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Cumulus Radio told their Country Music syndicated host Blair Garner from airing an interview with Democratic Presidential Candidate Pete Buttigieg.  They did however let the interview be posted on the podcast. Ryan defends their decision and this splits our listeners over the decision.  Following that, Ryan discusses a call for bad parenting against NFL player Tom Brady after he took his 6-year-old daughter cliff diving in Costa Rica.

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Ryan opens the hour with a listener call explaining what it is like to be a delivery driver.  Following that, Ryan discusses the irony in Bernie Sanders campaign paying $15/hr but cutting total hours per week.  After that, Ryan discusses a hate accusation by a Georgia Lawmaker.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses some of the problems we have learned more about on the Southern Border.

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Over the weekend Pat Maroon has his day with the cup.  He took it to Charlie Gitto's and had Toasted Ravioli in it.  Ryan then discusses a school districts decision to tell parents who's children have lunch debts; pay up or we will have your kids taken away.  Ryan also talks about a request from Police in Massachusetts to hold off crime until the heat wave passes.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan speaks with a woman who says Food Stamps are being abused in extreme rural areas and deep Urban (low-income) areas.

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This hour of the show was a hodge podge of topics brought up by you, the listener. Ryan discusses Veteran Homeless, root beer, prostitution, marijuana, hemp, and the 9/11 funding.

Big Tech is under the microscope for their ability to censor what they choose on their platforms online.  Ryan shares his thoughts on what happened in the Senate committee hearing for it.  After that, Ryan sits down with KPRC Host Ken Webster Jr. to talk about how he was suspended from Facebook for a term he used.  After that, Ryan discusses a plan from Florida to remove homeless people by using annoying audio to get them to move.  This leads to a listener to call in and share her experience with being homeless.

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Ryan continues the conversation about animal control shelters in St. Louis County and takes your calls.  After that, Ryan speaks with Kristie Kiernan Bouryall about how some schools are not teaching about the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001.  Ryan ends the hour with a story from Berkeley, California about changing gender words in their government operations.

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On this shorted edition of hour one, Ryan chats with Chris Hrabe after a big Cardinals win. Up next, Ryan takes a look at why so many animals are available to adopt.

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Listener George calls in to share his story of being friends with an Apollo Astronaut.  After that Ryan revisits some of his conversation with Border Patrol Agents earlier in the show.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares a few different transit stories.

St. Louis County Police say a viral video with their officers in it is wildly edited and does not match what actually happened.  Ryan shares their side of the story.  After that, Ryan shares what President Nixon would have said if the Apollo 11 Mission to land on the moon failed to return our astronauts.  Ryan also takes your calls.

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Senator Rand Paul blocked a bill this afternoon that would have continued to fund healthcare costs of 9/11 first responders. Paul cited that the cost should first be offset. Host Ryan Wrecker wants to know if anyone agrees, or if the Republican senator of Kentucky went too far. Hear comedian Jon Stewart’s thoughts on Paul’s actions. Next, Wrecker explains how the newest trending smartphone app is becoming the next big threat to your privacy. Prosecutors have dropped the indecent assault and battery case against actor Kevin Spacey for groping a non-consenting 18-year-old male in 2016. Does this change anyone’s opinions of him? Finally, how does Beyonce’s new song “Spirit” from “The Lion King” soundtrack compare to Elton John’s “Circle of Life” from the original 1994 motion picture?

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