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Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes the value of a college scholarship, and how college sports other than football and men’s basketball appear to be dying. Is it time NCAA student athletes get paid? If so, does it apply to athletes of every sport, even if they aren’t drawing revenue? We hear what listeners have to say. Wrecker also talks about Actor Tim Allen, who has something interesting to say about likeable conservatives.

Ryan Wrecker opens the final hour talking about free speech relating to a recent ‘Hail Hitler’ incident in a school. Next Ryan talk more about conspiracy theories, including how we may or may not be living in a simulation. Ryan also talks about new military laser weapons that can shoot holes through steel. Lastly, Ryan talks about a woman who could have been arrested for saving a child’s life.

Ryan Wrecker starts the hour with “Tell Me Something Good.” Callers tell him many positive things happening in their life. Wreckers tells a couple good stories from around the world. After that Ryan talks about Steve Scalise’s emotional return to The House. Then, Ryan talks about the protesters in downtown St. Louis.

In hour two, host Ryan Wrecker updates us on St. Louis’ quest to land the winning bid for the next Amazon Headquarters. Ryan talks about the good, bad and ugly things on the internet. After that Ryan talks about legalization of marijuana and fast food sales.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show by discussing the possible Russian collusion in the Presidential Election. We take your calls on the subject. Next, former Florida Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll joins the show to express her insight on the current DACA controversy.

Host Ryan Wrecker begins the hour talking with tech expert Jennifer Jolly about “cutting the cord” and saving money. Next, Ryan expresses a strong opinion after Gillette Stadium charger $4.50 for tap water. Wrecker has former Florida Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carrol join the show to discuss the politics in NFL along with disaster relief for Puerto Rico. Carrol also talks about DACA and a book she has published.