service.

Brad Young is At Your Service tonight! Brad rips into producer Matt Podjeski for not having seen Die Hard and insists that it is, in fact, a Christmas movie. On a more serious note, Brad is joined by Melanie Israel, a policy analyst with the Heritage Foundation, to discuss the Supreme Court upholding the ruling in Dobbs vs Jackson, the statutory efforts that allow abortions to continue today, and the possible codification of Roe vs Wade. Hear more from Melanie at The Daily Signal and Heritage.org. Brad then takes your calls to hear your thoughts on the topic. Later: Flamin’ Hot Cheetos are in short supply, and once-classified files on JFK’s assassination have now been released.

George Sells is At Your Service tonight, and discusses the constantly evolving COVID rules in St. Louis schools. George is then joined by Brad Hiles, an attorney at Husch Blackwell, to discuss labor laws involving OSHA, especially in regards to the Amazon warehouse collapse due to the tornado in Edwardsville, Illinois. George is also joined by author of Raising Prices Stephen Semple to talk about wage increases and sign-on bonuses to attract more employees to the workforce after COVID-19. The hour is wrapped up with talk of whether certain movies belong in the "Christmas" category or not.

George Sells is At Your Service tonight, and speaks with Dave Holmes of the “Waiting for Impact” podcast- a podcast devoted to finding Sudden Impact, the R&B boy band whose arrival was announced in Boyz II Men’s “MotownPhilly” video. Later, George is joined with the Director of St. Louis Lambert International Airport Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge to discuss the recent announcement of future non-stop flights from St. Louis to Frankfurt, Germany via Lufthansa Airlines. Lastly, the St. Louis Boat Show is once again cancelled, this time due to supply chain issues.