Hancock and Kelley: Recent Episodes
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Two journalists from opposite sides of the political aisle find common ground on current events and talk through their respective perspectives.
John Hancock hosting solo today; Michael Kelley calls from Italy; Trump announces picks for his Cabinet; Col Jeff McCausland is concerned for national security and US military; Founding Drummer for Foghat Roger Earl
CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland shares his concerns for the military and foreign policy that will come from his nominations for Defense Secretary and National Security Advisor. He also comments on the issues facing Ukraine.
Foghat founding drummer Roger Earl previews the band's upcoming show at St Charles Family Arena with John Hancock.Credit:© Michael Cuviello/Amarillo Globe-News / USA TODAY NETWORK
CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland with John and Michael. What should the world expect from Donald Trump.
Hancock and Kelley full show for November 8, 2024. Presidential election recap; how do Democrats recover; Italy, the trip of a lifetime; Dave Glover; CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland;
On the final Friday before the election Hancock and Kelley begin asking if bats are considered birds, and drinking medicine straight from bottle. In the political segment they make their predictions from president to Missouri gambling. In the full hour the Hancock house has crime on Halloween night. Missouri Senate debate between Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce. Hacnock and Kelley discuss the World Series and the Cardinals starting the rebuild. Finally, Camille Brooks, Director of Programming and Events, Gateway Arch Park Foundation joins the show to talk about the 9th annual Winterfest at Kiener Plaza.
Camille Brooks, Director of Programming and Events, Gateway Arch Park Foundation joins the show to talk about the 9th annual Winterfest at Kiener Plaza.
On the final Friday before election day. John Hancock and Michael Kelley make their predictions from president to gambling in Missouri.
Hancock and Kelley discuss final days of election season. The Texas Senate race; Halloween Costumes; Lobster; the World Series
On this Friday John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin by talking about sports analogies not always making sense. They have predictions during the political segment and different topics that are on the ballot in Missouri. CBS Military analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show to talk about the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and what it means going forward. Dan Milligan, Author of “Homer G. Phillips” to talk about his book and the life of Homer G. Phillips.
Dan Milligan, Author of “Homer G. Phillips” to talk about his book and the life of Homer G. Phillips.
CBS Military analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show to talk about the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and what it means going forward.
On this Friday Hancock and Kelley discuss soap on a rope and olive oil. In the political segment they talk about early voting and Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker speaking at Josh Hawley event. Mental health and available beds. Kelley thinks that taking a picture of northern lights is cheating. Finally, MLB postseason.
In the Hancock and Kelley political segment, they discuss early voting, hurricane disaster and how Harris and Trump reaction might depend on election. Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker speaks at Josh Hawley event and more.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins John and Michael discussing the importance of the Supreme Court case that addressed the Chevron decision.
Hancock and Kelley, September 27, 2025. Michael's covid battle; the upcoming VP debate; character in politics; failure of St Louis City; and Ghost Army at the Soldier's Memorial.
Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldier's Memorial in downtown St Louis, joins Hancock and Kelley previewing the new exhibit, "Ghost Army: The Combat Con Artists of World War II'. The exhibit is open Wednesday- Sunday, 10am-5pm.
Hancock and Kelley discuss the Harrris/Trump debate; local and regional politics; and Col Jeff McCausland joins to discuss an attack from Israel on Syrian facility.
CBS Military analyst Col Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley following a successful raid on an a Syrian missile facility by the Israeli military. He says they planned this for months, clearly 'not on the back of an envelope.'
Hancock and Kelley discuss ballot measures coming up for a vote in November in Missouri. Plus a live update from Dave Malkoff from CBS live in Georgia covering the school shooting, Taylor Swift and the NFL, Trump tariff proposals and how much are airline points actually worth?
CBS correspondent Dave Malkoff joins John and Michael from Georgia where he's covering the aftermath of the Apalachee High School shooting this week.
On this Labor Day edition of Hancock and Kelley they discuss politics and streaming. Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney talks series in against Yankees.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Hancock and Kelley to talk about the series win against the Yankees and traveling to Milwaukee for important series.
Braxton Payne is in for an absent John Hancock. John does dial in to talk politics after VP Kamala Harris and Gov Tim Walz appear on CNN; Scott Jagow recaps his trip to Saratoga Springs, NY; the lead singer for The Australian Pink Floyd Show previews their upcoming visit to St Louis; and Braxton says there is an ongoing need for referees in the region.
Chris Barnes, lead singer for The Australian Pink Floyd Show, joins Michael and Braxton promoting the show at The Factory in Chesterfield.
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John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Braxton Payne talk about the first joint interview with VP Kamala Harris and Gov Tim Walz.
