The Kilcoyne Conversation

"The Kilcoyne Conversation" checks in with Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Tales from his hotel quarantine in Edmonton, going from covering the NHL to NHL, his favorite players, and his favorite moments from his career.

In this week's "Martin and Marlow," tales from Michigan, their picks to click for Cardinals 2020 season, Top 5 Tom Petty songs, and why docking a boat may be the most stressful thing you ever do. 

This week "The Kilcoyne Conversation" talks it over with comedian Greg Warren.  They discuss his new Amazon special, doing comedy research with farmers, quitting a job in corporate America for a life in stand-up, and hoping to get back out on the road.

In the latest "Martin and Marlow," can MLB pull this off, TV shows of their youth, Charlie says his daughter will go to Kirkwood High School, plus your favorite number 7's.

"The Kilcoyne Conversation" visits with retired Marine Colonel Jack Jackson, who flew 668 missions in Vietnam. Later he worked as Boeing as a test pilot and served as a State Senator.

In this week's "Martin and Marlow," the guys talk about how weird 2020 baseball might be, the sports announcers of their youth, plus St. Louis people love the coast of MIchigan.

In this week's "Martin and Marlow," what they learned from their Dads, baseball's continued impasse, and what it means when Jim Marlow breaks out some "new" music. 

In this week's episode of "Martin and Marlow," a review of the "Long Gone Summer" documentary, steroid thoughts, Mark McGwire then and now, plus Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt's comments on MLB profits.

Martin Kilcoyne talks with the Cardinals former General Manager Walt Jocketty about the Summer of 1998 and the home run race between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.  With the new ESPN documentary coming out, Jocketty talks about trading for McGwire, the pressure of the home run pursuit, and whether the PED confession diminishes the accomplishment.

The latest "Martin and Marlow" comes to you from Charlie's backyard. Topics include the dog attacking Martin, life in small market news, random Toronto Blue Jay references, and advice from Bob Costas.

In this visit with the Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, Martin talks to John Mozeliak about saving what's left of a possible baseball season.  Also, Yadier Molina's wishes for a new contract,  eating dinner at home 70 straight nights, his famous "Mo-isms" that he utters to reporters, and how a fishing trip with former Rockies pitcher Bryn Smith launched his career.

Catching up with Martin's TV colleague and former radio co-host. It's the return of "Martin and Marlow." The Kilcoyne Conversation visits with Charlie Marlow as we discuss radio chaos, Covid-19 complaints, and eating less but drinking more.

Gary Pinkel spent 15 seasons as Mizzou's football coach. He went to 10 bowl games and left as the Tigers' all-time leader in wins. His new mission is his foundation GP M.A.D.E.   He talks to Martin about his favorite Mizzou memories, plus his work now to help kids.

Martin catches up with Isaac Bruce, the Rams legend who is set to go into the Hall of Fame this summer. What has Isaac heard from the folks in Canton about whether the induction will take place in August? He says whenever the ceremony happens, he wants it to be a large St. Louis celebration. 

Martin checks in with St. Louis Cardinals All-Star shortstop who's been in St. Louis during this MLB shutdown working out with Kolten Wong. They talk about his biochemistry degree, life after baseball, and what it was like taking out the "M" in Big Mac Land. 

St. Louisan Larry Hughes played in the NBA as a teammate of both Michael Jordan and Lebron James at different points in his career. Martin discusses his view of "The Last Dance" documentary and how Hughes views it from his perspective.