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Political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com joins guest host Brad Young to discuss the appeal of infrastructure bills and the history of bipartisanship in the Senate.

Hear about the French group of scientists spending forty days in an underground cavern without any form of communication or sunlight. Next, we revisit guest host Brad Young’s earlier interview with Associated Industries of Missouri President and CEO Ray McCarty. The duo discusses reopening Missouri from a business perspective. Finally, hear Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” featuring a fight between a lizard and a monkey.

Does your employer have the right to know if you’ve been vaccinated? Dallas personal injury attorney Quentin Brogdon of Crain Brogdon Rogers, LLP joins guest host Brad Young to offer his expertise on just that. Next, Young explains the battle surrounding the City of St. Louis earnings tax.

Ray McCarty, President and CEO of Associated Industries of Missouri, joins guest host Brad Young to talk reopening from a business perspective. Young also fills us in on the new owner of the building that formerly housed downtown’s Eat-Rite Diner.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the final hour of tonight’s show by going into further detail on President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure and jobs plan funded by a corporate tax hike. Next, he revisits his first interview of the night in which  Jessica Hood, the Community Outreach & Visitor Experience Manager for the National Museum of Transportation, shares some of the unique experiences being offered at the facility on Barrett Station Road.

Is host Ryan Wrecker too hard on the Cadbury egg? Decide for yourself as he rolls through a ranking of top Easter candy. He also touches on President Biden’s multi-trillion dollar infrastructure plan and continues to get you set for tomorrow’s Cardinal season opener.

Dr. Bruce Hartman, a culture, religion and politics commentator, joins host Ryan Wrecker to explain why Nike is suing the company that made rapper and singer Lil Nas X’s “Satan Shoes.” Next, hear about the one bad eating habit that a study claims could increase your chance of an early death by fifty percent. Dr. Dean Fanelli, a patent, regulatory and transactional attorney, offers COVID vaccine updates and elaborates on the possible relaxation of restrictions. Finally, hear how many people are facing eviction now that St. Louis County has lifted its moratorium, as reported by FOX 2 investigative reporter Elliott Davis.

There’s no better way to start the show before a Cardinals baseball season than with the voice of Jack Buck from the KMOX archives. Next, how many of these ten Cardinals trivia facts did you know? Jessica Hood, the Community Outreach & Visitor Experience Manager for the National Museum of Transportation, joins host Ryan Wrecker to share some of the unique experiences being offered at the facility on Barrett Station Road. Finally, hear about the Italian mafia fugitive that got caught thanks to his YouTube page.

In the final hour of tonight’s show, host Ryan Wrecker jumps back into recap coverage of tonight’s St. Louis Mayoral Debate. Next, he revisits his earlier interview with KMOX legal analyst Brad Yuong regarding the Supreme Court’s Kentucky case, NCAA college athlete compensation, Supreme Court nomination rules and more. Last but not least, Ryan’s got Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” on St. Louis’ Easter haven, Crown Candy.

When will the St. Louis area hit herd immunity? Host Ryan Wrecker runs through the highlights of KSDK’s report on the topic and explains why new vaccines will be needed globally within a year. Next, hear about the lawsuit that’s aiming to refund earnings tax dollars to those who worked outside of the City of St. Louis due to the pandemic. Later, hear an evil story pertaining to the horrific Jeffrey Epstein saga.