Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show discussing the standoff this afternoon between a St. Louis County carjacker and Jefferson County Police. Do stories like this make you not want to help strangers? Next, Johnny Rabbitt joins the program to talk about the very first St. Louis History Hall of Fame enshrinement on Tuesday, August 1st featuring 50 entrants.  Wrecker gives us an update on Charlie Gard, the little child from England where the courts have ruled the child should not be given experimental treatment.  Wrecker wraps the hour by taking your calls.

Ryan Wrecker begins the hour by talking about New Jersey law makers pushing to raise the age for purchasing tobacco.  Wrecker takes Listener Brian’s call about both the Tobacco issue and Charlie Gard.  Listener Brian says Wrecker doesn’t understand what he is saying.  Other listeners want to know why Ryan doesn’t understand that putting this child through this treatment isn’t going to save his life.

Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour by talking about Trump talking to the Boy Scouts yesterday.  Wrecker continues the hour by talking about Roomba vacuum’s being used to map your home.  Next, he takes listener calls.  Wrecker wraps the hour by talking about a company that wants to microchip its employees.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour by taking listener calls on the DNC slogan.  Ryan continues the hour by talking about the controversy at the North Hanley Station with a St. Louis County Police Officer covering up a camera with a piece of paper.  Ryan then talks about the ongoing crime problem on Metrolink; says 12 officers have been seen on the North Hanley platform “milling about”.  Ryan continues the hour by sharing some of the backlash over yesterday’s Brickyard 400 lasting over 6 hours. He thinks talks about government waste and shares a story from Toronto.  Wrecker shares what makes you a successful entrepreneur.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes opinions on the granting of O.J. Simpson’s parole this afternoon after nine years in prison, including some interesting calls on the matter.

After touching on today’s O.J. Simpson news again, host Ryan Wrecker transitions to a national study that ranked St. Louis as a top ten city for millennials to buy homes in. Next, he discusses a new app similar to Tinder, but the exact opposite. Rather than listing interests, people connect on similar items of displeasure.