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Ryan discusses how St. Louis’ economy is doing better than many older industrial cities. Ryan then discusses how Governor Greitens lawyers and prosecutors filed for last minute motions. He asks listeners if they would want to be on this jury and takes your calls.   

Every morning host Ryan Wrecker seeks out the best positive stories to share with you.  Yesterday Ryan took his son to his first Cardinals game.  Ryan breaks down the excitement for him and his son.  Next, Ryan shares a heart-warming story about Kolten Wong creating a GoFundMe page to help people near his hometown in Hawaii who are suffering from the Volcano.  Ryan then shares the inside scoop on this year’s artists scheduled to perform at Fair Saint Louis at Gateway Arch National Park.  After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Cyrus Farivar from Ars Technica about his new book Habeas Data: Privacy vs the Rise of Surveillance Tech.  Ryan rounds out the hour by breaking down some problems that Facebook is facing with the Federal Government. 

A black couple says they were discriminated at a South County Schnucks when trying to get a money order, now an employee has lost their job.  Host Ryan Wrecker wants to know what you think is going on here.  Is this just one bad employee or a symptom of a bigger problem?  Ryan takes your calls and it seems the majority of you think this is just one bad employee.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan outlines why he believes the case against Governor Greitens is a classic witch-hunt. 

Ryan invites Sports Open Line host Chris Hrabe into the studio to ask him about his first experience at a ballpark. Ryan then interviews Author Cyrus Farivar about his new book titled “HABEAS DATA: Privacy vs. the Rise of Surveillance Tech.”

Ryan begins tonight show about his son’s first Cardinal game, and how great of an experience that was. He then discusses Trump’s decline to Iran’s deal. Ryan asks the audience if Trump’s decision makes him look weak, and takes your calls.