Kansas City Sports Radio 810 WHB host Kevin Kietzman argued Monday that Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid has a rough history of helping troubled players. The manor that Kietzman made his argument now has him in the eye of criticism. Host Ryan Wrecker explains.

Ryan is sore from working on his car yesterday; he explains that he wants to save money so he does most of his auto repairs himself.  After that, Ryan sits down with Rich Rubino to discuss what makes a Presidential Debate memorable.  Ryan ends the hour Discussing Space X losing a rocket tonight.

Is it possible for someone to see heaven?  A woman in Phoenix claims that when she was near death, she saw heaven and Jesus.  Ryan shares his thoughts and takes your calls on this claim.  After that, Ryan dives into Bernie Sanders plan to forgive all student loan debt if he is elected as President.  As Ryan rounds out this hour, He shares details from a KMOV investigation of the City's Tow Lot employees.

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Ryan Wrecker talks Route 66 with Route Magazine editor Brennan Matthews on the adventures across Route 66. Also, Ryan takes a look and gets into Project Veritas witch Google Preps to ‘Prevent Next Trump Situation’

Host Ryan Wrecker talks Blues Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals replay and gets to play Gloria one more time! Also Ryan talks the fallen officer who was executed by suspect with violent criminal history Wellston Market clerk regrets livestreaming as officer died and the suspect had a  Long criminal record. Plus, to lighten the mood Ryan tells a story of how his son say somthing that was embarrassing but funny and KMOX's Kevin Killeen calls in with a story on how him and his wife taught his kids about capitalism when they were sick. 

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Over the weekend Toy Story 4 was released and Tom Hanks was on the Graham Norton Show to promote it.  Hilarity ensues and Ryan has the audio.  After that, Ryan talks about a growing problem for YouTube; child viewers and inappropriate content. Are you going on a Summer Vacation?  Ryan shares Kevin Killeen's latest Whole 'Nother Story about the annual tradition.  Ryan wraps up the hour with Miriam Heyman discussing an upcoming event at Busch Stadium for children.

Miriam Heyman from the Ruderman Foundation joins Ryan to talk about an upcoming event involving the Cardinals and Kids with Disabilities.  After that, Ryan shares his experience of going to a store and say "I can get that cheaper online."  Ryan also dives into the problem of St. Louis's slow population growth.  Following that, Ryan shares food news including his excitement over a new product at KFC.  Ryan ends the hour recapping the Officer who was shot and killed in Wellston.

The Cardinals announced the Stanley Cup is coming to visit and Ryan shares the details.  After that, Ryan discusses the officer who was shot and killed at a market in Wellston on Sunday afternoon.  Ryan spends the last half the hour discussing planned and now delayed immigration raids.

AS we open this hour of the show, Ryan joins Brad Young to discuss the legal side of the Supreme Court decision for a large cross.  After that, Ryan heads to Wisconsin where a couple parents were caught bullying kids.  Next, Ryan wants to know how would a school test students for nicotine in the ongoing epidemic of teen vaping.  As we wrap up the hour, Ryan shares a story of how you can tell what a dog wants by looking in their eyes.

The Major League Soccer movement seems to be getting an unexpected boost as St. Louis FC advances to the US Open Cup.  Ryan shares his thoughts on this and shares how soon we could hear whether we get a team.  After that, Ryan takes your calls on a variety of topics.  Before Ryan ends the hour, he discusses a new medical study that says cell phones are giving young people horns.