Fifty years ago Bob Gibson set a new standard for pitching with his 1.12 ERA. But, Gibson’s career began in 1959 when he debuted with the Cardinals. One of the first men to catch him was J.W. Porter. Porter joins the program to discuss catching Gibson as a rookie, and the other famous names he played with, and against, during his career.

Jason Motte closed out the 2011 World Series for the Cardinals, but his impact away from the ballpark is equally important. The Jason Motte Foundation seeks to K cancer, and it maintains a visible presence in St. Louis. Motte was invited to Cardinals’ big league spring training where he sat down with Cardinals Insider to discuss his career and off-field mission.

Lou Brock, Bob Gibson, and Whitey Herzog all discuss their perspective of the home opener. Plus, Cardinals Magazine Senior Writer Stan McNeal joins the show to talk about Yadier Molina’s on-going efforts to help the people of Puerto Rico in the wake of last year’s hurricane.

José Oquendo, Chris Carpenter, and Mike Matheny each join Ozzie Smith for separate chats at the team’s complex in Jupiter, Fla. Topics include teaching baseball in the modern age, the 2018 season outlook, and what it means to be a Cardinal.

Cardinals outfielder Harrison Bader joins the show to discuss his off-season and journey to the big leagues. Topics include what playing youth baseball in New York City was like, an at-bat in the College World Series which signaled he was ready for pro ball, and riding to his big league debut with his father.

The Cardinals 2017 Minor League Pitcher of the Year joins the show from spring training. Discussion includes his most prized childhood baseball possession, his detailed process for breaking in a new glove, and what he learned from his September call up.

Cardinals prospect Oscar Mercado joins the show to discuss his rise in power and what it was like to play a new position in 2017. Plus, Willie McGee weighs in on joining the big league staff.

The Cardinals' new slugger makes his first media appearance as a Redbird. Hear his thoughts on coming to St. Louis.

Paul DeJong and Luke Weaver join the podcast to discuss their standout rookie seasons.

Cards GM Mike Girsch goes one-on-one with Cardinals Insider. He details how life has changed and what he wants to accomplish in the years to come.

St. Louis native Luke Voit and his high school coach join the show. Voit shares what it's like to be a local kid playing for the Cards.

The Cardinals missed the playoffs. President of baseball operations John Mozeliak shares what might change this winter.

Cardinals Radio Network host Alex Ferrario joins the show. Discussion includes working on the biggest network in MLB, and his career path.

Tyler Lyons and Sam Tuivailala join the show to talk about finding their niche in the Cards' bullpen

John O'Leary suffered a traumatic injury as a boy. His relationship with the 1987 Cardinals helped him not only survive, but thrive.

Kolten Wong and Randal Grichuk talk about their second-half offensive swells.

The show takes a mic behind the scenes during Cards Hall of Fame weekend. Hear from multiple red jacket owners, including the class of 2017.

Willie McGee, Tom Lawless, Tommy Herr, Joe Magrane and Ken Dayley join the podcast to discuss the 1987 NL Champion Cardinals

Joe Medwick is the last NL player to win the Triple Crown. His grandson joins the podcast to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the feat.

Zach Duke discusses his speedy return from Tommy John. Plus, Ozzie Smith on '85, and Jose Martinez reflects on a decade in the Minors.

Cards pitcher John Brebbia talks about his journey from independent baseball. Plus, Jeff Idelson discusses Cardinals in the Hall of Fame.

The late Ken Boyer was the '64 NL MVP and hit one of the most dramatic homers in World Series history. His son David joins the show.

Infielder Paul DeJong talks about his first year in the big leagues, and how he is adjusting to life at the game's highest level.

The podcast opens up the Cardinal Radio Network archives to relive great moments in team history.

Mark McGwire enters the Cardinals Hall of Fame in August. Teammate Tom Pagnozzi talks 1998, and the show revisits audio from that season