Host Ryan Wrecker and Alex Degman of KMOX News discuss the poor driving habits in St. Louis, before callers weigh in on the matter. Next, Ryan discusses the crazy exploits of Sam Nunberg, former advisor to President Trump’s campaign team, who has announced he will deny Robert Mueller’s subpoena. Lastly, we talk about “American Pickers” coming to Missouri this spring.

Host Ryan Wrecker ponders the question, “If you have the opportunity in heaven to know the answer to anything that happened on earth, what question would you want answered?” He then discusses a story from Chicago about teachers at a daycare giving two-year-olds gummy bears laced with melatonin without their parents’ permission. Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports then joins host Ryan Wrecker from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida to keep us up to date on news surrounding the team. Finally, Wrecker touches on conspiracy theories about the movie series “Home Alone.”

Fake News, it is a term we have all heard.  Now, Bill Maher rants about fake News.  Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down his thoughts on the rant.  After that, Ryan shares listener emails and brings back the sleazy police blotter from small-town Montana.  Next, Ryan wishes Producer Ben a Happy 35th Birthday.  Ryan has offered Ben one wish for his birthday.  Ben’s challenge is not to bad talk Liberals or Democrats for the rest of the show.  Following that, Ryan discusses the current state of Governor Greitens case in the City of Saint Louis.  Ryan wraps the hour by revisiting his interview with Johnny Rabbit about an upcoming presentation at the Missouri History Museum. 

Every morning we strive to bring you the best in positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares a story about Amazon naming buildings after employees’ pets.  After that, Ryan shares a story about a way you can now find family who you have never met.  Following that, Ryan talks with Chris Hrabe about the Cardinals and spring training.  Ryan wraps the hour with the ratings of the Oscars and tries to explain why they are down this year.