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What exactly is "economic intercourse?"  Joe Biden has picked up an endorsement from Hillary Clinton.  Plus we talk to paranormal Investigator Steve Gonsalves, co-host of the Travel Channel’s “Ghost Nation,” discusses his eerie occupation and experiences through the first two seasons of the television series. Sports Open Line host Chris Hrabe joins host Ryan Wrecker to go over some sports topics including the possible Major League Baseball three division realignment plan and the Blues organization’s bid to be a host city for a salvaged National Hockey League season.

Sports Open Line host Chris Hrabe joins host Ryan Wrecker to go over some sports topics including the possible Major League Baseball three division realignment plan and the Blues organization’s bid to be a host city for a salvaged National Hockey League season. As reported by Fox 2 News, an Illinois law currently limits only two people per boat, including household family members. Is this a good rule, or government hassling us without justification? Hear former politician Trey Gowdy’s thoughts on irrational government regulations and decisions amidst the pandemic. Next, Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” reveals what park-goers experienced as the gates re-opened today. Learn about new recommendations advising even pets to now acknowledge social distancing concepts. Finally, we end with tonight’s patriotic song featuring John Wayne.

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The coronavirus pandemic will change what many workers value in a job, as well as what companies value in an employee. Recruiting Strategist Jack Whatley, author of the upcoming book “Human Code of Hiring: DNA of Recruitment Marketing,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to explain what job candidates need to know. Some St. Louis County parks are reopening, but an Illinois law limits only two people per boat. Accuweather Meteorologist Matt Rinde explains the complicated conditions that create storm fronts such as the one that crossed the Midwest on Tuesday evening. Finally, hear the new airline scam that offers passengers that opportunity to buy eight empty seats for social distancing purposes.

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Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show updating us on the severe weather making its’ way through Missouri. Paranormal Investigator Steve Gonsalves, co-host of the Travel Channel’s “Ghost Nation,” discusses his eerie occupation and experiences through the first two seasons of the television series.

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South County neighbors are perturbed by a potential eating disorder treatment facility set to run out of a nearby residential mansion. Host Ryan Wrecker asks if businesses like this should be allowed in neighborhoods without a hearing or vote. St. Louis County has released the identity and information of nearly a thousand citizens who reported businesses for not following the county's stay at home order. Should they have ever asked for this to being with? Fox 2 Investigator Elliott Davis reports on the rising homicide rate in St. Louis despite the coronavirus. Hear the analysis from his shocking coverage.

Attorney and KMOX Personality Brad Young joins host Ryan Wrecker to analyze the lawsuits that could potentially hang over both St. Louis City and County if stay-at-home orders go beyond this weekend. Dave Scott of Spaced Out Radio discusses the recently declassified Naval videos that allegedly showed Unidentified Flying Objects. Is it possible that the United States military has a variety of similar videos on file? Hear President Trump’s advice on how Governors should handle reopening their states. Finally, we end the hour with tonight’s patriotic song of the night.

Did you hear President Donald Trump give St. Louis a shoutout in this afternoon’s coronavirus White House briefing? House Ryan Wrecker has the audio. St. Louis County parks will reopen soon. Is that safe? Should they have even been closed to begin with? Political Analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com, author of “American Politics on the Rocks,” discusses the Rose Garden, the call to Larry King and more.

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Have you ever thought about how your local library is organized?  Well, in England a group thought it was time to reorganize theirs and it wen exactly as you would expect, Ryan has the details.  Next, a listener called in to explain to Ryan how you cook bacon; are local ads ok to be used?  After that, Ryan addresses the speculation that North Korean leader Kim Jong Ung might be dead.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses how will kids handle returning to school next year.

Tipsters are doing St. Louis County’s dirty work in turning in businesses violating Pandemic restrictions.  Next, Ryan dives into people giving up habits during Pandemic.  Following that, Ryan links up with Drex from CKNW (Chorus Radio Network) in Vancouver, Canada.  The two of them ponder if they will miss working from home and share ways people eat food that is not according to the directions.

It is a new week here are Overnight America and Ryan recaps how some areas are easing restrictions for the Stay-At-Home orders.  46% of people surveyed say they will resume “normal life” as soon as lockdowns are lifted; Ryan wants to know will you go back to crowded places right away.  Listener Jim wants to know if we should consider Security Guards as First Responders.  As the hour winds down, Ryan discusses a document that was released with 900 names for reporting violators of the Stay-At-Home orders.