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Every morning we start this hour with something good.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker shares a story of Jimmy Garoppolo getting a nice payday off the Patriots winning the AFC game.  Next, we talk to a listener who was a member of the military and used to move from city to city until he landed in St. Louis in 1997.  He says he has been here ever since.  After that Ryan brings you a story of a family that accidentally donated their fake can of tomato soup which contained their savings of $2500.  Up next, Ryan talks with Barbara Archer and Carl Rodgers from HighTower St. Louis to talk about how you can budget and save money.  Ryan rounds out the hour with news from the Airline Industry on a new way they are saving money. 

What would you pay for tickets to the Super Bowl?  Host Ryan Wrecker found online tickets going for no less than $3,600.  Ryan wants to know what would you pay to see the concert or game of your dreams?  Would you be surprised if you found out that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch interfered with the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton.  Ryan brings us unfortunate news about Neil Diamond as we round out the hour.

High Tower St. Louis co-managers Barbara Archer and Carol Rogers join host Ryan Wrecker to discuss how to improve our finances, especially for women looking to expand their outlook in 2018. Next, Ryan confesses he is not a fan of living in an old home. Some callers tell him why he should give them a chance, but others couldn’t agree more.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing the end of the three-day-long federal government shutdown. Callers weigh in with their thoughts on DACA, the Dream Act and making it in America as an immigrant.

Have you noticed the government shut down yet?  Neither has host Ryan Wrecker.  Ryan tells us what you might notice beginning today.  Next, we revisit our interview with Michael Calhoun about not making Amazon’s top 20 list.