We Are Live! with Chris Denman

Days away from the election and the hosts could not be happier cause these ads are annoying, Travis runs through his favorite news stories from the past few days including a girl with the greatest iPhone hustle ever, In the News covers a soldier with quite possibly the worst flyind experience you’ve seen, why Hillary

Thank to guest contributor to start the hour, Brian Hoffman, the show dives deep into a conversation about offseason possibilities for the Cardinals, especially why Charlie Blackman might be a realistic expectation, election talk takes over the rest of the hour, including discussion on what happens post-election and the standard debate about the “candidates”

Game 6 tonight in the World Series and you won’t believe who the majority of the show is rooting for tonight, Pat Imig joins the show at the bottom of the hour for another edition of Pardon the Imig, talking about last night’s MNF matchup, his thoughts on the World Series and more

The fans in Buffalo had a little fun and it lead to the greatest series of double-entendre in sports to open up the second hour, NFL talk around the rookie matchup around Dak/Wentz, why the Cowboys need to stick with Dak over Romo and more, Barry Odom and the Tigers with another terrible week, should

Comedian Margaret Cho joins the show early in the first hour to promote her shows this weekend at the Helium, talk about how cool it is to see more Asian-Americans in the business, why Travis is old, the changing landscape of comedy and the change of audiences, impact of learning and knowing Robin Williams and

Sean O’Brien continues to grace us with his presence in the third hour, Travis goes to bat for both Madea and The Walking Dead, Chris completely agrees with Lebron’s new rule about trash in the locker room, In the New with Hanna opens up with a depressing update from the fight in Mosul, talks about

St. Louis University Men's basketball coach Travis Ford called into "We Are Live!" this week.

Blues lose a tough on in shootouts–this gets almost no discussion, a discussion about the best and worse sexy Halloween costumes erupts and leads right into another yearly edition of Travis’ “No Blackface” message for all the white people out there, comedian Sean O’Brien joins the show in studio to talk about why he hates

Comedian Margaret Cho joins the show to promote her shows this weekend at the Helium, talk about how cool it is to see more Asian-Americans in the business, why Travis is old, the changing landscape of comedy and the change of audiences, impact of learning and knowing Robin Williams and more, what was your worst

Pat Imig joins the show  at the bottom of the first hour for another edition of Pardon the Imig to talk about why he’s glad the Cubs evened the series at one, his thoughts on Charles Barkley’s new show and whether we should get worked about about Indians fans dressing up Brandon Lang from BrandonLang.com