Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Hall of Fame Cardinals writer Rick Hummel. Rick talks about Lars Nootbaar's emergence as an on-base machine batting leadoff. He also highlights Albert Pujols and Corey Dickerson's contribution as both have rebounded from slow starts to the season. Rick also highlights how the Cardinals have show more caution in bringing back Jack Flaherty from injury than they were earlier in the season.

Bernie takes a look at the Cardinals' second half performance and weighs it against other contenders to see how they stack up. He contrasts the Cardinals' fortunes to the Yankees' who have struggled since the All Star Break.

Bernie takes a look at what's been going well with the Cardinals including the increased offensive production complete with a surge in home runs. He throws cold water on fans claiming this Cardinals team plays small ball. He points out how the club has a lot of secondary power threats to match with Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado

Bernie visits with ESPN college football writer and St. Charles native Chris Low. Chris offers up his thoughts on Eliah Drinkwitz's Missouri Tigers and what they can expect from Luther Burden. Chris gives his College Football Playoff predictions and urges listeners to not sleep on Clemson. Chris also describes his experience interviewing Nick Saban and what's in store for the Crimson Tide.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on the Cardinals win over the Reds Monday night. Bernie expresses concern over Miles Mikolas' short outing as it highlights season-long issues by the team's starting pitching away from Busch Stadium.

Bernie talks about the breaking news that the 49ers have agreed to a restructured one-year deal with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to assure he stays with the team for 2022 and will be set free in 2023.

Bernie takes a look at some of the college football lines for week one. He questions Notre Dame needing extra motivation despite being highly ranked. He also goes more into depth on Tyler O'Neill's improvement at the plate for the Cardinals.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III. Bill recaps the Cardinals Hall of Fame inductions of Matt Holliday, Charles Comiskey, and Julian Javier. Bill also shares his enthusiasm towards how the Cardinals have trended upwards in the second half with Paul Goldschmidt chasing a Triple Crown. DeWitt then highlights the job Oliver Marmol has done in his first season at the helm.

Bernie visits with Mizzou football radio analyst and former offensive lineman Howard Richards. Howard points to Eliah Drinkwitz's recruiting class and transfer portal activity as reasons for optimism as the Tigers have filled holes from last season. Howard also examines whether Mizzou is capable of taking the next step up in year three under Drinkwitz to match other rising programs.

Bernie talks about how Andrew Knizner has given the team a boost with his offense since the All-Star Break and how he was dead on when he predicted good things in early July. Bernie also criticizes Yadier Molina for returning to play this season when he wasn't all in and his offense his lacking.