Michael Kelley and John Hancock recap the DNC; chat about the Cardinals; discuss the birthday of Beaumont Scout Reservation and preview the Festival of Nations in Tower Grove.
Michael Kelley and John Hancock welcome Carrie Brickey Brown, she's the Communications Manager for the International Institute which hosts the annual Festival of Nations. 100 food and beverage booths and the event is free to attend.
Michael and John share memories of camping at Beaumont as Dr Joe Sartorious joins joins to chat about his book, To This You Must Return- the history of the Beaumont Scout Reservation
Michael Kelley and John Hancock discuss the Presidential race, economic policy from VP Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, Hawley and Kunce in Sedalia, dating, first jobs, and the Cardinals.
Michael and John discuss the race between Missouri Senator Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the show with Hancock talking about a dream he had about going to Russia. As always they discuss politics from Missouri primary as well as national politics and the democratic convention. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins the show to talk about the Israel/Hamas war and what might the U.S. election might play in this? Finally, Hancock and Kelley discuss Olympics and Olympic advertising.
CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley to talk about the Israel/Hamas war and what might the U.S. election might play in this?
John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the Missouri Congressional race for district 1; the race for President; Biden's foreign policy win as well as retirement planning
KC Boas, Head of Retirement Marketing at BlackRock joins Michael Kelley and John Hancock about "The Read on Retirement." She says getting a plan together "takes time to get it right."
John Hancock and Braxton Payne (in for Michael Kelley) discussing Joe Biden leaving race, Kamala's ascension to the nomination, Olympian Jackie Joyner-Kersee's love of the games, and an update on reaction to Benjamin Netanyahu's speech in Congress.
CBS Correspondent Robert Berger in Jerusalem joins John Hancock and Braxton Payne providing analysis following Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's speech in Congress this week as well as his meetings with VP Kamala Harris, Pres Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
Jackie Joyner-Kersee, named by Sports Illustrated as the 'Greatest Female Athlete of the 20th Century', joins John Hancock and Braxton Payne ahead of the opening of the Paris Olympic games later today.
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.
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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.
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 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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The last Hancock and Kelley of 2023 talk new years. Megan Shackelford and high school student Colin Huff as Huff teaches everyone about the new lingo and Chat GPT. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Hamas, NATO and more. Finally, they talk Mizzou football, Blues and Cardinals.
CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Hamas, NATO and more.
Kevin Wheeler, Hancock, and Kelley fill in for the DGS this week, and in the fourth and final hour of today’s show, speak with Mizzou football color commentator Howard Richards to discuss the Cotton Bowl game tomorrow. Matt Pauley also joins to recap his Christmas and to discuss the Cardinals offseason.
Kevin Wheeler, Hancock, and Kelley discuss people's overreaction to new technology and Obama's favorite movies of 2023.
Kevin Wheeler, Hancock, Hancock Jr., and Kelley discuss increasingly odd ads on Twitter, Elon Musk, and headlines across the NFL.
Kevin Wheeler is back! He joins Hancock, Hancock Jr., Kelley, and Chris Rongey to discuss football and Nikki Haley’s comment on the Civil War.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS this week, and in the fourth and final hour of Wednesday’s show, the duo discuss St. Louis police reform, Missouri elections, Chat GPT with KMOX news anchor Michael Calhoun, and football headlines with KMOX sports host Matt Pauley.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS this week, and in the third hour of Wednesday’s show, the guys are joined by producer Andrew to video games and his beginnings with the DGS. Dave Murray also joins to give tonight’s snowy forecast.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS this week, and in the second hour of Wednesday’s show, the dynamic duo are joined by FOX 2’s Andy Banker to discuss Mizzou football, the biggest news stories of the year, and to make national and local political predictions.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the Dave Glover Show this week, and in the first hour of Wednesday’s show, the fellas discuss John’s former job working alongside Ronald McDonald, virtual learning, why Missouri needs to legalize sports gambling, and the origin of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS, and in the fourth and final hour of Tuesday's show, the dynamic duo discuss football with KMOX's own Sean Malone and Matt Pauley, and play a game of "Are You Smarter Than Michael Kelley" with listeners.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS this week, and in hour 3 of today's show, the fellas call up Amy Marxkors to pester her while she's off work for the holidays, and are joined by meteorologist Dave Murray to get St. Louis' winter forecast.
Hancock and Kelley fill in for the DGS, and in hour 2 of today's show, discuss Joe Biden's chance at a nomination, Taylor Swift and the Chiefs, and winning the lottery.
Hancock and Kelley fill in this week for the Dave Glover Show and discuss the holidays, gift returns, the Israel-Hamas war, and when you stop saying "Merry Christmas."
