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In case you forgot amidst all of January’s national news, host Ryan Wrecker reminds us how big of an issue local homicides are in the City of St. Louis. Political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com analyzes early changes made by President Biden’s administration, the potential impeachment of former President Donald Trump, Congress versus big tech companies and more.

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Are you confident in Mail-IN Voting?  Amazon is attempting to delay a unionization vote at one of their warehouses to allow mail-in voting because of COVID.  Ryan explains why there should be skepticism in this process.  Following that, Ryan shares KTVI’s Elliot Davis’s story on Saint Louis City First Responders receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine.  Following that, Ryan links up with Johnny Rabbit to find out what he is up to despite the pandemic keeping him off air.  As the hour winds down, Ryan discusses a water main that broke over the weekend causing I-70 to shut down in both directions while the main was repaired.

Over the weekend legendary broadcaster Larry King passed away; Ryan recounts King’s life.  Would you stay on social media if you didn’t have to be for work?  Ryan says he likely would not and shares a couple stories that explain why.  As the hour rolls along, Ryan links up with Shane Hewitt in Canada.  The two discuss political differences between both countries, and more.

It is a new week here on Overnight America and host Ryan Wrecker opens the week discussing life in Quarantine.  This week, Ryan invests in a new coffee maker and discovers that Ghostbusters cereal is being rereleased.   Next, Ryan catches up with fellow KMOX-er Johnny Rabbit to find out what has been up to during the Pandemic.  Following that, Ryan tackles a changes from the Biden administration that include increased cost of life saving insulin, and a push for a Federal Minimum wage of $15/hour.  Ryan also shares his exasperation of the vaccine rollout in Saint Louis.

A House Representative from Oklahoma has introduced a bill to create Bigfoot hunting season. Host Ryan Wrecker examines the proposal before explaining how Silicon Valley has ruined work culture. Hear why Joe Exotic claims President Trump failed to pardon him. We also re-air Charlie Brennan’s 1995 interview with legendary radio disc jockey Wolfman Jack and Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story.”