John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Amy Marxkors start the hour off to talk about sports and hockey as The Blues get ready to play against the Colorado Avalanche. Later, Kevin Killeen comes in studio to tell us all about how boring graduations are. They're joined in studio by Don Corrigan, author of Amazing Webster Groves, to talk about his latest book, and after that, National Burger day means they're talking about burgers before the long weekend.

Hancock, Kelley and Marxkors are joined in studio by Don Corrigan, author of Amazing Webster Groves, to tell us about his new book.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley are joined by Amy Marxkors on this Friday afternoon. They praise Chris Mihill as their favorite show producer after his announced retirement in the upcoming weeks after 40 years with KMOX. They discuss the school shooting in Texas and steps that be taken to stop gun violence. Later, Maddy Simpson, a Data Reporter for the St. Louis Business Journal, calls in to tell us about why younger people are leaving St. Louis. After that, they discuss how politicians are approaching voters.

Hancock, Kelley and Marxkors are joined by Maddy Simpson, a Data Reporter for the St. Louis Business Journal, to discuss why younger people are leaving St. Louis rather than staying long-term, and the general decreasing population rates in the city.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley end their last "regular" show before their new show debuts on Tuesday! Dan Farrell, Sr. Vice President, Sales & Marketing for the Cardinals calls in to tell us all about what we can find at Busch Stadium this year. They're joined in studio with Ben Boyd, the "Big Brother" of Jarvis Wheat, a young man that was tragically killed last week, as well as Wheat's sister Tanedra Dobbs, as they remember Jarvis and discuss the tragedy and how we can honor his memory. Later, they discuss Facebook's lack of customer service and how it effects both individual users and businesses, and give one last send off before they return with Chris Rongey on Tuesday with "The Show."

Ben Boyd and Tanedra Dobbs join Marxkors and Kelley to remember Jarvis Wheat, a young man with a bright future who was shot and killed in St. Louis last week. Dobb's brother and Boyd's "Little Brother," Jarvis had recently graduated Top 5 in his class at Confluence Academy and was happy to have been enrolled in classes at Ranken Technical College.

Amy Marxkors and Michael Kelley are discussing the shooting in Texas and universal background checks as a way to decrease the risk of gun violence, they're joined by Major Garrett, Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News, to discuss the political climate and what to expect from law makers in Washington after another school shooting. After that, Amy Summary calls in to tell us about her husband who has lost his legs after a hit and run incident just a few weeks ago. Later, they're joined by Captain Kevin "Proton" McLaughlin, U.S. Navy, and graduate of TOPGUN and a former TOPGUN instructor.

Bryce Summary was struck by a vehicle in a hit and run incident just a few weeks ago in St. Louis, which has caused him to lose his legs along as sustaining several other injuries. His wife, Amy Summary, calls in to tell us about the strength of her husband and her first hand experience after witnessing the tragedy. They also share how you can assist the Summary's and their children as they face a new world.

Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney joins Marxkors and Kelley talking about being both a fan and part of the team, looking ahead to the Brewers and more. Stage IV colon cancer survivor and St. Louis native Teri Griege joins the show talking about her fight and what she has done since which includes iron man and all the money she has helped raise since. Finally, they talk about scary movies and the new show starting next week.

Stage IV colon cancer survivor and St. Louis native Teri Griege joins the show talking about her fight and what she has done since which includes iron man and all the money she has helped raise since.