More topics planned to be discussed on the show this evening, but the Donnybrookers were not able to get away from the first topic of the night, addressing the issues of violence in the City of St. Louis. Has the response from the city government been too slow? What do you think of Rex Sinquefield's reward offer? Is it a city or a regional problem? Great comments and questions from callers during Your Turn tonight as well!

Over ten topics discussed this week, in an extended table discussion including Sarah Fenske from St. Louis on the Air this week.  
Was Sheila Sweeney sentenced appropriately?
Will the MLS really help business in STL?
Tim Fitch targets county library trustees.
and much more!

Did Steve Stenger get the sentence he deserved?
What are State Auditor Galloway's odds at winning the race for Governor?
The MLS is finally pulling the trigger on St. Louis as an expansion city.
Do you need to order a Donnybrick?

Lots to talk about this week in politics to start this show!

Square is expanding into the old Post Dispatch building downtown, Senator Josh Hawley looks to regulate social media's addictiveness, and a teacher in Kirkwood wants to be called by a gender neutral title, Mx (pronounced mix).  

Ray calls out Rep. Ann Wagner on being silent on President Trump's rhetoric, Twitter's Jack Dorsey gives $500K to help tear down derelict buildings, and violence taking the lives of innocent children in St. Louis are some of the topics covered on this episode of Donnybrook!

Strong conversation around Wesley Bell's unpaid parking tickets, recent decisions around proposed homes on the bluffs in St. Charles, continued drama around the Kim Gardner/Eric Greitens, and MetroLink Security.

Show kicks off with debate about the band Confederate Railroad and the Nike Betsy Ross flag shoes. Additional topics include Kraftig's demise, state money for Enterprise Center, and violence desensitization.

Oh, and Joe Holleman admits why he can't be a real St. Louisan.

The table discusses the death of Officer Langsdorf to start the show, and follows up with chats around Albert Pujols, curfew for kids in the city, Lacy Clay makes some moves, and more.  

Bill and Ray take questions during the last half of the show, but first, the roundtable debates a few topics.
-Did the Blues have too much fun celebrating last weekend?
-Is Kim Gardner in trouble, or is this all just a show?
-Should MetroLink be extended to Mid-America Airport in Illinois?
-Homes on the bluffs in St. Charles?