The final Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley before Christmas starts talking about last minute shopping. In the political segment they talk about Colorado decision to keep Trump off of the ballot. Francis Howell School District eliminating black history classes. The full hour begings talking about the cop car driving into the LGBTQ bar earlier in the week. CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins the show talking about Trump and the 14th Amendment ruling in Colorado to keep him off the ballot. Next, they talk about how fantasy football takes over peoples lives. Finally, Ryan McClure, Gateway Arch Park Foundation Executive Director joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Winterfest and the record crowds for this year.
Ryan McClure, Gateway Arch Park Foundation Executive Director joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about Winterfest and the record crowds for this year.
CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum joins the show talking about Trump and the 14th Amendment ruling in Colorado to keep him off the ballot.
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 Maria Keena to discuss an odd news story today about a St. Louis police officer who crashed his car into a bar and then arrested the owner. John Hancock, Jr. also gives his take on NFL action from the previous week and proclaims his love for Taylor Swift.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! John Hancock, Jr. joins the dynamic duo for the whole show. The fellas discuss the gradual decline of Christmas cards, Michael’s discovery of ATM deposits, what’s trending with Braxton Payne, and sauna decorum.
The show begins with John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss awkward ways they have gotten hurt recently. During the political conversation the two discuss voting, border issue, and at what point do some candidates start dropping out. The full hour starts with Hancock stepping on his soap box complaining that he can not find blades for his favorite razor. Emma Klues, VP Communications and Outreach at Great Rivers Greenway joins the show talking about the big year for them and what they have coming up. Musician Sean Canan joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the 10-year anniversary of The Voodoo Players coming in January. Finally, Jordan Kyrou was emotional after getting booed on home ice.
Musician Sean Canan joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the 10-year anniversary of The Voodoo Players coming in January.
Emma Klues, VP Communications and Outreach at Great Rivers Greenway joins the show talking about the big year for them and what they have coming up.
Michael Kelley and John Hancock talk about Kelley finding a Pop-Up Bar. Nine felony counts on Hunter Biden, Chris Christie tells the truth during the latest debate. Today is the 40th anniversary of John Lennon getting shot. Jay Hardenbrook, Advocacy Director, AARP Missouri joins the show talking about the Missouri Property Tax Credit bill. John O’Gorman, Senior Vice President of Development and Community Initiatives- Forest Park Forever joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the revamping of eastern end of waterway system in Forest Park and other things going on in the park. Finally, favorite Christmas gifts.
John O’Gorman, Senior Vice President of Development and Community Initiatives- Forest Park Forever joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the revamping of eastern end of waterway system in Forest Park and other things going on in the park.
Jay Hardenbrook, Advocacy Director, AARP Missouri joins the show talking about the Missouri Property Tax Credit bill.
This Friday morning edition of Hancock and Kelley begins talking about Santa at the malls and if they need a real beard. It is Hancock’s anniversary that he relives that day of getting food poisoning. Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor has passed away at age 93. Koltin Hevalow, Professional Bull Rider joins to the show promoting the PBR Unleash the Beast at Enterprise Center December 2-3. Finally, having two different color eyes.
Koltin Hevalow, Professional Bull Rider joins to the show promoting the PBR Unleash the Beast at Enterprise Center December 2-3.
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 and discuss her interview with punk rock group P***y Riot , who were arrested in 2012 for protesting Vladimir Putin. The gentleman also touch on the hostage situation in Gaza, snooker, the mystery of the microwave, and the Cardinals’ newest pitcher, Sonny Gray.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discusses Michael Kelley’s distaste for Thanksgiving food, John Hancock’s lovable pup Gus, and what’s trending with Braxton Payne.
On this Black Friday John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk about pumpkin pie and Hancock cleans. In the political segment they talk young people might not support President Biden this time. For the first time ever NFL is playing on Black Friday for first time and you can buy things without leaving the game. Retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland joins the show talking about Russia/Ukraine and hostages starting to be released today. Members of the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America joined Michael Kelley to discuss their upcoming Christmas concerts.
Members of the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America joined Michael Kelley to discuss their upcoming Christmas concerts.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! John Hancock Jr. is in studio, and the fellas discuss KMOX reporter Stuart McMillian’s life in broadcasting, news from the NFL, the best pies, thawing out tilapia in the dishwasher, and expensive gym memberships.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! John and Michael are joined all night by John Hancock, Jr. The tremendous trio discuss the perfect way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey, the Cardinals’ recent transactions, what’s trending with Braxton Payne, the Tina Turner musical, and Kelley’s romantic escapade with an actress.
