Host Ryan Wrecker tells us the tale of a child’s lemonade stand that police recently shut down. While this often seems like too drastic of an action, Ryan explains why this shutdown was the proper use of authority.

Roseanne, Alex Jones, and Paul Logan; what do they all have in common?  Host Ryan Wrecker says they have all fallen hard over something they have shared on social media.  After that, Ryan talks with Listener Diana about the work ethic of millenials.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan shares a surprising thing trending on Twitter.

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

Listener Mike called into share an uplifting experience he had a few weeks ago during the heat wave.

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

Host Ryan Wrecker looks back on this memorable weekend. In which, Bob Costas was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Ryan shares part of his interview with KMOX's Tom Ackerman as well as part of his speech.  After that, Ryan takes a call from a listener who was rescued by strangers in the middle of the recent heat wave after grocery shopping.  Wrapping this hour, Ryan talks with KMOX's Harry Hamm about the 100th Anniversary of The Muny.

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

Do you buy into the hype that the "U.S. will take years to recover from the Trump presidency?"  Host Ryan Wrecker says this is an example of a fake news story as it is opinion and not factual reporting.  Following that, Ryan discusses USA Today article that predicts another government shutdown giving Democrats an advantage in the mid-term elections.  Next, Ryan discusses STL Food with Johnny Rabbitt and his next presentation at the Missouri History Museum.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan breaks down why the Discovery Channels' Shark Week is a flop.

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

Roseanne, Alex Jones, and Paul Logan; what do they all have in common?  Host Ryan Wrecker says they have all fallen hard over something they have shared on social media.  After that, Ryan talks with Listener Diana about the work ethic of millenials.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan shares a surprising thing trending on Twitter.

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

Host Ryan Wrecker looks back on this memorable weekend. In which, Bob Costas was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.  Ryan shares part of his interview with KMOX's Tom Ackerman as well as part of his speech.  After that, Ryan takes a call from a listener who was rescued by strangers in the middle of the recent heat wave after grocery shopping.  Wrapping this hour, Ryan talks with KMOX's Harry Hamm about the 100th Anniversary of The Muny.

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

Do you buy into the hype that the "U.S. will take years to recover from the Trump presidency?"  Host Ryan Wrecker says this is an example of a fake news story as it is opinion and not factual reporting.  Following that, Ryan discusses USA Today article that predicts another government shutdown giving Democrats an advantage in the mid-term elections.  Next, Ryan discusses STL Food with Johnny Rabbit and his next presentation at the Missouri History Museum.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan breaks down why the Discovery Channels' Shark Week is a flop.

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

Guest Host Walter Sterling takes your calls on ways you have been scammed.  He also talks about how millennial work environments are unproductive and he discusses how drug manufacters are to blame for the opiod epidemic.