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CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins the show talking the PGA/Live Golf case and what it might mean for Major League Baseball and other leagues.

It's Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight's show, the boys are joined by KMOX news anchor Sean Michael Lisle who reminisces meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kevin McCarthy. The fellas also get into friendly debate over the transgender influencer on the Bud Light cans and over Pride Night and Christian Day at Busch Stadium.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo take your phone calls to hear your thoughts on the struggling St. Louis Cardinals and are joined by KMOX’s unofficial “sports insider” John Hancock, Jr. to discuss the NBA Champions the Denver Nuggets, the Stanley Cup champs the Vegas Golden Knights, the lackluster Cardinals, and NFL offseason. Kelley wraps up the hour discussing his fiasco over his new washing machine.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the show talking about the St. Louis thing Kelley did Thursday night and the Trump indictment is the topic for their political segment. Hancock and Kelley start the nine o’clock hour with taking listeners calls about former President Trump. CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show discussing Russia and Ukraine and who was behind the Nova Kakhovka Dam collapse. Hancock and Kelley talk infrastructure in the city. Finally, KMOX Golf Editor Dan Reardon joins the show discussing the latest with the PGA and LIV Golf.

KMOX Golf Editor Dan Reardon joins the show discussing the latest with the PGA and LIV Golf.

Tune in to the exciting Friday edition of Hancock and Kelly on NewsRadio 1120 KMOX, where John Hancock and Michael Kelly bring you a captivating conversation covering a range of topics. The hosts kick off the show by acknowledging the arrival of June and the beginning of summer in St. Louis, sharing their enthusiasm for the season. They delve into their excitement for the upcoming Taylor Swift concert, with a touch of envy as John's daughter and son are lucky enough to attend. Moving on, the dynamic duo delves into John's recent appliance misfortunes, specifically with his washer and dryer, as he shares his decision to replace them. Listeners will enjoy their humorous banter and relatable discussions about everyday challenges. The conversation then takes a political turn as Hancock and Kelly discuss the recent bipartisan compromise that was reached during the debt limit negotiations. Both hosts express their approval of the outcome and analyze the potential implications for Speaker McCarthy and the evolving dynamics of compromise in Congress. They explore the emergence of younger representatives who may disrupt traditional notions of bipartisanship. In the latter part of the segment, Hancock and Kelly shift gears to address the pressing issue of social media's impact on young people. Inspired by the recent advisory from the United States Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, they invite Dr. Mitch Princstein, Chief Science Officer for the American Psychological Association, to provide valuable insights into the effects of social media on youth. This thought-provoking discussion explores research findings, emphasizes the importance of parental monitoring, and highlights the need for social media literacy to tackle the challenges faced by young people in the digital age. Don't miss this engaging episode of Hancock and Kelly, where you'll find a delightful mix of entertainment, political analysis, and crucial discussions on the dangers of social media for youth. Tune in and gain a better understanding of these timely topics. Sponsored by Insperity HR, making a difference in the workplace.

Join Hancock and Kelly as they address the dangers of social media for young people. In light of the recent advisory from the United States Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, Dr. Mitch Princstein, Chief Science Officer for the American Psychological Association, shares valuable insights on the effects of social media on youth. Discover the research findings, the importance of parental monitoring, and the need for social media literacy. Gain a better understanding of the challenges and potential solutions in this thought-provoking discussion.

In this segment of Hancock and Kelly, we talk with the renowned Dr. Ray Arvidson . Dr. Arvidson , recently retired, distinguished professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University, is hailed as one of the smartest minds in the world. Join us as we delve into his remarkable career, including his notable contributions to NASA, such as his role as the deputy director of the Mars Exploration Rovers. Discover the fascinating insights and experiences of a man who has dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of our universe. Don't miss this engaging dialogue on NewsRadio 1120 KMOX, where knowledge and enlightenment meet.

Hancock and Kelley talk about Greek history, Ron DeSantis announcing on Twitter his run for presidency, and transgender issues. Kelley has a problem with Taylor Swift tickets and he also now has to fight a parking ticket. Bob O'Loughlin, Chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management join the show talking his call for gun restrictions. KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the closing and merging of Catholic parishes. Joe Zydlo, American Red Cross for Missouri and Arkansas joins the show discussing the Cardinals blood drive and connection with the KMOX Brett Blume blood drive this year.

