Saint Louis Live!

Matt Iseman from American Ninja Warrior returns to chat one on one with Chris about his career, the apprentice, charity work, and his thoughts on free speech and how its tied to comedy.

Amazing chat with a wonderful guy, see Matt at The Funny Bone all weekend in Saint Louis!

Chris and Travis are joined in studio by Chad L. Coleman from The Walking Dead, The Wire, The Orville, and more. Joining Chad is his writing and creative partner, STL native Craig Thomas. The fellas discuss how growing up without enough male role models in the black community hurts society while also touching on entertainment, what it takes to succeed, & future projects.

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Talented actor Chad L. Coleman and producer Craig Thomas, a St. Louis native, stop by for an illuminating and fun chat with the “Saint Louis Live!” boys. Chad’s unique credits include “The Orville,” “The Walking Dead” and “The Wire.” The duo spotlight their careers and explain the motivating reason they’re both currently in the STL. Travis updates the “waiver” situation impacting Mizzou transfer guard Dru Smith. The Black Sheep wins #FairOrFoul.

Jeff Jones, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent, drops by for the hour to discuss the Blues struggles while also touching on the Cardinals potential maneuvering this offseason. Is “Die Hard 2” or “Die Hard with a Vengeance” a better movie? Is a day care “fight club” #FairOrFoul? The crew reacts to a Florida prep school CEO who is in hot water after going on a profanity-laced tirade against a basketball player.

Chris and Gardner are in-studio with Travis running late due to the “rain hawk.” The “Saint Louis Live!” congratulates Float Trips for winning our #CauctoberFest bracket. Travis and Gardner are now trying to book their band Modest Mouth at various events around town. Chris hates TT and CW’s unique group. The guys detail how they spent their Halloween night. Gardner reveals he and his girlfriend drove by “The Exorcist House” to creep themselves out. CD’s dog caught a giant rat this morning. Trav mentions Aziz Ansari has a new stand-up comedy tour.

Travis knocks the Blues for adopting a service dog to kick off the final hour. Trav thinks the team is trying to get in fans’ good graces after their poor start to the season. The crew dives into St. Louis’ frightening urban legends, the death of #MAGA Kanye West and prison murder of James “Whitey” Bulger. Gardner plays audio of a ghost story as told by Cal May. Yale Hollander wins #FairOrFoul.

Matt Whitener, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent and Yardbarker writer, joins the show to discuss the Loop Trolley, Mizzou football and the Cardinals potential offseason moves. Are ghosts, vampires, werewolves or zombears scarier? Is white folks dressing up as T’Challa from “Black Panther” on Halloween #FairOrFoul? The guys look back at their favorite Halloween costumes in recent years. Travis provides a few “harmless” jokes for kids to use while out trick-or-treating and then turns his attention to candy vending machines.

Chris and Gardner are in-studio with Travis running late due to a “tsunami hawk.” Happy Halloween! The “Saint Louis Live!” cast wonders which area neighborhoods are the best for trick-or-treating. Travis details what costumes could be considered offensive. Dr. Ed Migneco, Hillside Animal Hospital veterinarian, stops by for his weekly get-together with “SLL!” and plays a game of “Dogs on Film” to boot.

Chris, Travis and Gardner kick off the final hour with a “Traview” of Halloween candy. The crew reacts to “The Simpsons” reportedly dropping the character Apu from the show. Travis reveals a number of national politicians will be coming through Missouri this week to stump for either Claire McCaskill or Josh Hawley. TT’s Pink Eye wins #FairOrFoul.

Brenden Schaeffer, KMOV.com sports writer, joins the show to discuss the Cardinals offseason and state of the Mizzou football program. Travis pulls back the “Black Twitter” curtain by highlighting an escalating feud between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Trav also mentions Tyler Perry is planning to “kill off” the Madea movie franchise. Chris asks if anyone has seen Adam Sandler’s new Netflix stand-up comedy special.