Host Brad Young wraps up his argument against social media censorship and government control over private company algorithms. Next, he revisits his earlier interview with Missouri Bankers Association President & CEO Max Cook regarding the Biden Administration’s newly proposed IRS monitoring requirements.

Host Brad Young opens hour two examining the everyday impact of inflation for the average American household. Next, he discusses President Biden’s dismal approval ratings and the mainstream media’s coinciding blind eye. Later, hear about Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen and the true purpose behind her social media crusade.

Max Cook, President of the Missouri Bankers Association, joined host Brad Young to explain a Biden Administration proposal that could allow the IRS to track any transaction over $600. Callers weigh in on the matter before Young wraps up the hour with more tax facts.

Cardinals’ pre and post-game host Kevin Wheeler of KMOX Sports joins Sells to get you set for tomorrow’s NL Wild Card match up between the Cardinals and Dodgers in LA. Next, Sells revisits his earlier interview with Julie Bauke, President and Chief Career Strategist of The Bauke Group, regarding the disappearance of the workforce.

Cardinals Senior Athletic Advisor Barry Weinberg joins host George Sells to reminisce on his career with the birds on the bat and to share some of the stories from his book, “Eating My Way through Baseball.” Next, digital marketing and big tech expert Adam Rizzieri joins Sells to discuss both Facebook’s server outage and the social network’s whistleblower.