The White House returned its flag to half-staff after backlash over alleged disrespect to the late Senator John McCain. Host Ryan Wrecker sarcastically asks, “Whose bright idea was this?” He also discusses Michael Cohen lawyer Lanny Davis’ acknowledgement of being an anonymous source for the disputed CNN Russian meeting at the Trump Tower story and admitted lying on TV about his involvement.

Each morning Ryan strives to bring you something good.  This morning Ryan shares that Bayer has installed 2 "Living Billboards" in Saint Louis.  After that, Ryan expresses excitement over Weird Al Yankovic getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  Next, Ryan breaks down the Saint Charles County Council's push to put a smoking ban on the November Ballot.  This elicites several phone calls from listeners on both sides of the argument.

Ryan opens this hour of the show with your calls about door-to-door salesmen.  After that, Ryan speaks with Melissa Radke about her new book "Eat Cake. Be Brave"; about empowering women to embrace themselves.

In a story that has now gone viral, a crazy bride asked guests for $1,500 each in cash gifts to pay for an elaborate dream wedding and honeymoon. Despite getting eight guests to commit, the bride went to posting on social media her disappointment that friends and family wouldn’t donate more. Host Ryan Wrecker gives his thoughts, before callers share their crazy wedding stories. Ryan also jokes about a news story from KY3 News in Springfield about a door-to-door meat salesman in the city of Nixa that did not have a license.

The White House returned its flag to half-staff after backlash over alleged disrespect to the late Senator John McCain. Host Ryan Wrecker sarcastically asks, “Whose bright idea was this?” He also discusses Michael Cohen lawyer Lanny Davis’ acknowledgement of being an anonymous source for the disputed CNN Russian meeting at the Trump Tower story and admitted lying on TV about his involvement.

It's a story that seems to fake to believe; a teacher in North Carolina punished a student for calling her "Ma'am." Ryan says he doesn't understand as the term is meant to be a sign of respect. Following that, Ryan shares some tech stories before he discusses WIlliam Shatner releasing a Christmas album.  Next, Ryan recaps the shooting at a E-Sports Tournament in Jacksonville, FL.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses protestors who stood outside Ted Drewes over the weekend.

Each morning Ryan digs deep into the internet to bring us some of the best positive stories frm around the world.  Up first, Ryan shares how he saved money by doing his own auto work.  After that, Ryan discusses a bizzare story of a robbery of a cheese grater.  Next, Ryan discusses a push by the Dutch Government to ban non-vaccinated children from entering the country.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan explains why we should be skeptical of how the federal government spends our money after Rand Paul's latest bill is blocked.

Ryan continues this hour of the show with calls about homeless people and panhandlers.  After that, Ryan shares his thoughts on Senator John McCain's death and life.  Following that, Ryan takes a call from an agitated listener about the ongoing Mueller investigation.  Next, Ryan shares a story that quotes a former Vatican official on whether the Pope knew about the abuse cover up before the Grand Jury Indictment.

Ryan opens this hour of the show on a somber note following another mass shooting.  This time, at a Video Game Tournament in Jacksonville, Florida.  Ryan recaps the details and then shares his thoughts on how it did not turn into a gun control debate.  Next, Ryan discusses a new plan in Kansas City to eliminate homeless who panhandle in dangerous locations.

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Mashable posted an article about Amazon: 

https://mashable.com/2018/08/24/amazon-warehouse-twitter-defense/?utm_cid=hp-h-16#MZMxhFkOamqb

The most telling part of this story is at the end.