A New York Times opinion piece written by an anonymous author claims “I am part of the resistance inside the Trump administration.” Host Ryan Wrecker explains the editorial and asks if you think this is all just a stunt, or if it could possibly be true.

This morning in news of Something Good; Yadier Molina is honored, a Seahawks player is on the roster to start despite his disability, and a janitor helps students in need.  After that, Ryan heads to LAX where Vanilla Ice shared videos from his UAE plane that was quarantined upon landing.  Next, Ryan discusses the fallout of Lou Fest being cancelled at the last minute.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses UFO's.

Ryan opens the hour with lots of news out of Washington D.C. today.  Up first, Tech giants are testifying in front of congress and it is hurting their stock value.  Pew Research says that 1 in 4 Facebook users has removed the app from their phone.  And, a Missouri congressman drowns out a protestor by speaking like an auctioneer.  After all that, Ryan discusses an interaction between Marco Rubio and Alex Jones.  Finally, Ryan wraps the hour with Emily Taylor from US Law Research about 3D printed guns.

A New York Times opinion piece written by an anonymous author claims “I am part of the resistance inside the Trump administration.” Host Ryan Wrecker explains the editorial and asks if you think this is all just a stunt, or if it could possibly be true.

Dr. Warren Farrell, author of “The Boy Crisis: Why Our Boys Are Struggling and What We Can Do about It,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to share the concepts discussed in his new book.

We open this hour of the show with breaking news that Lou Fest has been cancelled this year.  Ryan shares the letter that organizers released.  After that, Ryan discusses the public shaming that Cosby star, Geoffrey Owens, received after being spotted working at a Trader Joe's.  Next, Ryan recaps the first day of hearings for Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation as the next Supreme Court Justice.  Following that, Ryan revists his interview with author Angela Duckworth about passion and success.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan talks about the power internet companies wield when it comes to the content you see.

Ryan speaks with Flight Director Tory Carissmo from Overlook Horizon about tonight's high altitude balloon launch in upstate New York.  After that, Ryan shares a story of a 11-year-old girl who was saved from an abduction by a small dog.  Next, Ryan shares Missouri Governor Mike Parson's thoughts on the decision of Kim Gardner, not to prosecute cases from 28 officers.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares breaking news that Lou Fest has been cancelled for this year.

Ryan opens this hour of the show with a conversation about unexpected bills after a woman refuses to pay a $1,400 bill to the fire department after they responded to her non-injury crash.  Following that, Ryan discusses a man who paid over $58,000 in child support wasn't the father after a new DNA test was done.  Ryan wraps this hour with television programming you won't believe actually exists.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show telling us about some recent newsworthy pranks, including one at a McDonald’s in Houston. Angela Duckworth, author of “Grit,” joins Wrecker to teach us about passion and success. Lastly, Wrecker analyzes early polls in the Missouri senate race between democrat Claire McCaskill and republican Josh Hawley.

We open this hour of the show with breaking news that Lou Fest has been cancelled this year.  Ryan shares the letter that organizers released.  After that, Ryan discusses the public shaming that Cosby star, Geoffrey Owens, received after being spotted working at a Trader Joe's.  Next, Ryan recaps the first day of hearings for Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation as the next Supreme Court Justice.  Following that, Ryan revists his interview with author Angela Duckworth about passion and success.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan talks about the power internet companies wield when it comes to the content you see.