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Every morning Ryan scours the web to bring you the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares a story of a comedian who snuck into a college graduation and walked through the line.  The college took the situation in jest and joked about it online.  Following that, Ryan brings us a story of an anonymous donor gives a school district $10,000 to pay off student lunch debts.  Next, Ryan shares the latest ratings from Nielson that indicate Nickelodeon beat CNN.  After that, Ryan discusses a new series on Showtime that breaks down our media.  Ryan then rounds out the hour sharing his excitement over KMOX Day at the Ballpark.

Host Ryan Wrecker was intrigued with a story that Producer Mike shared with him.  Mike actually had a dream that included Ryan.  After that, Ryan discusses the latest in the ongoing controversy surrounding Missouri Governor Eric Greitens.  Next, Listener Paul called into share his story of a very bad landlord that he was able to leave.  Following that, Ryan discusses a story of a husband and wife who are taking their 30-year-old son to court to get him evicted since he will not move out.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan asks, “Why anyone would not be able to have at least $400 for an emergency fund?”

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing a recent EPA press conference where some reporters were blocked from attending.  After that, Ryan shares his thoughts on a new product amazon sells that uses facial recognition.  The devices are being sold to police against the request of many other customers.  Following that, Ryan discusses the fall of Jim Carey’s career after he tried to get into politics.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan breaksdown the impeachment session in the Missouri Legislature.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program discussing the name change of downtown’s Scottrade Center, which will now be known as the Enterprise Center. Next, he discusses the Supreme Court’s decision regarding worker’s rights, particularly private sector employees. Lastly, Wrecker analyzes incoming NRA president Ollie North’s comments that the ‘disease’ plaguing the country is violence, not the second amendment.

Each morning Ryan scours the desert of the internet searching for the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan brings us, a story related to the horrific shooting at Santa Fe High School; Texas Tight End JJ Watt is planning to pay for all the funerals of those killed in the incident.  Next, Ryan shares a story of a 93-year-old man who was playing his final game of golf when the man hit his first ever hole-in-one.  Following that, Ryan discusses the horrors of house hunting after a family falls through the floor of a home they were considering.  Next, Ryan discusses the Pope’s comments to a gay man saying “you are ok because God made you that way”.  Ryan says this confuses him based on his interpretation of the Bible. 

Eight-area Police Departments are set to implement body cameras for about 260 officers.  Host Ryan Wrecker says this is a good thing and breaks down why they should have the cameras.  Several listeners call in and share their thoughts on both sides of the issue.  Saint Louis Circuit Judge bars Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from refiling charges against Governor Greitens; instead, a special prosecutor must and has been appointed.