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Have you ever wanted to ask a question to a southern border patrol agent? Well this hour was your chance. Customs and Border Patrol Agents Jacob Stukenberg, a public information officer, and Joe Curran, a medical technician, from the Tucson, Arizona sector join host Ryan Wrecker to answer any questions listeners had on what is actually taking place on the southern border.

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Drex joins Ryan from Canada to discuss American news, Canadian air passenger bill of rights, and more.  After that, Ryan sits down with Robert Knake to talk about Cyber Security.  Wrapping this hour, Ryan shares a new trend that is traumatizing kids.

Word on the street is that the Heat will be excessive for the foreseeable future; Ryan speaks with AccuWeather meteorologist Brandon Buckingham to get a better understanding of what we will experience.  Following that, Ryan speaks with Bret Jorgensen from MDVIP about the current state of healthcare in America.  Next, Ryan discusses Wesley Bell's response to his mounting parking tickets for a County vehicle.  Ryan ends the hour talking about how our "sincere response" to someone's death may not be the best thing to do.

Former National Security Council director Rob Knake joins host Ryan Wrecker to explain ways to stay protected against the dangers of technology. Wrecker quizzes Producer Mike on distinguishing sound effects that the BBC recently released. Last but not least, would you fly thirty hours to save a dog? Wrecker explains why one person did, but he still wouldn’t.

Rich Rubino joins Ryan to discuss "The Squad" and what other groups of politicians that have existed in our government's history.  After that, Ryan talks about the Area 51 Event that has grown to over 1 million people planning to attend. Ryan wraps the hour discussing inaccuracies on Google Maps thanks to users and relates them to paper towns.

Ryan opens the hour with your calls about whether the President's tweets are racist.  Following that, Ryan discusses why St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell has hundreds of dollars in unpaid parking tickets.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares the most epic radio call for a grand slam.

Ryan Kicks off the hour with Brad Young discussing John Rallo being involved with Steve Stenger and pay-to-play operations. Ryan takes your calls on recent Tweets that have people calling him a racist.

We are all familiar with the Blues Victory Cry, "Play Gloria".  Now the bar where it originated is trying to trademark the phrase and stop St. Louis companies from using it.  After that, Ryan shares the latest update on Bob Gibson's cancer diagnosis.  Following that, Ryan discusses a KMOV story that sidelines into complaining about the electric scooters in St. Louis.  After that, Ryan questions the truth in a story of a disabled veteran who's home was auctioned for a tax debt of $236.  Ryan ends the hour with a warning about Amazon Prime Day.

As the weekend comes to an end Ryan says his wife was not impressed with everything he completed while she and their son were out of town.  After that, Ryan talks with Kyle Elliott from AccuWeather about the rain from Hurricane Barry that is expected; along with a heat wave afterwards.  Next, Ryan speaks with Captain Mark Hunnibell about traveling across America by motorcycle.  Ryan rounds out the hour with your calls.

Ryan opens this hour with a discussion on whether "Gloria" should be left with the 2018-2019 Blues Season.   After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Bob Costas about women's soccer.  Next, Ryan talks with Matt Rhindi from AccuWeather about Tropical Storm Barry and its potential impact on St. Louis.  Ryan ends the hour discussing workout motivation and CNN losing credibility.