Joe Zydlo, American Red Cross for Missouri and Arkansas joins the show discussing the Cardinals blood drive coming up in June. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)

Hancock and Kelley begin the show with their political segment. KMOX News Carol Daniel joins the show as she begins her final week and one of her top memories. CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula joins Hancock and Kelley talking about congress addressing AM radio in cars. Former Voice of Blues and Cardinals games Ken Wilson is the new voice of the Brisbane Bandits in Australia, Wilson joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his career and his time in St. Louis. Finally, Hancock and Kelley discuss the G-7 Summit and big weekend in St. Louis sports.

Former Voice of Blues and Cardinals games Ken Wilson is the new voice of the Brisbane Bandits in Australia, Wilson joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his career and his time in St. Louis.

Join Hancock and Kelley for another episode of their show! In today's program, the duo covers various topics including Trump's Town Hall, his remarks on Ukraine, and the coop. Later in the show, composer Damien Sneed joins them to discuss his work on Scott Joplin's opera, "Treemonisha." Sneed has infused modern and new pieces into the original 1911 work, turning it into an opera in five acts. He shares his journey from discovering the score as a student at Howard University to orchestrating the entire opera, which had its orchestrations lost. To wrap the hour, John Hancock and Kelly are joined by Michael's sister Erin Eberhardt in the studio. Erin is the CEO of Kids in the Middle, a nonprofit organization that provides therapy services to children and parents whose families are going through divorce, separation, or remarriage. The organization offers group counseling, individual counseling, and a school outreach counseling program. They also provide services for parents, such as co-parenting classes and joint parenting opportunities. Kids in the Middle served 2000 kids or parents in the previous year and offers a sliding scale for families that cannot afford their services.

John Hancock and Kelly are joined by Michael's sister Erin Eberhardt in the studio. Erin is the CEO of Kids in the Middle, a nonprofit organization that provides therapy services to children and parents whose families are going through divorce, separation, or remarriage. The organization offers group counseling, individual counseling, and a school outreach counseling program. They also provide services for parents, such as co-parenting classes and joint parenting opportunities. Kids in the Middle served 2000 kids or parents in the previous year and offers a sliding scale for families that cannot afford their services. The length of time a child spends with the organization depends on the case.

Composer, Damien Sneed joins the Hancock and Kelly Show this morning to talk about his work on Scott Joplin's opera, "Treemonisha." Sneed has incorporated modern and new pieces into the 1911 work, which is now an opera in five acts. He discusses his journey from discovering the score as a student at Howard University, to orchestrating the entire opera, which had its orchestrations lost. Sneed also shares how Hurricane Harvey led to him discovering Schuler's full score for Porgy and Bess. Justin Austin, who plays the role of Scott Joplin in the production, and other cast members are also discussed. Treemonisha was never produced professionally during Joplin's lifetime, and Sneed's work represents the first realization of the full opera.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show talking about him being on the Bally Sports Midwest of Cardinals baseball this weekend.

Hancock and Kelley begin the show talking about the meaning Cinco de Mayo. Next, in their politic segment they discuss Kim Gardner resignation, sports betting and debt ceiling. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show talking about him being on the Bally Sports Midwest of Cardinals baseball this weekend. Next, they discuss the Supreme Court and Clarence Thomas. Former US Ambassador to Ireland Kevin O'Malley talking about his recent trip to Ireland with President Biden.

In hour 2 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, the two continue to honor Mike Shannon. They take more calls from fans, are joined by Sean Michael Lisle and discuss how the Dodgers Broadcasters honored Shannon when hearing of his passing, and play old footage of Live at Shannon's with Bob Gibson and Joe Torre.

In hour 1 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, the duo spend the large majority of the hour sharing their fondest moments involving Mike Shannon and take calls allowing for fans to share their favorite memories.

The show start with Michael Kelley tells the story about him getting pooped on by a bird. Hancock and Kelley talk President Biden officially running for re-elect and his running partner. CBS News Reporter Wendy Gillette joins the show talking about crisis at the border and tittle 42 expiration. The Arch will not be lit up at night during the month of May because of bird migration. Finally, Hancock missed diagnosed an illness.

