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Every morning we try to bring the best of the world and we invite you to share something good with us.  Ryan starts with a story of a man who became lost at sea after rough waters cause him to lose his food and water.  The man was eventually discovered on the brink of death.  Many who spent over a year waiting on a donor kidney to save his life wore a shirt to Disney World with his plea.  People took pictures and shared online.  After 36,000+ shares, a matching donor was found in Indiana.  After that, Listener Eddy calls in to share his family members’ story about being in need of a kidney for over 5 years.  Next, Ryan sits down with retired Army Captain Tyler Merritt, Former Special Ops Commander to talk about a high school student who was berated and degraded by his teacher for wanting to join the military. 

Host Ryan Wrecker narrates his dismay for the government’s apparent protection of Equifax following the breach of the company and its clients’ information. Next, Wrecker discusses the high cost of audits such as the one proposed for the city of St. Louis.  After that, Ryan talks about manly things after he laments about Doritos designing chips for women that do not crunch or leave flavoring dust on your hands.  Scientists say you can use McDonald’s French Fries to cure baldness.  Ryan believes this will leave many men with acne on their foreheads. 

Retired Army Captain Tyler Merritt joins host Ryan Wrecker to analyze the high school student in California who was ostracized by his teacher for wanting to join the United States military. Next, Wrecker discusses the subpoena issued in the case of Governor Greitens’ infidelity scandal and the possible blackmail photo. Finally, Attorney Brad Young of Harris, Dowell Fisher and Young L.C. joins the show to explain the other case involving Greitens and the use of a texting app that deletes sent messages.

Will Democrats release a memo in response to last week’s Republican memo? Host Ryan Wrecker discusses and takes your calls. He then talks about radio ties to the old sitcom “Frazier” following the passing of the show’s father figure, actor John Mahoney.