This is the very possible future for Missouri- a state with no income tax! Let's gooooo. Also, Gov. Kehoe addresses Virginia's gerrymander push in light of states like Missouri who did so, in a much lesser way.

The bizarre nature of this story continues to grow, so we want to know if it's a conspiracy, and who's behind it. Also, firing squads are returning for the death penalty, and Governor Mike Kehoe is on the show to talk about NO INCOME TAX.

The friend-zone is a catch-all that caught us all. How to avoid it, or how to keep people in it, if you don't like them, plus about a thousand other dating mishaps.

This is a wild hour of dating dos and don'ts, followed by intriguing questions- like the meaning of our names, and moments you look back on fondly.

Time to discern the real from the fake: Did Gov. Newsom empty the reservoirs before fire season again? Did a US Sailor recently get attacked by a monkey before entering the Strait of Hormuz? Which is which?

We start the hour with Missouri Governor Kehoe, and then we dive into a weird conspiracy which Brad posits might be a good thing- the disappearing of scientists.

We debate the topic, and discuss the latest on Iran. Tom Cotton says, "He won't allow the Iranians to tap him along." This is regarding the President. And, firing squads return?

This is a highly controversial topic here on draft day, and a highly speculative one too. There's no major rumor floating around about STL, BUT if there were, what would you say? Find out more about the Supreme Court, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and more scandals, like the use of saxophones in modern music!

There is a strong case to be made that saxophone music is too hot and sultry for our times. After all, we're a prudish society. Ryan makes the case for leaving saxophones where they belong- the 80s.

We carry it live, and it should be good news for prices. And, do you carry a wallet- or should you? The merits of having a better place for your stuff, guys.