KMOX host and movie critic Mark Reardon joins host Ryan Wrecker to predict this Sunday’s 90th edition of “The Oscars”. Callers continue the discussion about the possibility of the death penalty for drug dealers. Ryan also updates us on more frustrating news released about the Equifax breach.

Are you dreaming of warmer weather yet?  Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports joins host Ryan Wrecker from Jupiter, Florida to update us on all that is happening down at Cardinals spring training.  After that, Ryan heads west to share Utah GOP members’ newly released dis-track.  Next, are we heading for Cold War II?  Ryan says that Russia debuted some new nuclear missiles that can reach anywhere in the world.  Russian President Putin says if anyone attempts to attach them, they can and will strike back.  Following that, Ryan talks about what aliens might actually think of us here on earth.

Every morning we bring you some of the best positive stories.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker begins in South Korea where they are passing legislation to reduce the maximum hours you can work from 68 to 52 a week.  Up next, Ryan brings you an update on the 13 children her were being held captive and abused by their parents.  After that, Ryan sits down with Mark Reardon to preview the Oscars, which air on Sunday. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s program honoring Paul Harvey on the ninth anniversary of his passing and airs one of his pieces on former home run king Mark McGwire. He then discusses the news Dick’s Sporting Goods is making by announcing tighter restrictions on gun sales, including possible motives behind it.

During the last hour of the show host Ryan Wrecker talked about Walmart and Dick’s Sporting Goods changing their policy for selling guns, ammunition, and modern sporting rifles.  You, the listeners continued to weigh in as we start this hour.  Up next, Ryan says Hazelwood officials are issuing Coyote warnings to residents.  Moreover, did you know that Saint Louis Sherriff’s deputies are currently owed over $500,000 in overtime payments?  Ryan shares Sheriff Vernon Betts statements on how we got to this point.  As Ryan wraps up the hour he says a Cherokee Street business is under attack after they displayed a Thin Blue Line flag to support police.  Vandals have left notes threating owners to remove the flag and now, the business has been vandalized.  Ryan says this is not how we should resolve our differences.

Each morning we like to use this hour to bring some of the best positive news.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker brings us the story of an 88-year-old military veteran who saved a woman from 5 knife-wielding attackers.  After that Ryan heads to the hills of Tennessee where we learn that Dolly Parton’s charitable organization has recently donated its’ 100 millionth book.  Ryan also shares that Dolly recently completed making donations of $10 thousand to family affected by last summer’s fires.  From there Ryan journeys to California and Silicon Valley to share a story of Google removing people from the search engine.  Ryan says some recent court rulings allow you to request removal from their site.  Ryan warns, that just because you cannot search on their site, does not mean you are completely removed from the web.