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Ryan opens the hour with some disheartening news about Soul SInger, Aretha Franklin. After that, Ryan plays an exclusive interview between KMOX's Michael Calhoun and Missouri Governor Mike Parson about the PGA Championship and other professional sports.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan breaks down why he think's Omarosa's new book and publicity tour is a scam.

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Saint Louis Police finally release their #LipSyncChallenge video after the Norfolk, Virginia department challenges them.  Ryan says this is great and it brings a lot of people together.  After that, Ryan says he loves how much people and media at the PGA Championship recognized Saint Louis.  Do you know how easy it is to hack our electionc?  Well, Ryan says you would be surprised to learn an 11-year-old can do it in under 10 minutes.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses Outer Space and the Space Force.

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Are there really aliens?  An astronaut was asked if he ever saw aliens or something unexplained in space.  His response could easily drive people into a conspiracy theory.  After that, Ryan discusses the outcome of the Unite The Right Rally that happened in Washington D.C. on Sunday.  Next, Ryan shares his amazement that someone could steal a plane so easy; after the tragedy in Seattle.  As Ryan Transitions into something local, we revisit his conversation with KMOX's Chris Hrabe about the PGA Championship.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses more fallout over Info Wars being banned from nearly every social media site.

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Each morning Ryan dives deep into the web to bring you the best positive stories from around the world.  Up First, Ryan brings us a story from Valley Park where a welder was able to help a professional golfer at the last minute.  After that, Listener Judith called in to share how her dog loves baseball and can tell her if the Cardinals have won or lost.  Following that, Ryan discusses MLB's decision to bring back Player's weekend where the players get to wear their nicknames on the backs of their jersey's.  Next, Ryan shares his frustration over the continued problem of homeless and no where for them to go.  After that, Ryan discusses a recent survey in which 23% of people say the president should have the right to close any media outlet he wants.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses the Hollwood City Council decision to remove Donald Trump's star from the Walk of Fame.

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Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour with a story of some parents who are upset because the airline failed to notify them that their child's plane had been diverted.  This leads listeners to call in and share their stories of hitchhiking as an option to get around the country without flying.  You don't want to miss some of these stories.

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

Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School has decided to try out eliminating the Pledge of Allegiance from its morning routine. Instead, students will come together for the “Wolf Pack Chant.” Is the Pledge of Allegiance just too out of date? Red Skelton may have something to say about it. Next, Davidson College has announced it will introduce a class that features “contract grading” where professors allow students to pick their own grades… Is life really just a big participation trophy, now?

St. Louis University is reportedly set to offer Amazon Alexa devices in every student’s dorm room… but do you have to have it? Golf Week has reported that hackers have “hijacked the PGA of America’s computer servers, locking officials out of crucial files related to this week’s PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club.” Host Ryan Wrecker says this is why you have to back up your files! Following the bar crackdown on Main Street in St. Charles, bar owners are pushing back. On what side do you stand?

Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour with a story of some parents who are upset because the airline failed to notify them that their child's plane had been diverted.  This leads listeners to call in and share their stories of hitchhiking as an option to get around the country without flying.  You don't want to miss some of these stories.

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

Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School has decided to try out eliminating the Pledge of Allegiance from its morning routine. Instead, students will come together for the “Wolf Pack Chant.” Is the Pledge of Allegiance just too out of date? Red Skelton may have something to say about it. Next, Davidson College has announced it will introduce a class that features “contract grading” where professors allow students to pick their own grades… Is life really just a big participation trophy, now?

St. Louis University is reportedly set to offer Amazon Alexa devices in every student’s dorm room… but do you have to have it? Golf Week has reported that hackers have “hijacked the PGA of America’s computer servers, locking officials out of crucial files related to this week’s PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club.” Host Ryan Wrecker says this is why you have to back up your files! Following the bar crackdown on Main Street in St. Charles, bar owners are pushing back. On what side do you stand?