The Kilcoyne Conversation

“Mizzou Breakdown” with James Carlton on week two of Tiger football. We talk Opening Night atmosphere at Faurot Field, team depth, Boston College looks better than expected, backup QB gets work and more.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Matt Morris. He won a very notable 101 games pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals. He talks candidly about waiting to get into the Cardinals HOF, getting a red jacket alongside Dave Duncan, living in Montana, LaRussa relationship, playoff memories and more.

“Mizzou Breakdown” with James Carlton. Martin and James preview the Mizzou Football season, areas of concern, college playoff or bust, and some Springsteen inspiration.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Ozzie Smith.  The Cardinals legend on his work with Masyn Winn at Spring Training, Nolan Arenado’s determination in 2024, hanging with Willie McGee, and Ozzie's new cocktail “Back Flip”

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with the band Jig Jam coming from Ireland to play McGurks, enjoying St. Louis, playing Grand Ole Opry, meeting Garth Brooks, and current tour. 

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Troy Robertson.  Former Saint Louis men's basketball player talks N-I-L.  How it works, what are the rules, etc.  Troy also explains the work he’s doing with the Billiken Victory Fund.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Sean Payton.   The Denver Broncos Head Coach on his friendship with Kelly Chase, coaching Marshall Faulk in college, connections to Big Red football and Joe Buck.   

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Kelly Chase on his battle with leukemia, emotions seeing St. Louis Blues fans, Tony Twist coming to break him out of the hospital, and alumni hockey game to raise money for research.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with a Kansas City edition. Visits with Joel Goldberg and Vahe Gregorian. Talking Chiefs dynasty, Patrick Mahomes' impact on KC, the Royals downtown stadium plan, and sadly the shooting at the Super Bowl parade. 

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Coach Travis Ford about SLU’s bad season,  what has he heard from AD/administration about his status, assessing his 8 years in charge, and concerns about being fired.