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Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show updating us on the disgraceful bombings in Austin, Texas with audio from President Trump, CNN Law Enforcement Analyst James Gagliano and CNN Intelligence and Security Analyst Bob Baer. He then analyzes how the popularity of political television shows is growing, including Nielsen ratings that show 26 of the 40 most-watched cable television shows last week were on FOX News or MSNBC. Next, Wrecker discusses a user on the social news and discussion website Reddit whom today claimed to be the “Austin bomber,” followed by an update on the separate school shooting this morning in Maryland. Lastly, Abigail Beckord, Community Engagement Coordinator for the Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis, joins the show to spread the word about “World Down Syndrome Day” on Wednesday, March 21st and their 7th annual “Relay and Run for 21” on Sunday, March 25th.

Every morning host Ryan Wrecker strives to bring you some of the best positive stories.  Up first, Ryan talks about a food truck that brings coffee and comics to you.  Next, Ryan discusses Marvel creator, Stan Lee, losing his dog last week.  The dog was found at Jim Browns’, former NFL player, home a mile away.

It seems as of late, more and more airlines are making bad decisions for their passengers.  First, it was United Airlines with killing one pet and misdirecting several others, now it’s Southwest Airlines.  At issue, a flight attendant kicked a family off a plane at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport because their young child had a freak out on a plane over flying.

Next, Ryan revisits his interview with Chris Hrabe from Cardinals Spring Training in Florida.  After that, Ryan talks with Andy McElfresh about his book The Edumacation Book: Amazing Cocktail Party Science to Impress Your Friends.

Have you wondered what the difference between our parents (the Silent Generation) and you (Millenials) are?  So has host Ryan Wrecker.  This morning Ryan shares an article that outlines the differences among the two generations.

After that, Ryan discusses President Trump’s desire to institute the death penalty for drug dealers, Trump’s stance on opioid abuse, how it relates to the high prices of Narcan and the increase of overdoses in St. Louis.

Next, Ryan dives into the controversy surrounding President Trump, Facebook, and a company called Cambridge Analytica.  At issue, is their use of 50 million Facebook profiles information to sow division and frustration leading up to the 2016 election.

Filling out the hour, Ryan shares his excitement over a local contestant on NBC’s The Voice.

Host Ryan Wrecker questions St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s true motives in the investigation of Republican Missouri Governor Eric Greitens. He then discusses Katy Tur’s MSNBC interview with Republican Ohio Representative Jim Jordan in reference to the Mueller Investigation and President Trump. Next, Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports joins Wrecker to assess the St. Louis Blues’ chances of making the playoffs this season. Finally, Andy McElfresh, author of “The Edumacation Book: Amazing Cocktail-Party Science to Impress Your Friends,” shares what his interesting new book is all about, including the most bizarre and extraordinary facts in science discovery.

While authorities discuss with Uber what went wrong when an automated car struck and killed a jaywalking pedestrian in Arizona Sunday night, host Ryan Wrecker asks if you would ever want to own a self-driving car.