As Ryan returns from his Thanksgiving break he shares with us some amazing stories of a man who lost weight and soldier who recieved an a Christmas Card while stationed in Vietnam.  After that, Ryan a legal case out of Canada where a comedian is being punished for making an offensive joke in a comedy club.  Ryan says this is another example of lack of free speech in the country.  Following that, Ryan revisits his interview with Elizabeth Klinefelter from the U.S. Consumer Poduct Safey Commission to talk about furniture recalls that people miss.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares an update on the Catholic Supply Killer.

As Ryan returns from his Thanksgiving break he shares with us some amazing stories of a man who lost weight and soldier who recieved an a Christmas Card while stationed in Vietnam.  After that, Ryan a legal case out of Canada where a comedian is being punished for making an offensive joke in a comedy club.  Ryan says this is another example of lack of free speech in the country.  Following that, Ryan revisits his interview with Elizabeth Klinefelter from the U.S. Consumer Poduct Safey Commission to talk about furniture recalls that people miss.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares an update on the Catholic Supply Killer.

Ryan opens this hour of the show discussing the push to modify your genetics before you are born.  After that, he and Producer Mike place a bet on the Blues vs Red Wings game.  Next, Ryan discusses NASA's latest success in landing a rover on Mars.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan says that Saint Louis is giving Las Vegas a run for its money as a sinful city.

Ryan opens this hour of the show discussing the push to modify your genetics before you are born.  After that, he and Producer Mike place a bet on the Blues vs Red Wings game.  Next, Ryan discusses NASA's latest success in landing a rover on Mars.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan says that Saint Louis is giving Las Vegas a run for its money as a sinful city.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes an article by Tony Messenger in the Post-Dispatch about Precious Jones, a north St. Louis resident who was ticketed for going 120 mph on I-70 and is frustrated with her treatment. Next, Elizabeth Klinefelter of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission tells us how to ensure your home is as safe as possible, particularly as new things enter the household over the holidays.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes an article by Tony Messenger in the Post-Dispatch about Precious Jones, a north St. Louis resident who was ticketed for going 120 mph on I-70 and is frustrated with her treatment. Next, Elizabeth Klinefelter of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission tells us how to ensure your home is as safe as possible, particularly as new things enter the household over the holidays.

Host Ryan Wrecker reminisces about his trip to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation while in Detroit over the holidays, and the aluminum Christmas tree that caught his eye while there. Next, Wrecker discusses the holiday delays at Lambert Airport as a result from a 5-percent increase in Thanksgiving travel and the blizzardy, windy weather.

Host Ryan Wrecker reminisces about his trip to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation while in Detroit over the holidays, and the aluminum Christmas tree that caught his eye while there. Next, Wrecker discusses the holiday delays at Lambert Airport as a result from a 5-percent increase in Thanksgiving travel and the blizzardy, windy weather.

Sunday night guest host Gary Nolan discusses a push in China to modify your unborn child's genes to prevent HIV.  Gary thinks this is not acceptable and wants to know where would it end if we allowed this to happen.  After that, Gary discusses the incident at the souther border near San Diego in which the U.S. Border Patrol launched tear gas at immigrants on the Mexican side of the border.

Sunday night guest host Gary Nolan discusses a push in China to modify your unborn child's genes to prevent HIV.  Gary thinks this is not acceptable and wants to know where would it end if we allowed this to happen.  After that, Gary discusses the incident at the souther border near San Diego in which the U.S. Border Patrol launched tear gas at immigrants on the Mexican side of the border.