The Bernie Show

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie visits with Saturday Down South and Saturday Tradition national college football writer Matt Hayes. Matt offers up his analysis ahead of the conference championship games, where Mizzou' season stacks up, and what the future holds for Cody Schrader.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold about what's next for the Cardinas after signing Sonny Gray including how to bolster an anemic bullpen.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie breaks down the various college football playoff scenarios after the latest round of rankings.

Bernie points out how even though he despises the Rams, he's still rooting for members of the organization with St. Louis ties. He also makes a plea for the Cardinals to reinforce their bullpen with Ryan Helsley prone to get hurt at any moment.

Bernie visits with Talk of Fame Two writer and host Clark Judge. Clark reveals who he thinks has the best shot to win it all this season and Bernie and Clark dive into the recently improved Denver Broncos.

Bernie makes a case for why Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo might be the top assistant coach in the NFL as he runs through his NFL Week 12 notes.

Bernie chats with MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton about his reaction to the Cardinals signing Sonny Gray and what moves he expects the Cardinals will make next.

Bernie analyzes reaction across baseball to the Cardinals' signing of Sonny Gray including one analyst who is not a fan of the acquisition.

Ambassador Midwest Floor VP of Sales & Marketing Brian McGee joins Bernie to talk about Ambassador's promotions and charitable endeavors for the holiday season.

Bernie checks in on the world of college football ahead of the latest CFP rankings announcement as he bemoans how many of his fellow Heisman Trophy voters are factoring in team success for an individual award.

A day after the Cardinals signed Sonny Gray, Bernie asks what's next for John Mozeliak and what young player he thinks the Cardinals might want to explore trading.

Bernie listens in to some of John Mozeliak and Sonny Gray's remarks from Monday afternoon's press conference and doubles down on why Mozeliak deserves praise for his moves to date this offseason.

Bernie visits with CBSSports.com MLB writer and Birdy Works substack publisher Dayn Perry. Dayn analyzes the Sonny Gray signing and weighs in on the other Cards' moves over the offseason as well as who else could be on the move in or out of St. Louis and what to expect from returning players.

Keith Law of The Athletic joins Bernie to break down the Cardinals' acquisition of Sonny Gray.

Bernie chats with Mizzou football radio analyst Howard Richards. Bernie and Howard talk about if Cody Schrader deserves Heisman Trophy consideration and about what's next for Mizzou as it awaits its bowl assignment.

Bernie offers up his initial thoughts and analysis on the Cardinals signing Sonny Gray to a three-year contract with a club option for 2027.

Bernie reacts to listener texts critical of the signings of Kyle Gibon and Lance Lynn and provides context on just how they can help the big league club.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold just hours after John Mozeliak formally announced the signings of RHPs Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson. Derrick weighs in on those moves and all of Mozeliak's musings from Tuesday's press conference.

Bernie chats with NFL.com and NFL network reporter Judy Battista. Judy talks about signs of decline for the Kansas City Chiefs and why the Cleveland Browns are still a playoff team. She also discusses some of her Italian Thanksgiving staples including her special gravy.

Bernie talks about the pros and cons of the Cardinals signing Kyle Gibson and Lance Lynn including if Lynn can still make meaningful contributions.