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The incomparable musician Beth Bombara graces the studio with her presence, and discusses her upcoming album. Find her on Kickstarter and buy a piece of Americana. The listeners keep it entirely classy as they discuss the scientific signifigance of Black Holes in Fair or Foul.
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This show opens with a harrowing tale of survival. In vivid detail, Gardner recounts how he escaped the terrifying experience of a runaway Lime Scooter. Danger has never felt more real.
The boys recount some important Missouri history as they revisit the Eric Greitens Scandal. Spoiler alert: he’s still a hoe.
Dr. Ed from Hillside Animal Hospital drops by and dishes pet advice on everything from heartworms to owl attacks. The guys play a classic bit of Dogs on Film. Fair or Foul digs in on cheap ass people trying to tip less.
Check out https://www.facebook.com/HillsideAnimal/ for the number one veterinarian of all time in our humble opinion.
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This episode we give you a little peek into the WAL mythos. It seems Travis has some interesting work habits when he was in college. Trav also breaks down why the Lime scooters are the greatest invention ever. The boys ponder why Marcel Ozuna looked lost last night. Magic Johnson quits in the middle of a game, and Trav is left to answer for it.
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The second hour is wall to wall cow talk with the darling of the Riverfront Times, Danny Wicentowski. Relieve the majesty and mystery of when a bunch of cows escaped a slaughterhouse in North City. For real though, let me get some of that cow footage with “One Shining Moment” playing over it. Fair or Foul hits Trav’s favorite survival technique, the Code Switch. Check it out.
The oral history of the STL 6:
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/feature-hed/Content?oid=31178046
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If you want fashion related content, we got you covered. Belt loops, braided belts, cargo shorts. It’s like Straight Eye for the Queer Guy. Travis falls down a rabbit hole with the French language.
Thanks to the Final Four, Denman discovers he actually has friends that went to Texas Tech, and we all celebrate them being honest about it. Everyone is looking forward to Adam Sandler on SNL. To round out the first hour, we got a Traview of the second most controversial News Radio alum, Joe Rogan. (Andy Dick, we ain’t forgot you.)
Thanks to Jamie Krock @JamieKrock
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The fellas come back with Great American Race, Travis is upset R Kelly continues to be used, while Billy Ray Cyrus is occupying Trav's mind. The guys close out with a very in depth poll question, then read some great fair or foul entries.
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The guys are back from the weekend and ready to take Monday by storm. Travis attended Wizard World with Gardner and Jamie Krock.. how'd it go? The guys also jump into The OC vs Gossip girl.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe has come to his favorite US city, Saint Louis, Missouri to sit down one on one with Chris. The guys discuss Tony's love of all things STL, how crowds are different in 2019, and more STL love. Tony's favorite monument is the arch, his favorite food is toasted ravioli, and he really adores the St. Lunatics.
So much fun with Tony "St. Louis" Hinchcliffe on We Are Live!
See Tony at Helium Comedy all weekend in STL and check out his show "Kill Tony" online and live throughout the US.
The guys reminisce about the OJ trial and Travis disinvites Chris Darden from the cookout. Kato Kaelin can still come though. He’s such a nice guy and a true baseball fan. Fair or Foul brings back the Kranch talk.
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