Frank joins Brad to talk about where the Cardinals stand as they take a break for the All-Star game, if a 5-over-.500 record is good enough, if he thinks they will make big moves at the upcoming trade deadline, what a passing-of-the-torch from Mo to Bloom looks like, the Cardinals big name #5 overall draft pick and the biggest issues for STL CITY.

Opening up the hour, Brad gives away some tickets but also breaks down the arguments around medacaid & then Sue takes over with Sue's News that dives into mac 'n cheese, why lobster might sway the adults, a little bit of Bond talk + trivia, new movies to catch on newly named streaming services and a Ford recall--kinda?--and a little piece of trivia you never would have guessed, Tim Finch on policing in St. Louis City & County and Frank Cusumano talks about the Cardinals success across the first half of the season.

Former St. Louis County Police Chief & Councilman Tim Fitch joins Brad to talk about policing in St. Louis, why he's seeing some positive changes, letting officers do their jobs during weekend like the 4th, charging parents who's children commit crimes and the issues going on with the police in St. Louis county.

Brad Young is filling in for Mark and opens up the show talking about the American Dream & the problem with the how the left currently views it, Charles Lipson joins the show to talk about a lack of trust & education, Susan Crabtree joins the show to talk about the mistakes made by the Secret Service in Butler and why Brad is so worried about Mamdani in New York.

Opening up the hour, Brad gives away some tickets but also breaks down the arguments around medacaid & then Sue takes over with Sue's News that dives into mac 'n cheese, why lobster might sway the adults, a little bit of Bond talk + trivia, new movies to catch on newly named streaming services and a Ford recall--kinda?--and a little piece of trivia you never would have guessed, Tim Finch on policing in St. Louis City & County and Frank Cusumano talks about the Cardinals success across the first half of the season.

In the final hour of the show Brad is joined by Peter Doran to talk about the US support of Ukraine to protect them against Russia, Brad dives into a lawsuit that would protect federal employees of the executive branch unless its authorized by congress, why it's progress to get rid of the department of defense, author Frank Miele join Brad to talk about the "big Medicaid lie" & the audio Cut of the Day.

Real Clear Politics correspondent Susan Crabtree joins Brad to talk about all the different problems with the Secret Service's handling of the attempted Trump assassination, including only suspending key people who failed to do their jobs, even promoting some of those involved and what we know now about the "Iranian threat".

Charles joins Brad to talk about the problem with trust in the government, the way it has been eroded over the years going back to Nixon, the problem with how young people today receive information from a broken media and fail to question things and a lack of trust after years of conflicting stories--both from the government and media.

Brad Young is filling in for Mark and opens up the show talking about the American Dream & the problem with the how the left currently views it, Charles Lipson joins the show to talk about a lack of trust & education, Susan Crabtree joins the show to talk about the mistakes made by the Secret Service in Butler and why Brad is so worried about Mamdani in New York.

In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show with Mike Elam filling in, he is joined by the Reardon Roundtable which includes Jane Dueker, Jeff Rainford, and Tim Fitch. They discuss and debate various political topics including the handling of the Texas Flash Floods, Cara Spencer's first few months in St. Louis' Mayoral office, whether or not New York City would actually elect a socialist as their Mayor, and more. In hour 2, Mike discusses President Trump's latest comments from the ground of the Texas flash floods. Sue then hosts, "Sue's News" where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day, and much more. Mike is then joined by Paul Hall with Common Guy Film Reviews. They discuss the current trending movies and shows including Superman, Sovereign, the latest edition of Netflix's Trainwreck, and more. In hour 3, Mike is joined by Jared Hankinson, the Vice President of Governmental Affairs for the Missouri Chamber. They discuss Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe's decision to repeal Proposition A's paid sick leave mandate and the annual consumer price index adjustment to the state minimum wage. He is later joined by Bob O'Laughlin, the Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management, the company that owns Union Station and the St. Louis Aquarium. They discuss Governor Kehoe's newly signed bill that allows for the creation of a downtown entertainment district in St. Louis. They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

In hour 3, Mike is joined by Jared Hankinson, the Vice President of Governmental Affairs for the Missouri Chamber. They discuss Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe's decision to repeal Proposition A's paid sick leave mandate and the annual consumer price index adjustment to the state minimum wage. He is later joined by Bob O'Laughlin, the Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management, the company that owns Union Station and the St. Louis Aquarium. They discuss Governor Kehoe's newly signed bill that allows for the creation of a downtown entertainment district in St. Louis. They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

In this segment, Mike is joined by Bob O'Laughlin, the Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management, the company that owns Union Station and the St. Louis Aquarium. They discuss Governor Kehoe's newly signed bill that allows for the creation of a downtown entertainment district in St. Louis.