John Hancock is a dad again for a few days and Michael Kelley went to a ladies lunch yesterday. In the political segment, Hancock and Kelley talk about Oklahoma Senator challenges president of Teamsters union to a fight and President Biden calls head of China a ‘dictator’. Bob O'Laughlin, Lodging Hospitality Management President joins the show talking about the opening of the Polar Express at Union Station. Betsy Cohen, Executive Director, St. Louis Mosaic Project joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about the Mosiac Project efforts for more immigrants in St. Louis and the high number of international at local universities. Fox Sideline Reporter Charissa Thompson admits to making up reports. Joe Strohm, St. Louis Cardinals VP of Ticket Sales joins the show talking “Red Friday” ticket sales beginning this morning.
Joe Strohm, St. Louis Cardinals VP of Ticket Sales joins the show talking “Red Friday” ticket sales beginning this morning.
Betsy Cohen, Executive Director, St. Louis Mosaic Project joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about the Mosiac Project efforts to lure more immigrants in St. Louis and the high number of international students at local universities.
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 Maria Keena to discuss how she formed her big band the Knights of Swing. John Hancock also breaks down his famous guacamole recipe and reminisces with Michael Kelley on the magic and wonder of Captain Kangaroo.
It's Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight's show, the fellas argue over pizza toppings and are joined by the usual John Hancock Jr. to discuss the latest headlines from the NFL and college football. Tony Viviano also joins the show to preview his upcoming concert at the Old House in Hog Hollow Sunday November 19th.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the day talking about Kelley running into Adam Wainwright at Atlanta airport. The two discuss republican struggles in elections, Biden quest for re-election begins. Mark Sandlov, Director, Soldiers Memorial Military Museum joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the celebration of Veteran’s Say which includes the 40th Veteran’s Day Parade and different things that the Soldiers Memorial has going on. Ness Sandoval, Professor of Demography and Sociology at St. Louis University joins the program discussing the population loss in Missouri.
Mark Sandlov, Director, Soldiers Memorial Military Museum joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the celebration of Veteran’s Say which includes the 40th Veteran’s Day Parade and different things that the Soldiers Memorial has going on.
Ness Sandoval, Professor of Demography and Sociology at St. Louis University joins the program discussing the population loss in Missouri.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the show talking about Halloween and buying cars for Christmas. House passing Israel aid package. County Prosecutor Wesley Bell announces he will run against Cori Bush for congress instead of running for senate. Hancock and Kelley ask the question of who was Biggie and it came to Stan and Biggie’s restaurant. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk about the problems in St. Louis. Finally, technology in sports.
Finally, Mary Beth Deines joins John Hancock Megan Shackelford promoting a Parkinson’s Fundraiser called “A Night on Broadway” to benefit the Michael J Fox Foundation Thursday Nov. 2nd at Chaminade High School.
Show Me Victories Megan Shackelford sits in for Michael Kelley. Shackelford and John Hancock talk not brining a gift to a wedding and eating at home. Kelley joins the show from Jupiter Florida talking about Mike Johnson being the new House Speaker and other political topics. Shackelford bought a new car and it brought Hancock back to an old TV show. Next, they discuss the homeless problem and no one going to shelters. Finally, Mary Beth Deines is joins the show promoting a Parkinson’s Fundraiser called “A Night on Broadway” to benefit the Michael J Fox Foundation Thursday Nov. 2nd at Chaminade High School.
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, and discuss pumpkin-eating squirrels, the oldest dog in the world who just passed away, favorite Christmas songs, and
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the fellas discuss the absurdity of a guaranteed basic income program for St. Louis and offer better ways for the city to spend its money. Next, unofficial NFL Insider John Hancock Jr. joins the show in his usual time slot to give a recap of Week 7. Braxton Payne also joins the show to share What’s Trending.
John Hancock is a single man for the weekend. Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss President Biden address from Thursday night and Jim Jordan still trying to become Speaker of the House. The hour starts with talking about January 6th and Donald Trump no longer being what media is talking about. Brian Herstig, President and CEO of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the Israel/Hamas conflict and anti-Semitism in the US and what the Jewish Federation does. John Stewart show on Apple is ending because of disagreement over China and AI. Finally, Hancock has a problem with so many stickers on cars that say permit driver.
Brian Herstig, President and CEO of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the Israel/Hamas conflict and anti-Semitism in the US and what the Jewish Federation does.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo share today’s news of Republican Jim Jordan inching closer to becoming the Speaker of the House and his recent support from Missouri representative Ann Wagner who previously condemned his actions. KMOX’s unofficial sports insider John Hancock, Jr. then joins the show to discuss the headlines coming out of the NFL at Week 6 and the MLB playoffs. Braxton Payne also joins the show to discuss what’s trending: MLS playoff ticket prices, volleyball, and fall television.
