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Guest host Brad Young opens tonight’s show critiquing St. Louis County Executive Sam page’s befuddling new coronavirus precautionary restrictions on youth sports. Next, Senator Bob Onder of Lake St. Louis breaks down several bills moving through the Missouri senate aimed at reducing crime, including one regarding the prosecution of murders in St. Louis.

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CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield signed a declaration determining that the evictions of tenants could be detrimental to public health control measures to slow the spread of SARS-Cov-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Writer Breck Dumas of TheBlaze.com joins guest host Mike Ferguson to analyze the dangers of such an edict. Next, Julia Glum of Money.com discusses how to reduce your monthly expenses while not sacrificing all enjoyment purchases.

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Ian McFarland of Modern Weapon Systems in Fenton, Missouri joins guest host Mike Ferguson to explain why he is not allowing face masks in his store. Callers share their reactions. Next, Hans von Spakovsky of The Heritage Foundation points out areas of concern surrounding the upcoming election process. Once again, callers respond.

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The Kansas City Chiefs have hinted that Thursday night’s NFL season opener will involve a social justice demonstration. Guest host Mike Ferguson questions if politics in sports are causing fans to tune out.

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Guest Host Mike Ferguson takes calls from listeners discussing the McCloskey’s court case.

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Guest Host Mike Ferguson opens the hour talking with KMOX Sports reporter Mike Claiborne about Lou Brock’s legacy following Brock’s passing this weekend. Then, Mike talks with Kevin Jamison, an attorney, to discuss the McCloskey’s Case after pointing guns at protesters. 

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Guest Host Mike Ferguson opens the show talking with the President of the Negro Leagues Museum, Bob Kendrick, about the legacy of St. Louis Cardinals’ Hall of Famer Lou Brock  following Brock’s passing this weekend.  Then, Mike talks with U.S. Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler about the different issues faced in this country.

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How can you effectively communicate your thoughts on interactions with police? Former St. Louis County police officer Tony Malik joins guest host Bo Matthews to describe a new smart phone app that allows you to do just that. Next, Matthews touches on the unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin including audio from President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.  Finally, Bo’s buddy Brian calls in for a friendly conversation about just about everything.

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If you are currently searching for a new home, buyers beware. A local house hunting couple joins guest host Bo Matthews to break down the currently competitive market. Next, hear about an internet page dedicated as a memorial to St. Louis citizens that have passed away due to the coronavirus. Finally, Matthews presents three truly unique stories centered on America’s favorite white meat, chicken.

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Elise Rich of KMOX News joins guest host Bo Matthews to discuss anything and everything associated with our new world of mask wearing. Suzy Davis of the Jefferson County Health Department enlightens us on the mask mandate situation in her county. National Rifle Association instructor Meeghan Turbeau speaks to gun safety, firearm laws in Missouri versus Illinois and more.

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