Hancock and Kelley

Hancock and Kelley recap the RNC, discuss the options facing President Biden in the race for President, analyze the Missouri Governor's race, remember Bob Newhart, and "play it by ear."

This Friday starts with Hancock not happy that his favorite burger place doesn’t serve burgers anymore. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talk about President Biden speech and the Republican National Convention next week in Milwaukee. The next hour starts with a conversation about local elections. Retired Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show discussing what was accomplished at the NATO Summit. Finally, did the Cardinals ruin Jordan Walker?

Retired Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show discussing what was accomplished at the NATO Summit.

On this first Friday of July John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the show talking about watching soccer which somehow leads to discussing burial plots. In the political segment the discussion is about option for democrats if Biden does not run. Kelley complains about flying from climate change causing turbulence and people wearing whatever they want. James Aylott, Author and St. Louisan joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new book which is about St. Louis “Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towners.” Finally, the two discuss playing games either in real life or on the phone.

James Aylott, Author and St. Louisan joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new book which is about St. Louis “Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towners.”

This holiday edition of Hancock and Kelley starts with John Hancock describing the way to prepare a perfect pork steak. Jessica Fox, Celebrate St. Louis Vice Chair joins Hancock and Kelley previewing Celebrate St. Louis and everything going on with the fireworks at the arch. Stuart McMillian joins from the KMOX Newsroom talking bacon, patrotic movies and more. Election talk and Cardinals.

Jessica Fox, Celebrate St. Louis Vice Chair joins Hancock and Kelley previewing Celebrate St. Louis and everything going on with the fireworks at the arch.

Hancock and Kelley react to the 1st debate between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump throughout the show. Plus Republican Secretary of State Candidate Jamie Corley in studio.

Jamie Corley is a Republican candidate for Secretary of State in Missouri. She joins Michael Kelley and John Hancock. She says advocating for women's health and a change to Missouri abortion laws got her back into politics. She says abortion will be the Democrat's biggest issue in the race.

Hancock and Kelley agree that Joe Biden's performance at the 1st debate against Donald Trump left a lot to be desired.

John Hancock is back from vacation and the Cardinals game in Alabama. Fox 2 reporter Andy Banker joins the show to talk about the Emerson College new polls that show Governor, president and other races. For the first time in a decade Michael Kelley went to The Muny to see Les Misérables. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk the importance of the presidential debate next Thursday. Kelley has a dinner reservation that kept reminding him about it. Finally, the two talk about all the streaming services needed to watch sports.

Fox 2 reporter Andy Banker joins the show to talk about the Emerson College new polls that show Governor, president and other races.

Jean Evans in for vacationing John Hancock Wearing out shoe leather in the capitol Snakes in Jean's house Primary voting UFL leadership in-studio previewing Title game in St Louis.

UFL President & CEO Russ Brandon and Exec Vice President Daryl "Moose" Johnston join Michael Kelley and Jean Evans. UFL Championship game is set for Sunday afternoon, at the Dome. Photo Credit: Brian Stull

Former Chair of the Missouri Republican Party Jean Evans returns with Michael Kelly. What to expect in upcoming Biden-Trump debate.

This Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley talking getting a tattoo. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss President Biden speech in Normandy. Hancock is on a road trip next week and talks about getting the car ready for the trip. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the anniversary of D-Day and Ukraine. Too many streaming services and not watching them. Finally, an end of an era for Wheel of Fortune.

CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the anniversary of D-Day and Ukraine.

Join John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they delve into the aftermath of the recent verdict in the trial of former President Donald Trump. Explore the potential implications for the upcoming presidential race and the broader state of the nation. Additionally, don't miss their insightful conversation with Kelly Hansen, lead singer of the legendary rock band Foreigner, as they discuss the band's upcoming farewell tour. Learn about Foreigner's remarkable journey, their timeless music, and the reasons behind their decision to bid farewell after decades of success.

