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.

Each morning, Ryan opens this hour of the show with some of the best positive stories from around the web.  This morning, Ryan kicks off the hour with a story of a father who ws teaching his 4-year-old son about homelessness.  After that, Ryan shares his excitement that many public pools are offering dog parties as the swimming season closes out.  Next, Ryan discusses the absurdity of over-priced clothing.  Following that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Bruce Dumont about Paul Harvey.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan shares one of his favorite segments from Paul Harvey.

Ryan kicks off the top of the hour talking about Fortnite and its effect on kids. Then, Ryan talks about Monica Lewinsky walking out on a news conference after being asked a question about Bill Clinton. Next, Ryan talks about stereotypes being "taught" within the school district. FInally, Ryan talks about how parents are trying to protect their children from TV shows.

As we celebrate what would have been Paul Harvey's 100th birthday, Ryan looks back on his life as well as talking with Bruce Dumont and a listener to talk about Paul Harvey.

Ryan starts off the show talking about how the brain remembers different things like remember a lot ones voice. Next, Ryan discusses the  Colin Kaepernick and Nike 'Just Do It' Ad. Finally, Ryan takes listeners calls to hear their revenge stories on co-workers.

Each morning, Ryan opens this hour of the show with some of the best positive stories from around the web.  This morning, Ryan kicks off the hour with a story of a father who ws teaching his 4-year-old son about homelessness.  After that, Ryan shares his excitement that many public pools are offering dog parties as the swimming season closes out.  Next, Ryan discusses the absurdity of over-priced clothing.  Following that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Bruce Dumont about Paul Harvey.  Rounding out this hour, Ryan shares one of his favorite segments from Paul Harvey.

Ryan kicks off the top of the hour talking about Fortnite and its effect on kids. Then, Ryan talks about Monica Lawinski walking out on a news conference after being asked a question about Bill Clinton. Next, Ryan talks about stereotypes being "taught" within the school district. FInally, Ryan talks about how parents are trying to protect their children from TV shows.

Ryan starts off the show talking about how the brain remembers different things like remember a lot ones voice. Next, Ryan discusses the  Colin Kaepernick and Nike 'Just Do It' Ad. Finally, Ryan takes listeners calls to hear their revenge stories on co-workers.