Overnight America: Recent Episodes
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Bob Hardy was revered as the Walter Cronkite of St. Louis. His 33 year career with St. Louis ended abruptly in April of 1993, but his work and impact to the community lives on today.
We hope you enjoy this retrospective of his life. We'll share memories from the KMOX Archives and hear accounts from Bill Wilkerson, Bob Costas, Bob Hamilton, Charlie Brennan, Clint Hasse, Chris Mihill, Kate Bacon, Michael Harrison, Pat White, Sandy Hardy Chin, Tom Langmyer, Wendy Wiese and more.
Host George Sells opens the hour talking with Holly Fann to discuss the 20 most essential restaurants in St. Louis. Then, George talks with Diane Gottsman on how to tip at restaurants post covid. Finally, George discusses the top places that people leave St. Louis for.
Host George Sells opens the hour discussing should employers require employees to get vaccinated to be able to work with Dr Clay Dunagan and Jackie Tischler from BJC. Then, George discusses the law suit on the new Missouri gun law with Nick Dunne, a spokesman for the Mayor of St. Louis. Should NCAA athletes get paid for playing? The Supreme Court made a ruling today that will start the trend toward athletes getting paid. George discusses this with KMOX sports analyst, Kevin Wheeler.
Host George Sells opens the hour speaking with Amie Kuntz of Reuben Brown CPA firm to discuss taxes and what to do if you have not yet received your tax returns. Then, George talks with Rebecca Gramuglia from topcashback.com about Amazon Prime Day and what deals to look for. What food should St. Louis City SC fans expect at games once the team kicks off the season in 2022? George talks with Chef Gerard Craft gives you the answer to that.
Host George Sells opens the hour talking with Michael Beran about the Wildlife Command Center's Cash Quest going on in St. Louis starting July 1st. Then, are you confused about where you should wear a mask and where you don't have to worry about it? George touches on this. Then, what to do and not to do when planning a trip to Disney. Finally, former county executive Steve Singer is released from prison early, but should he have been?
Host George Sells opens the hour talking with Benjamin Singer about whether or not your vote really matters in Missouri, Then, do you own an Amazon device? If so, you mjight want to look into their new Amazon Sidewalk. Are you comfortable going back to indoor dining at your favortie restaurant?
Host George Sells opens the show talking with Rick Hummel of the St. Louis Post Dispatch about the St. Louis Cardinals season to this point. George also talks with Panos Kouvelis on whats causing the rising prices of beef across the country. Are you looking forward to going back to the Muny this year?
Orlandez Lewis of Vintage Vinyl joins host Rachel Zimmerman and producer Andrew Stolze to preview the return of National Record Store Day in June and discuss the overall revival of vinyl records. Later, producer Carl Middleman joins the show to chat about movie-going after COVID.
Amy Marxkors, co-host of The Charlie Brennan Show, joins host Rachel Zimmerman and producer Andrew Stolze to discuss the new warning about hummus and the deadly ultra-marathon in China. Anthony D’Agostino, CEO of St. Patrick Center, shares information regarding homeless services and employment training. Recent Washington University graduate Maya Nepos calls in to share her experience going viral on Tik Tok for a way she helped unhoused St. Louisans.
Television reporter Abby Llorico of KSDK News Channel 5 joins host Rachel Zimmerman to warn people about the bevy of rental scams suddenly hurting both renters and buyers. Traffic reporter Sue Thomas joins the show to explain what’s going on with the red hot real estate market. Poducers Andrew Stolze and Mike Anderson are also welcomed onto the show.
Host Brad Young explores America‘s involvement in the Israel-Hamas conflict and provides updates on the COVID lab leak story emerging from Wuhan, China. Later, he revisits his earlier interview with St. Louis County Councilman Ernie Trakas regarding code enforcement of problem properties. Last but not least, hear Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” centered around ice cream flavors.
To what extent can school districts control the speech of their students? Host Brad Young examines, and tells you where the Biden Administration stands. Radio legend Johnny Rabbitt joins host Brad Young to explore the glory and demise of St. Louis’ historic Gaslight Square. Next, hear updates regarding Republican Mark McCloskey’s run for Missouri Senate. Later, Young looks at a case from Connecticut involving extremely modernized hate speech.
St. Louis County Councilman Ernie Trakas joins host Brad Young to discuss legislation regarding code enforcement of problem properties. Crisis counselor Charly Jaffe, best-selling author of “Turning Crisis into Success,” joins Young to discuss the mental and physical impact of COVID. Young also breaks down this week’s Supreme Court case regarding confiscating guns without warrants.
