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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour by continuing the conversation on the removal of Confederate Monuments and memorials.  Wrecker then takes a call from listener Benjamin who was at the site of the first statue removed overnight in Baltimore.  Benjamin shares his experience and informs us that Baltimore Mayor Pugh was on the scene during the removal.  After that, Wrecker discusses Bill Gates giving away $4.6B of his Microsoft shares to a mystery person.  Wrecker then wraps the hour talking about RottenTomatoes.com's list of the Top 250 Movies of all time.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with Breaking News out of Baltimore.  The city is removing all confederate monuments under the cover of darkness.  We found this on social media and monitored it throughout the hour.  Wrecker took your calls on the subject and shared audio of various politicians points of view on the removal of monuments all over the country.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour talking about the ongoing criticism of President Trump’s initial response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.  Next, Wrecker takes listener calls about the violence.  Wrecker then talks about Ric Flair’s emergency trip to the Hospital. 

Host Ryan Wrecker begins the third hour of the show by continuing last hour’s discussion of yearbook quotes, also taking calls from listeners.  Wrecker then goes on to talk conspiracy theories regarding the upcoming solar eclipse on August 21st.  He later discusses North Korea’s decision to delay the launch of missiles to the U.S. territory of Guam.  Wrecker wraps up the hour by playing “Name That Sound”.

Is it sad that “Rally Cat” gets more love and attention in our city than our own homeless population? Host Ryan Wrecker discusses this and more, including Trump’s most recent statement regarding the events in Charlottesville, VA.  Wrecker then discusses Anthony Scaramucci’s interview tonight on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, followed by his own thoughts on Colbert.  Ryan Wrecker wraps up the hour by discussing the removal of yearbook quotes from two openly gay high school seniors in Kansas City.

Host Ryan Wrecker is joined by Reverend Larry Rice to discuss the homeless problem in St. Louis, taking your calls along the way.