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A Saint Louis City Committee meeting became very heated after a discussion over the acceptance of body cameras for its’ entire police force.  Wrecker shares what Aldermanic President Lewis Reed had to say as well as sharing his thoughts on them.  Wrecker takes listener calls on the idea of body cameras for police officers.  Next, Wrecker replays a segment from an earlier interview with Anthony Bartlett from St. Louis Transplants explaining why the unrest might actually help bring Amazon here.  Wrecker ends the hour sharing audio that was captured showing Lawrence O’Donnell being the worst person to work with.

Host Ryan Wrecker sits down with novelist Michael Korda to talk about his new book Alone.  Michael shares his stories of what life was like in Great Britain during WWII.  Ending the hour Wrecker talks about a Good Samaritan who stepped in to stop an armed robbery now might be getting sued by the criminal for excessive force.

Chris Sommers, Pi Pizzeria Owner, is receiving backlash over his criticism of the police’s handling of Friday’s protests in the Central West End. He was on earlier this afternoon with KMOX’s Charlie Brennan. Host Ryan Wrecker plays some of his audio and analyzes the situation. Wrecker takes your calls on the situation and wants to know what your thoughts are.  Wrapping the hour Wrecker shares an interesting observation from Jon Lithgow about comparing leaders of past to leaders of the present. 

Host Ryan Wrecker says even you can have a Dad bod thanks to a new fanny pack that looks like a beer belly.  Next, Listener Spencer calls in to share his story about how the State of Missouri doesn’t think he is still blind.  Host Ryan Wrecker talks about the unusually high temps expected later this week in St. Louis.  After that Wrecker discusses a new product that aims to help deaf people understand when there is a loud noise near them.  Similar to how video games flash different colors on the screen to tell you that you are being attacked.  Finally, Wrecker wraps the hour with an update on the push for Net Neutrality.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes Mayor Lyda Krewson’s statements thus far since the protests began. He then turns the discussion to President Trump’s speech today to the United Nations, including listener reaction.