Host Brad Young opens the hour talking about the updated mask mandate from the CDC and how it impacts the St. Louis area. Brad also replays an interview with Pastor Lucas Miles, author of The Christian Left: How Liberal Thoght has Hijacked the Church. Is America becoming too institutionilized?
Host Brad Young speaks with Sarah Perry, Legal Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, about the Supreme Court case regarding abortion out of Mississippi. Brad also discusses mask mandates and how confusing they are becoming. What are your thoughts on masks?
Host Brad Young talks about the updated mask mandates at certain places in St. Louis. Then Brad talks with Pastor Lucas Miles, author of The Christian Left: How LIberal thought has hijacked the church. Brad also discusses Bill Gates' wealth and how did Barack Obama become president off of Star Trek?
Last hour’s list of the country’s top barbecue cities leads to caller controversy and food challenge talk. Next, host Brad Young explains the modern space race between Russia and… Tom Cruise! Later, he revisits his earlier interview with cyber security expert Nick Powers regarding the basis of the Colonial Pipeline shutdown.
Radio legend Johnny Rabbitt joins host Brad Young to preview his upcoming hour long Zoom presentation in partnership with Oasis that chronicles St. Louis’ rich history of soda, ice cream, dairy, candy and the like. Astrophysicist Dr. Ryan Ogliore, Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology and Assistant Professor of Physics at Washington University in St. Louis, joins Young to discuss space news regarding two recent asteroid stories. Later, Young runs through Trip Advisor’s new list of the best barbecue cities in America.
Cyber security expert Nick Powers, Vice President of the technology consulting firm UNCOMN, joins host Brad Young to help us understand the basis of the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. Young also elaborates on the CDC’s announcement that vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks, minus a few exceptions.
Host Brad Young replays his interview with Alan Durshowitz about cancel culture. Brad also discusses the bear that was running loose in Richmond Heights, the Mayor of Washington D.C. not allowing dancing at wedding becuase of COVID-19 and just how much are mothers worth?
Host Brad Young speaks with Ray McCarty about the downward spiral that we are seeing in the workforce as the U.S. is trying to come out of the pandemic. Brad also continues talking about cancel culture and censorship.
Host Brad Young speaks with Alan Dershowitz about cancel culture and censorship as theses things have changed in recent history. Then Brad takes callers to hear their thoughts on the matter as well.
Host Brad Young recaps the ethical investigation of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s handling of the Eric Greitens trial. Next, we revisit Young’s earlier interview with Senator Bob Onder of Lake St. Louis. Senator Onder explains a few bills regarding Missouri COVID liability and St. Louis County Council accountability.
Jim Grundy, owner and CEO of Texas-based Sisu Energy, joins host Brad Young to explain why COVID-19 has resulted in a decrease in truckers and how it may affect you. Later, Young discusses whether or not college athletes should be allowed to make money based off their likeness.
Senator Bob Onder of Lake St. Louis joins host Brad Young to explain a few bills regarding Missouri COVID liability and St. Louis County Council accountability. Later, Young explains how COVID’s ultimate legacy going forward could be people becoming less risk-averse.
Host Brad Young discusses the two main reasons that Derek Chauvin’s appeal could hold weight. Next, he investigates whether or not the country is more or less divided after President Biden’s first one hundred days in office.
Host Brad Young jumps in for an unexpected edition of the show following tonight’s Cardinals rain out. Ryan Wrecker, co-host of “St. Louis Talks,” calls in to talk about his transition to daytime radio. Young also dives into two areas where St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner could be investigated for ethical misconduct.
Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.
Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.
Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.
Callers share their memories and wish host Ryan Wrecker the best of luck as he moves to middays starting next week.
What did you get when you cross a Foam Party on Lindell with High Schoolers? Kevin Killeen’s latest Whole ‘Nother Story as Ryan opens the last hour of today’s show. Following that, Ryan sits down with business journalist Elizabeth MacBride to talk about her new book “The New Builders: Face to Face with the True Future of Business.”
Public policy analyst Dr. Michael Busler, an economics expert and professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, joins host Ryan Wrecker to talk about President Biden’s impact on the economy. Following that, Ryan breaks down President Biden’s speech on Wednesday night.
Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss the upcoming cases the Supreme Court will be hearing. Listeners also share their thoughts on Ryan taking his talents to the afternoon starting on Monday.
