The botched withdrawal from Afghanistan accompanied by heartbreaking images showing the chaos of children and families struggling to flee Taliban rule has led to a major international crisis for the Biden administration.

Restaurants and other small businesses are being forced to reduce hours because of a shortage of workers prompting the guys to reminisce about their first restaurant jobs.

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton explains what makes a tax resolution case a civil versus a criminal matter and the different levels of penalties faced.

The NCAA lifted its ban on student athletes' ability to profit off their name, image, and likeness (NIL) paving the way for large endorsement deals and subsequent little-discussed tax consequences. Combine that with more conference realignment talks, and the college sports landscape is rapidly changing.

It's back-to-school week for many kids across the St. Louis area, but unfortunately schools are requiring mask mandates despite dubious claims about their effectiveness with children.

Twenty years after the war began, the Afghanistan government has collapsed and the Taliban has assumed control. The guys reflect on the burden borne by the military over the past two decades.

Andy Newbold with First Bank Mortgage is in studio to talk about the housing market; Caller Ted asks about Isaac Bruce's Hall of Fame induction and his strong support of St. Louis compared to Stan Kroenke; and strong storms left the Milton family fending for themselves without power.

Milty discusses his six-year-old violating his “no defecation policy early on in trip and shares other details from his recently completed family RV trip to Holiday World and the Smoky Mountains.

Milty shares his emotional experience at Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana, along with other tales from the family RV trip.

The Smash ponders whether the RV might suffice as his tiny house on Milty’s property.