Hancock and Kelley

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.

The day starts with John Hancock changes his windshield wipers. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss the State of the Union. Hancock complains about daylight savings time. Next, Paul Demko, Cannabis Editor at POLITICO joins the show discussing big blue cities embracing conservative anti-crime measures. Next, Hancock and Kelley discuss if retired officers come back to patrol the streets. Finally, cannabis sales higher in first year in Missouri than anywhere else.

Paul Demko, Cannabis Editor at POLITICO joins the show discussing new article about big blue cities embracing conservative anti-crime measures.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by news anchor Maria Keena who admits she has caught Pac-Man fever and can’t put the game down. The boys also discuss buffet etiquette, John’s bank drive-thru trick, the Sopranos, collecting, and Sonny Gray’s exit from today’s Spring Training game due to hamstring tightness.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the boys recap John’s 60th birthday and are joined by KMOX’s unofficial sports insider John Hancock Jr. to discuss the NFL combine and Sonny Gray’s mid-game exit due to hamstring tightness. Braxton Payne also joins the show in his usual time slot to share what’s trending: Airbnb prices skyrocket in regions with the best eclipse visibility, and St. Louis Bread Co. rolls out new items.

John Hancock shares story of getting beat up at his kids karate class.

Surprise Michael Kelley is in Florida, he joins John Hancock first talking about early impressions of spring training. In the political segment they discuss both Trump and Biden were at the border yesterday and the Supreme Court will hear Trump case on immunity. The full hour of the show starts with Hancock and Kelley talking about little games people play to get name on the ballot. Next, Kelley has a problem with portion sizes are getting smaller. Cicadas are going to take over the area this summer. Finally, Hancock shares story of getting beat up at kids karate class.

In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Hancock and Kelley are joined by KMOX news anchor and “Knights of Swing” vocalist Maria Keena in her usual time slot. This evening, Maria shares her musical influences and how she overcomes stage fright. The boys are also joined by unofficial NFL insider John Hancock Jr. to discuss trade speculation surrounding Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields, and the St. Louis Cardinals signing free agent shortstop Brandon Crawford.The hour wraps up with discussion on the unprecedented amount of cicadas that will plague the Midwest this summer and Michael Kelley’s Spring Training assignments.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss the “smell” St. Louis possesses, John’s childhood teddy bear Brownie, and What’s Trending with friend of the program Braxton Payne. The fellas also discuss March Madness, Fontbonne volleyball, the Screen Actors Guild awards, and of course, snooker.

The day starts with John Hancock telling everyone how he almost died on his way to the station. South Carolina primary takes place tomorrow and Nikki Haley will most likely lose but stay in race. The nine o’clock hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking about the ATT&T outage and Kelley going to a dive bar with family. President Biden announces sanctions against Russia. Alderwomen Cara Spencer joins the show talking about her proposed bill for more penalties for reckless driving. Finally, Hancock says why they Cardinals will be improved this year.

Alderwomen Cara Spencer joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the proposed bill for more penalties for reckless driving.

Hancock and Kelley talk to KMOX Newscaster Maria Keena about her education and radio history, Hancock enlightens us on the eight accidental presidents, they talk the resigning of Desiree Reed-Francois, Mizzou's Athletic Director to move to University of Arizona, and the line up of the Cardinals.

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Hancock talks about winning a snooker game against Kelley and talks about his perfect parking job, his son talks NFL, Braxton Payne talks St. Louis City, and Kelley talks about a delivery all on this first hour.

Hancock and Kelley talks St. Louis CIty SC with Braxton Payne as the season starts.

John Hancock Jr. shoots on the NFL after the Super Bowl.

The show starts with John Hancock sharing what he did instead of using shaving cream this morning. Next they talk death of Putin critic and gun laws after KC shooting. Kelley was invited to go to the ballet. CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Hancock and Kelley talking about ruling in Trump fraud trial.

CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Hancock and Kelley talking about ruling in Trump fraud trial.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the fellas are joined by KMOX news anchor Maria Keena and reporter Sean Malone to find out about Sean’s background in radio and his tutelage under the illustrious Maria. Also discussed: the best Super Bowl ads, a female stingray in a North Carolina aquarium has mysteriously become pregnant without a male stingray partner; the history of Mardi Gras; and what Kelley is giving up for Lent.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, John relishes in his most recent snooker victory as per usual, before unofficial NFL Insider John Hancock Jr. joins the show to recap the Super Bowl and renounce his love for Taylor Swift. Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories also joins the show to discuss Marcus Jordan and Larsa Pippen's breakup. The dynamic duo wrap up the hour sharing their thoughts on Usher's half-time show.

Both John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in a good mood today and start the day talking about spring training next week. The political topics include President Biden not being charged with taking classified documents and his memory is being questioned. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the Ukraine military aid making progress in the senate. Former NFL Official Joe Larrew joins Hancock and Kelley in studio what it is like to work a Super Bowl and different responsibilities of officials and what a week looks like.

Former NFL Official Joe Larrew joins Hancock and Kelley in studio what it is like to work a Super Bowl and different responsibilities of officials and what a week looks like. Full interview is part of the show podcast

CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the Ukraine military aid making progress in the senate.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the fellas are joined by KMOX news anchor Maria Keena in her usual time slot to discuss her favorite big band musicians. Hancock and Kelley also discuss the greatest Super Bowl halftime performances, King Charles III who was recently diagnosed with cancer, and the Battlehawks who return to action in the newfound United Football League.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Kelley airs his grievances over Hancock’s snooker habits. The dynamic duo is then joined by the usual suspects John Hancock Jr. to discuss the Super Bowl and Braxton Payne who shares What’s Trending. To wrap up the hour, Kelley shares his solution to missing socks in an absolutely riveting segment of must-hear radio that will have you at the edge of your seat.