CBS News Reporter Wendy Gillette joins the show talking about tittle 42 expiration and what it means for the border.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris Dowell, Fisher and Young joins Hancock and Kelley talking about another person leaving Kim Gardner office. Next in the Hancock and Kelley political segment they talk the ones that have announced or will announce that they are running for president. They start the hour talking high school reunions and blue checkmarks on Twitter. Jo Mannies, retired Political Analyst for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins Hancock and Kelley talking about her career and what is going on now. Author Ed Wheatley joins the show talking about his new book “St. Louis Cardinals: Everything You Need to Know.”

Author Ed Wheatley joins the show talking about his new book “St. Louis Cardinals: Everything You Need to Know.”

First, Hall of Fame Broadcaster and KMOX legend, Carol Daniel, joined John Hancock and Michael Kelley to discuss her historic career, how she got started, and her retirement. Then Later on in the show, the guys talk to Stacy Lyn Moore, of CBS News, who gives insite on a breaking arrest at the capitol, the Pentagon Leaked Documents about Ukraine, and much more.

Hall of Fame Broadcaster and KMOX legend, Carol Daniel, joined John Hancock and Michael Kelley to discuss her historic career, how she got started, and her retirement.

Surprise Michael Kelley is out of town; Megan Shackelford sits in with John Hancock. Kelley calls in from the golf course. Hancock and Shackelford discuss Trump, marijuana tax. Jon Anderson Yes vocalist/songwriter joins Hancock talking about him touring with The Band Geeks and they are coming to The Family Arena in St. Charles on Tuesday May 9th. CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins Hancock and Shackelford talking about Clarence Thomas being under fire for accepting luxury trips from Republican mega donor without reporting them on financial disclosure forms. And Easter traditions.

Jon Anderson Yes vocalist/songwriter joins Hancock talking about him touring with The Band Geeks and they are coming to The Family Arena in St. Charles on Tuesday May 9th. Jon Anderson- 32nd Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Mike Coppola Collection:Getty Images Entertainment

On KMOX radio, CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane joined John Hancock and Michael Kelley to share the latest breaking news about the indictment of former President Donald Trump in connection with the Stormy Daniels case. Meanwhile, on the same episode, we were thrilled to have Roger Earl, the renowned English drummer and founding member of the iconic rock band Foghat, on the show. Earl discussed his music career, his time as a drummer for Foghat, and even gave listeners a glimpse into what they can expect from the band's upcoming concert.

CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane joined John Hancock and Michael Kelley on KMOX radio to bring you the latest breaking news on the indictment of former President Donald Trump in connection with the infamous Stormy Daniels alleged hush money. Stay tuned as MacFarlane delivers the latest scoop on this developing story.

On this episode, we had a special guest, Roger Earl, on the show. Roger Earl is an English drummer and a founding member of the rock band Foghat, known for hits like "Slow Ride" and "Fool for the City". Earl joins to talk about his legendary music career, his experience as a drummer for Foghat, the fascinating story of how the band was formed and he even gave a sneak peek into what listeners can expect from their upcoming concert in

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by KMOX news anchor Sean Michael Lisle in his usual time slot to share his famed Hollywood stories. This time, Sean shares the time he got tacos with ZZ Top in Idaho. Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories also joins the show to marvel at the undefeated St. Louis City SC. Also on the docket: why litterbugs are the dregs of society, and a behind the scenes look at how Cardinals games are broadcast on KMOX.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, John and Michael share the heartbreaking news of another school shooting; this time, at a Christian elementary school in Nashville that left six dead. On a lighter note, the boys also discuss Cardinals Opening Day, the Baltimore Ravens’ Lamar Jackson requesting a trade, and St. Louis City SC STILL being undefeated!

On the Friday morning edition of Hancock and Kelley, the pair talk about whether or not putting ketchup on a hot dog is a sin. Then, they are also joined by CBS Reporter, Linda Kenyon, this week to talk TikTok Chairman, Shou Zi Chew, comments during TikTok's congressional hearing.The social media company has come under scrutiny for its data collection and privacy practices. To wrap the hour, KMOX's golf reporter Dan Reardon talks PGA, Rory McIlroy, and more.

