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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.

Does your husband boast about chores he has completed around the house?  Amy shares details from a New York Times article on the matter, Kevin says it's not boasting.  After that, they discuss movies that have been released this summer and some of their favorite romantic comedies.  Next, Amy discusses her experience visiting Tel Aviv, Israel.  Wrapping the hour, Running, Sports fanatics, and Lab Meat are on the docket.

Is Call Of Duty really a training grounf for new recruits to the Air Force?  Signs point to yes as Amy and Kevin explain how drones are the new face of air warfare and fighter jets are being phased out.  After that, the duo want to know are tattoos still taboo?  They both discuss how society has changed on them and they have Producer Ben share about his tattoo.

Guests Hosts Amy Marxcors and Kevin Killeen fill in for Ryan Wrecker on this edition of the show.  Amy and Kevin lament about the end of summer.  After that, The duo talk about Labor Day, its' origins, and what you can expect today with the parade downtown.

Does your husband boast about chores he has completed around the house?  Amy shares details from a New York Times article on the matter, Kevin says it's not boasting.  After that, they discuss movies that have been released this summer and some of their favorite romantic comedies.  Next, Amy discusses her experience visiting Tel Aviv, Israel.  Wrapping the hour, Running, Sports fanatics, and Lab Meat are on the docket.

Is Call Of Duty really a training grounf for new recruits to the Air Force?  Signs point to yes as Amy and Kevin explain how drones are the new face of air warfare and fighter jets are being phased out.  After that, the duo want to know are tattoos still taboo?  They both discuss how society has changed on them and they have Producer Ben share about his tattoo.

Guests Hosts Amy Marxcors and Kevin Killeen fill in for Ryan Wrecker on this edition of the show.  Amy and Kevin lament about the end of summer.  After that, The duo talk about Labor Day, its' origins, and what you can expect today with the parade downtown.

Guest Host Brad Young sits down with Mark Moreland to explain the concept behind big political campaign ads.  Following that, Brad discusses the decision of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner to not prosecute cases from certain police officers.

Jon Sloane, former KMOX Sports broadcaster and KPLR Sports Director, joins guest host Brad Young to talk about where Cardinals pitcher John Gant’s “Vulcan grip” gets its name from. Young and callers then analyze some of late Senator John McCain’s final thoughts on overcoming America’s divisions.

Jon Sloane, former KMOX Sports broadcaster and KPLR Sports Director, joins guest host Brad Young to talk about where Cardinals pitcher John Gant’s “Vulcan grip” gets its name from. Young and callers then analyze some of late Senator John McCain’s final thoughts on overcoming America’s divisions.