This Friday edition of the Hancock and Kelley show starts with Hancock not being able to find his way out of the parking garage Thursday night. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talk about the investigation around Cori Bush, border crisis and more. The nest hour starts with a conversation about Groundhogs Day and flying into St. Louis. CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins talking about being closer to border/Ukraine funding, Senate races and more. Hancock is out of space on the cloud. Finally, Kelley’s cart stopped moving at Schnucks.

Michael Kelley explains to John Hancock how the cloud works.

CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Hancock and Kelley talking about being closer to border/Ukraine funding, Senate races and more.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Braxton Payne! The guys are joined as always by the magnificent Maria Keena, who tonight shares her story of being raised by a single mother who worked as a St. Louis Metropolitan Police officer and how that influenced her career as a news reporter. Also discussed: Rep. Cori Bush is under investigation by the Department of Justice for her alleged campaign spending on personal security; parenting then vs now; the sanitation of hot tubs; and fun at airports.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and…Braxton Payne! Michael Kelley is in Florida, but still calls in to the show to chat with the guys and to pay respects to the recently passed First Lady of Missouri, Jean Carnahan. Hancock and Payne are also joined by KMOX’s unofficial NFL Insider John Hancock, Jr. to preview the Super Bowl, and discuss the best Super Bowl party food.

Driving tips from John Hancock to start the show. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley talk border crisis; next George Roman, Former Boeing Vice President joins the show remembering Tom Gunn from Boeing. Developer Paul McKee joins the show talking abut the Homer G. Phillips Hospital. John Corcoran of Ripley’s Entertainment and Rick Erwin, Creative Director of City Museum join the show talking about the City Museum hosting a traveling exhibition for the first time. Attorney for a Starbucks employee Tom Topping join Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Harris being fired after breaking up an attempted robbery.

Attorney for a Starbucks employee Tom Topping join Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Harris being fired after breaking up an attempted robbery.

John Corcoran of Ripley’s Entertainment and Rick Erwin, Creative Director of City Museum join the show talking about the City Museum hosting a traveling exhibition for the first time.

Developer Paul McKee joins the show talking abut the opening of the Homer G. Phillips Hospital and the decision despite the controversary on the name.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley remember the life of Tom Gunn with Former Boeing Vice President George Roman.

In hour 2, Hancock and Kelley have their weekly chat with KMOX reporter, Maria Keena. Then, John Hancock gives Michael Kelley a lesson on the history and evolution of the Irish gig. Finally, the guys discuss famous musicians and celebrities who tragically died at the age of 27.

In this segment from Late Night with Hancock and Kelley, Braxton Payne joins the show to share what's trending with on the internet with the guys.

In this first hour, Hancock and Kelley open with a recap of their icy mornings in St. Louis. Then, Braxton Payne joins the show to tell the guys what's trending online. After that, NFL insider John Hancock gives his recap on the latest games of the NFL playoffs, previewing what to expect this coming weekend.

This Friday starts with John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss tying a bow tie. In the political segment they talk about the New Hampshire primary, Trump thinks he deserves immunity. Bob Clark, Executive Chairman and Founder of Clayco joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the City of St. Louis rejecting the Clayco project proposal to bring new jobs to North St. Louis. Whitney in the City joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking new, old, and exciting food in St. Louis. Finally, John Hancock Jr. joins to give his NFL picks for Divisional round.

Whitney in the City joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking new, old, and exciting food in St. Louis.

Bob Clark, Executive Chairman and Founder of Clayco joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the City of St. Louis rejecting the Clayco project proposal to bring new jobs to North St. Louis.

It is the 15 year anniversary of Hancock and Kelley on KMOX. In the political segment they quickly discuss Iowa Caucus, the latest Haley/DeSantis debate, people want Speaker Johnson out. Hancock and Kelley take a deep dive and explain everything you need to know about the Iowa Caucus. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the Yemen attacks. Kelley wants to make chilli but not do the classic chilli. AEW Wrestler “Powerhouse” Will Hobbs joins in studio talking about AEW Wrestling coming to Chaifetz Arena on January 20.

AEW Wrestler “Powerhouse” Will Hobbs joins in studio talking about AEW Wrestling coming to Chaifetz Arena on January 20.

CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about the Yemen attacks.

Hancock and Kelley take a deep dive and explain everything you need to know about the Iowa Caucus.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by KMOX news anchor and Knights of Swing bandleader Maria Keena. The boys also discuss MO Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s ramblings on CNN, Kelley’s aversion to contact lenses, and the Cardinals hiring Chaim Bloom as an advisor to President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak.

It's Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight's show, the fellas are joined by the usual suspects John Hancock Jr. to discuss the NFL, and Braxton Payne to discuss the Golden Globes. The boys wrap up the hour sharing the news that Tiger Woods and Nike are parting ways after 27 years.

The first Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley for 2024 starts with the duo talking about the potential of snow early next week plus Billy Joel and Sting coming to Busch Stadium. In the political segment; three years tomorrow is the anniversary of the January 6th riots. Crime in the city seems to be going down. A mask mandate for all city employees starting today. The width of parking spaces is not wide enough. Victor Goines, Jazz St. Louis President and CEO joins the show in studio talking abut Wynton and Bradford Marsalis coming to town in February. Finally, the guys talk final Sunday of the NFL and the Cardinals pitching needs.

Victor Goines, Jazz St. Louis President and CEO joins the show in studio talking abut Wynton and Bradford Marsalis coming to town in February.