High Noon

Nate Lucas and Matt Whitener are broadcasting live from Jimmy's Place in Maryland Heights. Go say hi to them every Friday from Noon to 2 PM CT!

Friday is always a great day, especially on High Noon when Nate and Matty are out at Jimmy's Place. Jason Green from Jimmy's Place. The topic of conversation to start the day is the dealing of Vladimir Tarasenko and Niko Mikkola to the New York Rangers.

Rammer explains exactly why the Big East would be a perfect landing spot for the Billikens should the university ever consider conference realignment.

There have been an abundance of messages from listeners throughout the year from Billikens fans who want Travis Ford gone. Cole lays out why this would be a record-breaking firing if it were to happen. Rammer thinks that these texters need to get their emotions in check.

The Blues have made it clear that one member of the team will not be returning next season, so you have to think that he will be moved at the trade deadline...

H Balzer joins the show as he does every Monday in the 1:00 hour. Howard gives us an update on all of his Super Bowl coverage that's been taking place in Phoenix. Also, there have been some more names and faces moving around in the coaching scene including a former St. Louis Rams coach.

Jim, Matt and Cole dig into some Cardinals conversation and wind up going down a rabbit hole about how Ray Lankford is one of the most underappreciated Cardinals ever. What are reasonable expectations for Dylan Carlson this season?

We're keeping our Monday tradition of discussing Lindenwood athletics! Kyle Gerdeman joins us every Monday at 12:25 PM CT to discuss the Lions!

The B team is taking over as Jim Heuer, Matt Whitener and Cole Bartemes are running the show with both Nate and Rammer out and about. Mizzou had a rough one in Starkvegas. How many NBA players from Mississippi State can we name? SLU went up against the best team in the Atlantic 10 and that went poorly. Oh, and Illinois lost to Iowa. Fun times.

It's about time for us to get our weekend on at High Noon. Nate's about to head off for a little vacation. What did the guys order at Jimmy's Place today?

Lou Korac covers the Blues for NHL.com, and he's sticking around for more with Nate, Jason Green and David Solomon live from Jimmy's Place. Vladimir Tarasenko is as good as gone from the Blues, but where will he end up before the trade deadline?

Lou Korac covers the Blues for NHL.com, and he joins Nate, Jason Green and David Solomon at Jimmy's Place to dive deep into the state of the Blues and what's going to happen at the trade deadline.

Matty Whitener is out and about today, so Jason Green is subbing in for the whole two hours to talk sports as well as letting us know about the great food and scene they have at Jimmy's Place.

The retirement of Tom Brady has the sports world reengaging in all of the traditional goofy debates. Who is the greatest team-sport athlete of all time? That discussion brings up a number of hurdles, but we'll still try to clear them to get to an answer!

The Three Man Weave is a great podcast covering college basketballk, and Jim Root is here to drop some knowledge. Jim talks with Nate and Rammer about SLU, Mizzou and some national storylines.

Jed Stugart makes a little offseason pit stop to check in with High Noon! Nate and Rammer learn about Coach's experience on the recruiting trail this year as well as his history in the country music scene in Nashville.

Any radio station worth their salt puts time and effort into listener engagement. However, the ghosts of 590 past once concocted an idea to engage with listeners that would've been an absolute disaster for the on-air product. Steak 'n Shakes are closing all around, and not enough people are talking about it.

Kevin Bryant is a former CIA agent and the author of the book "Spies on the Sidelines" and he joins High Noon once again to discuss cheating in sports through espionage. Kevin even gives us insight into one instance that may have cost the St. Louis Rams a Super Bowl.

Rammer is back from covering the Billikens versus Fordham, but we have more enthusiastic local basketball to talk about as Mizzou beat down on LSU in the battle of the Tigers. What is something you always forget to pack when leaving for a trip?

Stan Fischler talks about his latest book, "Tales Of Brooklyn", in a wide-ranging discussion. Stan remembers watching Stan Musial play against his beloved Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field, he pays tribute to Bobby Hull, and gives his thoughts on the current NHL product.

Golf is back, and so is our friend Cam Rogers! Cam joins the show to talk golf, but he can't help but to share some thoughts on the NFL playoffs. He is deadset on the winner of the upcoming Super Bowl.

It's a bad day iun Billiken land when Francis Okoro is your leading assist man. The Fordham Rams eliminated the threat of Yuri Collins, and some fear that the tape of this game could give the rest of the conference the map for how to take down this SLU team.

Chip Caray had some great comments on The Bernie Show on Tuesday night, so we take a listen to what he had to say about the younger generation and their relationship with professional baseball. Modern day athletes have a fractured relationship with the media, and a lot of fans probably share that sentiment in today's clickbait culture. Covid is a danger on planes unless you have a ginger ale sitti...

How Marcus got into bodybuilding - Purpose of using incline with dumbbells - Outdoor cardio - Evaluating 75 Hard - Break the conditioning - Endurance for various sports - NBA fantasy land

David Solomon joins us for this edition of Twitter Tuesday. We have a WIDE array of subjects this week including the Dave Portnoy not getting along with the Empire State Building, a comedian getting another shot after being cancelled, millenials who hate children and NBA referees experiencing sleepless nights.