In hour number one of tonight’s program, host Ryan Wrecker discusses the release of President Trump’s highly anticipated 2017 Fake News Awards. Callers weigh in with their thoughts on today’s media coverage, libel laws, Trump’s inelegance and more.

In hour number two, host Ryan Wrecker discusses updates in the Governor Greitens scandal, including input from other members of office. Callers weigh in with their thoughts before Ryan brings up a story out of Illinois proposing panic buttons in schools state-wide. Next, Wrecker talks about a story from California in which conservatives are calling for a split of the state, as some have had enough of the area’s liberal ways. Lastly, legendary radio broadcaster Dr. Demento joins Ryan to talk about his new album “Covered in Punk” and more.

Are you a fan of the Amazon Echo or the Google Home?  Host Ryan Wrecker says you should be wary about owning them.  According to one user, they learned the devices are recording video all the time on the new versions of the devices.  Ryan then talks about concerns over Facebook and election meddling that could occur during the 2018 midterm elections.  While we are on the subject of technology, Ryan highlights the 20th anniversary of the breaking of President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky’s affair on the Drudge Report website online.

Every morning we try to bring you one hour of the show filled with positive stories.  Host Ryan Wrecker brings us a story of a woman who gave her shoes to a homeless man in a subway station in New York City.  Next, Listener Bree says she has her 7th visitor since the weather in Texas has turned so cold and she is not sure they are welcome.  (Psss…  It’s a opossum.)  Up next we talk about the upcoming Winter Olympics where North and South Korea have agreed to form a joint Women’s Hockey team as well as enter the opening ceremonies together.  After that, Ryan shares his enthusiasm over Nintendo’s latest announcement about the Nintendo Labo.  Then, Ryan revisits his interview with Dr. Demento.  Ryan rounds out the hour sharing tales of people in need of medical attention during the false missile alert in Hawaii.