How lost can you be? Host Ryan Wrecker tells us about a bus driver who was fired for getting lost with a full busload and failed to communicate with anyone about the delay. One Spanish city has found a new way to deal with such problems: ban all cars. Next, hear some pieces from an NPR story this evening that Ryan feels show a drastic left-leaning bias in the station’s coverage of White House politics. Callers share their opinions on bias and the Kavanaugh accusations in general.

Host Ryan Wrecker tells us about a recent crackdown on a postal worker who was caught stealing more than 6,000 greeting cards. Callers also try to help Ryan with his phone scam issues. KSDK’s Dan Buffa and Uber shares his most interesting stories as a driver. Lastly, hear a new story about Coca Cola experimenting with pain-relieving soda that incorporates cannabis-infusion.

Host Ryan Wrecker gets you set for tonight’s show following Blues hockey and spends what little time he has this hour discussing scam calls.

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.

Host Ryan Wrecker gets you set for tonight’s show following Blues hockey and spends what little time he has this hour discussing scam calls.

Host Ryan Wrecker tells us about a recent crackdown on a postal worker who was caught stealing more than 6,000 greeting cards. Callers also try to help Ryan with his phone scam issues. KSDK’s Dan Buffa and Uber shares his most interesting stories as a driver. Lastly, hear a new story about Coca Cola experimenting with pain-relieving soda that incorporates cannabis-infusion.

How lost can you be? Host Ryan Wrecker tells us about a bus driver who was fired for getting lost with a full busload and failed to communicate with anyone about the delay. One Spanish city has found a new way to deal with such problems: ban all cars. Next, hear some pieces from an NPR story this evening that Ryan feels show a drastic left-leaning bias in the station’s coverage of White House politics. Callers share their opinions on bias and the Kavanaugh accusations in general.

What would you do if you saw a spider in your home?  How about 2?  30?  Well, that's what happened to one family in Georgia and Ryan says... Burn it down... Well, not really but wait till you hear the whole story.  After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Steve Hilton from Fox news.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares how he found deer in his neighborhood and what they ended up doing.

Ryan brings you a heartwarming story to kick off "Something Good" this morning.  A father sold his prized mustang to pay for wife's treatments; their children found the car years later.  After that, Ryan shares how a construction company came to the rescue of a church.  Next, Ryan discusses Pumpkin Spice and a study that he calls fake news.  Following that, Ryan shares his surpise of an attempted carjacking near Forest Park.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan talks about the latest television ratings after the Emmy's recieved it's lowest ratings ever.