The St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Blues have a special bond from ownership down on down. The two organizations support each other, and their relationship has been on full display recently with the Blues’ trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.

Moises Rodriguez joins the program to discuss his role with the Cardinals and how the club identifies talent overseas.

A St. Louis neighborhood thought so much of Bob Gibson’s legacy it renamed one of its streets after him. Hear from residents, public officials, and Gibson himself on the significance of Bob Gibson Way.

Roberto Clemente’s son Luis Clemente joins the program to discuss reigning Roberto Clemente Award winner Yadier Molina and more.

Cardinals third base coach Pop Warner joins the show to talk about in-game base running decisions.

Woody Williams spent four years pitching in St. Louis. On this episode he discusses the 2004 NL championship team, why he fell in love with the Cardinals so quickly and what he’s doing in retirement.

Cardinals bench coach Oliver Marmol joins the show to discuss his role with the club and his journey through the organization.

Members of the Cardinals Hall of Fame join the show to talk about the home opener in St. Louis and what it means to them.

Paul DeJong and his agent Burton Rocks join the show. They talk about their relationship and Paul's journey in baseball.

Spring Training has seen many changes over the decades. Tony La Russa, Clint Hurdle and Cardinals retired traveling secretary C.J. Cherre join the show to discuss how they’ve seen camp evolve.

Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak discusses the upcoming season, and his career in Major League Baseball.

Miles Mikolas and José Martínez each turned in stellar 2018 seasons. They discuss last year’s accomplishments, playing in St. Louis and how they’ve spent this winter. Each conversation was part of a main stage chat at the annual Winter Warm-Up.

Bob Tewksbury tells baseball stories, discusses his career and talks about being a mental skills coach during Flashback Friday at the Cardinals Museum.

Mike Shildt joins the program to talk about Paul Goldschmidt, getting to know the St. Louis community, and more. Plus, what would an all-time Cardinals lineup look like? Host Brett McMillan rolls out his nine from Cardinals history.

The Cardinals are bringing back the powder blue uniforms. Former Cardinals outfielder and current scout Kerry Robinson joins the show to talk about his idea for the rebirth of the famous uniform. Team president Bill DeWitt III also weighs in on how the new look pulled from old and new inspirations

Yadier Molina has been named the 2018 Roberto Clemente Award winner. He is the fifth Cardinal to be acknowledged with the honor, giving St. Louis the most winners in MLB history. This episode includes comments from Molina, his wife, and commissioner Rob Manfred.

Randy Flores won a World Series as a Cardinals reliever in 2006, and today he serves as the club’s Director of Scouting. He joins the show to discuss his time in the organization and the Cardinals most recent first round draft pick, Nolan Gorman.

Matt Adams joins the show to talk about being back in St. Louis and his knack for pinch hitting in critical spots. Plus, Kolten Wong discusses his stellar defense and how he didn't begin playing second base until college.

Ray Washburn threw a no-hitter for the Cardinals on September 18, 2018. It came in San Francisco just a day after the Giants’ Gaylord Perry had fired a no-no for against the Cards. Washburn joins the program to discuss that historic outing, and the year of the pitcher in 1968.

Cardinals Director of Communications Brian Bartow joins the show to discuss the days surrounding September 11, 2001. Baseball took a leave of absence as the nation grieved. Meanwhile the Cardinals had to find a way home from Milwaukee after all air traffic was grounded. When games resumed Jack Buck stirred a packed house at Busch with a now famous original poem. Bartow witnessed it all first hand, and relays stories about an unprecedented week in American, and baseball, history.

Ozzie Smith conducts one-on-one interviews with current Cardinals Matt Carpenter and Paul DeJong. Discussion includes the club’s second half success, hitting philosophy, the now famous salsa, and more.

This episode includes separate discussions with Cardinals alumni Larry Walker and John Tudor. Both reflect on their individual era of Cardinals baseball and talk about why St. Louis was an important stop during their careers.

It was the year of the pitcher, and Bob Gibson was its face. This year’s Cardinals yearbook recalls the summer of 1968. Cardinals Director of Publications Steve Zesch joins the show to talk about Gibson’s incredible season, and how the Cardinals Magazine staff aimed to bring it context within the 2018 yearbook.

Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith played a role in making the 100th PGA Championship a success for St. Louis. He is also the President of the Gateway Chapter of the PGA Reach Foundation, helping influence inner city youth through the game of golf. The Wizard joins the show to discuss an award he earned for his efforts. Plus, St. Louis native Brad Lefton talks about his time covering Ichiro and other famous Japanese players for media outlets across the world.

The Cardinals revamped bullpen includes a number of rookie arms, including Daniel Poncedeleon and Dakota Hudson. Both hurlers join the podcast to discuss what it has been like pitching in St. Louis.