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Host Ryan Wrecker opens this abbreviated hour calling out scammers that are targeting hurricane evacuation zones. We also get an update on the current impact of Hurricane Florence from Accuweather meteorologist Brian Thompson.

American Girl Doll, He-Man and Tickle Me Elmo throw down for Toy Hall of Fame honors. Democratic California Senator Dianne Feinstein releases a cryptic statement about Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination amid intrigue over the secret letter. Justice Ruth Bader slams the Supreme Court confirmation hearings as a “highly partisan show.” Radio veteran Larry Gifford joins host Ryan Wrecker to share some details about his new podcast, “When Life Gives You Parkinson’s.”

What would you do if there was if the place you live in was full of dangerous conditions?  That's what KMOV-TV dug into and Ryan shares what he thinks of the situation.  Next, Ryan takes calls from 2 different listeners about the craziest experiences they have found themselves in.  Following that, Ryan discusses Michael Avenatti being on Tucker Carlson and the insults the two threw.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan talks with WRVA newsman Matt Demlein about what they are experiencing in the storm on the northern side.

While all eyes are on the east coast as Hurricane Florence batters the Carolinas, many others yesterday lined up to foster animals from shelters ahead of the storms.  Ryan then breaks down the pitfalls of downloading digital copies of movies and music.  Ryan shares some frustration over the number of people who willingly stayed behind despite warnings to evacuate and now need to be rescued putting the lives of others in danger to save them.

Ryan opens this hour of the show with another alien conspiracy out of New Mexico after people were mysteriously evacuated.  After that, Ryan talks about the dine and dash dater who was caught.  Next, Ryan sits down with Larry Gifford, to talk about what is like living with Parkinson's Disease.  Rounding out the hour is our final look at Hurricane Florence with Accuweather's Brian Thompson.

Ryan opens the hour with “Tell Me Something Good” includes Anheuser-Busch sending 300,000 cans of water to Hurricane Florence victims, and a scary story about a little boy surviving a meat skewer injury.  Author Dr. Marcela Popa joins Ryan to discuss her new book “Keep away from GRAS: generally recognized as safe.” Europe has a new copyright law that could change the web worldwide. Ryan finishes the show talking about the women that wrote the essay “How To Murder Your Husband” was charged with the murder of her husband.

Ryan begins the hour by talking about the lights at the Arch will be turned off at the end of September, and that the 'Jaws of Life' were  used to free a bear that had its head stuck in milk can in Minnesota. He then talks about State Rep. Bruce Franks being hit with an ethics complaint over donations, and how close we are getting to becoming a cashless society because no one carries large amounts of cash. Brian Thompson of Accuweather joins Ryan to talk about how dangerous Hurricane Florence is going to be. Ryan finishes the hour talking about Apple introducing new iPhones and watches.

Actor and comedian John C. Reilly collects clown paintings and is delightfully passionate about them. Host Ryan Wrecker discusses other strange collections known to man. Next, a fashion company's “fat-shaming” sweatshirt has sparked instant backlash. Why did someone think marketing these was a good idea? Finally, Ryan discusses the sad story of Steve Perry’s separation from Journey and a life of fame.

Host Ryan Wrecker shares his dismay that some in the Carolinas are refusing to leave their homes in evacuation zones. Alex Ferrario of KMOX Sports drops in to tell us about an unfortunately long visit from a cable guy earlier this week. Lastly, St. Louis has banned taxis from livestreaming videos of passengers. Ryan’s only question: “Why did it take so long?”

Host Ryan Wrecker shares his dismay that some in the Carolinas are refusing to leave their homes in evacuation zones. Alex Ferrario of KMOX Sports drops in to tell us about an unfortunately long visit from a cable guy earlier this week. Lastly, St. Louis has banned taxis from livestreaming videos of passengers. Ryan’s only question: “Why did it take so long?”