As Ryan Wrecker continues his final week on Overnight America he brings frequent guest Johnny Rabbit on to get an update on what he is up to and to talk about Ryan's upcoming move to Mid-Days. After that, Ryan discusses the CDC's latest absurd guidelines on mask wearing. As the hour winds down Ryan revisits his conversation with government watch dog Tom Sullivan.
What do you really know about Lung Cancer? Ryan sits down with author Bonnie Addario to discuss more about the disease. Following that, Ryan discusses a KMOV report that more non-violent offenders are being held in the City Justice Center than previously thought. As the hour winds down Ryan examines why more people are moving to St. Charles County.
Host Ryan Wrecker links up with Host of The Shift, Shane Hewitt one last time on Overnight America. Shane and Ryan discuss homicides in the city, life as the Pandemic continues, and more.
Host Ryan Wrecker speaks with Rich Rubino for the last time on ONA. Ryan and Rich talk about President Biden's first 100 days in office and Ryan tests Rich's knowledge with some politician trivia. How does Rich do?
Ryan takes callers who congratulate him on his move to middays and even gives a sneak peak to what it will be like for his new show.
The City of Manhattan has announced it will drop prostitution charges from unlicensed massage parlors. Guest host Brad Young points out hypocrisies in the plan. Next, he revisits his earlier interview with Criminal Defense Attorney Neil Bruntrager who explains the role intent plays in criminal charges here in Missouri.
Did you hear about the historic item NASA placed in the Ingenuity Helicopter that’s flying on Mars? Guest host Brad Young has the details. Next, hear about the important freedom of speech decision set to hit the Supreme Court later this term. While on the subject, Young offers a crash course on how the First Amendment applies to social media in general. Later, hear about the FDA’s new war on nicotine and how it could accidentally make Americans smoke more cigarettes.
President Biden’s speech following the Chauvin verdict was primarily aimed at the family of George Floyd. Guest host Brad Young questions why neither fallen retired Officer David Dorn, nor the countless amounts of civic damage were addressed. Next, Cardiologist Dr. Fahmi Farah joins Young to break down what your online health search results really mean. Finally, what are the McCloskeys up to now?
Criminal Defense Attorney Neil Bruntrager joins guest host Brad Young to explain the role intent plays in criminal charges here in Missouri. Following their discussion, callers share their thoughts on the justice system.
First, hear why controversial figure Mark McCloskey says he’s interested in running for US Senate. Next, host Ryan Wrecker recaps the latest shooting on Interstate 70 in North St. Louis. Later, he revisits his earlier interview with brain researcher Dr. Russell Lebovitz, who discusses early warning signs for Parkinson’s Disease.
Addiction professional Gregory Koufacos, founder and CEO of Velocity Mentoring and author of “The Primal Method: A Book for Emerging Men,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to examine why so many young men are picking up guns and committing crimes. Later, Ryan discusses new St. Louis City Mayor Tishaura Jones’ plan to hinder Downtown crime and a new Missouri bill that aims to make celebratory gunfire illegal.
Michel Bryant, Executive Producer of the A&E series “I Survived a Crime,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to reminisce about survivors’ captivating stories. David Rabadi, author of “How I Lost My Mind and Found Myself,” shares his expertise on erasing the stigma surrounding mental health.
Following the Derek Chauvin trial, the Department of Justice is set to investigate the Minneapolis Police Department. Now many, including NBA player LeBron James, have jumped to quick and inaccurate reactions following the justified police shooting today in Columbus, Ohio. Next, brain researcher Dr. Russell Lebovitz joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss early warning signs for Parkinson’s Disease.
Local package thieves are now facing tougher punishment thanks to Missouri House bill 825; Ryan has the details. After that, Ryan speaks with Dr. Kapil Parakh, a cardiologist who trained at Johns Hopkins and works at Google, is the author of Searching for Health: The Smart Way to Find Information Online and Put it to Use. Next, Ryan discusses a new Anti-Riot Law signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
St. Louis County watchdog Tom Sullivan joins host Ryan Wrecker to share notes from tonight’s meeting and if there’s going to be an audit of COVID money being spent in the County. Ryan discusses President Biden’s health and former President Donald Trump’s thoughts on the future of the GOP. Dr. Don Vaughn, Head of Product at Invisibly, examines how consumers react to companies that treat their employees best. And did you hear about the earthquake that touched St. Louis County last night?
Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show with analysis of the response to Derek Chauvin’s three guilty counts. KMOX legal analyst Brad young of Harris Dowell Fisher and Young drops in to explain the verdict and what happens next. Is George Floyd a martyr for a cause? Ryan and callers share their thoughts.
