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Hancock and Kelley discuss the death of Mel Carnahan that happened on this date 26 years ago and Fred Wellman against Ann Wagner election. Finally, train horns in St. Louis.

Hancock and Kelley's full show includes a recap of their speech at the Rotary Club this week; Congress has been absent most of this term; will both the House and Senate flip?; Robert Keller Kelley (Days of Our Lives actor) was living in St Peters?; Hancock offered his mid-term exam to Michael Kelley.

Michael and John's full show. The chat about Sen Eric Schmitt's perjury accusations against Jack Smith this week; travel to and from Branson and the high cost of fuel; the home mortgage rate; and local policing.

John Hancock & Michael Kelley's full show for Friday, September 25, 2026. Seg 1 - the 'UN has been a benefit to the world' Seg 2 - The White Sox are 'limping into the playoffs, but they're in the playoffs' Seg 3 - Recapping Archbishop Fulton Sheen Seg 4 - Democrats are sure to flip the House 'turn the lights out, baby' Seg 5 - 'You can't go expelling journalists out of the White House'

Hancock and Kelley's full show discusses the Missouri redistricting case and the looming mid-term election.

Michael Kelley flies solo as John Hancock joins via phone from Disney World. They discuss the fun of Disney for kids and adults; yesterday's 7-0 Missouri Supreme Court ruling on redistricting and how it will impact this November's election; and Michael remembers Lu Green's legacy.

Michael and John joke about the Executive Order to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America'; they chat about the trade issues between Canada and the US; plus a longtime friend of John's has been with Six Flags for over 40 years, Elizabeth Gotway talks about the rebrand of the park.

Hancock and Kelly for the 21st of August, 2026. Both are excited by the BMW Championship; the national debt has reached $40-trillion; beef prices are still high, how is it still Joe Biden's fault?; Sam Page appoints Kitty Ratcliffe to a tourism board.

Hancock and Kelley host the full hour on this Friday morning. John is injured with a strained oblique, he thinks. They discuss the Crisis Nursery event and policing in St Louis; shouldn't we just consider data centers just a, 'reality of life'?; Travel Expert Peter Greenberg; Trump escapes targeted plane, but leaves press and Cabinet officials on board; the Lambert Airport Director retires.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley talk about primary elections. The Australian Pink Floyd Show is coming to St. Louis on August 23rd. Finally Chris and Amy producer Matt Podjeski joins The Odyssey and Ted Lasso.

Hancock and Kelley talk about the upcoming election and what they expect to happen with St. Charles County Executive amendments 4 and 5 and more. Hancock received a phone call about missing jury duty and had to call a lawyer to see if it was a scam.

Hancock & Kelley discuss data centers with the developer of one proposed by Festus. Plus, the importance of primary voting; Trump's pull on the Republican party and candidates; Amendment 5's lack of appeal; the St Louis County Executive race.

Chris McKee, President of CRG, joins John and Michael. He explains the process a proposed data center in Festus is going through as they are taking community feedback about the proposal. He says data centers, 'are the invisible digital backbone of daily life,' and the Festus project at its peak would include 1000 construction jobs and 200 permanent jobs once operational.

We get a full hour of Hancock and Kelley on this Friday as they discuss the speech by President Trump. Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby and what it could mean for his future. Travel Expert Peter Greenberg joins to talk about airline airfare and road traveling. Finally, they discuss career politicians and being able to bet on anything.

Hancock and Kelley chat about presidential history and their America Revisited series on KMOX. Why are we surprised by the Graham Platner allegations?; Campaigns get going for Missouri's Amendment 4&5 measures; eliminating the state income tax, what could happen?