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’r...
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 foll...
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 ...
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 ...
Brian Wahby joins Hancock and Kelley talking about Mardi gras weekend.
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...
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.
Tofu Concern Quartet is available for hire to sing for your Valentine.
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 Z...
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.