Steven Levy, author of “Facebook: The Inside Story,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss his work, which is featured in the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival Spring Virtual Pop-Up on April 20th at 7pm.
Tomorrow, Tishaura Jones will be sworn into office as St. Louis mayor. Hear Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” with Mayor Lyda Krewson as she prepares to depart from City Hall. Political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com joins host Ryan Wrecker to talk celebrity politicians. And a caller had a bathroom problem.
Host Ryan Wrecker provides updates on the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin after day one of deliberations. He also plays Maxine Waters’ confrontational comments and gauges reaction from listeners.
Ryan talks with Adam Rizzieri, Chief Marketing Officer at Agency Partner Interactive on why some companies and executives take public stances on state laws (Georgia) and others stay out of it. Then, : Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young joins the show to talk about the idea of stacking the Supreme Court.
Ryan starts off this hour with the latest installment of KMOX's Megan Lynch series When Will It End. Also, Ryan talks with John Tamny, Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, on his new book, “When Politicians Panicked: The New Coronavirus, Expert Opinion, and a Tragic Lapse of Reason”
Ryan spends the hour with Journalist, author, former foreign correspondent Gina Wilkinson, author of, “When the Apricots Bloom,” about her time spent in Iraq under Saddam Hussein.
Ryan starts off this hour with the latest installment of KMOX's Megan Lynch's When Will It End. Then, Ryan talks with Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, on the idea of stacking the Supreme Court. Finally, we hear from Air Force Brigadier General Jim Demarest on his mission to have the Medal of Honor awarded to an unsung hero of the war in Kuwait.
Ryan talks with Johnny Rabbit and he has a new virtual presentation with St. Louis Oasis about historic hotels around the region. Also,We play the next part in KMOX's Megan Lynch's report COVID When Will It End. Finally we replay an interview with Stephen L. Miller, Creator and host of the Versus Media Podcast, on his latest piece for The Spectator called The perpetual pandemic.
Ryan starts this hour off by talking with : Family addictions expert Kevin Petersen on his new book, “Chronic Hope: Families and Addiction”. Then, to finish out the hour Ryan talks with Hampton Conway, Executive Director of the Movement Ministries, on if men are being treated as 2nd class citizens.
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.
Our gun control conversation from last hour carries into the beginning of hour two. Next, host Ryan Wrecker walks us through KMOV’s story about the education program that’s opening doors for inmates at the St. Charles County jail. Later, hear the latest from Dr. Anthony Fauci as he tries to calm fears of a new COVID-19 spike. Finally, Kevin Killeen has the latest installment of “Whole ‘Nother Story” about his flat tire experience.
President Biden has targeted ghost guns and red flag laws in new gun control measures. Host Ryan Wrecker and callers discuss the announcement.
Sacramento has had a real issue with downtown trash. Hear how the city is successfully cleaning up and giving people a second chance at life with one fell swoop. KMOX Reporter Megan Lynch previews her newest series about the pandemic called, “When Will It End.” And hear Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” recapping Tishaura Jones’ mayoral victory and Cara Spencer’s defeat.
Net zero transition topped the agenda in G7 talks on Tuesday. With all the issues facing the world, host Ryan Wrecker questions why zero emissions could possibly be the number one issue right now. Next, hear the new groping allegations against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo released in a new interview. Next, time for some tech stories. Hear how Amazon can intentionally cripple its own Fire TV devices and why Justice Clarence Thomas is taking aim at social media companies’ power to cut off speech. Attorney and KMOX legal analyst Brad Young calls in to share his expertise.
Celebrity Chef Andrew Gruel joins host Ryan Wrecker to explain how American restaurants can emerge from the COVID lockdown. Next, hear which five states account for nearly half of the country’s new virus infections. Local watchdog Tom Sullivan shares the latest from the St. Louis County Council, including Sam Page’s continued charter-breaching part-time side-job and disagreements surrounding the local earnings tax. Finally, hear how NBA Hall of Fame center Shaquille O’Neal went out of his way to make a random young man’s day.
President Joe Biden is expected to announce executive action on guns. Host Ryan Wrecker ponders what exactly he will declare. In other news, now that Tishaura Jones has won the St. Louis Mayor’s race, how will the fight against violent crime change? KMOX Reporter Megan Lynch previews her newest series about the pandemic called, “When Will It End.” And hear Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” recapping Tishaura Jones’ victory and Cara Spencer’s defeat.
