Bob Sievers was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame over the weekend.  Host Ryan Wrecker had the honor of presenting the award.  Wrecker shares his experience with us and why its important that Bob was inducted.  After that Wrecker discusses the importance of President Trump’s visit to Asian Nations amid the ongoing threat of Nuclear war from North Korea.  Then Wrecker shares the heart-breaking details of the mass shooting at a church just east of San Antonio, Texas.

President Trump is just beginning his trip to 5 different nations on the Asian continent. We join in progress a LIVE Press Conference with Japanese Prime Minister Abe and U.S. President Trump.  Wrecker then gives a light breakdown of the press conference.  Next, Wrecker discusses the man who assaulted Senator Rand Paul.  Listener Spencer calls in to share his long running feud with a neighbor.

Ryan Wrecker continues the story with Listener Spencer about his ongoing feud.  After that we move to our nightly segment where we ask you to share something good with us.  This morning Ryan recaps his amazing weekend in Chicago with his wife.  Wrecker then takes listener calls sharing various stories of their good stories.  Wrecker wraps the hour with one last call from a listener.

What would you do if you were stuck in an elevator?  Host Ryan Wrecker shares one last story from his trip to Chicago.  He and his wife got stuck in an elevator.  Wrecker then takes your calls about his incident.  After that, Ryan talks about an old PSA for Arbor Day that he remembers.  Next, Ryan gives another update on reactions to President Trump’s speech in Japan.  Wrecker ends the hour by talking about what is trending on Twitter right now.

Missouri or Missourah? Guest Host Gary Nolan just can’t understand where the later comes from, and why. After callers try to explain why both pronunciations exist, Nolan turns his attention to the news that St. Louis may look to adopt pro-marijuana drug laws in the near future.

An unloading trucker in Kansas City was illegally parked and blocking a stop sign, causing a woman to be fatally hit in the intersection. Is the truck driver guilty of manslaughter after double-parking, blocking the sign and passively causing the wreck? How much guilt should the city assume for knowing trucks often unload like this, yet not acting on it to ensure safety? Callers weigh in and the consensus seems to free the truck driver of any guilt.

Fill-In Host Gary Nolan wants to know why women should be allowed in front line roles.  Gary takes your calls on the topic and many of you seem to agree.

Guest Host Gary Nolan tackles the notion that every American should pay taxes to support Public School.  Gary feels that people without children shouldn't have to pay.  He believes this because he feels public schools barely meet minimum requirements when Private schools go above and beyond.  Gary also tackles the notion that stricter gun control is more important than responsible gun owners.