Chris, Travis, Gardner, Jeff and Truckie B begin the last hour with Trav claiming this particular show is his “flu game.” Gardner theorizes “lifing” is making TT ill. The “Saint Louis Live!” cast runs through a series of questions. Is a MLB Player Hater’s Weekend a good idea? Did ex-president Barack Obama conduct a subtle troll job on social media over the weekend? If you had to be sponsored by three products, what would they be? ESPN personality Jemele Hill is parting ways with the network. The group wonders if it’s possible for sports and politics to not intersect. Jamie Krock wins #FairOrFoul.

Jeff Jones, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent, drops by for the final two hours to discuss a variety subjects. Several Cardinals related topics, soup, apple cider vinegar, home remedies, old radio stories and the Blues’ new “heritage” jersey are on the table. Bre declares men are babies when they’re sick.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B are all in-studio. Travis believes he might be pregnant since he’s dealing with morning sickness. The Cardinals remain hot after routing the Rockies 12-3 yesterday and winning their ninth straight series in the process. Cards rookie Harrison Bader is making the #BFIB drool with his tools, hustle and heart. “Call of the Game” features Bader scoring from second base on an infield single. Is eating fruit in the produce section of a grocery store without paying for it first #FairOrFoul? When using a public restroom, which hand drying method do you prefer? The crew reacts to Senator John McCain, war hero and former presidential contender, passing away at 81. While airing a special report on McCain’s death, NBC News didn’t properly transition back to live programming.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B kick off the final hour touching on a tweet relaying the percentage of folks living via mobile home by state in the SEC. The crew dives into a number of topical issues. Missouri drivers rating third worst in the nation, a rapper’s tour van being shot up on Highway 40 and railing against a California politician who is feeling heat for campaign finance indiscretions are on the table. Gardner plays audio of the first time Travis used the phrase “pillow sheet” on the program. Trav struggles to read the “Sentence of the Week” yet again. Chris asks what everyone’s plans are for the weekend. Trav is impressed with the comments of Texas U.S. Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke regarding the national anthem protests in the NFL. TT’s Pink Eye wins #FairOrFoul.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B are all in-studio. Gardner breaks down the best frozen custard establishments in the St. Louis area. Travis says he is enjoying the portrait feature on his new iPhone X and then analyzes the different types of anime pornography. Local comic Yale Hollander drops by for a game of “Target Practice.” The group is setting their sights on President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen. Chris and TT are still beaming after interviewing legendary comedian Jon Lovitz on the “We Are Live!” podcast yesterday. Travis wants to reboot Lovitz’s old anime television series “The Critic.” Who’s your favorite “Saturday Night Live” cast member of all-time? Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong believes if he doesn’t win the National League Gold Glove Award there is “something wrong with it.” A woman loses her NASA internship over an expletive-filled tweet.

Benjamin Hochman, “St. Louis Post-Dispatch” sports columnist, joins the show to discuss video games from yesteryear, the Cardinals resurgence and Urban Meyer getting suspended by Ohio State. Would you rather see Def Leppard, Journey, Luke Bryan or Story of the Year in concert? Is fake leaving your abode just so a “guest” will depart as well #FairOrFoul? An in-depth conversation on the “FoF” topic breaks out. The popular television sitcom “Big Bang Theory” is reportedly coming to a somewhat controversial conclusion.

Jon Lovitz joins Chris and Travis for a great conversation live from Gaslight in front of a full house. Jon walks us through the process of what he did to audition on SNL and how he helped Adam Sandler prepare for his first season on the show. The fellas discuss 'The Critic', Charles Groden, and his thoughts on Al Franken's treatment when he was forced to resign. 

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Travis, Gardner and Truckie B kick off the final hour reliving Trav’s statement of support for MSNBC host Reverend Al Sharpton yesterday, despite the Rev’s issues with spelling. TT relays his philosophy on how to play effective basketball defense. The “Saint Louis Live!” cast dives into an in-depth conversation regarding the “Urban Meyer situation” at Ohio State. South City Tone wins #FairOrFoul.