Doug Vaughn fills in for the vacationing The Smash, and the guys talk with Marco Bertarelli about his family's long history operating businesses on The Hill and how they adapted during the pandemic.

This week marked the end of a successful tax season for STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton, who gives updates on how nonresidents of St. Louis City can protest the withholding of city earnings tax from days spent teleworking in 2020.

The historic pace of no-hitters this season and the increasing likelihood of an at-bat ending with one of three true outcomes (a walk, strikeout, or home run) has made baseball a boring on-field product.

With gas shortages, another Middle East conflict, and businesses still struggling to find people willing to work, the guys have a bad feeling about what's coming next.

The Smash was the voice of WrestleMania in the '80s and Milty's story of waiting on wrestlers during his Texas Roadhouse days opens up a conversation about starting a restaurant.

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton discusses his St. Louis City Earnings Tax lawsuit and the inaccurate media reporting of its developments.

The Smash has an on-air job interview for the new Milton Law Group Legal Assistant position.

The emotional last game of David Backes in St. Louis is symbolic of how attached athletes get to St. Louis.

Milty, The Smash, and Producer Dave outline plans for a karaoke night.