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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show talking about that there have been two days since any news has come out about Gov. Eric Greitens, and Missouri Rep. Bob Burns has been asked to resign. Wrecker takes calls about Gov. Greitens and republicans supporting legalizing marijuana. Ryan stays on the topic of marijuana, taking phone calls and they include; how it has ruined some lives but saved others.

Ryan starts his ‘Something Good’ segment with a story about fellow passengers coming together to comfort a fussy toddler on a flight, and a story about a firefighter who mow’s the lawn of a  retired veteran. He then discusses what is more ridiculous, a DIY fast fall asleep spray or how the Banking royal commission is charging dead people bank fees. Ryan then discusses the uses of essential oils and witch hazel, and takes calls.

Ryan talks about PPRI Polls that show Trump Evangelical support is at Record High. Ryan then asks the audience is it’s 'Too expensive' to delete millions of police mugshots of innocent people. Lastly, Ryan discusses how Amazon wins a patent for data stream to ‘Identify’ Bitcoin users for law enforcement.

Today, Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois became the first senator to have her newborn by her side as she casted a vote on the Senate floor. Host Ryan Wrecker and callers discuss whether we should allow more children in the workplace, or if it is too much of a distraction. Ryan also runs through the newly released Time 100 list, which makes him feel old. Lastly, he discusses the love-turned-business-deal between Hollywood star Khloe Kardashian NBA player Tristan Thompson, as well as newly released details about the late entertainer Prince’s death.

Tonight’s show begins with an unusual surprise, as host Ryan Wrecker’s father Ray joins the program to talk about the earthquake he felt this morning in Detroit. Next, Kevin Killeen of KMOX News updates Ryan on proceedings in the Governor Greitens case, which the judge decided to uphold this morning. Lastly, is it going too far to offer “safe spaces” for addicts to use? Ryan talks about a proposed Missouri bill that would give opioid addicts a safe place to use.