Host Ryan Wrecker plays Jack Buck’s September 11th poem and remembers how well the longtime KMOX broadcaster dealt with the difficult situation. We then hear some of President Trump’s speech this morning at the Flight 93 memorial in Pennsylvania.

Do you like claw games?  If so, you might like Amazon's latest patent for employees; Ryan has the details.  After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with meteorologist Carl Babinski from Accuweather about Hurricane Florence.  Next, Ryan discusses emails that Tucker Carlson has attained that allegedly show Google using bias in favor of Hillary with what you see online.  Following that, Ryan discusses the latest revelations in the Strozk-Page texts scandal and why you should be concerned too.

Each morning Ryan scours the web for the best positive stories from around the world.  This morning Ryan shares stories about Great Article of things to do from the Arch to Forest Park, an American Airlines pilot who helped ease tensions with passengers, and Cardinals player Matt Carpenter's lucky salsa.  After that, Ryan speaks with Adaobi Nwaubani, a Nigerian author, about her new book “Buried Beneath the Baobab tree” about Boko Haram kidnapping hundreds of girls.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan talks with listener Patrick (Washington D.C.) about the federal government closing on Thursday due to Hurricane Florence.

17 years ago today the world stopped turning as America was attacked by terrorists.  Ryan analyzes people's "Where were you when" moments about this horrific day.  Ryan then takes your calls on how this day changed your life.  After that, Ryan speaks with Carl Babinski from Accuweather about the latest on Hurricane Florence in the Atlantic Ocean.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan discusses a school in Georgia that has decided to bring back paddling.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing what it must be like for Americans on the Atlantic coast currently preparing for Hurricane Florence. We then hear an unbelievable story out Oklahoma featuring a 55-year-old Tiger Zoo owner arrested for plotting to murder an enemy animal rights activist. Finally, hear what strange signal Canada’s new radio telescope picked up from deep space.

Do you like claw games?  If so, you might like Amazon's latest patent for employees; Ryan has the details.  After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with meteorologist Carl Babinski from Accuweather about Hurricane Florence.  Next, Ryan discusses emails that Tucker Carlson has attained that allegedly show Google using bias in favor of Hillary with what you see online.  Following that, Ryan discusses the latest revelations in the Strozk-Page texts scandal and why you should be concerned too.

Each morning Ryan scours the web for the best positive stories from around the world.  This morning Ryan shares stories about Great Article of things to do from the Arch to Forest Park, an American Airlines pilot who helped ease tensions with passengers, and Cardinals player Matt Carpenter's lucky salsa.  After that, Ryan speaks with Adaobi Nwaubani, a Nigerian author, about her new book “Buried Beneath the Baobab tree” about Boko Haram kidnapping hundreds of girls.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan talks with listener Patrick (Washington D.C.) about the federal government closing on Thursday due to Hurricane Florence.

17 years ago today the world stopped turning as America was attacked by terrorists.  Ryan analyzes people's "Where were you when" moments about this horrific day.  Ryan then takes your calls on how this day changed your life.  After that, Ryan speaks with Carl Babinski from Accuweather about the latest on Hurricane Florence in the Atlantic Ocean.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan discusses a school in Georgia that has decided to bring back paddling.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing what it must be like for Americans on the Atlantic coast currently preparing for Hurricane Florence. We then hear an unbelievable story out Oklahoma featuring a 55-year-old Tiger Zoo owner arrested for plotting to murder an enemy animal rights activist. Finally, hear what strange signal Canada’s new radio telescope picked up from deep space.

What do you think the dirty thing/place in the airport is?  Ryan shares a study that says those security trays are actually more dirty than the toilets in the bathroom.  While Ryan is still on the subject of airlines, he brings us a story of a plane on a flight from Phoenix to Hawaii that made passengers use bags to go to the bathroom.  Next, Ryan discusses "the end of days" or as he calls it, someone just wanting a new building in Jerusalem.  After that, Ryan discusses why artificial intelligence should be more of a concern than climate change.  Wrapping this hour, Ryan discuss the possibility of automatic weapons that do not need human interaction to function.