Tim Eagan has signed the lease on the Eat Rite Diner building. He joins host Ryan Wrecker to discuss what to expect and when it will open. Wrecker also touches on Morgan Freeman’s new public service announcement.
Tishaura Jones has won the City of St. Louis Mayoral race against Cara Spencer. Maria Keena of KMOX News covers it from Jones’ party, while Kevin Killeen joins host Ryan Wrecker to report from Spencer’s side of things. Next, hear updates regarding those annoying concrete barriers blocking traffic lanes in Downtown.
Last night marked the second instance of riot in and around St. Louis’ downtown detention facility since the New Year. Guest host Brad Young analyzes the situation, plays clips from Corrections Commissioner Dale Glass, 23rd Ward Alderman Joe Vaccaro and Sheriff Vernon Betts and takes calls on the matter. Later, he revisits his 9 o’clock interview with political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com.
Tomorrow, citizens of the City of St. Louis will select their next mayor. Dr. Don Vaughn of Invisibly joins guest host Brad Young to explore the related polling data. Next, Young examines last night’s second downtown jail riot of 2021.
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.
First, hear about the Goochland County man who suffered a severe reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine and why some San Diego public school teachers are now under fire from their students’ parents. Consumer finance expert Bill Westrom explains and gets you prepared for this year’s heightened tax season.
Host Ryan Wrecker navigates through clips and critiques of tonight’s St. Louis Mayoral Debate between City Treasurer Tishaura Jones and Ward Twenty Alderwoman Cara Spencer. KMOX legal analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, discusses the Supreme Court's Kentucky case, NCAA college athlete compensation, Supreme Court nomination rules and more.
First, hear new edition of Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” series telling the story of the forgotten American work horses. Next, host Ryan Wrecker revisits his earlier interview with political analyst and author Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com. The duo discusses pandering accusations in the Texas congressional race, Presidential power and adding a Jersey Shore cast member to Mt. Rushmore.
Does Missouri have a trash problem? Illinois is paying over $6.1 million to clean up the state’s roadside litter. In other news, today featured the forty-first St. Louis homicide of 2021. At this time last year, there were thirty murders. Host Ryan Wrecker also turns attention to the trial of St. Louis police officers accused of beating an undercover detective, as well the trial of disgraced former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin.
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Ed Hajim, author of “On the Road Less Traveled: An Unlikely Journey from the Orphanage to the Boardroom,” joins host Ryan Wrecker for the duration of the hour to converse about his remarkable life story.
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Does Ryan have a dad crush? You be the judge. He’s definitely got updates on local vaccination events. Political analyst and author Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com talks pandering accusations in the Texas congressional race, Presidential power and adding a Jersey Shore cast member to Mt. Rushmore.
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New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo is still under fire for his COVID testing decisions and Ryan says it was misleading given how it became a “Gold Standard” for other states. Should your child play in groups while the pandemic is going on? Ryan shares what Dr. Fauci had to say to parents and why you should be skeptical about anything he says. Next, Ryan tackles the new infrastructure package that President Biden and Democrats are pushing through Congress. Shane Hewitt of The Shift in Canada joins Ryan amidst a Winter Storm with 60mph winds and blowing snow in Calagary. Ryan and Shane discuss Canadian citizens who are being held in China under the claim of spying, and the Evergreen ship blocking the Suez Canal. NASA has given the all clear that Earth is clear for the next 100 years from an asteroid hitting the planet; Ryan shares his excitement over that and other space news.
Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing how nice the weather was on Saturday. Ryan recaps how he took advantage of the weather. Ryan also discusses the TV show Superstore on NBC. The show was set in St. Louis and wrapped up last week. Listener Chris called in to give Ryan an update how his life has been following an accident that totaled his vehicle and forced him to lose his job. Ryan discusses the crisis at the southern border after several Senators were asked to delete pictures from their visits inside detention facilities. Would you be comfortable with a Vaccine Passport to prove you have been vaccinated for the Coronavirus? Ryan is against the idea and shares why he feels it is unnecessary.
Hear Kevin Killeen’s latest “Whole ‘Nother Story” featuring a local professional lawn mower. In other news, hear how the MAC is honoring the late Bobby Plager and how the Missouri Senate is doing the same for the late Captain David Dorn. Next, host Ryan Wrecker rewinds to his earlier interview with Andrew Wanko of the Missouri Historical Society.
Host Ryan Wrecker critiques President Biden’s first White House press conference and border policy.
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Host Ryan Wrecker covers the latest scandal surrounding the Cuomo brothers. Later, author Dr. Patrick Moore jumps in to discuss his new book, “Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom.”
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