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ABC cancels “Roseanne” due to Barr’s racist tweet. Host Ryan Wrecker believes this was the right thing to do, but asks why networks such as ABC are inconsistent with what is tolerable, and what is not. Callers share their thoughts. Wrecker also investigates fake news in today’s world, stemming from the false claims that President Trump and the federal government separated 1,500 immigrant children from their parents last year.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens with a conversation including KMOX’s Kevin Killeen about the resignation of Eric Greitens.  After that, Ryan speaks with KMOX’s Capital correspondent about the resignation of Eric Greitens.  Following that, Ryan asks where do we go next?  He discusses the ongoing charges against Greitens and the back-up in the court system in Saint Louis.

Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour with a seemingly half-baked plan out of California that is intended to curb violent crimes.  Next, Ryan discusses a plan in Missouri to allow K-12th grade students a chance to take classes online for credit.  And, of course we have all your calls.

Host Ryan Wrecker scoured the internet to bring you the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan starts with a story of a kid who opened a Lemonade Stand to help pay his baby brothers’ medical bills.  Next, an Alabama student was gifted a car after a picture of him walking to his graduation in cap and gown went viral.  After that, Ryan discusses the Korean summit that President Trump has seemed to have flip-flopped on attending.  Wounding out the hour, Ryan says an attack on a Little Caesars employee in Florida is a great reason for supporting conceal carry.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a bit of nostalgia as astronaut Alan Bean, the 4th man to ever walk on the moon, has passed away at the age of 86.  Following that, Ryan discusses where the limitation of your freedoms begin and end after right-wing activist Tommy Robinson was reportedly jailed after filming outside a child grooming trial.  Next, Ryan shares his confusion over Representative Dana Rohrbacher saying “It’s OK to not sell homes to gay people.”  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses how the media focuses on the wrong parts of stories in an effort to define the narrative in their favor.

Overnight America continues this hour with parents who catch their kids misbehaving and what they will remember about how you raised them; the 30-year-old who got evicted by his parents; some disturbing revelations about Sesame Street; and the new Star Wars film.

This hour of Overnight America, Ryan talks on St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, the apparent shortage of truck drivers on America's roads, and some interesting food facts we've uncovered.

Overnight America continues this hour with parents who catch their kids misbehaving and what they will remember about how you raised them; the 30-year-old who got evicted by his parents; some disturbing revelations about Sesame Street; and the new Star Wars film.

This hour of Overnight America, Ryan talks on St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, the apparent shortage of truck drivers on America's roads, and some interesting food facts we've uncovered.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a bit of nostalgia as astronaut Alan Bean, the 4th man to ever walk on the moon, has passed away at the age of 86.  Following that, Ryan discusses where the limitation of your freedoms begin and end after right-wing activist Tommy Robinson was reportedly jailed after filming outside a child grooming trial.  Next, Ryan shares his confusion over Representative Dana Rohrbacher saying “It’s OK to not sell homes to gay people.”  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses how the media focuses on the wrong parts of stories in an effort to define the narrative in their favor.