Saint Louis Live!

Benjamin Hochman joins for a fun filled hour in studio. The guys dig deep on how Ben is adjusting to life as a world famous author, what the Cardinals need to do, Thatcher from Chicago calls in, and the guys break down Mizzou basketball. Hochman also decides he'll peddle books from a Starbuck's in Clayton, just in time for Father's Day.

Travis and Chris start off the hour with Bre in studio. Travis' head nearly explodes trying to work through the latest Trump/North Korea meetings, Gabe Kea joins in studio for his 3rd appearance on the show. Gabe is in town at Funny Bone all weekend. The guys finish up with Morning Melee and Fair or Foul. 

Chris and Gardner are in-studio with Travis running a tad late due to a hawk attack. We welcome Chris back from a respiratory sickness. The guys recall their adolescence with a look back at 3-on-3 “Hoop It Up” tournaments from years past. The Cardinals are currently playing a boring brand of baseball that has led to a 4-5 stretch against the lowly Marlins, Reds and Padres. Chris, Travis and Gardner conduct an in-depth conversation regarding St. Louis’ roads after revealing Domino’s Pizza has unveiled a project to fix potholes across the country.

A man verbally and physically assaulted a Six Flags employee dressed in a Daffy Duck costume earlier this month. Travis says many old cartoon characters are racist as hell. Chris is excited to hear Kevin Bacon and his band are coming to town for a performance next week. Comedian Dave Stone joins the program to preview his show at Southtown Pub on Father’s Day. Gardner asks MO Gov. Mike Parson to issue a severe bear warning for the entire state. Triangle Assassin wins #FairOrFoul.

Jeff Jones, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent, drops by to discuss a variety of Cardinals related topics while also touching on the Blues possible offseason moves. What former television show would you like to see adapted for the stage and on Broadway? Chris, Travis and Gardner revisit the rumored independent U.S. Senate run by ex-Missouri governor Eric Greitens. The boys react to a recently surfaced video from 2016 of used-to-be Mets manager Terry Collins going on a profanity laced rant about his pitcher getting ejected.

Travis, Gardner, Truckie-B and Whitener are all in-studio with Chris out due to a hawk attack. Gardner reveals the results of his AncestryDNA test to his grandmother. Travis is curious about her respone to one particular detail. The Cardinals bats fall silent in a 4-2 loss to the Padres. Travis asks if Dexter Fowler’s playing time will continue to be reduced if his struggles linger. Dr. Ed Migneco, Hillside Animal Hospital veterinarian, drops by for his weekly get-together and plays a game of “Dogs on Film” to boot.

Travis, Gardner, Truckie-B and Whitener start hour number three detailing their concerns regarding Mike Matheny’s usage of young gun Jordan Hicks. Matheny’s bullpen “circle of trust” is rather small right now. The crew wonders how many Cardinals’ players will make the N.L. All-Star team. A controversial story out of Ottawa makes Gardner think the NHL is doing its best NBA impersonation. Travis declares there are rules for dating or marrying an athlete. Cankles wins #FairOrFoul.

Travis, Gardner, Truckie-B and Whitener begin the second hour with a conversation about a St. Louis jury ordering the Rams to pay former NFL running back Reggie Bush $12.5 million after he suffered a knee injury at the Dome in 2015. A-Train calls in with a few hot takes on STL potentially getting an AAF or XFL franchise. Travis forgets the World Cup kicks off in Russia tomorrow. A random discussion on the state of St. Louis City breaks out.

Travis, Gardner, Trucky B and Matt Whitener are all in-studio with Chris out sick. The #SendUpInSingapore produced a “terrific document,” according to President Trump. What politician or titan of industry would you like to see at the #SendUpInSingapore? A random conversation about Dirk Nowitzki’s ex-fiancée breaks out. The Cardinals flex their muscles in a series opening win against the Padres. Surprisingly, Gardner wonders why no musical acts with minority mass appeal have appeared at Busch Stadium in the last 10 years.

Comic Rich Vos joins the show to promote his roast comedy special. Rich spends half the interview arguing with his wife in the background. Matt solicits birthday gift ideas for Chris. The squad conducts a rather productive talk regarding relationships. Jamie Moyer’s Fancy Foyer wins #FairOrFoul.