SSJ wraps up the last hour of the week on a football Friday with Chiefs Hall of Fame Center Tim Grunhard live in studio.  Steven and Tim talk about the Chiefs current roster vs last season and also talk about the new NFL rules and the Chiefs wanting to make playing on Christmas a permanent fixture for the organization.  Then the guys talk to Chiefs Hall of Famer Christian Okoye about his upcoming charity event.  The boys fill the hour up with a whole lot more fun!!!

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New Day with SSJ rolls into the 3rd hour talking to former MLB Catcher Mike Macfarlane who joins the show for his weekly segment.  Mike talks about the Royals first week of the season and gives his thoughts on what trends he thinks will start developing with Kansas City. Then Steven talks Chiefs with Pete Sweeney from Arrowhead Pride.  The guys talk about the all the recent news with the Chiefs and NFL Free Agency.  They some of the most recent mock drafts as we are entering into Draft Season.

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SSJ starts off the 2nd hour of the show talking more to Stan Weber about the new NFL rule changes and about the Chiefs campaigning to play every Christmas.  Then New Day gets the weekend weather forecast from KSHB 41's Jeff Penner.

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The first hour of New Day with Steven St. John and producer Jake Gutierrez on Sports Radio 810 WHB. At the bottom of the hour Football and Basketball analyst Stan Weber joins the show in studio.

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We close out our Thursday's show in traditional fashion as we go to school with Jesse Newell the Chiefs beat writer for the KC Star.   Steven and Jesse talk about the Chiefs trying to become the team that plays every season on Christmas,  Then the guys get into Jesse's first mock draft and the picks he thinks the Chiefs will take. 

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In the 3rd hour of the show Steven is joined by former Chiefs Gehrig Dieter and Anthony Sherman LIVE in studio for their weekly segments an hour earlier than usual.  The boys talk about the new purpose rule changes in the NFL and get into a HEATED discussion on weather or not the Chiefs should be the static team for Christmas Day games.  Of course they also get into a lot more of their regular nonsense.

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In the 2nd hour of the show Steven is joined by weekly guest MLB Insider Buster Olney of ESPN.  The guys go over the biggest headlines in baseball and Buster gives his thoughts on the first week of the season and also weighs in on the red hot Dodgers and the Torpedo Bats.  Then SSJ talks with weekly guest, college basketball expert from The Sporting News Mike DeCourcy.  SSJ and Mike discuss some of the recent head coaching hires and moves.  Then we gets his thoughts on the Final Four match ups and who he thinks will be cutting down the nets on Monday.

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The first hour of New Day with Steven St. John and producer Jake Gutierrez on Sports Radio 810 WHB.

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Steven opens up Hour 4 talking hoops with former Missouri Tiger and current NBA scout Jarrett Sutton.  SSJ gets Jarrett's thoughts on the Final Four and get his pick to win the National Championship.  They also discuss the most recent moves in College Hoops coaching.

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In the 3rd hour of the show Steven talks with one of our College Basketball Insiders CJ Moore of The Athletic. We get CJ's thoughts on the Final Four and who he thinks wwill be cutting the nets down on Monday.  He also give his thoughts on the recent moves on the coaching carousel.  Then Steven talks Chiefs and NFL with Matt Derrick of chiefsdigest.com.   The guys talk about the latest news coming out of the NFL owners meetings and some of the rule changes being considered and implemented this season.

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