Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden had yet another viral moment after grabbing a reporter by the collar. Host Ryan Wrecker plays the audio before taking more calls on childhood jobs carrying over from last hour’s conversation. Next, hear why former Clinton Press Secretary Joe Lockhart compared President Donald Trump to Stalin, Hitler and Mussolini. Leave it to CNN to irresponsibly play along.

Broadcaster and St. Louisan Joe Buck will be calling the Super Bowl this Sunday for Fox television. Before the game, he has reflected on how the honor reminds him of his father and former legendary KMOX broadcaster Jack Buck. Host Ryan Wrecker narrates the article from the Los Angeles Times. Next, hear why St. Louis City Mayor Lyda Krewson wants the Bi-State board to reconsider rejection of the Loop Trolley plan. Finally, Chipotle was recently fined $1.3-million for allowing young employees to work late on school nights. Ryan discuses child labor abuse versus good hard work.

Jason Van Camp, co-author of “Deliberate Discomfort: How U.S. Special Operations Forces Overcome Fear and Dare to Win by Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable” joins host Ryan Wrecker to explain the importance of strengthening ourselves through vulnerability. Ryan then continues to check in on impeachment proceedings before updating us on Disney’s “Mighty Ducks” movie franchise with both good news and bad news.

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Host Ryan Wrecker updates us on today’s impeachment hearings of President Donald Trump.

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Twenty-five years after his Oscar flub, host Ryan Wrecker presents comedian and former “Late Show” host David Letterman’s thoughts on his “Oprah-Uma” joke. Next, hear why some are claiming small houses aren’t down-sizing, but rather “right-sizing.” Accuweather Meteorologist Matt Rinde then prepares us for the upcoming double-rounds of snow expected in St. Louis on Wednesday morning and afternoon.

Host Ryan Wrecker’s 5-year-old son threatened to prank him. Ryan ran and told mom. In other news, Palestinians are vehemently denying a proposed peace plan with Israel. Ryan asks if there will ever be peace in the Middle East.

Noelle Straub, Deputy Managing Editor of Stateline, joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss the vaping epidemic, Medicaid and much more. Next, Ryan points out another example of how CNN and ex-reporter Don Lemon don’t care about anyone outside of their coastal circles. He then asks listeners where they get their news from, or if they can even find unbiased news anymore.

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NASA's space shuttle Challenger exploded 34 years ago today, killing its 7-person crew. Host Ryan Wrecker plays President Reagan's Challenger disaster speech. Hear callers’ memories of the event. Next, computer scientist Rizwan Virk, Executive Director of Play Labs at MIT and author of “The Simulation Hypothesis,” discusses the concept that we may all be living in a virtual reality.

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El Monte, California Mayor Andre Quintero talked about the meeting of mayors in Washington DC. Missouri patient tests negative for coronavirus; hospitals assure public they are prepared. Megyn Kelly revealed the liberal media on Bill Maher's Show.  A St. Louis Alderwoman arrested after protest in support of higher wages for janitors.

Mayor Hunschofsky was at the White House for the annual meeting of mayors to discuss ways to handle tragedies in their region. TMZ was scolded by police for breaking news of Kobe Bryant's death before family could be notified.  And the latest WNS from Kevin Killeen on how we communicate with each other. 

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