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Do you still wonder why St. Louis did not get Amazon?  Host Ryan Wrecker talks through some of the problems we face that are not violent crime.  Next, Ryan shares a politicians thought about what a woman’s place is in the home.  After that, Ryan shares his experience doing man-in-the-street interviews at Saint Louis University. 

Every morning during this hour, we like to share something good.  Host Ryan Wrecker says if you are super rich, you might want to do something good for someone else.  Bill Gates is planning to pay off Nigeria’s Debts to take care of a Polio Epidemic.  Up next, Ryan shares a story of a loving father who stepped up to the plate to help his son who has a disability.  After that, Ryan shift to political conversation.  President Trump sat down with Piers Morgan and talked about Britain’s perception of the President.  Lastly, Ryan addresses concerns regarding the 2nd Amendment and wants to know why we don’t treat them the same as our other freedoms. 

Did you catch the 60th Grammys as they returned to New York City?  Host Ryan Wrecker shares the highs and lows of this year’s show.  Next, Ryan shares a letter of love from a man in Memphis who came through St. Louis.  The letter shares all the great things you can find in our town.  After that, Ryan brings up an interesting concern; how do you tell a child about a national tragedy?  What sparked this is a program by HBO that attempts to explain the Holocaust to children.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with an update on President Trump and the Middle East tension.  Next, Ryan talks about the negotiations between Republicans and Democrats about DACA.  Earlier yesterday Trump said he would speak with Mueller under oath and then later clarified if his lawyers allow him.  Ryan shares his thoughts on this.  Ryan previews the upcoming State of the Union by President Trump.  Lastly, we round out the hour with a revisit of Alex Ferrario’s preview of the NFL season where he predicted the Patriots to go to the Super Bowl and win. 

Every morning during this hour we like to try and share something good with you and we invite you to do the same.  Host Ryan Wrecker shares a heartwarming story of a postman whose neighborhood threw a party for his retirement.  Next, Listener Marty shared his story of the dogs he has owned previously.  Did you know there is an age that you should stop wearing jeans?  Ryan says that you should stop wearing jeans after the age of 53.  The battle over Net Neutrality rages on at Burger King?  Ryan shares audio of Burger King tackling Net Neutrality with their customers by making people wait for the whoppers unless they spend more.  Lastly, Ryan shares a story of CNN being sued.

Missouri lawmakers are considering free needle exchange legislation for drug users. While no one likes that people are using these drugs, host Ryan Wrecker explains why this program is a great way to save money and, more importantly, lives.  After that, Ryan explains why we are looking at replacing the Hubble Telescope and what exactly the James Webb telescope is capable of doing that Hubble cannot.  Ryan then ends the hour with a call from listener Bree about how we take for granted the similarities between the U.S. and Russia.