Host Brad Young explains why launching 90-year-old actor William Shatner into space was the greatest public relations stunt of all time. Next, Young has some stunning stats regarding Americans’ actual knowledge of government, and particularly free speech. Later, hear about an anecdote in Katie Couric’s new book in which she protected Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg by omitting a portion of her interview in which she condemning kneeling during the national anthem. Eventually Young brings to light audio from Nancy Pelosi in which the Speaker of the House scolds the media for not better-selling the $3.5-trillion infrastructure bill.

Our conversation from the previous hour continues as callers tell host Brad Young whether or not they would prefer an NFL franchise, or a massive lump sum of cash for St. Louis. Dr. Ryan Ogliore, Assistant Professor of Physics at Washington University, joins Young to help us understand the complexities of a future Space X mission meant to protect the Earth from an asteroid. Later, Young discusses the difference between an Executive Order and Federal Law as it applies to White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandate.

President Biden is worried about the anticipated supply-chain disruptions this coming holiday season. Host Brad Young explains why this should be every husband’s dream. Next, media relations expert and former sportscaster Jon Sloane joins Young to discuss their shared love of Star Trek and what it was like seeing 90-year-old actor William Shatner taking an 11-minute trip to space this morning. Later, Young describes why the Jon Gruden email saga strengthens his belief that the NFL will soon settle with St. Louis prior to an embarrassing trial.

Host George Sells opens the final hour of tonight’s show by discussing the increasingly confusing mask mandates spreading through United States corporations. Next, he revisits is earlier interview with Dr. Clay Dunagan, acting Head of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force. Last but not least, Sells discusses how St. Louis gains from hockey being back on ESPN.

Host George Sells opens hour two of tonight’s program continuing his discussion with callers about speed traps in St. Louis. Next, Missouri leaves are supposed to be in their peak color changes this time of year… so why are they all still green? Later, hear why the United States Postal Service has decided to slow down service this holiday season. Finally, hear about St. Louis City SC’s latest effort to endear itself to the local community.