If you like Mizzou, Rams and/or Blues, this episode has got something for you.

Great stories, great talk.

Jim and coach watching film. Debuts 6.28 wherever you get your podcasts.

Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas. Episode debuts 6.28.20

Before sushi was in every strip mall, Munsok So was knockin' it out of the park with his Drunken Fish locations. He recently opened Laclede's first Korean restaurant and we run the gambit from leaving Seoul at 6-years old to how covid is changing his restaurants- maybe for the better.

In 2015 while unusually out to lunch, a wall collapsed at the Drunken Fish on the Landing. Owner Munsok So had some tough choices to make. Episode debuts 6.21

Munsok So is this Sunday's episode debuting 6.21. You probably know him as owner of Drunken Fish and Kimchi Guys. He's been resourceful since childhood learning English after moving from Seoul at 6-years old.

Lots of reasons to listen to this one. Local STL boy making a difference. Even without going to jail for 5-years, still a great example on why you keep plugging, Love putting a spotlight on this kind of stuff. Entertaining talk.

Have you ever gotten too close to life's line, good news is if you're reading this, you found your way. So did Zachary Babcock. He thinks about it every day, you? Episode debuts 6.14.20

Know anybody who spent five years in jail, turned their life around and now not only has his own top-rated podcast, but helps hundreds fulfill their dreams? You do now. Episode debuts 6.14.20

What a strange year it was for graduating seniors. In this episode, we sit down with six scholar athletes to honor their accomplishments and get their perspective.