Bernie discusses the fact that the Cardinals have struggled with both defense and baserunning (among other things), things that have been pillars of the "Cardinal Way" fundamentals for decades.

Bernie visits with The Athletic USMNT and MLS Insider Tom Bogert and they discuss STL City SC's new front office hire before figuring out how CITY can turn it around after a rough April.

Bernie reacts to the roster move made the Cardinals Tuesday afternoon then turns his attention to the fact that the Cardinals front office seems hesitant to sign outside starting pitching help or even call up starters within the organization.

Bernie visits with CBS Sports MLB writer Dayn Perry to discuss what will hopefully be a May reset for the Cardinals and they trade Mike Shannon and Stan Musial Society memories.

Bernie hits on some NHL and NBA Playoff notes before preview Tuesday evening's series opener between the Angels and the Cardinals.

Bernie makes some quick observations around baseball including Skip Schumaker's early performance managing the Marlins and the NBA Playoffs.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III joins the show to talk about the passing and legacy of Mike Shannon. Bill talks about how Mike Shannon took great pride in being an ambassador and salesman for the team.

One month into the season, Bernie talks about how the Cardinals pitching staff is in need of some signifcant upgrades and improvement if the club wants to emerge from the NL Central cellar.

Cardinals radio analyst Rick Horton joins Bernie to share some of his favorite memories over the years of Mike Shannon. Rick explains just what made Mike so unique and special to St. Louis. Bernie then shares some more of his own thoughts about Mike Shannon including about how he belongs with MLB's most iconic radio voices.

Bernie digs into the vault to hear and react to classic Mike Shannon stories from Bob Costas and the late Bob Gibson, including why Mike was named Moon Man.