When is the last time you went to Disneyland?  Ryan shares news that the resort is banning oversized strollers from their park.  Following that, Ryan speaks with sports writer Dan O'Neil about his book an "Illustrated Timeline of St. Louis Blues Hockey."  Next, Ryan discusses why he feels St. Louis gets it right for Baseball Opening Day.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares a shocking story of a hospital violating patient privacy.

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When is the last time you went to Disneyland?  Ryan shares news that the resort is banning oversized strollers from their park.  Following that, Ryan speaks with sports writer Dan O'Neil about his book an "Illustrated Timeline of St. Louis Blues Hockey."  Next, Ryan discusses why he feels St. Louis gets it right for Baseball Opening Day.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares a shocking story of a hospital violating patient privacy.

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Should the City and County merge?  That is the hot button issue that Ryan opens this hour of the show with.  Following that, Ryan discusses a new album being released by Swedish Pop Group ABBA.  Next, Ryan shares an absurd story of people fighting over a parking space for over an hour.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan shares a story of a man who admits the evidence is true, but his not guilty in court.

Should the City and County merge?  That is the hot button issue that Ryan opens this hour of the show with.  Following that, Ryan discusses a new album being released by Swedish Pop Group ABBA.  Next, Ryan shares an absurd story of people fighting over a parking space for over an hour.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan shares a story of a man who admits the evidence is true, but his not guilty in court.

Charlie from Minnesota tries to sing Abba

Charlie from Minnesota tries to sing Abba

Patricia Walsh Chadwick, author of the memoir “Little Sister,” continues her conversation with host Ryan Wrecker delving into escaping her cult, adjusting to the outside world and more. Accuweather Meteorologist Matt Rinde explains why the Cardinals moved opening day from tomorrow to Friday. Ryan also discusses the dedication of Bob Gibson Way in The Grove neighborhood, longtime Blues national anthem singer Charles Glenn’s unfortunate announcement and the Missouri House’s new plan to make a St. Louis city and county merger a local decision.

Patricia Walsh Chadwick, author of the memoir “Little Sister,” continues her conversation with host Ryan Wrecker delving into escaping her cult, adjusting to the outside world and more. Accuweather Meteorologist Matt Rinde explains why the Cardinals moved opening day from tomorrow to Friday. Ryan also discusses the dedication of Bob Gibson Way in The Grove neighborhood, longtime Blues national anthem singer Charles Glenn’s unfortunate announcement and the Missouri House’s new plan to make a St. Louis city and county merger a local decision.

Patricia Walsh Chadwick, author of the memoir “Little Sister,” joins host Ryan Wrecker for part one of an interview explaining her experiences as a youth in a Catholic cult, her separation from society and more.

Patricia Walsh Chadwick, author of the memoir “Little Sister,” joins host Ryan Wrecker for part one of an interview explaining her experiences as a youth in a Catholic cult, her separation from society and more.