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Guest Host Mike Ferguson kicks off hour 3 with Luke Wake from the Pacific Legal Foundation discussing why Governors should not have unchecked emergency powers.  Following that, Mike recaps some of the many stories making headlines in St. Louis.  Up next, Mike sits down with Faris Cassell to talk about the 75th Anniversary of the end of WWII.

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Guest host Mike Ferguson opens hour two continuing to discuss his list of “Wonder Women of History,” in contrast to those selected by DC Comics. Next, Ferguson analyzes a story out of Ohio involving the suspension and reinstatement of two high school football players for running onto the field carrying flags that the school had strictly asked them not to present.  After that, Mike speaks with Phil Magness to talk about Marxism and whether we are seeing it rise again.

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Guest host Mike Ferguson sits in for Ryan Wrecker. Topics in hour one include St. Louis’ new boots on the ground initiative to help curb downtown crime, illegitimate COVID testing and big news out of Louisville involving the settlement over the death of Breonna Taylor. Ferguson also explains a controversial story from Kroger supermarkets in which employees were fired for not wearing gay rights symbolic attire. Last but not least, hear about a new graphic novel from DC Comics that is getting political in their selection of eighteen “Wonder Women of History.”

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Anthony Marcum joins Guest Host Mike Ferguson to discuss how the upcoming Presidential Election will affect the Supreme Court for the near future.  Next, Mike discusses an officer involved shooting from Mid-Missouri over the weekend.  After that, Mike breaks down whether changes into voting laws are needed with guest Mike O’neil.

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Did Saint Louis Country Executive Sam Page overstep his duties by banning Fall Youth Sports?  Guest Host Mike Ferguson dives into the protest that happened outside Page’s house.  After that, Mike breaks down the push to ban evictions during the pandemic.  During the NFL’s season opener, fans in stadium expressed dissatisfaction with a moment of silence.  Mike shares his thoughts on whether this will really affect the NFL long term.

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Guest host Brad Young presents a scenario and callers get to argue either side of the case against him. Tonight’s story involves a burglar’s family suing the targeted bar owner.  Should Trick-or-Treating be banned for Halloween this year?  Brad says, he will still offer treats for trick-or-treaters. 

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Technology demonstrates American ingenuity. DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has been at the forefront of many of these innovations. Guest host Brad Young walks us through their legacy and unique achievements. Next, hear about the new trend caused by COVID that’s figuratively combining hipsters and homesteaders as people are getting back to nature, self-sustainability and even breeding pigs in urban environments. Last but not least, hear a portion of actor William Shatner’s interview this morning with Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors.

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First, guest host Mike Ferguson covers breaking news as protestors have painted “Defund the Police” at a busy intersection in St. Louis’ Central West End. Next, is it time to tell school districts to back off? Guest host Mike Ferguson explains the story of a 12-year-old student suspended, and even had the cops called on him, for picking up his green toy gun while virtually learning from home. Christopher Freiman, author of “Why It’s OK to Ignore Politics,” joins Ferguson to explain why you’re under no obligation to be politically active.

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Attorney Al Watkins has sent a letter to St. Louis County Executive Sam Page in response to his edict cancelling high school fall sports, raising the possibility of a class action lawsuit. Guest host Brad Young analyzes the breaking news. Next, he examines the Board of Freeholders’ inactivity, legality and impact on a potential convergence of resources between the city and county. Later, a geofence is a virtual perimeter for a real-world geographic area, often used for smartphones. Young explains how a new use of geofencing by the police is a clear invasion of constitutionally protected privacy.

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Have you ever thought about opening a new business amidst a global pandemic? Drew Selman, entrepreneur and owner of Daylight Donuts in Chesterfield is set to do just that. He joins guest host Brad Young to describe his interesting ride.

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