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It's almost the end of Baseball season and you can already purchase tickets to a possible Cardinals Post-season.  This excites Ryan as he kicks off this morning's Something Good segment.  After that, Ryan exclaims his excitement about Oreo's new flavor in honor of Mickey's 90th Anniversary.  Next, Ryan discusses Amazons latest products and a new program they are using to bust delivery drivers who attempt to steal.  Wrapping up this hour, Ryan revists his conversation with Brad Young about the accusations against Kavanaugh.

Over the weekend, Kylie Jenner had milk in her cereal for the first time.  Ryan wants to know what's one food you have yet to try?  After that, Ryan discusses the roundtable on Chris Matthews (MSNBC) show in which Megyn Kelly asks why would Democrats wait so long to turn over the accusatory letter against Kavanaugh.  Wrapping up the hour, breaks down why a decision by insurance company, John Hancock, should concern you.

It’s a listener versus listener showdown in our first official radio gameshow battle with theme music! Following the news that 25 cars were broken into outside of the Taylor Swift concert, host Ryan Wrecker looks at this year’s crime stats in the City of St. Louis. Attorney Brad Young joins Wrecker to examine how the Kavanaugh hearing would be different if it was treated like a trial.

Rep. Will Tallman of Adams County, PA has proposed a “Teachers Code of Ethics” in a bill that, if approved, would ban political discussion in all kindergarten through 12th grade classes. Some critics say this would infringe on first amendment rights. Do you trust teachers instructing your children in politics? Host Ryan Wrecker also celebrates the 30th anniversary of Charlie Brennan’s first day at KMOX, including Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” on the great “Chucky B.”

Rep. Will Tallman of Adams County, PA has proposed a “Teachers Code of Ethics” in a bill that, if approved, would ban political discussion in all kindergarten through 12th grade classes. Some critics say this would infringe on first amendment rights. Do you trust teachers instructing your children in politics? Host Ryan Wrecker also celebrates the 30th anniversary of Charlie Brennan’s first day at KMOX, including Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” on the great “Chucky B.”

It’s a listener versus listener showdown in our first official radio gameshow battle with theme music! Following the news that 25 cars were broken into outside of the Taylor Swift concert, host Ryan Wrecker looks at this year’s crime stats in the City of St. Louis. Attorney Brad Young joins Wrecker to examine how the Kavanaugh hearing would be different if it was treated like a trial.

Over the weekend, Kylie Jenner had milk in her cereal for the first time.  Ryan wants to know what's one food you have yet to try?  After that, Ryan discusses the roundtable on Chris Matthews (MSNBC) show in which Megyn Kelly asks why would Democrats wait so long to turn over the accusatory letter against Kavanaugh.  Wrapping up the hour, breaks down why a decision by insurance company, John Hancock, should concern you.

It's almost the end of Baseball season and you can already purchase tickets to a possible Cardinals Post-season.  This excites Ryan as he kicks off this morning's Something Good segment.  After that, Ryan exclaims his excitement about Oreo's new flavor in honor of Mickey's 90th Anniversary.  Next, Ryan discusses Amazons latest products and a new program they are using to bust delivery drivers who attempt to steal.  Wrapping up this hour, Ryan revists his conversation with Brad Young about the accusations against Kavanaugh.

Each morning Ryan scours the internet for the best positive stories.  This morning brings us a story of a blind football player, and a University Janitor.  After that, Ryan discusses the danger of allowing the government to censor things on the internet after China issues censorship rules to Google.  Ryan continues the tech conversation with IBM's latest attempt to detect bias in their artificial intelligence programs.  Rounding out the hour, would you believe technology has an adverse affect on your pets?

Picture this.  It's summer, you head into your kitchen, grab a cold cup of lemonade ,look out the window, and you see your neighbor, gardening, in the nude.  What would you do?  Ryan says this is happening in one neighborhood and people are not happy about it.  After that, Ryan discusses the famous comedy duo Laurel & Hardy as there is a new film about them being released this year.  Next, Ryan discusses Norm MacDonald's podcast turned tv show on Netflix and what comedian Chevy Chase had to say about SNL.  Wrapping up this hour, Ryan shares a CBC News Investigation that shows Ticketmaster is encouraging scalpers to use their resale site to rip you off.