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Nothing says Thanksgiving like fights with your family. Guest-host Brad Young invites a brotherly figure to the studio, fellow attorney and longtime friend Ron Edelman. Let’s talk turkey and banter about all the little things from pardoning prisoners to red-light cameras.

This native St. Louisan has gained international recognition in the World Harmonica Competitions. Sandy Weltman has won numerous awards and is equally skilled on the banjo and ukulele. Sandy joins guest-host Clint Hasse to share his unique style of harmonica and his life journey live in KMOX’s Studio B.

This native St. Louisan has gained international recognition in the World Harmonica Competitions. Sandy Weltman has won numerous awards and is equally skilled on the banjo and ukulele. Sandy joins guest-host Clint Hasse to share his unique style of harmonica and his life journey live in KMOX’s Studio B.

Tiki Finlayson forgave the woman who killed her son in a drunken driving accident and actually became very close with the woman. They now do speaking engagements all over the world together. She joins guest-host Clint Hasse to explain this incredible story about the power of forgiveness.

Our guests head up the new initiative with the VA known as Whole Health, which is a cutting edge approach that supports health and well-being. Whole Health is based on working with patients in developing a personalized health plan based on their values, needs and goals which encourages them to take charge of their health. Everyone knows a veteran. Hear the conversation between Tracey Williams, Stacie Rackley, Dr. Theresa Van Iseghum, Mary-Dale Amison and guest-host Clint Hasse.

Television Producer Laura Susic of the digital platform video series “Whatz It Feel Like” joins guest-host Clint Hasse to describe how and why she aims to help normal people get through difficult aspects of life. Hear examples of her work, such as one featuring KTVI’s Tim Ezell’s struggle with alcoholism and the journey to get clean. Another includes a teenager who became addicted heroin. And describes the rehab process.

Elon Musk demonstrated a brand new $40,000 truck and Ryan shares the details of the vehicle.  Following that, Ryan says he is not sold on a plan to turn St. Louis green with Ameren.  After that, Ryan discusses how a cat scratch led a man to leaving the Emergency Room after seeing the costs associated with this visit.  Ryan then discusses what Dave Thomas considered naming the famous Wendy’s chain instead.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens this hour discussing a lack of exercise participation in adolescents.  After that, Ryan examines a controversy in Kentucky involving body shaming.  Next, Ryan links up with Drex in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to discuss the Tesla Truck, Reebok shoes, and more.  Ryan rounds out this hour discussing what he needs in shoes and shares Kevin Killeen’s story about White Castle stuffing. 

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Ryan kicks off Thanksgiving week with his favorite memories as a child.  He then moves on to the latest in the ongoing lawsuit against Stan Kroenke, The Rams, and the NFL.  Following that, Ryan discusses Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren welcoming protesters to their rallies.  As the hour comes to a close, Ryan discusses “dog years” and the latest update on dogs in his house.

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Ryan opens this hour with Kevin Killeen’s story on Thanksgiving and how the assassination of President Kennedy changed the U.S. that year.  Ryan then discusses his favorite broadcaster out of Fort Wayne, Bob Chase.  Next, are millennial's killing phone calls?  Ryan has the details and he says they have a point.