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This morning we start the hour with a case of a former news reporter for KSDK, Jeff Smalls, who was busted by police for possessing Meth.  After that we take a trip north of the border to Canada where a college student asked about Freedom of Speech in the country.  Host Ryan Wrecker says that the student is right in raising the concern, because people who are conservatives feel like they are being shamed and ridiculed for their views.  Next, we take a trip back in time and over to Cincinatti to talk about the passing of Hugh Wilson, the creator of WKRP, Police Academy, and many other great programs.  Lastly, Ryan asks you if you would really consider your digital device a type of heroin.  According to some investors in Apple, they believe it’s true.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour bringing up a news story about a girl addicted to eating dryer sheets. He asks what else kids these days get lured in to eating, and why. We then turn our attention to the ongoing extramarital sex scandal involving Governor Greitens and whether or not he should step down. Callers weigh in with their opinions and Wrecker keeps us up to date on all affair information.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show discussing the looming government shutdown over immigration, the DACA deal and the potential wall on the United States’ southern border. Callers weigh in on the matter. Last week, Ryan interviewed Eric Reyes, a local beneficiary of the Dream Act. He rejoins Wrecker to provide an update on gaining his U.S. citizenship and insight as to how the process works. Lastly, Wrecker is overjoyed that his hometown Detroit native Kid Rock was named as the NHL All Star Game headliner. He goes through the list of prior ASG headliners to see where his idol compares.

Every morning we mark out some time to share the best of humanity.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker starts with a story of a high school student who makes 6-figures mowing lawns.  Ryan then takes a call from a listener that was over-joyed to get their entire extended family together for a delayed Christmas.  Another listener then calls in to share that the cold weather Atlanta is experiencing will give us a bumper crop of Peaches this year.  Ryan then shares a story of Beach Boy Brian Wilson getting a grade overturned at his high school because of the success of his band.  After that, Ryan switches gears and gives Producer Ben the same cognitive test that President Trump took and passed.

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Every morning we try to bring you something good and uplifting.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour by discussing the amazing Vikings win on Sunday.  Next, Ryan shares a story of a man who was told by hid doctor if he didn’t lose weight, he would die in 3 months.  The man dropped 500 lbs.  Ryan then shares a story of a company that created a car without a gas pedal and steering wheel to help a blind man.  After that, we take a call from a listener who shares how he gave up cable for a month to help an elderly woman pay for her prescriptions. Listener Ron calls in to share his excitement that there is no more ice in the Mississippi River.