Saint Louis Live!

Travis, Gardner and Truckie B are all in-studio with Chris out on assignment. Matt Whitener is filling in for Denman. The Blackening Part II is upon us. Naturally, the crew touches on a number of items involving the police to start the show. The Cardinals sweep a three-game series against the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Are the Cards hotter on or off the field? Bre breaks down a portion of the Redbirds roster by attractiveness. Gardner wonders if the Cardinals could end up with the best record in the National League. Travis is excited about the Cards’ future considering the amount of talented prospects within the organization.

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.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B are all in-studio. The Cardinals remain hot following a 5-2 win over the Dodgers. Mike Shildt owns a 22-11 as Cards interim field manager. Did anyone see this “Shildt” coming? “Call of the Game” features a “web gem” from Redbirds second baseman Kolten Wong. The crew is happy to see Wong blossoming under Shildt. For some reason, Travis seems to think a pillow case is called a pillow “sheet.” He is soundly ridiculed for this belief. Bre reveals she used power tools to build a dog bunk bed yesterday. The guys are very impressed by her construction ability. Chris discloses a “hilarious” sign has been taped to the wall of the men’s restroom in our office building.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B kick off the final hour playing a game of “Dogs on Film.” Hillside Animal Hospital veterinarian Dr. Ed Migneco is not participating in the fun due to a vet emergency. Travis’ spin skills are challenged during “Make It Racist.” The crew runs through a number of topical news and pop culture items. Triangle Assassin wins #FairOrFoul.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B begin the second hour with Trav revisiting his distaste for newer country music. TT attempts to defend MSNBC host Al Sharton’s recent misspelling of the word “respect.” What theoretical collaboration pairing between country and rap music artists would you most like to see happen? Is “hick-hop” music #FairIrFoul? Travis reacts to several political news stories that are really bad news for President Donald Trump.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B are all in-studio. Travis is feeling some heat after providing several memorable drops during yesterday’s show. The Cardinals are riding high following a dramatic 5-3 win over the Dodgers. Trav hopes Dodgers co-owner Magic Johnson isn’t too down this morning. A random conversation on what Gardner terms “Wikibeaks” breaks out. The crew wonders if the Cards have a legitimate shot at catching the Cubs in the NL Central race while also pondering the chances of individual awards for several Redbirds’ players. “Call of the Game” features a ninth inning homerun from Cardinals slugger Matt Carpenter (#ItsGottaBeTheSalsa). The Blues announce their “theme night” schedule for the upcoming season. TT is particularly excited for WWE Night at “The Prize.”

Matt Whitener, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent and Yardbarker writer, joins the show to discuss Cardinals baseball, Mizzou football and WWE wrestling. What is your favorite hashtag related to Cardinals interim field manager Mike Shildt? Is a Tyler Perry movie club fair or foul? The group once again embraces a chat about ethnically stereotyping people to their cars. Chris reveals comedian Jon Lovitz will drop by the “We Are Live!” podcast later this week, leading to a talk on the animated television series “The Critic.” Travis conducts his first “Traview” by assessing Krispy Krunchy Chicken. TT recaps the MTV Video Music Awards.

Chris, Travis, Gardner and Truckie B begin the final hour “thought showering” a Michael McDonald impersonation contest for the “Last Laugh” stage at Loufest. Inspired by Rudy Giuliani’s recent appearance on “Meet the Press,” the “Saint Louis Live!” cast partakes in a game of “Truth Isn’t Truth.” The gang touches on a variety of topical news stories. “First pitch” nun Sister Mary Jo Sobieck, the Miami Hurricanes wearing uniforms made of ocean garbage, Netflix canceling comic Michelle Wolff’s talk show and The Eagles displacing Michael Jackson at the top of a certain music list are on the table. Travis asks a music era question that displays Gardner’s “whiteness.” Gardsy plays an unbelievable country music mashup. Jamie Krock wins #FairOrFoul.

Chris, Travis and Gardner are all in-studio with Truckie B on assignment battling a hawk. Chris uses the word “crystal” in a sentence and piques Gardner’s interest. The Cardinals are riding high after taking two-of-three games from the Brewers and winning their seventh straight series in the process. Travis struggles to say the name of Brew Crew relief pitcher Jhoulys Chacin. The guys wonder if the Brewers manager and players are getting a little “mouthy.” Trav says the Cards currently have some “swag in their step” and then quickly turns his love towards Dodgers co-owner Magic Johnson. The crew declares Redbirds rookie Harrison Bader (Bae-der) is quickly becoming a fan favorite in St. Louis. TT is happy to see Vince Coleman, Ray Lankford and Harry Brecheen enter the Cardinals Hall of Fame. Gardsy’s #CartBlanche bullpen cart movement continues to gain momentum.

Jeff Jones, “Saint Louis Live!” correspondent, joins the show to revel in his new segment open and discuss a number of Cardinals related topics. Who is your favorite Cardinals’ player age 24 or younger? Is continuing to eat your food after plucking a hair out of the dish fair or foul? Travis reveals the dangers of consuming the frozen dessert Dragon’s Breath. Apparently the cold snack craze is causing problems with the kids. Dee calls in with a follicle hot take. Rudy Giuliani, attorney to President Donald Trump, states “truth isn’t truth” over the weekend on “Meet the Press.”