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The Morning After STL

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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.

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Latest Episodes

Jim Drew of the STL Business Journal joins the program to discuss his story yesterday about David Hoffman eyeing a purchase of the Cardinals. Jim gives us some background on the story and on the Hoffman family and David’s business ventures. We discus... more

(00:00-11:24) How are we supposed to do a show with Can You Stand The Rain playing? Tim's son is obsessed with the Missouri Tigers and Zach Bryan. Going thru Nelly's catalog. Slo Down. The Tip Drill video. Tim took a couple of kicks below the belt fr... more

(00:00-11:49) Joined by Gabe DeArmond of Power Mizzou and the lede is the troughs being taken out of the bathrooms at Faurot Field. Is this game against South Carolina a must win for the Tigers to make the tournament? Jackson's been off his go-go med... more

(00:00-3:28) Happy birthday, Bob Marley. Jackson ruins the guessing game. Drops of the Week.

(3:35-26:15) Joined by friend of the show, Blues analyst, Joey Vitale. Heading to Detroit for some youth girls hockey. Joey's youth, playing hockey and pour... more

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Recent Guests

Jim Drew
Writer for the St. Louis Business Journal
St. Louis Business Journal
Episode: St. Louis Business Journal Writer, Jim Drew
Gabriel P. DeArmond
Reporter for PowerMizzou
PowerMizzou.com
Episode: TMA (2-6-26) Hour 3 - Hot Take Bassoon
Chris May
Director of Athletics at Saint Louis University
Saint Louis University
Episode: Saint Louis Billikens Director of Athletics, Chris May
Bill Dewitt III
President of the St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Episode: TMA (2-3-26) Hour 2 - Stickin' Around For Steve
Tom Ackerman
Sports anchor and reporter, known for KMOX
KMOX
Episode: TMA (1-30-26) Hour 2 - Pausing The Radio Wars
Matt Vasgersian
Broadcaster and former MLB voice, known for his engaging commentary
MLB Network
Episode: TMA (1-29-26) Hour 2 - Seems To Be A Reporter Sometimes
Dick Stephens
Owner of Varsity Communications
Varsity Communications
Episode: TMA (1-28-26) Hour 4 - Big Swagu
Bob Ramsey
The voice of Billikens Basketball
KMOX Radio
Episode: TMA (1-28-26) Hour 1 - Mya Culpa
Ricky Proehl
Head coach of the Battlehawks
Episode: New Battlehawks Head Coach, Ricky Proehl

Hosts

Tim McKernan
Co-host known for a blend of sports commentary and comedic flair, bringing a lively energy to the discussions.
Martin Kilcoyne
Co-host and veteran sports broadcaster known for his insightful analysis and humorous commentary.
Doug Vaughn
Co-host with extensive experience in sports radio, blending analysis with entertainment.
Jackson Burkett
Co-host known for engaging discussions and a comedic touch, contributing to the dynamic of the host team.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 685 ratings
  • Needs a CSN Simulcast

    I love this show, and I see great potential. This has a Boomer and Carton sort of feel and definitely the top rated show in the area. The humor is more my speed and it’s the teams I care about, with a couple of hosts I grew up watching on their nightly news programs. I think the Cardinals Sports Network, CSN will have this as a simulcast when the time comes where that’s a thing ha!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jeff Anderson from Chabad
    United States3 months ago
  • Solid

    It’s a decent listen. Definitely the old episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Lilmc4055
    United States5 months ago
  • Ugh.

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    That Guy With Opinions
    United Statesa year ago
  • Shows changed

    The show is now everything it used to mock :(

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    J Brod
    United Statesa year ago
  • Six

    20 minutes ago they were talking about iced tea

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Smalls1814
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate the witty banter and engaging discussions about local sports.
The humor is often highlighted as a strong point of the show, adding to its appeal.
Listeners appreciate the hosts' ability to mix sports and humor, creating a lively start to their day.
Overall, listeners enjoy the commentary on various local topics, including timely news in sports.
Some critiques mention that the show sometimes veers too far into personal anecdotes over sports content.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#222
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

TMA (2-3-26) Hour 1 - Sweet Sweet Tai
Q: How do you see the impact of the declining television revenue on the franchise?
Bill acknowledges the difficulties presented by declining revenues but maintains optimism about the team's future trajectory with young players.
TMA (2-3-26) Hour 1 - Sweet Sweet Tai
Q: How do you suppose this will affect the Cardinals' ability to put a competitive team on the field moving forward?
Bill emphasizes the need for clarity and understanding in their moves, suggesting that fans can be optimistic about the team's restructuring.
TMA (2-6-26) Hour 3 - Hot Take Bassoon
Q: What did the AD say regarding fan concerns?
Gabe mentions the surprising amount of fan interest in bathroom facilities at games, reflecting on the unusual questions he received while meeting with the athletic director.
TMA (2-6-26) Hour 3 - Hot Take Bassoon
Q: Do you think maybe this week off will do the Tigers some good?
Gabe believes the time off gives important players an opportunity to recover, particularly highlighting how it seems to positively impact Sean Phillips.
Saint Louis Billikens Director of Athletics, Chris May
Q: What are your thoughts on conference realignment?
The most important thing we can do is win and win big, as the A-10 has been great for us, but we need to keep focused on winning championships.

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This morning show provides a unique blend of local sports commentary and light-hearted comedy, primarily focusing on St. Louis sports teams, including the Cardinals, Blues, and college teams such as the Missouri Tigers. The hosts are known for their engaging banter and humorous takes on current events in sports as well as personal anecdotes, creating an entertaining atmosphere for both die-hard sports fans and casual listeners alike. With a mix of sports analysis, playful discussions, and listener interactions, the show likely appeals to a diverse audience who appreciates both sports and comedy.

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1. The Tim McKernan Show
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Recent guests on The Morning After STL include:

1. Jim Drew
2. Gabriel P. DeArmond
3. Chris May
4. Bill Dewitt III
5. Tom Ackerman
6. Matt Vasgersian
7. Dick Stephens
8. Bob Ramsey

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