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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour by talking about crazy food combinations.  What sparked this is a picture that surfaced online of someone cooking Candy Corn on a pizza.  Wrecker then takes listener calls about crazy food.  Next, Wrecker talks about the upcoming Billy Joel concert at Busch Stadium.  After that, Wrecker wants to know how an 11 year old child was able to mow the lawn at the White House.  Wrecker continues the show by talking about President Trump’s comments at the UN General Assembly meeting yesterday.

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses President Trump’s criticism of the Iran Nuclear Deal, as well as French President Macron’s return critique of Trump’s stance. Next, Wrecker turns his attention to whether or not children under 12 should play tackle football. Research shows that early exposure to such collisions increases odds of damage to the growing brain.  Wrecker then takes listener calls on the subject.  Some want to know why is this a lack of standards while others accuse it of being fake patriotism. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour by sharing an Hillary Clintons latest experience with her book tour.  Wrecker then Discusses the most hilarious spin on "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" in a bar.  Next Wrecker talks about things that could signal the end of the world.  Wrecker wraps the hour by sharing his preview into what Trump might say at the UN.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes angry listener feedback in regards to airing two protester’s side of an uncomfortable story in downtown St. Louis protests. Next, Wrecker weighs in on St. Louis’ realistic odds at landing the deal for a new Amazon headquarters.

We begin the hour hearing the end of Harry and Dee’s story of alleged mistreatment by officers at a protest. The remainder of the hour is filled by listener call-ins weighing in on the account.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes how both sides have handled the protests following the not guilty verdict in the Stockley case. We hear from two protesters who claim to have been wrongfully and aggressively mistreated by officers.