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Every morning we start the 1 o’clock hour sharing something good with you.  And, we encourage you to call in and share your amazing stories.  Wrecker shares a story of a woman in Oklahoma who had a wish for 25 years for trick-r-treaters to visit her door and this year her family made it happen.  After that, we talk about a woman who helps save her ex-husbnads new wife from a terminal illness.  Next, Wrecker discusses a woman who followed her stores GPS directions right into a river.  Wrecker wraps the hour by sharing various things that people accuse others of.

U.S. District Judge Nanette Laughrey has ruled against Gov. Eric Greitens’ administration on a new law in which a person who was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for a crime committed before the person turned 18 is eligible for a parole hearing after serving 25 years. Host Ryan Wrecker voices his extreme displeasure and fear over the decision. We take your calls on the matter.  Hollywood is now changing their tactics with actresses meeting with Hollywood big wigs in light of all the sexual harassment claims coming forward.  Wrecker says this is a Liberal issue as they attacked Vice President Pence for saying he never meets with other women without his wife present.  Wrecker moves on to saying that Lena Dunham is nuts for suggesting feminist should sue President Trump for emotional damage.

Host Ryan Wrecker teaches his producer the importance of taping the bottom of his moving boxes. He then discusses the apparent bobcat on the loose in South St. Louis and takes your calls associated with the story. Next, we turn our attention to updates in the NFL protest saga that include sponsors seeking compensation for the fallen viewership. Wrecker then shares his joy over the firing of Juli Briskman, the woman who went viral last week for flipping off the President’s motorcade. Finally, he touches on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s comments that we should leave the prayers following the Texas church shooting up to the Priests.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show critiquing an article written by an Associated Press outsider tying more economic boycotts in St. Louis to the Stockley case. He then narrates some of the more memorable moments of his weekend trip to the National Radio Hall of Fame inductions in Chicago. Next, Brad Young, Partner with the law firm Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young, joins Wrecker to inform us about online copyright laws as more and more content is becoming accessible online. Finally, Wrecker discusses today’s church shooting in Texas with audio from the hero of the situation, Stephen Willeford.