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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a conversation about the next looming government shutdown.  Julio Rivera, Editorial Director of ReactionaryTimes.com, joins us to talk about whether republicans will allow another shutdown to occur. 

Ryan then talks with Washington University Psychological and Brain Sciences Professor Dr. Tim Bono joins Wrecker to explain why he is concerned society is too dependent on social media for happiness.

Did you know there is a measles outbreak here in St. Louis?  Host Ryan Wrecker says that the St. Louis County Health Department is giving a warning after someone with measles visited the Magic House and some other locations in our metro area.  Ryan says as a father of a young child, he is concerned about how easily his child could have caught this. 

Missouri Governor Greitens law team has lost their bid for an earlier trial date.  Host Ryan Wrecker says he is surprised that the judge rejected the request in the trial over whether or not he invaded the privacy of his former lover. 

Next, Ryan sits down with Washington University in Saint Louis professor Dr. Tim Bono.  Dr. Bono is well versed in Psychological and Brain Sciences; he shares with us his concerns about society becoming too dependent on social media for happiness.

After that, Ryan discusses the #MeToo movement after a former teacher in the Webster Groves School District is accused of inappropriate contact with a student.  Ryan thinks that people are being to quick to hop on the bandwagon and it leads to people unfairly judging others.

Following that, Ryan discusses the plan from Maria Chappelle-Nadal to run for a seat in the Missouri House as she is reaching the term limit as a senator.  Ryan says this is terrible given her history of wishing ill on the President.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program updating us on Mark Conditt, the suspected Austin Bomber, who committed suicide today while in a confrontation with police. Next, he discusses the “Path to Citizenship” being proposed by Democrats in exchange for their support of a wall on the southern border. Julio Rivera, Editorial Director of ReactionaryTimes.com, then joins Wrecker to weigh in on the southern border wall, sanctuary cities, immigration policies and more.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a call from Listener Jerome who feels that Governor Greitens should resign.  Jerome says that nobody wants to work with him given the allegations and mess he has admitted to. 

Next, we bring you something good.  Every morning Ryan tries to bring you some of the best positive stories from all over the world.  This morning Ryan starts with a story of a 3-year-old little boy who wrote down the grocery list as his mom told it to him.  The child did his best to help and the video melted Ryan’s heart.  After that, Ryan shares his experience taking his family to Dairy Queen for their free Ice Cream cone on the first day of Spring.  Following that, Ryan shares a story of a man who was reunited with their cat after it went missing 14 years earlier.

Ryan then sits down with Justin Danhoff who spoke at the Disney Shareholder meeting about ABC News and ESPN’s talent statements towards the President, Vice-President, and their supporters.  Justin explains to us how the shareholder meeting became a sham as they flodded the front of the audience with members of a Disney fan club.

It has been five months since the Saint Louis City Finance Board approved a one-year trial run for body cameras.  Yet, the Police department has yet to receive and deploy them.  Host Ryan Wrecker explains why we need to get these things up and running.

After that, Ryan shares details of a class at Washington University in Saint Louis called “Positive Psychology”.  Dr. Tim Bono teaches the course and what makes this class notable is that he asks his class to sit in silence for six minutes without looking at their cell phones.  He claims that millennials often struggle and only a few are able to sit through the silence.

Next, Ryan discusses why he thinks Saint Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner will end up dropping charges against Governor Greitens in the case regarding a former lover.

Justin Danhof from the General Counsel for the National Center for Public Policy Research joins host Ryan Wrecker to describe his motivation and method behind confronting Disney CEO Bob Iger for extreme biases and vulgar statements made by ABC’s Joy Behar and ESPN’s Jamele Hill on his networks. Next, Ryan focuses on the criticism Melania Trump has received for her stance against cyber-bullying. Finally, we hear Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” with St. Louis Alderman John Collins-Muhammad of the 21st Ward, who was arrested last Monday after rear-ending a car while having five active city bench warrants and a fugitive warrant from Jefferson City.