John Hancock and Michaeil Kelley are joined by CBS Reporter, Linda Kenyon, this week to talk TikTok Chairman, Shou Zi Chew, comments during TikTok's congressional hearing.The social media company has come under scrutiny for its data collection and privacy practices.. Mandatory Credit: Jack Gruber-USA TODAY

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, John Hancock and Michael Kelley are joined by KMOX news anchor in his usual time slot to talk about his time on the stage and why he rooted for the enemy in the St. Louis City SC/San Jose Earthquakes game. Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories also joins the show to discuss City SC. Also discussed on H&K: being a high school Hall of Famer, John's colonoscopy with a familiar stranger, selective service, and girls joining boy scouts.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk about the magic of Straubs’ chicken salad and their copious amount of listeners nationwide. KMOX’s unofficial sports insider John Hancock, Jr. then joins the show to discuss Aaron Rodgers’ desire to play for the Jets, City SC’s undefeated season thus far, the Battlehawks, and Jordan Walker’s promising spring training performance. Also discussed on H&K: Kelley’s jury duty paycheck, compression socks, John’s rough night with his CPAP, why mulch smells like manure, and Ringo Starr…….yeah….

Hancock and Kelley take their political segment talking about presidential candidates. Hancock and Kelley discuss St. Patrick day traditions. Former KMOX Ron Barber joins the show talking about Jack Carney and the tribute to a broadcasting genius. Hancock and Kelley discuss social security; finally, they talk Kim Gardner and problem cancelling subscriptions.

Former KMOX Ron Barber joins the show talking about Jack Carney and the tribute to a broadcasting genius.

In hour 2 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, Sean Michael Lisle joins and discusses the Oscar's along with one of his fascinating stories about his time spent in Hollywood. Braxton Payne then joins for "What's Trending?" John then shares about his latest drink concoction.

In hour 1 of Hancock and Kelly Late Night, John shares his frustrations with daylight savings time. John Hancock Jr then joins to discuss the St Louis Battlehawks, the World Baseball Classic, and NFL Free Agency. They then discuss the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse.

Dean Plocher, Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives, joins Hancock & Kelley to discuss legislation moving through legislator that deals with police and the circuit attorney, crime in St. Louis, common sense legislation, and more. Then, hear about William Tell and The Lone Rangers, driving laws, and much more.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley take callers to diagnose what exactly is wrong with John Hancock's Car. Including Greg Damon.

A lot of sports talk as they talk soccer with KMOX journalist Sean Michael Lisle, and Braxton Payne talks about his experience at the home opener for St. Louis City SC, and John Hancock Jr. joins from Chicago to talk NFL and MLB

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! Hancock discusses his birthday last week, Michael Kelley talks about his issues with the bank, they remember John Lennon's death and credit cards, and talk about St. Louis City's first game at Citypark.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk all things politics. Next they talk about the crime in downtown and the reason for more police presence. Brad Young. Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show talking about marijuana and employers legal rights if an employee has some left in system at work. Michael Kelley is big on airplane etiquette. Finally, they talk about leaving something behind.

Brad Young. Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show talking about marijuana and employers legal rights if an employee has some left in system at work.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the boys are joined KMOX news anchor Sean Michael Lisle in his usual time slot. Tonight, Sean discusses the difference between American and European soccer, his memories of the San Diego Earthquakes, and St. Louis City SC’s first win of the season. Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories then joins the show to discuss his first week into fatherhood! Hancock and Kelley cap off the hour discussing what shows they’re binging and Kelley's hatred of pork steaks.

It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, John discusses getting a root canal done and Michael shares how he got out of jury duty. KMOX’s unofficial sports insider John Hancock, Jr. joins the show to discuss Cardinals spring training, the World Baseball Classic, MLB rule changes, and the NFL draft. Singer/songwriter Izzy Mahoubi also phones in to the show to discuss her music career based out of Phoenix, Arizona. Find her music on Spotify, Apple Music and follow her on social media @IzzyMahoubi.

Hancock and Kelley start the show with Carol Daniel series “Living History”. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk about Kim Gardner. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show talking about Kim Gardner and if the family has any say if the man is prosecuted or if all in hands of Gardner’s office. Pam Falk, CBS News Correspondent covering the United Nations joins Hancock and Kelley talking about Russia and Ukraine as we hit one year since the invasion. Finally, Kelley has been looking at a lot of billboards lately.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young of Harris Dowell Fisher and Young joins the show talking about Kim Gardner and if the family has any say if the man is prosecuted or if all in hands of Gardner’s office.