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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a listener call about the shortcomings of the Veteran Affairs Hospitals.  After that, Ryan brings you something good with the best positive stories from around the web.  Ryan starts with a story of a 7-year-old who wrote a letter to her parents for a later bedtime.  Next, Ryan discusses boxer Manny Pacquiao’s commitment to building 1,000 homes for poor Filipinos.  Ryan then shares a story of Mario Lopez being baptized in the Jordan River as we approach Easter.  Following that, Ryan talks with KMOX Sports’ Chris Hrabe about the loss the Cardinals suffered yesterday against the Mets.  Ryan then discusses the Chinese Space Station that will crash into Earth on Sunday but says we still do not know where.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses the long and storied career of Don Imus after he had his last show yesterday morning. 

Missouri Attourney General Josh Hawley was interviewed on national television in regards to possible campaign violations by Missouri Governor Eric Greitens.  Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down the accusation and discusses the upcoming midterm election in which Claire McCaskill is up for re-election.  Ryan switches conversation and discusses whether conservatives have a place on TV following the massive ratings success of Roseanne on ABC earlier this week.  This leads Ryan into a conversation about a push for The Office to return to television among the reboots hitting airwaves now.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan address the controversy over President Trump’s decision to remove David Shulkin as Secretary of Veteran Affairs.

Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports joins host Ryan Wrecker to breakdown the Cardinals season opener this afternoon, analyze some of the young players making an impact, assess the addition of reliever Greg Holland and more. Wrecker then discusses the best new MLB ballpark food items and previews the crazy things you can eat nationwide during the 2018 baseball season. Next, Parkland suspect Nikolas Cruz has been showered with fan mail and donations in jail according to reports. Ryan ponders why we patronize people like this. Finally, he describes the new high school trend dubbed “Juuling” and explains why it worries so many doctors and parents.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing an article that detailed what its author considered the eight most underrated cities in America, one being St. Louis. He then explains what “crawling” means in online terms, and how companies such as Facebook have misused user information. Finally, hear about new gesture-recognition capabilities engineers are testing on drones.