Host Ryan Wrecker begins the hour by sitting down with Chris Hrabe to talk about the upcoming Blues season and the NHL.  Wrecker, then talks about the current status of the push to bring Amazon HQ2 here.  After that, Wrecker talks about the strange things that people fear.  Wrecker wraps the hour with the latest ratings for Cable News Networks. 

Blues Pre/Post and Intermission Host Chris Hrabe sticks around to talk with Host Ryan Wrecker about the team’s 5-4 OT win tonight in the season opener in Pittsburgh. Next, Wrecker discusses the story of a mother who is taking an unusual stand against vaccinating her child. Finally, he analyzes “Fake News” and how conspiracy theories spread now more than ever.

Ryan Wrecker starts the hour with a talking about the controversial ban on pit bulls in Illinois. After that, Wrecker talks about Bob Segar’s back injury and the cancellation of his upcoming shows. Ryan ends the hour talking about Jimmy Kimmel and his comments on gun control.

Ryan starts the hour with his “Tell Me Something Good” segment where he tells positive things that have happened to him and callers are welcomed in to tell something good. Ryan adds a short bit regarding the Las Vegas shooting as he closes out the show.

*Note: An interview was replayed during this segment, it is available in the “October 3rd, 2017 – 11PM – 12AM” podcast.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show discussing tonight’s protests on Interstate-64 with KMOX News Anchor Alex Degman. He then argues against St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s plan and raises his own proposal to have officers attached to a specific neighborhood in order to ensure greater familiarity for cops and safety for residents. Next, Wrecker talks about President Trump’s trip to Puerto Rico for Hurricane Relief. Finally, he reviews an online list of strange things kids are doing these days to "be cool."

Ryan Wrecker opens the second hour of the show interviewing author Bhu Srinivasan about his book “Americana: A 400-Year History of American Capitalism.” Next, Ryan talks about survey’s and how they help him predict a potentially scary future for the country.