Legendary comedian Gilbert Gottfried stopped by We Are Live!’s Free Play Media Studios to discuss his influence on pop culture, his firing from Aflac, and the lowest moment in his storied career.

Hannah’s High Horse, Razzles, 590 Suggestion Box

Travis was disappointed in the Tigers preparation, Chris hates sports overall, Martin Rucker joins the program to talk about the Tigers v WVU

Travis shows off his egregious impression of Italian-Americans, Hannah goes scorched earth on #Gaines. Big Al calls in to offer to teach Travis how to swim, all the tips you need for what not to do at the lake this weekend, Lena Dunham chooses an odd hill to die on, whats new to your Netflix

Travis & Chris welcome listeners in for Day 2 at the new time, Travis hits the rundown, the gang talks about Eric Reid joining Kaepernick’s National Anthem protest, we get an update on the impending Hannah-TFake nuptials, soon to be announced Bond incarnation Roger Ailes is a terrible human and Hannah has run into others

St. Louis native and comedian Nick Vatterott gave a surprise drop in to promote his shows coming up at Helium Comedy Club, Thursday (8:00pm), Friday and Saturday (7:30pm & 10:00pm, and talked about when Zipper Rzeppa helped keep Ozzie Smith on the Cardinals.

Jay Mohr joins the program to congratulate Chris & Travis on the new time slot and their meteoric 11 months, the return on College Football, Jay’s new Rams post-game show, Colin Kaepernick, the level of discourse (or lack thereof) in this country and more. Timberfake makes his first appearance on the program to talk #SexyCoffee.

Chris and Travis are joined in studio by Eric Christensen to talk the STL dating scene, Turner and Hooch, and why white America loves Destin Florida so much.

Kenny Kinds and Jeremy Hellwig of the ‘Sorry, Please Continue’ Podcast join the guys to discuss the show’s concepts, opening for major acts and hitting the LA and NYC comedy scenes.

The guys are joined in studioby Eric Christensen and Rafe Williams to talk some Wild Card Baseball and growing as an artist in St. Louis comedy.