Yes, welcome into another edition of the Tim McKernan show on the Inside

STL Podcast network. I am your host Timothy Michael McKernan alongside

producers Iggy and gangster Pete. We are in Home Loan Expert.com

studios for an interview presented by Mark Hanna of Evergreenwell strategies with

Blues broadcaster John Kelly and I think your takeaway from this interview will not only be

John's relationship with his father, legendary blues broadcaster, Dan Kelly, his rise

through the hockey broadcasting rank. and of course his

course his thoughts on recent blues history and the team's prospects

for the upcoming season.

But also I think one of the headlines will be

Ken Wilson, which I know you probably are tuning this in if you hadn't seen me tweet about it or talk about it on the Ryan Kelly morning after, or the TMA fan page, you might be going like, what, Ken Wilson, where did that come from? But I think that is something that I think a lot of people

have been curious about as to what happened and it wasn't something that I necessarily planned to get into, but we just got no good conversation.

And John explained, you know, the Ken's exit from St. Louis, I think is something that caught people off guard including

John and his family if you recall he was on with we believe it was Mike Claiborne and Bob Ramsey in the afternoon drive show on KFNS in 2004.

And just went off on essentially the Buck family and the Kelly family and it caught the

Buck family and the Kelly family off guard and so we spend some time on that and so

from that standpoint you learn a lot about John growing up with Dan Kelly as his father, his start in

broadcasting, and of course a lot of discussion on the St. Louis Blues, but also I think something that would be described is,

a newsworthy might be not, might be the improper adjective, but something people have

always been curious about and getting the perspective of somebody who was actually there

is certainly going to be intriguing I think for many St Louis area sports fans because

Ken Wilson's voice was synonymous with Blues Hockey

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