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Frank has a big question of the day for his listeners! What is your game day setup looking like for the first day of March Madness? Where are you hanging out and what food are you having?

Frank delivers his opening monologue on this Tuesday edition of The Press Box. Frank touches on a number of local topics. He also addresses a long awaited topic about Travis Ford's job security within the SLU program. The question of the day on The Press Box is who is on the Mt. Rushmore of heavy pitchers?

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Roll out the red carpet and grab a tub of Redenbacher's, because it's time to go to the movies. The Academy Awards are one of the most anticipated cinema celebrations in the world, so naturally, when the show seemed like it was losing its pizzazz, the producers need to find a way to spice things up again. And what better way to do that than to add in lavish production numbers, incongruous sketches, and appearances from some of the greatest stars of yesterday and tomorrow? Rob teaches Ray about the infamous 1989 Oscars, and its impact on the format the ceremony now follows; how Allen Carr's outrageous vision for a star-studded night of glitz and glamour became an overproduced nightmare; why the House of Mouse wasn't too pleased with Mr. Carr's opening number; and how the perception of this particular Oscars not only cratered Carr's career, but might have some redeeming qualities when viewed in the light of recent awards show flops and failures.If you like what we are doing, please support us on Patreon.TEAMRay HebelRobert W. SchneiderMark SchroederBilly RecceDaniel SchwartzbergGabe CrawfordNatalie DeSaviaARTICLESEPISODE CLIPSBruce Vilanch on "The 1989 Oscars" with Rob Lowe and Snow White The 11 minutes that ruined Hollywood producer Allan Carr's career forever Billy Crystal's Opening Monologue: 1990 Oscars The Stars of Tomorrow: 1989 OscarsRob Lowe Recounts Bombing at the 1989 OscarsDustin Hoffman's Oscar Acceptance Speech 1989ADDITIONAL MUSIC & SOUND EFFECTS"Happy Bee," "No Spam Polka," and "Teddy Bear Waltz"• Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)• Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Additional Sound Effects from Final Cut Pro, iLife, and Logic Pro

Today's edition of The Press Box starts like every other Tuesday... with a monologue! Frank begins the show questioning how long the XFL will be able to last due to early attendance issues.

…and should Iowans get a refund?

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Frank begins this Thursday edition of The Press Box with his signature monologue. Frank has some thoughts on Colton Parayko that Blues fans might be interested in.

Gather around! Frank's got an opening monologue for you on this Tuesday morning.

On Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Biden v. Nebraska—which will determine whether the executive branch has the unilateral authority to cancel over $400 billion in student loan debt via power granted by the 2003 HEROES Act.

Larry Kudlow talks about money and politics, shocking inflation numbers, and Biden's utter failure to produce economic growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank touches on a number of subjects in his opening monologue including the Alabama basketball debacle, the atrocious effort in the NBA All-Star game, the Battlehawks being more interesting than the Blues and even more!

The opening monologue starts on a somber note with a local story that has changed one person's life forever. Frank also which local team he is supporting the most at this current moment in time.

Rich begins today's show discussing the heartless murder of a Temple University police officer. Rich details his incredible character. He then moves to the criminal who decided to come to Philadelphia in order to carjack, when the murder was committed.

Today's opening monologue highlights the Billikens which featured a stellar performance by Gibson Jimerson. Frank also starts talking about attractive women following the passing of Raquel Welch.

Frank brings his signature monologue to this Tuesday edition of The Press Box. Franks kicks off the show discussing the Cardinals extending John Mozeliak.

Frank and Andy react to everything that happened on your television during the Super Bowl.

Mark's opening monologue from today's show, laying out everything from continued SOTU commentary to the Blues making a big trade!

If you thought Frank's monologues were diverse before, get a load of this. Frank jumps all over the place on today's monologue from blockbuster NBA trades to determining the appropriate course of action for greeting your friend's wife.

