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Host Ryan Wrecker describes the scariest haunted house in the world and talks trick or treating etiquette. Should there be an age limit? One city thinks so, and their punishments may shock you. Wrecker also discusses Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) calling out FBI Director Chris Wray for refusing to answer if President Trump’s calls are being recorded.

White House adviser Stephen Miller’s third-grade teacher Nikki Fiske refers to him as a “strange dude” and recalls his fondness for “eating glue” in an article for the Hollywood Reporter published Wednesday. Host Ryan Wrecker recounts some of his own strange childhood tendencies, before hosting another heated game of “Would You Click It?!”. Wrecker also discusses the local chiropractor sentenced for bribing officers for the names of accident victims and the handcuffed man who stole a police SUV.

Host Ryan Wrecker describes the scariest haunted house in the world and talks trick or treating etiquette. Should there be an age limit? One city thinks so, and their punishments may shock you. Wrecker also discusses Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) calling out FBI Director Chris Wray for refusing to answer if President Trump’s calls are being recorded.

White House adviser Stephen Miller’s third-grade teacher Nikki Fiske refers to him as a “strange dude” and recalls his fondness for “eating glue” in an article for the Hollywood Reporter published Wednesday. Host Ryan Wrecker recounts some of his own strange childhood tendencies, before hosting another heated game of “Would You Click It?!”. Wrecker also discusses the local chiropractor sentenced for bribing officers for the names of accident victims and the handcuffed man who stole a police SUV.

In the ongoing battle over emotional support animals on planes, one airline has said no to a squirrel.  Yes, you read that correctly.  Ryan says he is shocked that anyone would claim a squirrel is a service animal.  After that, Ryan shares his shock that Don Lemon on CNN allowed this segment on Kanye on the air.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan gives us an update on the Ladue Soccer Team lawsuit.

Each morning, Ryan digs through the internet to bring you some of the best positive stories from around the world.  This morning Ryan tells about a soldier giving back, kids running a lemonade stand, and a pizza party to remember.  After that, Ryan explains why he fears Facebook will misuse their new camera that you can buy.  Next, Ryan speaks with a Meteorologist from AccuWeather to update us on Hurricane Michael.  Wrapping up this hour, Ryan discusses AT&T's latest product that could affect your internet speed at home.

The football team at McCluer South-Berkley High School was not expecting to meet Ellen via video call, nor were they anticpating a huge gift either.  Ryan shares the details and explains why this is a good thing.  After that, Ryan takes a call from a police officer in Albany, Georgia who explains what they are doing to prepare for Hurricane Michael.  Following that, Ryan talks with Brett Edwards from AccuWeather to get the latest on Hurricane Michael.  Wrapping up the Hour, Ryan discusses HIllary Clinton's comments about the Republican party.

File this under "World's Dumbest Criminals", a Springfield, Missouri man posted a how-to video on removing an ankle monitor and was subsequently arrested.  After that, Ryan Breaks down a court ruling that blocks parts of Misouri's Voter ID law.  Ryan shares his bewilderment as to why this happened.  Next, Ryan discusses CNN's Brooke Baldwin becoming combative with a commentator over the use of the word "mob."  Wrapping the hour, Rand Paul says he believes we will see a rise of political assassinations.

The Rock and Roll has released its list of 2019 nominees… and host Ryan Wrecker has some issues with it. Next, entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson says Virgin Galactic is only weeks away from its first trip to space. Wrecker asks, even if money was no object, would you go? Nikki Haley has announced her resignation as President Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations. Wrecker plays Haley’s explanation, the President’s comments and provides his own analysis

Hear Carolyn Kindle Betz of Enterprise Holdings, Jim Kavanaugh of World Wide Technologies, Mayor Lyda Krewson and Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed from today’s MLS bid announcement. Host Ryan Wrecker explains why this would be a huge boom for St. Louis. Next, hear how comedian Kevin Hart's security went overboard in enforcing a no cell phone rule during his performance Friday in Detroit. Ryan also reviews St. Louis crime stats for September.