The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley begins with Kelley talking about his trip to Vegas to see U2 at the Sphere. Illinois Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski joins the show talking about House Speaker, Israel and Ukraine. The hour starts with Hancock and Kelley discussing what is going on with the house. Next talk about the attack on Israel. CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the attack on Israel. Finally, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift is the topic.
CBS Military Analyst Col. Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the attack on Israel.
Illinois Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski joins the show talking about House Speaker, Israel and Ukraine.
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The boys sit down and get to know 20-year radio veteran and big band vocalist Maria Keena whose voice you hear grace both the evening newscasts on KMOX and in the Knights of Swing band. Hear her share how she got her start in radio at KDHX and where her love for big band music stems from.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the boys sit down and get to know 20-year radio veteran and big band vocalist Maria Keena whose voice you hear grace both the evening newscasts on KMOX and in the Knights of Swing band. Later, the boys talk about Kelley’s upcoming trip to Vegas and remember the late John Lennon on what would’ve been his 83rd birthday today.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the guys discuss the surprise attacks by Hamas on Israel, and the United States’ response to the conflict. The dynamic duo are also joined by KMOX’s unofficial football insider John Hancock, Jr. to give us today’s headlines in the NFL and college football. To wrap up the hour, the guys share the unfortunate news that St. Louis has been named the least safe city in America by WalletHub.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the show talking about driving into the sun. In their political segment they talk about house speaker and who might take over, and more leaks coming out on Donald Trump. In the start of the nine hour Hancock and Kelley talk about fall weather, eating fish and pumpkins. Jason Plummer Illinois State Senator from District 55 in Edwardsville joins the show talking about the migrant influx in Chicago and Governor JB Pritzker calling it “untenable situation.” CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the Speaker of the House opening and the looming of a potential government shutdown. Finally, Hancock and Kelley talk about the Cardinals season and the report from earlier in the week that Max Scherzer wanted to be a Cardinal but he was not given an offer.
CBS Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the Speaker of the House opening and the looming of a potential government shutdown.
Jason Plummer Illinois State Senator from District 55 in Edwardsville joins the show talking about the migrant influx in Chicago and Governor JB Pritzker calling it “untenable situation.”
Hancock and Kelley join Scott Jagow and Debbie Monterrey on TIAM to discuss Kevin McCarthy being ousted as House Speaker and border crisis.
The show starts with John Hancock complaining about people not knowing how to park. Hancock and Kelley talk the passing of Dianne Feinstein and what is next for California and republican debate. The nine hour starts with talk about the homeless sleeping on the lawn of City Hall. St. Louis Native and two time Tony Award Winner Norbert Leo Butz joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new album being released tonight and performing at The Sheldon tonight. Singer/Songwriter Javier Mendoza, AKA Hobo Cane joins the show talking about new album release party “Who do you love” at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center on October 21. Finally, Adam Wainwright will be celebrated this weekend.
Singer/Songwriter Javier Mendoza, AKA Hobo Cane joins the show talking about new album release party “Who do you love” at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center on October 21.
St. Louis Native and two time Tony Award Winner Norbert Leo Butz joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his new album being released tonight and performing at The Sheldon tonight.
Scott Haley, Managing Director, US Capital Development join the show talking about the old Fenton Chrysler Plant and what is in the space now.
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The show begins with Michael Kelley not being able to read the Tylenol bottle. In the political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss the potential of a government shutdown, Missouri senate and better world when United States is in charge. The full hour starts by discussing the dress code in the US Senate. Scott Haley, Managing Director, US Capital Development join the show talking about the old Fenton Chrysler Plant and what is in the space now. Lt. Col Jason Law, St. Louis County Police, County Strike Force joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about how they caught the escaped inmate. Finally, Law talks about the strike force.
Lt. Col Jason Law, St. Louis County Police, County Strike Force joins Hancock and Kelley in studio talking about how they caught the escaped inmate.
FortePianist Daniel Adam Maltz joins the show talking about the concert Saturday and Sunday at the DeMenil Mansion.
This week’s edition of Hancock and Kelley starts with Hancock having to drive with the sun in his eyes. Hunter Biden indicted, and UAW strike. Mitt Romney says we do not need someone in their 80’s as president. Missouri State Rep in Sedalia Brad Pollit joins Hancock and Kelley talking about open enrollment in schools. John Hancock goes to the grocery store. FortePianist Daniel Adam Maltz joins the show talking about the concert Saturday and Sunday at the DeMenil Mansion.
