We Are Live! with Chris Denman

#Gaines gives his own gambling picks, new Mizzou AD Jim Sterk might’ve brought some controversy with him, 855-Cub-Talk gets taken too literally and the listeners respond

Cardinals lineup for tonight’s game and reaction, Brandon Lang from BrandonLang.com joins the show just long enough to give us his thoughts on LSU/Mizzou and his two big games to bet on for the weekend

Another rough night for the Cardinals (that Chris didn’t see all of…) means another rough day of Cardinal analysis and worrying about the wild card race, another story from down in Mizzou has people discussing race relations, Pat Imig of the Sporting News joins for Pardon the Imig, talking about his newest NFL stories for

Ryan Sickler of the Crabfeast podcast joins the show in the second hour totalk about his upcoming show in town In the News with Hanna rae Yates Fair…………or Foul

Since everybody is going to the game tonight…how do they feel about the Cardinals as the season winds down, another edition of In the News with Hanna Rae Yates, jumping around from celebrity news, mall shootings, and all the depressing stuff in between, the long awaited return of Fair………..or Foul

An emotional night for Diaz and a big win for the Cardinals gives certain hosts a little more hope, news out of Mizzou of reports of another reportedly racist incident sparks a discussion of how to handle these situation and what’s next for the University

Pardon the Imig Over/Under Picks of the Week Politico’s Elena Schneider

Ryan Sickler, from the Crabfeast podcast, joins to talk about his upcoming show in town, Disney is doing another dip into the live-action-remake (and Hanna isn’t happy), Tim Tebow had his first at-bat today and you won’t believe what he did…

StL’s own Tyron Woodley has a big fight coming up, Politico’s Elena Schneider joins for the second half of the hour to talk about last night’s debate

Preview of these weekend’s match-up between Mizzou and LSU, trying to answer the question about how much Les Miles, Godchaux & everything else effects LSU this weekend, the NBA is getting involved with the social justice conversation again, including Lebron James and the owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, Peter Feigin, making big claims about issues