The Morning After STL is the longest-running local sports morning show in St. Louis. Tim McKernan, Martin Kilcoyne, Doug Vaughn, and Jackson Burkett have the fortune of hosting the circus each morning from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. -- LIVE on 101 ESPN Radio at 101.1 FM, 101ESPN.com, TMASTL.com, TMASTL YouTube, The TMASTL app, and anywhere you find podcasts.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 7001 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsComedy |
David Freese joins the program as our surprise guest to see what he’s up to. We relive the 2011 World Series, how people in Texas view him, and his past as a young athlete. Freese also talks about the value of former Cardinal greats helping him durin... more
(00:00-5:54) Results of the poll on the TMA Twitter. What would you rather do Saturday night: go to Blues/Stars or watch Mizzou/Auburn on TV. 57% would rather watch Mizzou/Auburn. Cutting the line for the bathroom at Faurot. Big bounce back weekend. more
(00:00-3:16) Who's The Boss? Bud Wiser. MLB to housekeeping is a logical progression.
(3:24-18:09) Another Bud Wiser production. Scott Baio would be a good surprise guest. Audio of Cardinals coach John Gannon talking about taking emotion out of coac... more
(00:00-22:01) Is Different Strokes the greatest television show of all time? JR didn't pull any punches after the Blues game last night. JR with some alarming defensive stats through the first four games. Don't ever age out Jackson's King again. Get ... more
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It’s a decent listen. Definitely the old episodes.
Overcaffeinated hosts who are constantly talking over each other to desperately reach for the most glib and sarcastic comment they can find is a lousy way to start the day.
There are simply too many voices (how many people are in the booth?) trying too hard to be edgy. And the evolution of the station's morning show that's now attempting to provide cultural insights outside of sports simply doesn't work.
Yes, it's tough to make a go of FM sports radio in this age of broadcasting, but this sh... more
The show is now everything it used to mock :(
20 minutes ago they were talking about iced tea
This show is a disgusting place for degenerates. Thought I was listening to sports, instead it’s pure filth! Sexism runs rampant here. Objectifying women constantly.
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This engaging morning show combines elements of local sports commentary with humor and lively banter among a group of seasoned hosts. Regularly featuring dynamic discussions on notable St. Louis sports teams, including the Cardinals and Blues, the show also delves into broader topics such as college football rivalries, particularly the Missouri vs. Kansas match-up, and various betting strategies. The casual, comedic tone draws listeners in, making complex sports issues easily digestible while fostering a vibrant community feel. Unique segments often include listener interactions, promoting a sense of inclusion and camaraderie.
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Recent guests on The Morning After STL include:
1. Gabriel P DeArmond
2. Kevin Morad
3. Josh Pate
4. Dylan Holloway
5. Joey Van Zummeren
6. Caller Ellen
7. Bill DeWitt Jr.
8. Chaim Bloom
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