Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour asking for you to share Something Good with us.  After that, Wrecker trades Halloween Jokes with a listener.  Next, Wrecker sits down with Mark Ramsey to talk about the Exorcist House.  Wrecker wraps the hour talking about his experience taking his son trick-r-treating.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with KMOX Newscaster Alex Degman discussing St. Louis local ties to the New York terror attack. Ryan continues to talk about the potential local ties. Lastly, Wrecker talks about legendary Jim White, and plays one of his Halloween voice acting stories.

Ryan Wrecker opens the hour taking a listener call sharing Jim White memories. Wrecker shares his experience trick-or-treating this season. Ryan takes listener calls with Halloween jokes and shares a few himself. Lastly, Ryan Wrecker interviews with Mark Ramsey about his career in audio and a podcast “Inside The Exorcist.”

Fifty-One percent of Americans believe political correctness keeps us from talking about important issues. Host Ryan Wrecker offers analysis and takes your calls on the issue.  After that, Wrecker sits down with Kitson Jazynka to talk about their latest book Histories Mysteries.  Wrecker ends the hour talking about how your phone is listening to you and changing the ads on your Facebook newsfeed.

Ryan Wrecker describes the disturbing scenario described in a statement last night by actor Kevin Spacey involving his apparent seduction of a 14-year-old boy 30 years ago at a party in his New York apartment. To what extent does this represent Hollywood as a whole, and can it be cured? Ness Sandoval, Associate Professor at SLU, then joins Wrecker to depict ways in which he and his associates are assessing areas of need in St. Louis and how to solve these drawbacks.  Wrecker ends the hour with a few stories making news today.  He covers, Bryan Cranston’s opinions on President Trump, the Missouri Highway Patrol reducing patrols on area highways, and Governor Greitens visiting KMOX.

Each morning on the show we ask you to tell us Something Good; this morning Ryan Wrecker shares an amazing story about Halloween costumes for the NICU at Cedars Sinai Hospital.  Wrecker takes listener calls with positive endings.  Saint Louis Blues invited Joe Neimeyer to perform the national anthem for them at a recent game and Ryan shares the audio.