Ryan starts off this hour by talking about the 100 Mile Yard Sale returing this Memotial Day weekend. Will you go? Also. we play the next part in KMOX's Megan Lynch's report COVID When Will It End. Then, Finally Ryan talks withStephen L. Miller, Creator and host of the Versus Media Podcast, on his latest piece for The Spectator called The perpetual pandemic.

Austin Ruse, President of the ‘Center for Family and Human Rights’ joins Ryan to discuss his new book, "Under Siege: No Finer Time To Be a Faithful Catholic" on the need to stand up against a radical agenda being pushed on children.  After that, Ryan speaks with Merril Oliver, EVP & CCO of eCivis, to talk about COVID funds and how local governments will be using them.

Ryan opens the hour with Grace Curley who writes for The Spectator and The Boston Herald, and is host of the Grace Curley on WRKO.  Ryan speaks with her about her latest piece on the relentless media attacks against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.  Did you receive the Johnson & John son Vaccine?  The CDC has issued a encouraged pausing its use and Ryan wonders whether it was an overcautious reaction. 

Hear Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” from a local Meat Market. Tom Sullivan joins host Ryan Wrecker to break new discovery of wasteful spending in St. Louis County politics. Finally, hear KMOX reporter Megan Lynch’s newest piece from her “When Will It End” feature regarding COVID’s many impacts.

Host Ryan Wrecker sits down with Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor to discuss her upcoming book, “Whole Brain Living: The Anatomy of Choice and the Four Characters That Drive Our Life” about her research on the brain.

Major League Baseball legend, Dave Parker joins Ryan Wrecker to talk about his new memoir, “COBRA: A Life of Baseball and Brotherhood”.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses a local construction company that is requiring their employees to get vaccinated. 

Rich Rubino – author of American Politics on the Rocks, talks about John Boehner, impeachment, court packing and more. Part one of Megan Lynch’s new “When will it End” series.

Ryan opens this hour with listener Chris sharing his thoughts on a myriad of topics including cleaning trash for homeless.  Following that, Ryan talks about the smell Bradford Pear Trees and a push to have them removed from Missouri.  Ryan then links up with Shane Hewitt in Canada to discuss the housing market, Easter, and more. 

Have you made the effort to get a vaccine yet?  Ryan discusses the change in availability of the vaccine and whether you should post a picture of your vaccination card on social media.  Following that, Ryan recaps the latest statistics from 2020 during the pandemic for homicides and other violent crime around the country after USA Today releases an article detailing how policing has changed last year.  Next, Ryan shares a story out of Kansas City that confuses him; cleaning up trash to help the homeless.  Ryan rounds out the hour with Kevin Killeen’s story about changing a flat tire late at night. 

On April 8th, 1999, Jim White signed off for the last time on KMOX.  In honor of The Big Bumper, enjoy his last show which features Charlie Brennan, Bob Costas and many more memories from a live broadcast at the Summit Restaurant in downtown St. Louis.