Each morning host Ryan Wrecker scours the internet for the best positive stories for you.  This morning Ryan shares a story of one company that is making ketchup slices so that you do not have to worry about it dripping all over you when you eat it.  Ryan then discusses a new study that says fewer teens are being bullied these days.  Next, Ryan breaks down songs that have been sued because they are rip offs from other famous songs.  Ryan wraps the hour with details on David Bowies’ statue and what caused Prince’s death. 

Roseanne returns to television with a highly anticipated episode.  Host Ryan Wrecker wants to know was it good and should he watch it?  After that, Ryan shares a video from a Chik-fil-A employee who was trying to use the bathroom when a young boy crawled under the door and started to ask questions. After that, a listener from Georgia calls in to share news of the Georgia Lottery actually sending 4.1 million kids to college.  Next, Ryan breaks down the push to add a citizenship question on the next census that could hurt blue states.  People are asked to audition for an acting gig on camera, but unsuspectingly reading gun statistics.  Ryan discusses the video and shares his thoughts on it. 

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses “The Right to Disconnect” bill proposed by Brooklyn Councilmen in New York City. If passed, the bill would enforce greater work-life balance for stressed works, making it illegal and even fineable for companies to require employees to complete tasks or even check email outside of contracted work hours. Next, Wrecker analyzes retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens’ op-ed in Tuesday's New York Times that proposed to repeal the Second Amendment. Ryan gives his own opinion on what would protect Americans more than restricting the right to bear arms.

Kevin Killeen of KMOX News joins host Ryan Wrecker to update us on today’s pre-trial meeting for Governor Greitens’ invasion of privacy case. Ryan also discusses the governor’s new growing problem involving a Missouri attorney’s investigation of Greitens’ former veterans’ charity. Amidst all of this, Wrecker asks if we should feel sorry for the governor in any way.

Host Ryan Wrecker challenges Jason Sattler of USA Today’s article that claims “Thank Mike Pence and evangelicals for Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels. As they force their religion on everyone but their allies, the hypocrisy has never been more naked.” Ryan also discusses the high school students marching four days to Paul Ryan's office for gun restrictions, as well as the “March for Our Lives” student protesters leaving their trash for someone else to clean up.

Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports joins host Ryan Wrecker to provide details on the Michael Porter Jr. foregoing his sophomore season at Mizzou in favor of declaring for the 2018 NBS Draft.  After that, Ryan takes listener calls weighing in collegiate basketball.  Ryan continues the conversation around education by discussing a problem teachers in Miami are facing.  Miami area teachers are unable to afford rent and now there is a proposal to offer them dorm room accommodations.  Ryan continues the cost of rent to travel to New York City where bars and restaurants are coming up with creative ways to help pay the rent.