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"Meet me at Musial" is a trademark of St. Louis, where the Musial statue is a rallying point. Every week, two far-flung fans virtually "meet at Musial" to go over the latest in Cardinal news and discussion. Daniel Shoptaw (@C70, from Arkansas) and Allen Medlock (@amedlock1, Oklahoma) prove that great Cardinal talk can come anywhere in Cardinal Nation when you meet up to discuss your favorite team.

You know it's a weird week when the team goes from four games out to 5.5 within the span of ten hours. Daniel (@C70) and Allen (@amedlock1) talk about the brief Royals series and how that shook out. After that, they get into the trade deadline talk, discussing what the Cardinals might need and what they might give up. There's a discussion of the All-Star Game and Allen's contention Ryan Helsley should have had company in Texas. They then look ahead to the Cubs series before Allen's internet connection tells them it's time to wrap it up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/...

The baseball community mourns the loss of Willie Mays, who died Tuesday at the age of 93. One of the greatest players ever, Mays is sixth all time with 660 home runs and won 12 Gold Glove Awards for his dazzling defense in center field. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s episode … ACT 1: THE BIG STORIES (0:53-6:11) Chicago’s North Siders strung together three straight bunts (!) to key a two-run rally, while the Twins unveiled a special super-funky home run celebration on Prince Night. ACT 2: WHIPAROUND (6:12-7:52) Elsewhere around the bigs, J.D. Martinez’s first career walk-off homer pushed the Mets past the Marlins, and reliever David Robertson was lights-out again in the Rangers’ win, fanning Mookie Betts, Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman late at Dodger Stadium. ACT 3: LOOKING AHEAD (7:53-9:58) Rivalry matchups abound this ...

Are you a baseball fan looking for a quick, easy way to catch up on all the scores and stories from the night before? To hear the craziest stat from every team? To learn which player dominated the day? To find out who tied Boots Poffenberger’s 90-year-old hit-by-pitch record? MLB.com’s Morning Lineup podcast will be coming to you five days a week – Monday through Friday – all in under 10 minutes. A rotating group of hosts will get you up to date on everything you need to know first thing in the A.M., so you can move on with your day, watch more baseball, and then (hopefully) listen to ...

This popcast takes us out of the booth to talk to Jim Cooper about his book, The (not so little) book of Cancer Caregiving. AB and JT learn about Jim's experience caring for his wife during her battle with brain cancer, and how that turned into a book that walks with caregivers to help them on their journey. Take a listen!Find Jim's book here:https://www.amazon.com/Not-Little-Book-Cancer-Caregiving/dp/098882132X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The only Cardinals podcast dumber than running on Yadi. A weekly podcast mostly about the St. Louis Cardinals.

The True Detective: Night Country Podcast dives deep into the world of Ennis, Alaska and our True Detectives Liz Danvers (played by Jodie Foster) and Evangeline Navarro (played by Kali Reis) to explore the mysterious Tsalal scientists disappearances and cold case connection that unravel during The Long Night. Join our host Alice Qannik Glenn, a member of an indigenous Alaskan community and activist, who will spotlight a range of voices from the series creators and crew to understand the “why” and “how” behind this season, its narrative and characters.

Bernie Miklasz and Will Leitch have the last show for 2023.

Today’s show features an interview with Noah Galloway. Sergeant Noah Galloway, a Birmingham, Alabama native, is the personification of valor and resilience. This Purple Heart awarded, double amputee decided to join the military as a result of the September 11th terror attacks. However, his battles didn’t end in the field when he was forced to adapt to a life with only two limbs after an IED attack during Operation Iraqi Freedom which would take his left leg above the knee and his left arm above the elbow. Noah’s incredible journey to mental and physical wellness is one that he shares his...