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Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour by talking with Producer Ben about what happened in the last hour to the building the station is in.  Ben says the building may have been struck by lightning.  Wrecker then talks with Cab Driver Ron about IKEA and other fascinating facts about St. Louis.  Next, he talks about the ice shelf that collapsed and says it is not part of global warming.  Ryan also talks about what would happen in the event of a medical emergency in the building.  Wrecker rounds out the hour saying that 3-D TV’s are going to make a comeback.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour continuing to discuss Jesse Jackson, including his presidential run in 1988. Next, hear why Wrecker surprisingly agrees with a stance Whoopi Goldberg took today on the view. He then reviews numerous comical giveaway nights at Minor League Baseball games from over the years. Wrecker then talks about the border wall.  Finally, Ryan wraps the hour by talking about President Trump in Paris.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing men in Australia who used public transportation trains to move full-sized couches and refrigerators. He then analyzes an article that has researched the most commonly stolen vehicles. Next, hear how President Trump is being sued for blocking certain people from his Twitter account. Wrecker then talks about a 15-year-old boy in London who was making $300 a day by buying candy in bulk and selling it to fellow students for cheaper prices than the school vending machine. Finally, Jesse Jackson made a speech today but can anyone understand what he actually meant?

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show discussing a CEO’s perspective that mental health days are an important way to keep employee’s minds fresh. Next, he talks about how St. Louis Police are cracking down on the prostitution ring around South St. Louis. We then hear about the new weekend show Wrecker is hosting called “The Business of Family Business” on Saturday at 3pm. Finally, he analyzes an interestingly dull call of the final out of the 1967 World Series.