Saint Louis Live!

Brad Stevens cut short a recent media teleconference when he got pranked by several members of the “press.” Barack and Michelle Obama sign a production agreement with Netflix. The boys brainstorm some potential programming concepts for the Obamas. Most of the ideas are very good. Did your high school have a graduation lock-in party? Black Sheep wins #FairOrFoul.

Travis can’t believe Steven Jackson claims to be the greatest Rams running back of all-time. The guys read off their favorite names from the Rams career rushing leader list. Gardner reveals that he’s never walked for a graduation. Bre wants to hold a graduation ceremony for Gardsy at the “Send Up on Shaw.” Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker is named special prosecutor in the #StoryOfTheYear invasion of privacy case.

Chris, Travis and Gardner are all in-studio. Travis is shocked to find out that Dillard’s department stores are still open in the St. Louis area. Chris details a very unique story involving an Uber driver and a comedy club. Cardinals’ pitcher Jack Flaherty strikes out 13 Phillies in earning his first MLB win. The guys are excited about the Cards young arms in the stable. Call of the Game features Jordan Hicks tossing a baseball 105 mph. The Las Vegas Golden Knights are going to the Stanley Cup Final in their first year of existence. How ya doin’ Bluesiers? Meanwhile, in our town, the Scotttrade Center will get a new name this morning.

Tom, the proprietor of New York Tom’s food truck, drops by for a fun chat with about his company with Chris and Travis. Trav wonders what his life would be like if he were born in New York. TT starts giving birthday shout outs. Gardner recalls his solo trip to NYC when he was only 19 years old. Chris is lukewarm on the idea of Zombieland 2 which is currently in development. Travis praises the Warriors and won’t count out LeBron James just yet in the NBA Playoffs. Ted Kennedy’s Chappaquddick Bridge Lifeguard wins #FairOrFoul.

Saint Louis Live! correspondent Jeff Jones joins the show to touch on a few Cardinals baseball topics and the Stanley Cup Playoffs. If the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office refiles an invasion of privacy charge against MO Gov. Eric Greitens, which movie lawyer would you want as special prosecutor? Are the Kardashians America’s royal family? Travis recaps the opulent and ostentatious Royal Wedding. The Marlins revoke the press credential of a media member who has been critical of the team. Damn, Jeets.

Roy Wood Jr. from The Daily Show stops by to visit We Are Live! for the second time in his career. The fellas discuss a monster, raising a two year old, and the state of where we're all at. 

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Travis attempts to read the Sentence of the Week to kick off the third hour. The boys review an audio clip of MO Gov. Eric Greitens trying to dodge the media at a speaking engagement. How would the St. Louis sports media cover the governor of our fine state? Travis declares he wants to debate Greitens. Gardner takes great exception to Trav speaking blasphemy on the band Old Crow Medicine Show. Jamie Allman’s Red Hot Poker wins #FairOrFoul.

Benjamin Hochman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist, joins the show to detail the Cardinals recent problems while also touching on the basketball futures of the Porter brothers. If the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office refiles an invasion of privacy of charge against MO Gov. Eric Greitens, which of these TV lawyers would you want as special prosecutor. Under oath, Reuben Foster’s ex-girlfriend recants her domestic violence accusations. The boys converse about Mike Matheny’s defensive nature. Sting and Shaggy are touring together and coming to our town!

Chris and Gardner are in-studio with Travis running just a tad late due to a hawk attack. The show begins with the guys discussing the Lithium channel on SiriusXM radio. Luke Weaver’s strong start is wasted by the Cardinals struggling offense in a 6-2 loss to the Phillies. Travis attempts to read an article on Missouri’s First Lady Sheena Greitens but gets blocked by the STLToday.com paywall. Can you have a relationship with a person if their political views are opposed to yours? Travis says he couldn’t do it.

Aaron Edwards, proprietor of both Zia’s and Slice of the Hill food trucks, drops by for a chat with Chris and Travis about his mobile fare companies. Gardner’s friend Mike Mullen is in-studio to tell a few tales concerning our producer and previews a charity event he’s hosting as well. Jamie Krock wins #FairOrFoul.