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Host Ryan Wrecker tells a humorous account from earlier today at the gas station featuring an elderly woman filling her gas tank for the first time.  This leads him into asking “What is something you don’t know how to do?  After that Wrecker takes calls from listeners sharing their stories.  Next, Wrecker says Millennial’s are more likely to text instead of talking to someone.  Then Wrecker moves on to talking about the shady behind-the-scenes actions taken by Hillary Clinton and President Obama.  Wrecker ends the hour with your calls.

Aaron Perlut of Elasticity joins host Ryan Wrecker to elaborate on his article in TechCrunch pitching St. Louis’ superiority as a candidate for the second Amazon headquarters.

Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour by asking you to share “Something Goof” with us.  Wrecker then shares various stories of people doing amazing things.  Wrecker shares that former Saint Louis Rams player is donating his paychecks to education equality efforts here.  Next, Wrecker shares a story of a 15-year-old kid kept sneaking into a gym after his membership expired.  This leads Ryan into talking about how police are not appreciated for the hard work they put in.  Wrecker wraps the hour with a replay of his earlier interview with Aaron Perlut who talked about why Saint Louis is the best city for Amazon to come to.

Host Ryan Wrecker begins the hour excited by somewhat confused about the upcoming Summer Olympics.  The 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo will feature (in exhibition) Poker, Foosball, and Pole Dancing?  Yeah, that last one caught us off guard too.  After that Wrecker discusses the growing controversy over a call that President Trump made to the family of a member of the military who lost their life in Niger.  Wrecker moves from that to a conversation about the Border Wall that President Trump wants built at our southern border.  Wrecker mentions this because there are demo sections of wall being built in Arizona now.    After that Wrecker discusses Trumps push for Tax Cuts and ending Obamacare.  Wrecker moves on to talking about a music group called Tragically Hip and says he doesn’t understand why they are trending online.  After that Wrecker talks about a story that just seems to not be real; police are investigating a series of pumpkin thefts.  Wrecker ends the hour sharing Netflix’s push to release 80 original movies next year.