Missouri State Rep in Sedalia Brad Pollit joins Hancock and Kelley talking about open enrollment in schools.
The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley starts with Hancock patting himself on the back for predicating a Lions win against the Chiefs and Kelley would rather watch women’s tennis. In the political topic they discuss the Governor that could possibly win election. The full hour of the show starts with talking washing hands and wearing a mask. Former Congressman Dick Gephardt joins the show talking his efforts against ‘No Labels’. Finally, what is the purpose of middle names.
Former Congressman Dick Gephardt joins the show talking his efforts against ‘No Labels’ and thoughts on Congress plus if he is still optimistic about the country.
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Jake Hummel, President of Missouri AFL-CIO joins Hancock and Kelley talking union membership and exposing kids to the trades.
The second hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking politics and polls show 60% of republican voters want Trump to be the nominee. Jake Hummel, President of Missouri AFL-CIO joins Hancock and Kelley talking union membership and exposing kids to the trades. Head Coach of St. Louis City SC Bradley Carnell joins the show discussing the loss to Sporting KC and the depth of this team and the fans coming on the road. Finally, Hancock talks Greek food.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley are in on this Labor Day Jimmy Buffett. John Rooney joins the show talking Cardinals baseball. Could Hancock build a fire in under 5 minutes. Finally, Kelley is getting calls from pharmacy about flu shots.
Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Michael Kelley and John Hancock discussing young players making names for themselves, and every inning is a time to impress.
John Hancock is on vacation that Megan Shackelford joins Michael Kelley for the show and it start with Kelley finding a bird in his house this morning. Kelley and Shackelford discuss best options for president and the problems in the city. The full hour of the show start by talking about destination weddings. Republican Political Consultant Jamie Corley discussing the six constitutional amendments what can be called common sense measures including a switch to the abortion law. Rex Sinquefield, businessman, investor, and philanthropist talking about the anniversary of the Index Fund and how you’re invested in it without knowing.
Rex Sinquefield, businessman, investor, and philanthropist talking about the anniversary of the Index Fund and how you’re invested in it without knowing.
Republican Political Consultant Jamie Corley discussing the six constitutional amendments what can be called common sense measures including a switch to the abortion law.
This Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley talk about the weight that former President Trump said he was when he turned himself into Georgia authorities Thursday night. The full hour starts with Hancock and Kelley talking Shohei Ohtani and his arm problems costing him money, and the kiss between the President of the Spanish Soccer Federation and on the players after winning the World Cup. A lot of people rent in St. Louis and the Board of Alderman want affordable housing; Hancock and Kelley debate what affordable housing means. Steven Rogers, Ph.D. SLU/YouGov Poll Director and Associate Professor of Political Science at SLU joins Hancock and Kelley talking about poll voters weighing in on the 2024 Presidential Election and his new book “Accountability in the State Legislatures”. Finally, Pat White, St. Louis Council President joins show talking about what they are doing instead of a Labor Day parade.
Pat White, St. Louis Council President joins show talking about what they are doing instead of a Labor Day parade.
Steven Rogers, Ph.D. SLU/YouGov Poll Director and Associate Professor of Political Science at SLU joins Hancock and Kelley talking about poll voters weighing in on the 2024 Presidential Election and his new book “Accountability in the State Legislatures".
The show starts with Michael Kelley sees a singing telegram for the first. During their political segment Hancock and Kelley discuss republican debate next week plus former President Donald Trump expected in Georgia court. Hancock experienced Déjà Vu yesterday. Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his investigation into the states Marijuana program. Hancock and Kelley wonder why St. Louis is just sitting on the settlement money from the Rams. Finally, they remember some funny times with Kevin Killeen on his last day at KMOX.
Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick joins Hancock and Kelley talking about his investigation into the states Marijuana program.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the day talking different spellings of ketchup. Next they talk politics including St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts being ordered to fire some officers and the wildfires in Maui. Missouri State Rep in District 87 Paula Brown talking her career in education and the future of education in Missouri. Joe Cunningham, No Labels National Director and former US Congressman joins the show discussing the No Labels efforts to get ballot access. Finally, Hancock and Kelley talk benefits of a third party and Hancock obsession with Immaculate grid.
Joe Cunningham, No Labels National Director and former US Congressman joins the show discussing the No Labels efforts to get ballot access.
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Missouri State Rep in District 87 Paula Brown joins high school classmate John Hancock and Michael Kelley talking her career in education and the future of education in Missouri.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin the show talking about the memories of the flood in 1993. In their political conversation Hancock and Kelley discuss the Trump indictments. St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signs a bill into law to need a permit to openly carry a firearm in the city. Host of Dollars and Sense on KMOX Dave Simons joins the program talking about your money.Hancock asks what to get his father in law for his birthday. Finally, Hancock and Kelley talk Charlie’s Angels and Adam Wainwright.
