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Ryan Wrecker starts the hour talking about Ohio State and how they have come up with a way to determine whether or not a Halloween costume is racist. Next, Ryan talks with producer Mike Anderson and has him suggest Halloween costumes. After that, Ryan talks about new trends for Halloween. Next, Ryan talks about a Floridian Politician who believes in Aliens. Lastly, Wrecker talks about rodents and which cities have the most.

Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with his plea for Amazon to locate in St. Louis. After that Wrecker talks about Iran and nuclear treaties connected with the United States. Next Ryan takes a listener call on the topic. Ryan ends the hour talking more on the nuclear treaties.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour talking about children who are bullied which then leads to mental issues later.  Wrecker continues the hour talking about a Detroit area Firefighter who was fired after bringing a watermelon to work on his first day of the job.  The reason the department gave was that his gift was culturally insensitive and racist.  Next, Wrecker takes listener calls on various topics.  Wrecker finishes the hour out with a conversation with Leah Jewell and Amar Kumar from Pearson Education Group about “Future Jobs for our Kids”.

On Friday Ryan filled in for Mark Reardon and he sat down to talk with Aldermanic President Lewis Reed about the past month of Protests.  Ryan asks what we kind of progress has been made on either side.  Wrecker also takes your calls on this interview.  Wrecker then talks about someone who skimmed millions of dollars from a school district and now has to pay back over 8 million dollars in restitution.  Wrecker wraps the hour with a conversation with Leah Jewell and Amar Kumar from Pearson Education Group about “Future Jobs for our Kids”.

Host Ryan Wrecker is explaining how nostalgic he feels watching Back to The Future as the show progresses and how growing up in an analog world versus todays digital world.  Then Wrecker talks about some great feel-good stories and invites you to call in with yours.   Next, Wrecker talks about the horribly fake stories in tabloids.  For example, Wrecker shares a story from The National Enquirer claiming Stevie Wonder can now see.  Wrecker ends the hour by taking your calls on Tabloids.

How far is too far when it comes to cracking jokes about Harvey Weinstein?  That’s what host Ryan Wrecker is asking after a series of jokes from comedians over the weekend missed their mark.  After that Wrecker takes your calls on the subject.  Wrecker continues the hour with a call from Tom (Masury, OH) who really lays out why this is such controversy.  Wrecker talks about his favorite movie Back to The Future as he begins the last segment of the show (Edited out due to copyright).  Wrecker ends the hour by sharing how Saint Louis meets everything Amazon is looking for in a location for HQ2.