Host Ryan Wrecker shares his thoughts on his first “Opening Day” in St. Louis. Next, he discusses a potential new buyer for the vacant AT&T skyscraper in downtown St. Louis. Finally, Greg Newburn, Director of State Policy for Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM) joins the show to talk about the federal government’s fight against the opioid epidemic and more.

The Blues are literally taking it to the end of the regular season trying to make it into the Playoffs.  Host Ryan Wrecker says he and Producer Mike are on edge as they watch the scoreboard for the Avalanche game.  After that, Ryan shares with you a shocking new plan by Facebook to use your health information for profit.  Listeners then called in to share their reaction; Listener Wendy says she is in fear of Facebook selling her information because she is in some private groups for her illness.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan discusses how often people win Lottery prizes after the Hoosier Lottery was caught pulling scratchers games before the big prizes were won.

Host Ryan Wrecker scavenges the deep recesses of the internet to bring you the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares a story of a church that gave up their monthly marketing budget to instead pay off veterans medical debts.  Next, Ryan takes us back to Parkland, Florida where one student who used his body as a shield to save others finally returned to school.  Following that, Ryan wants to know what is the dumbest thing you bought for your pet from an infomercial.  Ryan shares the worst product he ever bought.  Also, an Illinois town has passed legislation banning certain guns.  Ryan breaks down why this is bad and shares a speech from an upset citizen over the ban. 

President Trump goes off script during speech where he shares his thoughts on illegals in California.  Next, Ryan shares his fear behind some new robotic weapons in Sydney that look a lot like Terminators.  Following that, Ryan revisits his conversation with Greg Newburn from Families Against Mandatory Minimums.