Host of Dollars and Sense on KMOX Dave Simons joins the program talking about your money.
Join the show as John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk politics, including discussions about politicians' age and its impact on their performance. They delve into the recent legal updates surrounding President Trump's superseding indictments and the addition of a new defendant, the Mar-a-Lago maintenance man. Gain insights into the possible implications for the trial timeline.
In another segment, they discuss UFO sightings and a recent congressional UFO hearing that brought together politicians from different parties. Opinions vary on the existence of aliens and UFOs, but the fascination with the topic remains.
Switching gears, they cover recent sports events, including a STL City game and the recent Cardinals controversy. Analyzing the Cardinals' game, they discuss the ejection of pitcher Miles Mikolas in the first inning and how different announcers reacted to the incident.
Don't miss the lively discussions and insightful perspectives on Hancock and Kelley, every Friday on KMOX.
Join Hancock and Kelley on KMOX as they discuss the latest updates on President Trump's legal battle. CBS News legal analyst, Thane Rosenbaum, sheds light on the significance of superseding indictments and the new charges added to the case, including conspiracy and obstruction of justice allegations. Gain insights into the involvement of Trump employees and the Mar-a-Lago maintenance man, and how it adds complexity to the trial. Stay informed on the potential impact on the trial timeline and the upcoming elections.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the day talking school lunches. State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder and candidate for Missouri Lt. Governor joins Hancock and Kelley talking about her book “Cinder Girl: Growing Up on America’s Fringe” and her unique life story. Chris Saracino from Bartolino’s joins the program talking crime in the city of St. Louis. Hancock and Kelley discuss the passing of Tony Bennett. Steven Esparza and Steve Fuchs of Vision Warriors Foundation join Hancock and Kelley talking about building homes for veterans.
Michael Kelley shares his story of attending Tony Bennett's 80th Birthday party in New York City. Bennett died today at 96.
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State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder and candidate for Missouri Lt. Governor joins Hancock and Kelley talking about her book “Cinder Girl: Growing Up on America’s Fringe” and her unique life story.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the day talking about favorite ice cream flavors. Missouri State Rep Cody Smith, District 163, Carthage Missouri joins Hancock and Kelley talking about him running for State Treasurer. Plus cocaine in the White House. The next hour starts with Fox News being in big trouble. Col. Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst joins the show discussing Ukraine and NATO summit. Bloomberg Reporter Azul Cibils Blaquier joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the writer strike and what AI has to do with it. Finally, Cardinals trade deadline.
Missouri State Rep Cody Smith, District 163, Carthage Missouri joins Hancock and Kelley talking about him running for State Treasurer.
The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley start with Hancock complaining about the traffic. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk about the Mayor Jones text messages. Morgan Wallen is selling out Busch Stadium this weekend but Hancock and Kelley have never heard of him. Cursive is no longer taught in schools. Finally Kelley gets travel depression when he gets back in town.
The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley start with Hancock talking about his bad neck and Kelley thinks he needs a spa day. In the political segment Hancock says he does not see President Joe Biden being the democratic nominee for the 2024 election. Bloomberg White House Correspondent Jordan Fabian joins Hancock and Kelley discussing SCOTUS Affirmative Action that was announced yesterday and the expected announcement on student loan relief. Breaking news comes down on student loan forgiveness. Finally, Cardinals continue to struggle.
Bloomberg White House Correspondent Jordan Fabian joins Hancock and Kelley discussing SCOTUS Affirmative Action that was announced yesterday and the expected announcement on student loan relief.
Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Hancock and Kelley talking about how he got involved with law enforcement and the reason for the temp tag crack down. Hancock and Kelley talk about what Ferguson Police Chief had to say plus the teenage shooting from last weekend. Next, they discuss election and what each party should do. Marc Schreiber, President of the St. Louis Sports Commission join the show talking Olympic Day happening at Washington University commemorates 1904 games and what they have coming to town in the next few years.
Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Hancock and Kelley talking about how he got involved with law enforcement and the reason for the temp tag crack down.
John Hancock Jr. joins Hancock and Kelley, today the show starts with discussion about former President Donald Trump legal case and what it means for the election plus the US Senate race with Wesley Bell throwing his name in. 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. Hancock Jr. joins the show talking about crime in St. Louis and Chicago. Host of KMOX Dollars and Sense Dave Simons joins Hancock and Kelley talking the pause of the interest rate. Finally, Kelley has a problem buying a new washer and dryer.
