Residents in South St. Louis joined forces Wednesday to catch a thief responsible for stealing porch packages. Host Ryan Wrecker tells us about the operation and questions how often this really happens in today’s age of daily doorstep deliveries. He also discusses a story about a former Bush press secretary who has pointed out the hypocrisy of newspapers colluding to attack President Trump.

How is art valued?  Ryan says it is valued by what someone is willing to pay for it, not by what you say it is.  This leads into an update on a story we brought you a few months ago of a child who destroyed art.  After that, Ryan shares an ubelievable story of a man who says he was abducted by aliens while fishing.  Next, Ryan revisits his interview with Dr. Michael Busler from Stockton University about the price of Democratic Socialism.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

Each morning Ryan surfs the web in search of the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares his excitement that the Saint Louis Blues have picked a native to join Chris Kerber in the broadcast booth.  After that, Ryan discusses the New York Times interview of Jerry Seinfeld and says it is the best interview he has ever seen.  Following that, Ryan sits down with long-time Saint Louis media personality Don Marsh to get his take on Saint Louis.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses New York Governor Cuomo's comments about America never being great.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

What would you do if something was broken in your apartment and you could not get the landlord to help?  That's what one woman is dealing with and Ryan says it is terrible.  After that, Ryan sits down with Dr. Michael Busler from Stockton University to discuss the price of Democratic Socialism.  After that, Ryan reminisces about what it was like to "Go Back To School" every fall.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program in an abbreviated hour that pays homage to former longtime Indiana radio personality Charly Butcher, who passed away Wednesday afternoon at the young age of 61 following a cardiac event. The conversation then turns to schools struggling with their funding, including a peculiar story that led to one school’s lunchtime shortage.

How is art valued?  Ryan says it is valued by what someone is willing to pay for it, not by what you say it is.  This leads into an update on a story we brought you a few months ago of a child who destroyed art.  After that, Ryan shares an ubelievable story of a man who says he was abducted by aliens while fishing.  Next, Ryan revisits his interview with Dr. Michael Busler from Stockton University about the price of Democratic Socialism.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

Each morning Ryan surfs the web in search of the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares his excitement that the Saint Louis Blues have picked a native to join Chris Kerber in the broadcast booth.  After that, Ryan discusses the New York Times interview of Jerry Seinfeld and says it is the best interview he has ever seen.  Following that, Ryan sits down with long-time Saint Louis media personality Don Marsh to get his take on Saint Louis.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses New York Governor Cuomo's comments about America never being great.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

What would you do if something was broken in your apartment and you could not get the landlord to help?  That's what one woman is dealing with and Ryan says it is terrible.  After that, Ryan sits down with Dr. Michael Busler from Stockton University to discuss the price of Democratic Socialism.  After that, Ryan reminisces about what it was like to "Go Back To School" every fall.

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program in an abbreviated hour that pays homage to former longtime Indiana radio personality Charly Butcher, who passed away Wednesday afternoon at the young age of 61 following a cardiac event. The conversation then turns to schools struggling with their funding, including a peculiar story that led to one school’s lunchtime shortage.

Would you agree there is bias in mainstream media?  Specifically with fake news?  Ryan lays out his case with multiple examples of why people should not trust the mainstream media.  Following that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Brad Young about what a Non-disclosure Agreement really is. Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses why some in a Toronto Neighborhood are tired of herbavores. 

Listen live weeknights on 1120 KMOX and KMOX.com. Interact with the show on Twitter @RyanWrecker