The guys share their frustrations over politicians, lockdowns, and what the future holds.

Benjamin Brown, owner of Satchmo’s Bar & Grill in Chesterfield, talks about his legal battle against St. Louis County’s health order banning inside services at restaurants and bars, his Facebook interaction initiated by a fundraiser of County Executive Dr. Sam Page, and how he is leading the fight for the livelihood of businesses and its employees. 

Tax attorney Alex Kugelman, founder of Kugelman Law, breaks down the complex world of cryptocurrency and the IRS’ increasing prioritization of enforcing crypto reporting compliance. 

Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s move from California to Texas could be a harbinger of a larger exodus from highly taxed, highly regulated states like California and New York as people and businesses increasingly look to more financially-friendly states like Texas, Florida, and Tennessee. 

Missouri State Senator Andrew Koenig (R-Manchester) joins the show to discuss his proposed legislation to lift COVID restrictions on small businesses. 

Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller recently became the first woman to play a game in college football’s Power 5 conferences, but was the moment truly groundbreaking or more of a publicity stunt?  

For individuals and small business owners, it’s a good time of year to think about ways to minimize your tax burden. The STLTaxLawyer dispenses tips on what you can do in December to help your financial situation. 

Milty and legendary entertainer The Smash examine the pandemic’s impact on the national and local music industry. 

From accountant to FBI agent to lawyer to the top-ranking federal law enforcement official for the Eastern District of Missouri, U.S. Attorney Jeff Jensen details his remarkable career. 

The latest impacts of the virus affected the NBA draft, shut down St. Louis County, and continued to highlight political hypocrisy and the lack of trust in personal responsibility.