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.
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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.
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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..
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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.
In hour 2 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, Sean Michael Lisle joins as usual to begin the hour to discuss Garth Brooks and his life in radio. They also discuss what makes Chick-Fil-A's drive through work so well. They wrap up the hour by discussing the latest crazy athletic event the Kelley has attended.
In hour 1 of Late Night with Hancock & Kelley, they begin discussing whether or not everyone should get holiday's off work. John Hancock Jr then joins to discuss what to keep an eye on for the Cardinals going into the start of Spring Training. They then take a look at the life of Jimmy Carter, what he did well in office, and not so well. They wrap up the hour by taking a look at Hancock's exceptional piano playing skills.
Hancock and Kelley start the show with Carol Daniel series “Living History”. In their political segment Hancock and Kelley talk about President Biden getting a clean bill of health and Nikki Haley announcing that she will run for president. Brian Wahby joins the show talking about Mardi Gras weekend in St. Louis. Ron Leon, Executive Director at Missouri Petroleum talking Osage Nation funding for a casino at the Lake of the Ozarks. CBS Correspondent Jim Krasula talking about the train derailment in Ohio and if we know anything more about what train was carrying. Finally, KMOX Golf Analyst Dan Reardon talks about Tiger Woods being back on the course and they remember Tim McCarver.
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 in his usual time slot to share memories of Candlestick Park in the Bay Area and how he met Cheryl Ladd on the set of Charlie’s Angels. Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories then joins the show to talk about entering a fatherhood and his favorite holiday, Mardi Gras. The dynamic duo cap off the hour discussing Emerson Electric’s decision to remain in St. Louis, and the closer-than-you-think return of Cardinals baseball.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the fellas describe the gluttonous amount of food they consumed on Super Bowl Sunday, and KMOX’s “Sports Insider” John Hancock, Jr. gives his take on the big game. John gets honest about Patrick Mahomes’ performance and even gives an early prediction for your St. Louis Cardinals. Hancock and Kelley wrap up the hour discussing their favorite Super Bowl commercials, Charlie’s Angels, and sitting next to babies on planes.
Hancock and Kelley start the show talking about what they have planned for on Super Bowl Sunday. Next, they discuss the State of the Union and what they do for Valentine’s Day. Former NFL official Joe Larrew joins Hancock and Kelley talking what it is like to be an NFL referee and how is the Super Bowl different.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! While Kelley is sunbathing and drinking from a coconut somewhere in the tropics, John Hancock and Braxton Payne are in-studio holding down the fort. KMOX News Anchor Sean Michael Lisle joins the show in his usual time slot to share stories of brushing shoulders with Grammy Award winners. It’s “UNBELIEVABLE!” Also on the docket: St. Louis City SC games start soon, going out and having fun without drinking, vacationing with children, and Black History Month.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! Michael Kelley’s toes are in the sands of Florida, so Braxton Payne of Show Me Victories steps in. The guys discuss the Super Bowl with John Hancock, Jr. who vehemently proclaims the Philadelphia Eagles will defeat the Kansas City Chiefs. John and Braxton also discuss fatherhood and the 2023 Grammy Award winners.
First, John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk upcoming presidental canidates, recreational marijuana available now in Missouri. Then, Governmental attorney and former Missouri bureaucrat, Jane Dueker, joins Hancock and Kelley to talk the recent shooting of two police officers in Soulard, crime in St.Louis, and more. To wrap the hour, Tom Brady retires and the boys react.
Governmental attorney and former Missouri bureaucrat, Jane Dueker, joins Hancock and Kelley to talk the recent shooting of two police officers in Soulard, crime in St.Louis, and more.
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 Sean Michael Lisle in his usual spot to pay respects to the recently passed star of ‘Laverne and Shirley’ Cindy Williams. Sean also shares what a studio taping of a sitcom in front of a live studio audience is like, appearing on General Hospital, and brushes with greatness at Hollywood parties. Also on the docket for the dynamic duo: missing monkeys from the Dallas Zoo, Kelley’s story of meeting Chuck Berry, the book John is obsessing over, Kelley’s revolutionary bedsheets, why the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown is a letdown, and why John thinks Super Bowl parties are overrated.
It’s Late Night with Hancock and Kelley! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the dynamic duo discuss John’s habit of getting lost before being joined by KMOX’s “Sports Insider” John Hancock, Jr. to recap the AFC and NFC championship games and to offer his Super Bowl predictions. Hancock and Kelley also discuss the disturbing police video of the beating of Tyre Nichols and the subsequent disbanding of the Memphis police unit that was responsible.