Smash returns to the Mueller Furniture studios after a two-month hiatus in a convalescent home (a/k/a "skilled nursing facility").  Milty talks about Yellowstone, the Dutton Ranch, conservation easements, and tax deductions. The guys discuss TikTok, Twitter free speech suppression scandal, and Russian prisoner exchange.

HQ burglarized at 5 am! The STLTaxLawyer Mobile stolen in the dark of night! Gumshoe efforts by Milty track the truck! Police heroes from Des Peres and St. Louis City save the day! Smash joins the show from skilled nursing facility!   

Milty and the Smash discuss the rising cost of groceries, threats from Russia and China, illegal immigration and the dying citizen, estate and gift tax issues, the impact of 87,000 new IRS employees, and the Smash’s unruly behavior at restaurants.

The guys are back together in the Mueller Furniture Studios discussing presidential politics, Smash's recent bout with COVID, Milty's RV Trip to Yellowstone, the NFL (briefly) and Tom Brady's new look, Smash's time in DC with Howard Stern, and Vic Faust's tirade against his radio co-host. 

Bob Estes discusses his journey to the PGA Tour more than 30 years ago, his current life on the Champions Tour, and his experience at the Ascension Charity Classic at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, including highlights from his pro-am round with Milty who he has nicknamed “Net Eagles.” 

Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard; Milty stayed in a house with 24 people during his family vacation to Florida's panhandle; what's in the water in the wave pools; conservative celebrities; The Smash's near firing experiences and radio rules; the best guests over the past two years; the Charlie Sheen-Emilio Estevez family tree; Milty won The Joe Buck Classic golf tournament; and the podcast is taking a summer vacation.

Rep. Dan Houx (R-Warrensburg) discusses the state of sports gambling legalization in Missouri, why his sponsored bill died in the legislature, and what it could have done for Missouri's economy; there are grave national economic concerns with the weakening of the U.S. dollar as consumer prices soar; crypto continues its downward spiral; the new Phil Mickelson book; and the morality of legalizing sinful activities.