This hour, we discuss the differences between being married and bring single. Is one lifestyle better than the other? Mandy Catron joins us to discuss marriage and her article in the latest issue of The Atlantic. We also get the scoop on the redevelopment of the former Mills Outlet mall into the Power-Plex Sports Complex from developer Dan Buck. The show wraps with an audio cut of the Day. Hour 2 of 2.

Hancock & Kelley fill in once again. First, with the feuding between U.S. Women's Soccer star Megan Rapinoe and President Donald Trump, who is responsible for starting the conversation? Then we're joined by St. Louis native and former U.S. Women's National Soccer player, Lori Chalupny, winning the World Cup in 2015, and Gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Finally, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker cancels a concert by Confederate Railroad at the DuQuoin State Fair because of the group's use of the Confederate Flag. Hour 1 of 2.

Hour 2 of the show kicks off with some discussion on the Cardinals and some song ideas to get the team fired up, just like “Gloria” for the Blues. Next, Missouri appeals the court ruling that allows the effort for a voter initiative to challenge the state’s eight-week-old abortion ban. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins to discuss. Switching to sports, we are joined by KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman on the Cardinals at the All-Star break, last night’s Home Run Derby, and tonight’s All-Star Game. The show wraps with an audio “Cut of the Day.”

John Hancock & Michael Kelley fill in for Mark on this Tuesday afternoon. First, Ross Perot has passed away at the age of 89. We take a moment to reflect on the life of the man, from his run for the presidency, to the self-made made fortunes of his career. Next, two men arrested in the slayings of five men at a north county apartment and more on yesterday’s big announcement on how the area’s police chiefs will work with Better Family Life to prevent gun violence with St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar. Then, Michael Kelley has noticed something about the rewards programs that many businesses promote you to sign up for…when will we see any “rewards?” Finally, Nancy Pelosi called out progressives in an interview with Maureen Dowd. We reflect on the state of political parties in America.

John Hancock & Michael Kelley are in for Mark. First we take a look at the candidates in the upcoming presidential race. Then, we're joined by James Clark, VP of Better Family Life, fresh out of a press conference announcing initiatives to clean up St. Louis neighborhoods and prevent violent crime. Next, we ask you, "What's the best place to dine outside in the area?" The show wraps with an audio Cut of the Day.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley fill in on today's show.

Following the recent California earthquakes, what's the latest on earthquake activity in the St. Louis area? We're joined by Robert Herrmann, professor of geophysics at St. Louis University. Then, KMOX Soccer analyst Bill McDermott breaks down the U.S. Women's National Team Would Cup win, and the Men's loss to Mexico in the CONCACAF Gold Metal Game. We take your calls on the fight for equal pay between the two teams. Hour 1 of 2.

First, George Shea, announcer for the annual Nathan's Famous July Fourth Hot Dog Eating Contest, where Joey Chestnut won for the 12th time, eating 71 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. Miki Sudo won the women's competition with 31 hot dogs.

Next, Southern California residents are still feeling aftershocks from yesterday's 6.4 magnitude earthquake. We're joined by St. Louis native Brian Ping, an anchor at KNX Radio in Los Angeles.

Then, the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team faces the Netherlands in the Women's World Cup Final on Sunday morning, and the U.S. Men's Team plays Mexico Sunday night. We check in with KMOX's soccer analyst Bill McDermott.

The hour wraps with a Flashback Friday and your Audio Cut of the Day.

It's a Friday Reardon Roundtable with guests GOP strategist with Atlas Strategies Gregg Keller, former director of the St. Louis City Democratic Committee Brian Wahby, and Missouri State Representative Raychel Proudie.

The new season of “Stranger Things” premieres today on Netflix. Glamour West Coast Entertainment Editor and St. Louis native Jessica Radloff joins us in studio to talk “Stranger Things,” the Cardinals, the Blues, network TV, and all things entertainment.

Mark opens the show and discusses the ongoing Betsy Ross Nike shoe controversy. Missouri Senator Josh Hawley has been gaining a lot of attention for taking on the tech industry.  What's he doing and is it a good thing? Senator Hawley also weighs in on the Nike controversy and the 4th of July celebration in Washington, D.C. St. Louis County settles for $750,000 in the case where a SWAT team shot a family dog. And a New Jersey judge has been rebuked for how he handled a rape case. KMOX legal analyst Brad Young with Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show. Ruth Bader Ginsburg praises Brett Kavanaugh’s entirely female staff.