Join John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they chat with Kelly Hansen, lead singer of the iconic rock band Foreigner, about their upcoming farewell tour. Learn about the band's incredible journey, their timeless music, and why they've decided to bid farewell after decades of success. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

Listen in as Brad Young, a legal expert from Harris Doll Fisher and Young, provides insights into the recent conviction of President Trump on multiple felony charges. Join John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they delve into the legal intricacies, potential appeals, sentencing, and the implications of the case.

In the final hour we discuss the art of grilling and Hancock's idea for a restaurant.

In the second hour of the Memorial Day Edition of Hancock and Kelley we learn about how the Memorial Day holiday came to be from Scott Jagow. Plus, former snooker world number one Cliff "The Grinder" Thorburn.

Former snooker world number one Cliff Thorburn joined Hancock and Kelley to discuss his career and the world of snooker.

We celebrate the Memorial Day holiday by remembering why we recognize this day by talking with Adrienne Sharp of the Missouri Historical Society. Plus, is there any reason to be worried about the reaction to the 2024 election results?

Hancock and Kelley: New entrant into the race for St Louis Mayor Cicadas Nikki Haley will vote for Trump Eagle Scouts RFT Closure & Driverless cars WWT Raceway owner Curtis Francois Memorial Day Plans

Curtis Francois, owner of WWT Raceway joins Michael Kelley and John Hancock to preview the Enjoy Illinois 300. He says the race is an "economic engine for the region."

John Hancock and Michael Kelley Colonoscopy prep Biden dealing with China PGA tour's Scottie Scheffler arrested KC Kicker Harrison Butker's comments on motherhood Emily Manley from the final day of Missouri Legislative session Tyler O'Neal returns with Boston Red Sox

John Hancock is back from England. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talk about President Biden and why is Nikki Haley still getting support in some states. Hancock tells us about his trip to England and travel advice he got from Kelley. Kelley has yet to see a cicada so he thinks they are fake. Rick Schuler, John Denver Tribute artist joins Hancock and Kelley in studio as he is in town playing at Westport Playhouse.

Rick Schuler, John Denver Tribute artist joins Hancock and Kelley in studio as he is in town playing at Westport Playhouse this weekend.

Dr. Bryce Summary, PhD Director of Research for The Kelley Group joins Michael Kelley and Megan Shackelford in studio talking about his story and how a police chase cost him his legs.

John Hancock is in England so Megan Shackelford joins Michael Kelley at first talking about how Shackelford has gotten a green thumb. Hancock calls in from England to provide an update on how Snooker is going. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins the show talking about the Missouri Attorney General office saying they will defend state senators in defamation suit involving social posts about super bowl parade. Dr. Bryce Summary, PhD Director of Research for The Kelley Group joins Kelley and Shackelford in studio talking about his story and how a police chase cost him his legs.

John Hancock is in England so Former Executive Director of the Republican Party Jean Evans joins Michael Kelley for this Friday edition. Kelley and Evans talk about public education. Evans lived in England for about a year and they discuss what it is really like to be in that country for extended period of time. CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins the show discussing about the Supreme Court case on presidential immunity with Donald Trump. Cicadas are ready to take over. Finally, Kelley and Evans talk Caitlin Clark and her Nike deal.

CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins the show discussing about the Supreme Court case on presidential immunity with Donald Trump.

Today the Hancock and Kelley talk about Taylor Swift dropping a new album and crazy highway drivers. In the political segment among things discussed is foreign aid package and president race impacting who runs what. Next, we remember Whitey Herzog. Hancock and Kelley discuss the Trump ‘Hush Money’ trial and if should be televised. Musician and St. Louis native Tom Hartman joins the show talking about his career from Bayless High School to playing at Busch Stadium and meeting The Beatles. Finally, Hancock is going to England.

Musician and St. Louis native Tom Hartman joins the show talking about his career from Bayless High School to playing at Busch Stadium and meeting The Beatles. .

Cameron Schoeffel, Director of Sales and Entertainment LHM joins Hancock and Kelley talking about Parties on the Plaza returning to West Port and the Rawlings Experience opening today.

