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Host Brad Young speaks with Ray McCarty about the downward spiral that we are seeing in the workforce as the U.S. is trying to come out of the pandemic. Brad also continues talking about cancel culture and censorship.

Host Brad Young speaks with Alan Dershowitz about cancel culture and censorship as theses things have changed in recent history. Then Brad takes callers to hear their thoughts on the matter as well.

Host Brad Young recaps the ethical investigation of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s handling of the Eric Greitens trial. Next, we revisit Young’s earlier interview with Senator Bob Onder of Lake St. Louis. Senator Onder explains a few bills regarding Missouri COVID liability and St. Louis County Council accountability.

Jim Grundy, owner and CEO of Texas-based Sisu Energy, joins host Brad Young to explain why COVID-19 has resulted in a decrease in truckers and how it may affect you. Later, Young discusses whether or not college athletes should be allowed to make money based off their likeness.

Senator Bob Onder of Lake St. Louis joins host Brad Young to explain a few bills regarding Missouri COVID liability and St. Louis County Council accountability. Later, Young explains how COVID’s ultimate legacy going forward could be people becoming less risk-averse.

Host Brad Young discusses the two main reasons that Derek Chauvin’s appeal could hold weight. Next, he investigates whether or not the country is more or less divided after President Biden’s first one hundred days in office.

Host Brad Young jumps in for an unexpected edition of the show following tonight’s Cardinals rain out. Ryan Wrecker, co-host of “St. Louis Talks,” calls in to talk about his transition to daytime radio. Young also dives into two areas where St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner could be investigated for ethical misconduct.

Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.

Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.

Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.