St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat reporter Derrick Goold joins Bernie for his weekly visit. Derrick talks about what to expect from Andre Pallante as he returns to the starting rotation, and if better days at the plate are in the near future for Nolan Arenado.

Bernie chats with Fangraphs writer Michael Baumann. They talk about the NL Central as the season is approaching the dog days of summer. Bernie also talks about how the Cardinals stack up against divisional foes like the Cubs and Brewers.

Bernie weighs in on St. Louis CITY SC's continued struggles this season and shares some of his favorite Bill Walton memories from over the years.

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals have work to do if they want to sustain their recent success that has led to winning 10 of their last 13 games.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals' and Cubs' rich history, especially in the past two decades. From Derek Lee and Carlos Zambrano to Jim Edmonds and Albert Pujols, Bernie talks about why this series is not just another series.

Bernie chats with MLS 360 analyst Bradley Wright-Phillips ahead of St. Louis CITY SC facing the Seattle Sounders Saturday night at CITYPARK. Bradley talks about if CITY has lost an edge now that teams are familiar with its schemes and system, and how CITY can generate more offense.

After talking about Kyrie Irving's game 1 performance, Bernie dives into the long term impact of the Cardinals sweeping the Baltimore Orioles and if the recent hot streak is sustainable.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com MLB writer and publisher of the Birdy Work Cardinals Substack Dayn Perry. Dayn talks about what's sparked the Cardinals to win eight out of their last 10 contests, and who can be counted on to continue to produce through the heart of the season.

Bernie reacts to the early conference finals action in the NBA and NHL as he pays special attention to what Jayson Tatum and the Celtics need to do to prevail over Indiana in Game 2 Thursday night.

Bernie talks about how preseason predictions that the Cardinals would be improved don't seem to be as far off base as they were just two weeks ago. Bernie then previews the Cardinals' upcoming series against the Chicago Cubs and which under the radar players could play key roles.