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It seems like every little girls dream is to become a princess and for one lucky American Woman, Meghan Markle, gets to live out the fantasy for real.  The royal wedding will be this Saturday morning and host Ryan Wrecker wants to challenge you to give him one good reason to care about it.  After that, Ryan shares his thoughts on the Senate’s vote passing legislation to overturn the FCC ruling on Net Neutrality.  Ryan wraps the hour by talk with Amazing Race Canada 2013 winner Tim Hague... and his new book about living with Parkinson's … PERSEVERANCE.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens hour two discussing the story out of Crystal City in which a machete-wielding woman charged people at a gas station. The strange stories continue as Wrecker narrates the tale of Sidney Bouvier Gilstrap-Portley, a 25-year-old who posed as a Dallas ISD student to relive basketball glory at Hillcrest High. Commentary Magazine Senior Writer Sohrab Ahmari then joins Wrecker to discuss the media’s portrayal of Israel amidst terror from Hamas.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program dreaming about his perfect day, which is centered around eating an entire pizza to himself. He then transitions to more serious topics, starting with the senate panel backing reports on Russian meddling in the presidential election. Callers share their opinion on what effect Russian-purchased ads may have had on the election. Wrecker then updates us on the case against Governor Greitens, which in his opinion appears to be in shambles.

Missouri is number one is something that host Ryan Wrecker says we should not be proud of, Puppy Mills.  Ryan breaks down why puppy mills are bad and how you can avoid supporting them.  After that, Ryan discusses why he thinks Governor Greitens should resign and why the push to investigate Saint Louis Circuit Attorney is valid.  Next, Ryan discusses why the Circuit Attorney office is mishandling money they require.  After that, Ryan shares a Politico story that calls Josh Hawley, GOP’s golden boy. 

Do you have something good to share with us?  Host Ryan Wrecker explores the deep, dark recesses of the internet to bring you the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan brings us a story from Boynton Beach, Florida where police officers crashed a high school prom for special needs students.   The officers did not stop or interrupt the party.  Instead, they joined in.  Next, we go to Indiana where a 5-year-old who lost their father, a cop, in the line of duty.  What officers did to honor the child’s request will melt your heart.  After that, Ryan shares a ridiculous new rule at a school in Pennsylvania where administrators are requiring students to smile in the hallways.  Following that Ryan discusses a disturbing trend among teens, vaping.  A new study says that more teens are using vape devices to “smoke” instead of traditional cigarettes thanks to the myriad of flavored pods available. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with your phone calls about Governor Greitens and whether he will be impeached.  Up next, Ryan asks, do we need a new film rating of PG-16?  Ryan thinks that there is a grey area between PG-13 and R; yet nothing currently covers it.  North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un threatens to cancel talks with South Korea and the U.S. over Military exercises occurring just south of their border.  Ryan believes it is a bluff because they are still on edge, as they have not willingly interacted with other countries since the 1950’s.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses why Palestine will never accept Israel and what would likely happen if the two ever agreed to peace.