Milty returns from vacation and details his harrowing experience of flying with three children; Smash shares a horrible tale of using the lavatory; the guys discuss REO Speedwagon opening for Smash, their Champaign days, and a recent concert in Missouri.

What should the City of St. Louis do with the $500 million in federal COVID relief money?

The guys discuss whether Mike Shildt could be on the seat in St. Louis and whether the Cubs and Cards will be buyers or sellers before the trade deadline.

If you are a non-city resident who had St. Louis City earnings tax withheld from your pay in 2020, and would like to seek a refund based on the number of days you teleworked outside the City, you can file a protest form that is available on the new website STLRefund.com.

The guys discuss Britney Spears' conservatorship and Matthew McConaughey's new book, along with breaking down The Smash's questionable restaurant attire.

After Joy Behar's insensitive joke about the NFL's first openly gay active player, the guys wonder how liberals manage to avoid cancel culture, as well as debate solutions to maintaining election integrity.

Milty and the show are taking next week off to enjoy the ocean breeze so cheers to an early Happy Fourth of July!

This weekend is one of the best weekends of the year with the U.S. Open and Father's Day; Milty's dad, Joe, is a surprise guest and draws the ire of The Smash.

The virtual signaling at the G7 summit and the subsequent Biden-Putin meeting were complete and utter disasters that lacked substance.

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton outlines three options for those facing serious tax debt: partial pay installment plans, an Offer in Compromise, or Currently Not Collectible status.