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Johnson & Johnson has received emergency use authorization on their COID-19 Vaccination and Ryan breaks down what a court had to say about the eviction moratorium.  Following that Ryan speculates about how listeners will react to new programming following the death of Rush Limbaugh.  Next, Ryan links up with Shane Hewitt for their weekly simulcast and the duo discuss teens learning to drive, how to eat different types of potatoes, and the Golden Globes.

The weather has gotten so nice in the last few days and Ryan took advantage to do some yard work.  Ryan shares what he did and how much he misses the beautiful weather.  Following that, Ryan discusses the beginning of Spring Training for the Cardinals.  The late Rush Limbaugh was laid to rest at Bellefontaine Cemetery in Saint Louis and this led Ryan to talking with Johnny Rabbit about other notables laid to rest here.  Ryan then recaps how CPAC went over the weekend after President Trump spoke.

Host Ryan Wrecker revisits his earlier interview with Margaret Coker, author of “The Spymaster of Baghdad: A True Story of Bravery, Family & Patriotism in the Battle against ISIS.” He also re-airs Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ’Nother Story” recapping his war with house mice.

Hear why Sen. Rand Paul was slammed by some after Dr. Rachel Levine’s confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill. And did you hear about the gender neutral potato heads? Later, callers share Jack Buck memories with host Ryan Wrecker. And finally, hear music artist Post Malone’s cover of a classic Hootie and the Blowfish song.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is at it again. First the nursing home debacle, then the sexual harassment claims and now he jokes about anatomy during a vaccination tour. By the way, the U.S. bombed a country today.  Isn’t this what Democrats feared President Trump would do? Precious metals expert David Morgan, author of “The Silver Manifesto,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss the Federal Reserve and the future of legal tender. Finally, Ryan gets news regarding Rush Limbaugh’s burial.