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  • January 9th, 2018 – 12AM – 1AM
    Today Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill joined 29 other people cosponsoring a bill to repeal the FCC’s decision to end Net Neutrality.  With 30 Senators this bill is able to go straight to the Senate Floor for debate and vote.  Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the pros and cons of this.  He also takes your calls and texts on the issue.  After that, Ryan shares a story out of San Antonio, Texas where a criminal botched a robbery of a chicken restaurant.  The criminal was shot and killed by a person licensed to carry a concealed weapon.  The mother of the criminal wants to know why he was shot 5 times.  Ryan breaks down what goes through the mind of someone who makes the decision to defend themselves with a weapon.  We then turn to your calls as you share your thoughts on today’s biggest story “Is Oprah going to run for President”?
    38 min
  • January 8, 2018 – 11PM – 12AM
    Oprah Winfrey has an empowering speech leaving the question… will Oprah run for President? Ryan talks about her speech and takes calls on the topic. Chris Hrabe gives us an update and analysis on the championship game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs. More phone calls on Oprah follow that.
    39 min
  • January 8, 2018 – 10PM – 11PM
    President Trump stands on the gridiron during the National Anthem at the Championship Game featuring the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs. Trump’s scheduled has been leaked with a slight controversy having three hours of “Executive Time.” A proposition giving children an automatic set amount of money just for being born? Also, an update on injured Officer O’Connor including his progress and his transfer to a Colorado hospital.
    39 min
  • January 8, 2018 – 10PM – 11PM

    President Trump stands on the gridiron during the National Anthem at the Championship Game featuring the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs. Trump’s scheduled has been leaked with a slight controversy having three hours of “Executive Time.” A proposition giving children an automatic set amount of money just for being born? Also, an update on injured Officer O’Connor including his progress and his transfer to a Colorado hospital.

    39 min
  • January 9th, 2018 – 1AM – 2AM

    A truck driver, an Army Vet, in the St. Louis area pulled over his vehicle on the highway when he saw a military funeral pass by heading for Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.  The show of Patriotism is making waves of his kind gesture and respect.  Host Ryan Wrecker says far too often people today forgot to pay respects to the people who fought and gave their lives for our freedoms.  After that, Ryan shares with us newly released audio of a demo version David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance”.  (Note: Due to copyright restrictions the samples are not included in the podcast.)  Next, Ryan shares a story of a brand new puppy saved a man’s life when it figured out something was wrong in the garage.  Ryan then shares a story of one gym that has decided to ban News from being shown on any TV in the building.

    We then share stories about lawsuits. First, up is Google and the former employee who was fired for identifying that the company was underpaying and under-employing women as Engineers.  Next, a family built a huge tree house at their home in Florida where they have beach front property now their city wants them to tear it down.  Multiple families of victims of the Las Vegas Mass Shooting are now suing the hotel for not noticing the shooter was bringing in so many weapons to their room. 

    The NCAA’s Championship Football Game was a nail biter to the end.  Alabama beat our Georgia by 3 points.

    Ryan talks about crypto currency and how it’s not a good idea.  He explains how it works and what it is often used for.  After China banned its use, Bitcoin lost Billions in value.

    Ryan wraps the hour with a conversation about people buying homes on television shows and their unrealistic expectations versus their jobs and budget.

    37 min
  • January 9th, 2018 – 12AM – 1AM

    Today Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill joined 29 other people cosponsoring a bill to repeal the FCC’s decision to end Net Neutrality.  With 30 Senators this bill is able to go straight to the Senate Floor for debate and vote.  Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the pros and cons of this.  He also takes your calls and texts on the issue.  After that, Ryan shares a story out of San Antonio, Texas where a criminal botched a robbery of a chicken restaurant.  The criminal was shot and killed by a person licensed to carry a concealed weapon.  The mother of the criminal wants to know why he was shot 5 times.  Ryan breaks down what goes through the mind of someone who makes the decision to defend themselves with a weapon.  We then turn to your calls as you share your thoughts on today’s biggest story “Is Oprah going to run for President”?

    38 min
  • January 8, 2018 – 11PM – 12AM

    Oprah Winfrey has an empowering speech leaving the question… will Oprah run for President? Ryan talks about her speech and takes calls on the topic. Chris Hrabe gives us an update and analysis on the championship game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs. More phone calls on Oprah follow that.

    39 min
  • January 8th, 2017 – 2AM – 3AM
    Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down Oprah’s speech from the Golden Globes.  He says he is blown away and is not looking forward to people trying to put her speech down later this morning.  Yesterday Yahoo! Sports made a bad punt on Twitter about Stan Kronke at the Los Angeles Rams Game and Saint Louis.  This stirred up things for upset Saint Louis fans.  Ryan recaps CNN’s predictions about the Stock Markets growth.  Are you a believer of the paranormal?  Are you aware that St. Louis has quite a history of ghosts?  Host Ryan Wrecker sits down with Johnny Rabbit to talk about the ghosts of St. Louis and how you can learn more at the Missouri History Museum Thursday morning.  Visit www.mohistory.org to learn more about this presentation and to get tickets.  On Sunday CNN invited White House Senior Policy Advisor, Stephen Miller, to speak with Jake Tapper on their Sunday show called “State of the Union”.  What started out with good intentions devolved into a literal argument between the two men.  Host Ryan Wrecker shares the audio and says that this is not surprising to him.  He says this is a clear example of CNN only looking to share one narrative.
    39 min
  • January 8th, 2018 – 1AM – 2AM
    Every morning in the 1AM hour we like to bring you some good stories and share some of yours.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker shares that Vicia’s in the Central West End / Cortex District has been ranked as one of the top new restaurants in the country.  A new way to help give homeless a leg up; vending machines that give free food, toiletries, and clothes for homeless people free of charge.  Listener Paul called in to give us an update on his health status. A few weeks back he called in and shared that he was wheelchair bound.  As of this morning, he is able to walk without any assistance.  Next, Listener Sean called in and shared his story as a recovering heroin addict.  He says he is 12 years sober and the road to where he is now; He says was not easy but you can do it too.  Listener Ron calls in and says that far too often we take our blessings for granted until we realize just how fragile life is.  Ryan wraps the hour with Oprah Winfrey’s powerful acceptance speech from the Golden Globes Sunday night. (Courtesy: NBC and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association)
    40 min
  • January 8th, 2018 – 12AM – 1AM
    Are you a believer of the paranormal?  Are you aware that St. Louis has quite a history of ghosts?  Host Ryan Wrecker sits down with Johnny Rabbit to talk about the ghosts of St. Louis and how you can learn more at the Missouri History Museum Thursday morning.  Visit www.mohistory.org to learn more about this presentation and to get tickets.  Ryan shares some disheartening news with us this morning.  There is a strong possibility that chocolate could become extinct.  After that, Ryan shares with us a story from ReasonTV that outlines how “hate speech” is subjective.  He reminds us that in our country our freedoms allow us to say what we want, and if you say something is and another is not, then you are being contradictive.  Ryan wonders what gives?  The Saint Louis Post Dispatch reports over 250 carjacking’s in 2017.  He wants to know what we should be doing to prevent being a victim of a carjacking.
    38 min

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