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Rich Rubino, author of “American Politics on the Rocks,” joins host Ryan Wrecker live from New Hampshire to provide feedback from tonight’s Democratic Primary. Hear Chuck Todd’s thoughts on a “B-level, no star” list of Democratic candidates. Also, breaking news as Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester collapses on the bench in Anaheim leading to the postponement of tonight’s hockey game.

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Host Ryan Wrecker updates us on the live results of the New Hampshire Primary. Based off the results, hear the sound effects Ryan thinks match each Democratic candidate. Next, Brooke Barker, author of “Let’s Be Weird Together,” joins the show to discuss her new book and the significance of being comfortable, weird and vulnerable in your relationships.

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Ryan starts this hour talking about how a Richmond Heights police car drops off homeless man downtown and the homelessness problem in St. Louis.  Then, a Man pays hooker with bad check that bounces, complains to cops and then arrested. Ryan, is joined by KMOX News Director Beth Coghlan to discuss Beth’s idea where you can meet up with a KMOX journalist. WNS: Kevin Killeen on Negative words.

Ryan starts this hour by talking about Health Care and how the government can get it right for the American people. Then, Judge Judy on the Dems… makes it sound like Bloomberg is the grownup in the bunch and IS Judge Judy Right? In addition, Bill Maher warns 'woke-y' Democrats: 'Trump had his best week ever,' will be 'hard to beat'. Ryan also gives us an update on the latest Democratic Polls heading in to the New Hampshire Primaries. Finally in this hour, Trump calls for slashing funding for toxic Superfund cleanup and what it means for us here in St. Louis.

Host Ryan Wrecker kicks off this hour with Chip Jacobs a Bestselling author and journalist who's debut historical novel Arroyo, the history of the landmark Colorado Street Bridge, which has become known as "The Suicide Bridge". Then, KMOX's Brad Young joins Ryan to discuss how Sinquefield donated $700,000 to Stenger, much of it through a fire district nonprofit. Also, Ryan has a story about An antagonist who's sued St. Louis several times and Charlie Lane's latest target is Kim Gardner. Finally, a Whole Another Story with Kevin Killeen.

Rich Rubino--American Politics on the Rocks joins Ryan for his weekly visit and they preview the New Hampshire primaries. With the Rolling Stones concert announcement Ryan goes back into the KMOX archives and finds a great Bob Coastas story from decades ago that has to deal with the Rolling Stones.

Ryan discusses what it was like to tape a show with Trish Gazall from KEZK and Bo Matthews.  After that, Ryan shares his thoughts on a story that outlines how Stenger received $700,000 in donations.  Up next, Ryan discusses the announcement that the Rolling Stones are going to perform at The Dome.  Following that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Kristin Arnold about the final Democratic Debate before the New Hampshire Primary.

Ryan starts this hour of the show discussing reactions to President Trump’s State of the Union and Speaker Pelosi’s actions.  Following that, Ryan discusses what the Primary candidates had to say on the campaign trail in New Hampshire ahead of the next Primary.  Next, Ryan breaks down more reactions to the impeachment trials’ conclusion.  After that, Ryan links up with Drex to talk about everything from the price of gas to Radio Behind the Scenes.

Ryan opens the show with a quick recap of what was on TV over the weekend.  Up first, the Oscars…  After that, Ryan discusses opening weekend of the XFL and our St. Louis Battlehawks.  Following that, Ryan sits down with Kristin Arnold to talk about the latest Democratic Debate.  As the hour comes to an end, Ryan recaps what Chris Rock and Steve Martin said at the Oscars Sunday night.

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Universities across the country, including Mizzou, are set to implement tracking technology in students’ cell phones. Guest-host Brad Young asks if you think this is an invasion of privacy. Next, Denver Post columnist Jon Caldara was fired for saying that there are only two sexes. Young elaborates on the state of controlled speech in today’s social climate. Last but not least, hear the newest piece from CollegeReform.org getting students reactions on fake President Donald Trump quotes.