This Friday edition starts with Michael Kelley shares an embarrassing story of him falling while on a walk. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talked Marjorie Taylor Greene and Speaker Johnson. The full hour starts with Hancock and Kelley remember where they were when the OJ Simpson verdict was announced. Next, Wall Street Journal article about real estate in the city. KMOX Golf Analyst Dan Reardon joins the show talking about the first round at The Masters and looking ahead to the weekend. Cameron Schoeffel, Director of Sales and Entertainment LHM joins Hancock and Kelley talking about Parties on the Plaza returning to West Port and the Rawlings Experience opening today.

The show starts with John Hancock and Michael Kelley discussing Hancock being part of the choir on Easter Sunday. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talk abortion rights. The full hour starts with a discussion about opening day. CBS News Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about if President Biden has shifted policy in Israel/Hamas conflict. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the bridge collapse including who owns it and responsible for the collapse. Finally, Hancock and Kelley try to talk basketball.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, Partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the bridge collapse including who owns it and responsible for the collapse.

CBS News Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about if President Biden has shifted policy in Israel/Hamas conflict. (Photo by Aaron Schwartz/Xinhua) (Photo by Xinhua/Sipa USA)

This Good Friday edition starts with John Hancock and Michael Kelley talking about the Cardinals season opener and NCAA Tournament starting late. President Biden hosts a fundraiser. Trump takes shots at Biden about police. Steve Ehlmann and Mayor Jones argue about local police. Former Missouri House of Representatives Harry Gallagher passed away. MSD CEO Brian Hoelscher joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about MSD seeking rate hikes from voters with Prop W and Prop S. Cardinals legend and baseball Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith joins the show discussing his new cocktail “Backflip” and this years Cardinals team. Finally, more Cardinals talk.

Cardinals legend and baseball Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith joins the show discussing his new cocktail “Backflip” and this years Cardinals team.

MSD CEO Brian Hoelscher joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about MSD seeking rate hikes from voters with Prop W and Prop S.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the boys are joined by Maria Keena to discuss what television shows she’s been binging. Michael Kelley also explains the bone he has to pick with ATMs and the controversy surrounding Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss their latest game of pool and are joined by unofficial NFL insider John Hancock Jr. to talk football, March Madness, and the Masters. Braxton Payne also joins the show to discuss Washington University’s purchase of Fontbonne University and how that affects the volleyball team that Brax coaches.

Author Patrick Murphy joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about his new book ‘Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair’.

This Friday of Hancock and Kelley start by talking NCAA Tournament and Kelley is thinking about getting contacts. Next, in the political segment Mayor Jones wants to put tiny houses and close down jails. The hour starts by Hancock and Kelley talking about how the government will soon force everyone to own an electric vehicles. Hancock and Kelley next talk about the lawsuit between DOJ and Apple. MLB star Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter Ippei Mizuhara in the news because 4 million dollars were taken from Ohtani’s account to pay Mizuhara gambling issues. Author Patrick Murphy joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about his new book ‘Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair’.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by their usual lineup of personalities like Maria Keena, who shares the story of how her covering a news story led to the adoption of her dogs; and unofficial NFL insider John Hancock Jr. who discusses the Chicago Bears trading Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Michael also shares the story of St. Louis native, US Postmaster General, and once-owner of the Cardinals, Robert Hannegan.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss shard-hitting issues like Billy Bob Thornton’s background, holes-in-one, how COVID has affected our behavior today, and the fact that dogs can’t choose their owners.

The Friday before St. Patrick’s day edition of Hancock and Kelley talking about Hancock problem with coffee maker and Kelley goes NBA. In the political segment they discuss Trump handing power of RNC to daughter in law. Bob Clark founder of Clayco joins the show talking about expanding problems with convention centers. Next, D.A. Fani Willis is allowed to stay on Trump case in Georgia. Head of parade Mo McGlynn and Minister of Public Works Patrick O’Donovan join Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Ireland and the downtown parade Saturday.