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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show with light-hearted talk about family stories that get replayed at every family gathering with Producer Mike Anderson. Wrecker then moves on to more serious talk about the City of St. Louis’ haste to remove the controversial Civil War Monument in Forest Park. Finally, Wrecker discusses the autopsy of Carrie Fisher and if it effects your opinion on Star Wars. Lastly, he cites an article that lists St. Louis as the 4th worst place to live and discusses it.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing The Bachelor and it spelling challenge.  We then move onto a conversation about the Supreme Courts’ ruling on Trademarks regarding disparaging things (i.e. Washington Redskins).  We continue on the SCOTUS ruling on social media use if you have a felony on your record.  We take listener calls and Brent from Mascoutah, Illinois calls in to talk about his divorce hearing for later in the day and how he got to this point. We continue the show talking about the old collect calling numbers from the 90’s.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing CBS Evening News Host Scott Pelley’s wording that the attack on congressmen last week was “self-inflicted.” We then move on to the role of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, and whether or not a change is warranted. Next we talk about your favorite sci-fi type items that you would like to see in the real world. Listener Rich calls in and says he wants a T.A.R.D.I.S. from the Doctor Who show, which leads into explaining to Ryan what Doctor Who is.

Host Ryan Wrecker begins the hour discussing Net Neutrality, explaining what it is and why it is in jeopardy right now. His point is this could ultimately have a horrific effect on American citizens in a large variety of ways. We then transition to the thoughts of Fox News Anchor Eric Bolling regarding favoring a pre-emptive strike on North Korea. Finally, replay a Sports Open Line discussion with Host Alex Ferrario and Producer Mike Anderson discussing the Los Angeles Rams ugly new uniform release.