“Tell me Something good,” A Giant cardboard duck sculpture lands in St. Louis park off South Grand, and caller Jerome shares his story of getting a lot of books for a great price. Public Invited to Come aboard NASA’s First Mission to Touch the Sun, and William Shatner who will be part of it looks like he lost bet and was forced to record this. Wrecker tells us why McDonald's is flipping its iconic arches upside down on Thursday. Jason Hanson is a former CIA officer and security specialist… and a New York Times bestseller…. His new book SURVIVE LIKE A SPY: Real CIA Operatives Reveal How They Stay Safe in a Dangerous World and How You Can Too​.  Finally, Wrecker talks about UBER drivers telling their most memorable experiences.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing recently released murder statistics from the United Nations that place the U.S. third in murders worldwide. Wrecker points out that taking out our top five most dangerous cities drops us all the way to the fourth safest nation, pointing out the real problem is in those five cities, including St. Louis. Next, he discusses Fox television’s new target goal of creating a sustainable model of broadcasting that only includes two minutes of commercials per hour. Ryan then discusses new updates in the Governor Greitens affair, followed by research statistics on media bias against President Trump.

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses US Intelligence Chief Dan Coats’ skepticism about progress with North Korea and their nuclear capabilities. Next, Ryan analyzes the story of the motorcycle stuntman on Natural Bridge Road in St. Louis who went viral this week for his interactions with a driving police officer. Should the cop be punished for allowing the dangerous act to continue? An internal investigation is underway. Finally, Ryan discusses the hero student shot five times in the Stoneman Douglas shooting and whom he is suing during his recovery.

NFL team, Houston Texans, are refusing to sign free agents that knelt during the national anthem during the previous season.  Host Ryan Wrecker shares his thoughts on this and shares yours.  After that, Ryan brings you a story of a parent in Virginia who decided to punish his son for bullying.  The punishment was making his child run in the rain to school.  This leads Ryan to ask “Should Schools be required to tell parents about bullying?”  Wrapping out the hour, Ryan discusses a situation where the Benton Park community garden land was sold and now the family that bought it wants to build a home on it. 

Each morning Ryan strives to bring you the best positive stories from around the world.  This morning Ryan shares the story of an NFL hopeful who lost his fingers at a young age to a rare disease.  Today, he is the talk of the country due to his impressive times at the Combine this year.  After that, Ryan shares a story of a person who was born with spinal bifida.  The person defied the odds and is now an ambassador for Children’s Miracle Network.  Next, Ryan says the world’s oldest message in a bottle has been found on an Australian Beach.  Following that, Ryan discusses ongoing controversy with County Executive Steve Stenger and the office space at Northwest Plaza that sits empty.  Ryan ends the hour discussing a recent interview in which President Trump spoke on the current state of affairs with North Korea.