Guest host Brad Young breaks down the emerging discussion regarding the constitutionality of President Trump’s executive order promoting free speech. Hear from multiple personalities on the matter, including the mindset of college students.

Guest host Brad Young breaks down the emerging discussion regarding the constitutionality of President Trump’s executive order promoting free speech. Hear from multiple personalities on the matter, including the mindset of college students.

Longtime news anchor Paul Shankman joins host Brad Young to assess the changes in newsroom practices throughout the years. He also keeps us up to date on what he’s been up to since leaving the studio. Next, reports suggest the Oscars membership is looking to make it more difficult for streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu to be eligible for awards. These services, and the courts, are fighting back.

Longtime news anchor Paul Shankman joins host Brad Young to assess the changes in newsroom practices throughout the years. He also keeps us up to date on what he’s been up to since leaving the studio. Next, reports suggest the Oscars membership is looking to make it more difficult for streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu to be eligible for awards. These services, and the courts, are fighting back.

Have you heard of Burger King's new veggie whopper?  Ryan says its only being tested in Saint Louis and he believes the commercials are fake.  After that, Ryan talks with Kevin Pryslak about the Mueller Report and his book about it.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan shares lots of food news.

Have you heard of Burger King's new veggie whopper?  Ryan says its only being tested in Saint Louis and he believes the commercials are fake.  After that, Ryan talks with Kevin Pryslak about the Mueller Report and his book about it.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan shares lots of food news.

Ryan opens this hour with a clip of Tucker Carlson taking on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after her interview on MSNBC.  Following that, Ryan speaks with Brad Young on why banning a girls-only dress code is unconstitutional.  As Ryan hits the back half the hour, he sits down with Scott MacDonald to understand why you should think like a dog.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses Sony's robotic dog Aido being banned in Illinois.

Ryan opens this hour with a clip of Tucker Carlson taking on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after her interview on MSNBC.  Following that, Ryan speaks with Brad Young on why banning a girls-only dress code is unconstitutional.  As Ryan hits the back half the hour, he sits down with Scott MacDonald to understand why you should think like a dog.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses Sony's robotic dog Aido being banned in Illinois.

Former KWMU St. Louis Public Radio host Don Marsh says he quit because bosses analyzed his complimentary remark to guest Karen Foss and spun it in a way that made him seem sexist. Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down the alleged offense, which wasn’t even questioned by Foss, herself. In other news, Burger King has launched an edgy commercial campaign promoting their new beef-less "Impossible Whopper." But is their marketing tactic too extreme?

Former KWMU St. Louis Public Radio host Don Marsh says he quit because bosses analyzed his complimentary remark to guest Karen Foss and spun it in a way that made him seem sexist. Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down the alleged offense, which wasn’t even questioned by Foss, herself. In other news, Burger King has launched an edgy commercial campaign promoting their new beef-less "Impossible Whopper." But is their marketing tactic too extreme?