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Ryan opens this hour of the show with good news out of Thailand.  The boys from the soccer team that were trapped in a cave are now out of the hospital.  Following that, Listener Jerome called in to share his theory that the whole "rescue" was a hoax by the Thai government.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan revisits his conversation with Dan Blatt about the failures of modern economic policy.

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Each morning Ryan scours the internet for the best positive stories.  Up first, Ryan goes to the MLB All Star Game to learn that players think St. Louis has the best fans in Baseball.  After that, Ryan shares a heartwarming story of a young man who walked over 12 miles to work on his first day and was gifted a car by the company's CEO.  Following that Ryan discusses the Sasha Baron Cohen's satirical program failing in the ratings.  Rounding out the hour Ryan says millennials are changing the landscape of offices and becoming more introverted at work.

Ryan opens this hour of the show expressing his displeaser at Post Dispatch Columnist Tony Messenger's lastest column.  Ryan wants to know where does political correctness end?  After that, Ryan discusses a new piece of legislation that Missouri Governor Parson signed allowing schools to use snow minutes instead of snow days.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan says he won't be trying this new massage.

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The hour opens with a cap to the Trump conversation that has carried over from hour one. Next, Chicago could soon test universal basic income program. Host Ryan Wrecker asks, is this a good idea? Mayor Emanuel cuts Chicago pension debt, but future hits to taxpayers are still expected.

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Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s broadcast explaining why he is convinced he is being followed by a ghost. Just when you thought you were scared enough, he dives back into more Trump and Putin conversation. Callers weigh in with their thoughts on the President’s apparent grammatical error and the issue with Russia overall.

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

The hour opens with a cap to the Trump conversation that has carried over from hour one. Next, Chicago could soon test universal basic income program. Host Ryan Wrecker asks, is this a good idea? Mayor Emanuel cuts Chicago pension debt, but future hits to taxpayers are still expected. Next stop, San Francisco where the mayor has said, “There's More Feces ... Than I've Ever Seen.” So there’s poop everywhere, kids walking by needles and open drug use… and you’re paying $1-million for a house within ‘walking distance’ of this?!?

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s broadcast explaining why he is convinced he is being followed by a ghost. Just when you thought you were scared enough, he dives back into more Trump and Putin conversation. Callers weigh in with their thoughts on the President’s apparent grammatical error and the issue with Russia overall.

Ryan opens this hour of the show expressing his displeaser at Post Dispatch Columnist Tony Messenger's lastest column.  Ryan wants to know where does political correctness end?  After that, Ryan discusses a new piece of legislation that Missouri Governor Parson signed allowing schools to use snow minutes instead of snow days.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan says he won't be trying this new massage.

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

Each morning Ryan scours the internet for the best positive stories.  Up first, Ryan goes to the MLB All Star Game to learn that players think St. Louis has the best fans in Baseball.  After that, Ryan shares a heartwarming story of a young man who walked over 12 miles to work on his first day and was gifted a car by the company's CEO.  Following that Ryan discusses the Sasha Baron Cohen's satirical program failing in the ratings.  Rounding out the hour Ryan says millennials are changing the landscape of offices and becoming more introverted at work.

It's summer and what can be more American in the Summer than a Lemonade Stand?  Ryan shares a heartwarming story of a young man named Ben from the Tower Grove South Neighborhood who opened a Lemonade Stand to raise money for another kid who was suffering from Cancer.  After that, Ryan discussed an upcoming presentation at the Saint Louis Science Center that will celebrate the 49th Anniversary of the first lunar landing.  Next, Ryan revists his conversation with Johnny Rabbit on his upcoming presentation about Summer Fun in Saint Louis.  Ryan recaps the Trump-Putin meeting in Helsinki, Finland as the hour wraps up.

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