Ryan opens the hour with Authors Jean-Pierre Isbouts and Dr. Christopher Brown to discuss their latest book about Leonardo Da Vinci. After that, Ryan recaps Brett Hulls' behavior at the Parade and Rally on Saturday. Wrapping up the hour, Ryan shares 20 everyday things that people do not do anymore.
Sunday was Father's Day; Ryan shares Kevin Killeen's latest Whole 'Nother Story about Fathers Day and he shares some Dad Jokes. Following that, Ryan discusses how the movie Instant Family sparked a rise in people adopting children. Ryan rounds out the hour discussing OJ Simpson's new Twitter account and subsequent video posts.
Ryan kicks off the hour with audio of Brett Hull celebrating. Following that, Ryan shares an email from a listener that thinks the Players should have been better behaved and watched their words during the celebration. This sparked many of you to call in about it.
What would you do if a gift you gave someone was given away, but now they want you to get the same gift for them again? That's what Ryan is dealing with and he asks for your opinions. After that, Ryan discusses teaching money management to children with author Matt Hall. Ryan also previews the weather for Saturday's victory parade.
Ryan check in on Boston Sports Radio where we hear them whining about how the Blues won the Stanley Cup instead of them. After that, Ryan discusses the Spiders swarming in Illinois. Next, Ryan speaks with Matt Hall about teaching kids money management. Rounding out this hour, Ryan shares a story of his son wanting a snack.
Ryan opens this hour with AccuWeather meteorologist Kyle Elliott to preview the weather for Saturday's Blues Victory Parade. Following that, Ryan talks with Dr. Christopher Brown and Jean-Pierre Isbouts about their latest book that highlights Leonardo Da Vinci’s art.
Host Ryan Wrecker continues to recap the significance of the Blues first Stanley Cup championship, including posing the question: Is this the biggest victory in all of St. Louis sports history? We also go over Saturday’s parade details and take your calls on the win.