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Every morning host Ryan Wrecker brings you the best in positive stories from around the world.  Ryan begins with a story of a Dublin, Ireland woman who woke up next to her husband who was in cardiac arrest.  She called emergency services and performed CPR for 30 minutes until help arrived.  After that, we visit the African continent where Ryan shares a story of a South Sudanese man who went from being a slave, to Olympian, to becoming an Airman in the Air Force.  Up next, coffee lovers can rejoice.  Ryan found a story that says higher coffee consumption can help reduce your risk of death.  Ryan then heads to Washington D.C. to share that the U.S. Supreme Court has decided to not hear a case about DACA after a lower court has ruled the Trump Administration must continue to process renewal applications for Dreamers.  Ryan says this is not exactly good news, as we still need to find a better solution to our immigration problems.  After that Ryan talks with listener Ron who shares with us that people need to pay better attention to their bodies because it is not uncommon to have a heart attack and not even know it.  Next, Ryan discusses a recent interview Ivanka Trump gave to NBC where she was asked about allegations against her father (President Trump).

Alex Ferrario and Amy Marxkors, co-hosts of “Wendy’s Week In Hockey,” join host Ryan Wrecker to analyze today’s NHL trade deadline with an emphasis on the deal that sent now-former Blues center Paul Stastny to the Winnipeg Jets.  While Ryan is still talking sports he goes from cold to warm as he talks with Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports in Jupiter, Florida to get the latest update on Cardinal’s spring training.  Ryan then switches to the world of politics and shares that CNN is leading the way to get congress to change laws regarding political advertisements.  CNN wants online ads to follow similar laws for broadcast that show who is paying for them.  After that, Ryan wraps the hour with details of a study that shows tech is having a growing impact on children’s learning. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour debating if stiffer background checks for purchasing firearms would infringe to deeply into our rights. The hour then continues down the complex rabbit-hole of potentially arming teachers, with plenty of caller commentary.

KMOX State House Correspondent Phil Brooks joins host Ryan Wrecker to analyze the Missouri House’s investigation of Governor Eric Greitens. Ryan also discusses whether the investigation of Eric Greitens is politically or financially motivated in any way.