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Ryan finally rode the Trolley over the weekend and he shares his experience.  After that, Ryan dives into a new trend in St. Louis of creepy dolls being randomly placed around the metro.  Next, Ryan sits down with Kevin Killeen about taking his last kid to college.

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The Whistle Blower who raised the red flag on Google black listing Conservative sites says they are happy people know about this now.  Ryan shares why its wrong to do that.  After that, Ryan talks with Kristen Arnold to find out if Joe Rogan could host a Presidential Debate.  Ryan ends the hour discussing a new feature from Netflix that tracks your physical activity.

As this hour of the show opens, Ryan continues taking your suggestions for the name of the new MLS team.  After that, Ryan talks with Jennifer Kushell about the lack of skills in Millennials for jobs.  Next, Ryan shares his thoughts on allowing miniature horses as service animals on planes.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares Kevin Killeen's story about a man who was hit by a Metrolink Train.

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Ryan shares some online suggestions and takes your suggestions on the phone for new names of the MLS team.

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Space Philosopher Frank White joins Ryan to talk about the future of Space Exploration.

The Loop Trolley is still struggling after millions have been put into getting it running.  Ryan Wants to know why they would now add comedians on board to try and boost ridership.  Following that, Ryan shares audio from an interview of an 8-year-old who is already hosting a podcast and is ready to be the next big radio talk host.  Ryan wraps the hour with a story to bring cash to Friends fans.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show with three big sports stories pertaining to St. Louis: The MLS officially coming to town; Blues super fan Laila Anderson’s return to school; and retired Blues anthem singer Charles Glenn set to sing the National Anthem at the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 INDYCAR race while battling Multiple Sclerosis. Wrecker transitions to discussion about the lack of surveillance on recently deceased inmate Jeffrey Epstein, and reveals a peculiar painting tied to the case. Next, hear about the theft of a $200,000 Ferrari in Sunset Hills, Missouri and why the crime was all too easy. Finally, Ryan discusses the scrutiny Amazon is under for invasion of privacy implications surrounding its’ Ring doorbells.

Ryan and Drex from Canada discuss Chase Bank forgiving credit card debt on their holders; Chris Cuomo's melt down; and The Cardinals seeming to be a 90's sitcom.  After that, Ryan shares the news that Bunge is moving their world headquarters to St. Louis.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares what Kevin Killeen though ot the Pompeii exhibit at the Science Center.

Should we change insurance requirements for guns?  Ryan discusses a proposal from the Mayor of San Jose to do just that.  Following that, Ryan jumps into Back to School with 2 stories that might change your outlook on the school year.  After that, Ryan sits down with Johnny Rabbit to talk about writing in St. Louis.  Wrapping up this hour of the show, Ryan wants to know why we keep recycling topics for documentaries.

The Cardinals have now won four in a row after dropping five-straight. Host Ryan Wrecker asks if you believe this roller coaster campaign will end in Playoff baseball. Next, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo had a heated exchange with a bar patron after being called “Fredo,” a reference to a character in “The Godfather.” He and the network are now defending his actions, calling “Fredo” a racial slur for Italians equivalent to the N-word for black people. What do you think about this comparison? Hear how actor Randy Quaid interestingly responded, as well as how the Trump campaign is capitalizing. Fellow CNN host Don Lemon has been accused of a bizarre sexually charged assault of a bartender in New York's tony Hamptons last year in a civil suit filed earlier this week. Wrecker analyzes how the network ditches its’ moral stances to defend their troubled hosts. Ryan also discusses the high price of living in big cities and the declining prices of college textbooks.