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With baseball back, it would appear that things are going to get back to normal.  Not so fast says the sick Marlins players.  Arlington Lane joins Ron on this episode to talk about baseball, BLM baseball statement, decreasing number of black players in baseball, and of course, their impression of the Cardinals 4 games into the short season.

Blair Ledet of Fox 2 and KPLR 11 News in St. Louis is the guest for this segment of "N The Zone." Palmer talks about her St. Louis BattleHawks experience along with learning the city's professional sports scene. Ledet, a Houston native, talks about her passions and influencers in her career. She talks about humble beginnings breaking into news and how her mother has been her biggest supporter. They also how the pandemic has impacted her career, such as reporting, being on the desk, and having people to trust the media. She also talks about how love of the Braxtons.  

This segment is sponsored by Cafe Piazza and Sugar Pop Kreationz.

Zachery Post, founder and CEO of Elite Home Growers Academy, joins Palmer to talk about how he got Elite Homegrowers off the ground along with educating the people about medical marijuana and how it can be a benefit in the future. Plus, they talk about how Missouri can make a big impact on cannabis.  

This segment is sponsored by Cafe Piazza and Sugar Pop Kreationz.

In this edition of "The Monologue," The Livn Legend focuses his attention on City of St. Louis mayor Lyda Krewson and how she's not doing so hot in office. This segment is sponsored by Cafe Piazza and Sugar Pop Kreationz.  

NOTE: The following contains language that some will find objectionable. Parental discretion is advised.

We're highlighting a black-owned business in the city of St. Louis as "Sugar Pop Kreationz" founder Eboni Smith joins N The Zone to touch on her business and the wonderful treats and "creations" she creates. Find SPK on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. In addition, Sugar Pop Kreationz has become the newest sponsor of N The Zone.

Eugene Stubblefield, host of "Culture Conversations" and "The Sunday Ministry of Hope" joins Palmer touching on misrepresenting the Bible, religion and relationship along with what his shows mean and what he wants to bring to the table with "Culture Conversations." 

This segment is sponsored by Cafe Piazza STL.