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“Route 66” host and St. Louis historian Johnny Rabbitt joins guest-host Clint Hasse for the duration of the first hour of tonight’s show. In honor of Halloween, Johnny presents his favorite ghost stories and books that often have a lot to do with haunted buildings right here in St. Louis.

John Lindsey, founder and lead investigator of the Paranormal American Scientific Tours Team, joins host Ryan Wrecker live in-studio along with two other members of his ghost-hunting organization. Callers chime in with some spooky stories of their own.

A transgender athlete that was once a male is now breaking female records and making headlines by claiming, “Women who can’t beat men are losers.” Host Ryan Wrecker can’t fathom how this can be an acceptable stance. Is he just not woke? Speaking of, hear how former President Barrack Obama analyzed the concept of being woke and how it, in fact, can mitigate change or progress. Last but not least, Wrecker discusses the low pay for python hunters and an extreme haunted house that has frightened some to the point of petitioning to close the attraction.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show bringing to light a story from KMOV in which a homeowner utilized a doorbell camera to scare off a would-be package thief. Next, Accuweather meteorologist John Feerick provides an up-to-date forecast for tomorrow evening’s Trick-or-Treating festivities. Finally, best-selling author Stanley Fish joins the program to discuss freedom of speech and other concepts shared in his new book “The First: How to Think About Hate Speech, Campus Speech, Religious Speech, Fake News, Post-Truth, and Donald Trump.”

Nielsen says the World Series ratings are down compared to previous years. Host Ryan Wrecker examines more ratings that shows CNN programming failing to compete with shows such as reruns of “Pawn Stars.” Next, an article by Campus Reform points out that Maryville University provided students with a presentation that claimed cultural appropriation is “cultural genocide.” Hear Campus Reform discuss the issue with students and point out the hypocrisy. Last but not least, Ryan narrates FOX News’ Giraldo Rivera’s critique of the Washington Post’s coverage of President Trump’s role in the successful military operation that killed ISIS leader al-Baghdadi.

Singers John Legend and Kelly Clarkson have recorded a new version of the classic Christmas song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Some political correctness activists have claimed the duet encourages “date rape.” Host Ryan Wrecker questions why these misinformed activists try to ruin so many completely innocent pastimes. Next, hear how comedian and actor Dave Chappelle took a stand for freedom of speech and the sanctity of the First Amendment. Ryan then discusses new renditions of the proposed MLS stadium, which has now been moved across the street to the north side of Market. Finally, SLU researchers are paying upwards of $3,000 to intentionally inject participants with the flu. Wrecker examines the concept and debates if he would partake.

Host Ryan Wrecker has heard a new ABC song that aims to clarify “LMNOP.” The only issue is that he can’t stand it. Next, Accuweather meteorologist Carl Babinkski tells us what type of temperatures and precipitation to expect for Thursday night Trick-or-Treating. Finally, New York Times Best-Selling author Andrew McAfee joins the show to discuss his new book “More from Less” and explain how a world growing in population is using fewer resources.

Jody Plauche from Baton Rouge, La., made national headlines in March 1984 when he was abducted by his karate teacher and taken 2,000 miles away from home to Los Angeles, Ca. FBI officials rescued Jody and his abductor was arrested. Upon his karate teacher’s return, Jody’s father Gary, shot and killed him. Jody Plauche joins host Ryan Wrecker to share his amazing story for the duration of the first hour of tonight’s show.

Ryan recaps what it was like to fill in on our sister station in the morning's.  Following that, Ryan talks about Halloween Trick-R-Treating.  Ryan then discusses the rescue of a Louisiana child who went missing for month before officials found them.  Next, Ryan gives his thoughts on why and how Planned Parenthood exists.  As the hour comes to a close, Ryan dives into the Office Costume Contest.

Ryan wraps up his conversation with Cameron Collins as this hour kicks off.  After that, Ryan talks about the possibility of the Hyperloop being built in Missouri.  Ryan then takes your calls on a myriad of topics.