Islamic historian and terrorism analyst Dan Perkins joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss the rockets launched from Gaza towards southern Israel after a cease-fire was declared early Thursday, according to Israel Defense Forces. Next, we again turn to recapping day two of the impeachment hearings and callers weigh in with their opinions.

Mike Miller, host of KMOX’s “Garden Hotline,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to share the best tactics for taking care of all of these falling leaves in your yard. Next, Mike McCoy, author of the book “Asteroids,” joins the show live to discuss this week’s meteor explosion over St. Louis and share details on his fictional novel.

An abandoned puppy was found in Jackson, Missouri with a tail growing between his eyes. Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the cute little pup and the importance of helping all sheltered animals. Next, how much are we actually spied on in everyday life? Ryan shares a story that seems to prove our privacy is highly suspect. Finally, a survey claims that 30-percent of Americans are ditching turkey on Thanksgiving. This has to be a lie.

Local tax watchdog Tom Sullivan joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss the new funds being dedicated to the Delmar Loop Trolley and other updates on the project. We then transition back to discussing today’s impeachment hearings.

Host Ryan Wrecker narrates what took place on day one of the impeachment hearings of President Donald J. Trump. Hear audio from many who spoke and Wrecker’s ensuing analysis. Callers share their opinions on the proceedings.

9/12 is the saga of the epic nine-year legal battle waged by William H. Groner against the City of New York and its contractors on behalf of the more than ten thousand first responders who became ill as a result of working on the Ground Zero cleanup. Their selfless bravery and humanity were rewarded with horrible health issues resulting from the toxic stew of chemicals present in the dust and debris that government officials had assured them was safe. Groner was a lead attorney in the mass tort litigation and fought for the responders to receive an eventual aggregate award of $800 million. Journalist Tom Teicholz helps him tell the story, which weaves together Groner’s firsthand account with glimpses into the first responders’ lives as they try to understand and overcome their illnesses. They join host Ryan Wrecker for the full hour live in-studio.

Host Ryan Wrecker presents Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” on last night’s nearby meteor explosion. Next, Wrecker discusses the story of a Los Angeles woman who fell victim to a disgusting crime in which a homeless man dumped a hot bucket of runny feces over her head. How much would you pay to forget this experience? He then pivots to his realization that squirrels were once a popular pet in America in the 1700s. Last but not least, hear how Nikki Haley describes working with President Donald Trump

Johnny Rabbitt, host of KMOX’s “Route 66” and local historian, joins host Ryan Wrecker to preview his upcoming presentation “A History of St. Louis Media: The Power of The Press, Radio & TV.” The production takes place on November 14th at the Missouri History Museum’s Lee Auditorium. Next, director David Barnhart calls in live to discuss his new documentary film “Flint: The Poisoning of an American City.” Barnhart will also be at the St. Louis International Film Festival this Sunday, November 17th at 4pm on the campus of Washington University.

St. Louisan and former 1992 KMOX intern Jay Mueller is now a longtime high-level producer in Australian media. He operates Bad Producer Productions, cohosts the “Game Changers: Radio” and “In the Pocket” podcasts and much more. While Mueller is back in town, he joins host Ryan Wrecker live in-studio for the duration of this hour to discuss differences in Australian and American content, his media idols, adapting to life on another continent and much more. After one-hundred episodes, “Game Changers: Radio” has also released a book that features a collection of lessons from the world's best radio broadcasters and programmers and is available online at RadioGameChangers.com.

Is it too early to put the Christmas tree up? Not for host Ryan Wrecker’s family. Was he the only one conned into decorating this early? Next, can someone explain why MoDOT claims yesterday’s snowfall caught them off-guard? Everyone knew it was coming. This does not bode well for the upcoming winter season. Later, Wrecker revisits Sportsnet’s firing of Canadian hockey analyst Don Cherry for his comments about about immigrants not purchasing enough poppy seed pins. This “cancel culture” is burying too many innocent people. Last but not least, hear what former Chicago Blackhawks forward and current NBC Sports broadcaster Jeremy Roenick remembers about a legendary 1992 golf outing with former Chicago Bulls superstar Michael Jordan.