It's actually truly shocking

President Joe Biden is set to deliver his State of the Union address tonight and is fully expected to tout his economic policies, specifically the recent Department of Labor report indicating the creation of 500,000 jobs. However, as Dr. E.J. Antoni notes in his most recent Fox Business article, “once you account for employment rates, the labor market still has not recovered to pre-pandemic levels. The labor force participation rate and employment-to-population ratio have both remained stubbornly low, resulting in about 2.6 million fewer people working today, compared to pre-pandemic rates.” You can read Dr. Antoni's article at: https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/monthly-jobs-report-still-reliable-last-domino-fall

On Saturday, a U.S. F-22 Raptor fighter jet shot down a Chinese reconnaissance balloon off the coast of South Carolina. The balloon had been tracked for several days flying over the continental United States, as well as Alaska and Canada. According to U.S. Air Force General Glen VanHerk, the balloon may have been carrying explosives, giving it the capability to self-destruct. 

Frank delivers his signature opening monologue to begin this Tuesday program.

Larry Kudlow talks about the Chinese surveillance balloon currently sailing over the northern United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Wednesday night, Hunter Biden finally conceded that the infamous laptop abandoned at an electronics repair shop in Wilmington, Delaware belonged to him. Biden's attorney Abbe Lowell accused John Paul Mac Isaac, several Trump advisors, and Senator Rob Johnson of unlawfully accessing personal information on Biden's surrendered laptop. Lowell has requested a criminal probe into the dissemination of information from the laptop. 

Today's opening monologue hones its focus in on the Mizzou basketball team after picking up a fun win against LSU. Also, what are our expectations for Sean Payton in Denver?

Is that the answer to this tax which continually goes up and up and up?

Frank opens up this Tuesday edition of The Press Box venting some frustrations with this Blues team heading into the break during his Opening Monologue. Frank's stream-of-con features an opinion about, you guessed it, food.

Larry talks about new energy bills that he hopes would pass. Larry also talks about Biden using our strategic oil reserves to fix gas prices, and calls for America to produce more oil so gas prices won't creep up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What to do, what to do... Is Doug Armstrong going to sell at the trade deadline? What are the Blues going to look like in the second half of the season? Frank is getting antsy for the NFL conference championship games. Is Sunday the best day on the sports calendar?

Frank opens up this Tuesday show the only way he knows how. Today's monologue features a discussion about retroactively reviewing the Ryan O'Reilly and Tage Thompson trade. Frank also has a new television series recommendation.

Andy Van Slyke called in sick this morning, so Frank's opening the show with an uncharacteristic Monday monologue! Today's monologue the NFL, the NFL and the NFL. Oh, and Mizzou and SLU also played. Which athletes famously fought through injuries on the field like Patrick Mahomes? And which television series famously had a great first season and then fell off a cliff? Frank is not happy with the 2nd season of Your Honor.

Larry Kudlow opens the show talking about the lack prosperity and economic growth in the United States, as we've had a very bad economic year last year. We have got to get this country back on track! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College basketball is the lede story on today's monologue as SLU and Mizzou both delivered impressive performances on the hardwood last night. Frank also touches on a controversial topic coming from the Philadelphia Flyers organization.

If you are not going to answer legitimate questions, why are you there?

Frank delivers his signature monologue to open up this Wednesday show with Bob Ramsey out in Chicago with the Billikens. Today's monologue sparks an interesting conversation about whether Tom Brady and the 49ers would be a good match next season.

Frank opens up this Tuesday edition of The Press Box with his signature opening monologue. Today's monologue puts an emphasis on the Blues and the Cowboys/Buccaneers playoff game.

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Frank opens up this Thursday show with a monologue that highlights the exhillerating Billikens game, Mizzou falls way short against A&M, ESPN being sued by former employees and a tribute to Kemoll's which closed following the passing of Frank's mother.

Frank is back in the studio for this Tuesday edition of The Press Box. Frank gets the morning going with a monologue about Georgia's second consecutive National Championship, the Blues and America's obsession with the National Football League.

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Frank opens this Thursday edition of The Press Box with his signature monologue. It was a night of college basketball in-and-around the Gateway City on Wednesday, and an unsuccessful one at that. Frank concludes today's monologue with an ode to his mother who just recently passed.

Frank opens up this Tuesday show with his usual monologue. He begins with thoughts on Buffalo Bills defensive back Damar Hamlin, and he also touches on the St. Louis Blues, Barbara Walters, the Stallions and more!

Frank opens up this Thursday edition of The Press Box with his signature monologue. Today's monologue hits on Mizzou's big victory over Kentucky on the hardwood, the Blues having a must-win game against the Blackhawks, an excerpt about The Beatles and more!

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