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Host Ryan Wrecker asks us which flavor of Oreos do you remember?  Ryan shares his experience with some that his wife brought home from the grocery store.  He then takes listener calls on the nostalgia.  Wrecker then moves on to Justin Timberlake songs being remade for babies.  Wrecker continues the show talking about North Korea’s latest stunts against the United States. Wrecker wraps the hour taking listener calls.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing President Trump’s rally today in West Virginia with audio from the event. Two takeaways include how quickly it became an anti-Hillary speech as well as the President’s denial of any Russian aid in the election.  Ryan asks are we getting too out of hand with what is and what is not classified as hate-speech?  A Canadian man is battling with Google over his refusal to use certain pronouns; so Google closed his long-time email account.  How victimized are we?  Ryan says we aren’t as much as we seem to claim.  Wrecker says Ben Shapiro and Adam Carolla back up his points.

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the expense teachers pay out of pocket in order to supply for their classes. Beth, a teacher in Nacogdoches, Texas, calls in to lend some eye-opening insight into the issue. Wrecker also narrates the story of a ten-year-old boy who hopes to pledge his allegiance to the country by mowing the White House lawn.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour critiquing the Venezuelan government and their decision to transition from socialism to communism overnight. Rob X, one of the millions of Venezuelans resisting this oppression, joins Wrecker from the country via skype to lend an inside perspective on what exactly is taking place in the streets and elsewhere. Wrecker continues to assess the election fraud and government-led violence in the country and what the rest of the world is, or is not, doing to help.

Vice-President Al Gore was asked by CNN to have a Town Hall on the topic of Climate Change and Ryan Wrecker thinks people in the audience gave enough challenges to disprove Vice-President Gore.  Ryan wants to know how did a dozen prison inmates use peanut butter to escape jail.  Hillary Clinton is back in the news about a pay-to-play scandal that occurred while she was in the State Department Office. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour continuing the conversation about the proposed changes to the U.S. Immigration program.  Wrecker follows up by taking listener calls on immigration changes.  Wrecker ends the hour sharing audio from what can be referred to as “Ghost Stations”; radio stations that play repetitive signals but do not have any discernable use to the general public.

NASA is hiring a Planetary Protection Officer and host Ryan Wrecker is jealous of his title… and his salary. Callers then take over the program as the topic leads to some interesting planetary stories. Wrecker shares what President Trump laid out for his plan for legal immigration going forward.  Wrecker finishes the hour by taking listener calls.