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Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show discussing United States travel ban updates and what it means for the country and its safety. We take your calls on the subject. Then, KMOX’s Johnny Rabbit tells us about the memories of St. Louis riverboats, railroads, newspapers and more on display at the Lee Auditorium at the Missouri History Museum... for free!

During this hour we invite you to share with us your positive stories.  Host Ryan Wrecker opens the segment by sharing a story of a little girl who started a Lemonade Stand to help pay for fellow students’ lunch debts.  After that, Wrecker shares a story about some school districts that are joining the push to bring Amazon’s Headquarters 2 to St. Louis.  Next, Wrecker talks about a plan in Toronto to use Thanksgiving food scraps to help feed 5-thousand people.  This leads Ryan to talk about a myriad of Thanksgiving memories.  Then Wrecker takes a call from a listener about his good fortune when he had issues with his car battery.  After that, Wrecker discusses how Retailers are now targeting 26-year-olds as the largest group of people with disposable income.  Wrecker ends the hour sharing various text messages that came in from our listeners.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show discussing the most memorable moments of 2017. Next, the conversation turns to freedom of speech and how new laws in the state of California may put said rites in jeopardy, according to Wrecker. Ryan takes calls on the topic before transitioning to a recent poll that asked millennials what their greatest fears for the world are both now and looking ahead to the future.

Ryan Wrecker starts the hour talking about lice and how Halloween is the season for it. Wreckers takes listener calls with stories about lice. Next Ryan Wrecker interviews Johnny Rabbit about the Missouri history museum and an upcoming presentation. After that, Wrecker asks Producer Mike Anderson a question regarding clowns and calling the cops. Lastly, Ryan reads and comments on a few interesting news stories.

Host Ryan Wrecker asks you to tell him “Something Good”.  Each morning at 1am we ask you to tell us something good.  Wrecker also shares some stories that have some great endings.  Wrecker takes a listener call and shares some more good stories.  Wrecker then talks about his son interacting with video games.  Wrecker says Democrats are fighting to keep Equifax from any Government contracts.  Wrecker ends the hour by sharing how Black Lives Matter supporters shut down a free speech event co-sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a caller’s story about a huge pumpkin. After that Ryan talks about giving up personal information to buy products or even get a haircut. Next, Wrecker talks about a story where a teacher assigns 6th graders a project to create a mascot for Nazis. Ryan wraps up the hour interviewing Charles Glenn, who frequently sings the National Anthem at the St. Louis Blues’ home games.