Overnight America

Host Ryan Wrecker recaps the protests in Washington D.C. Hear from Missouri Senator Josh Hawley and listeners throughout the country.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the final hour by presuming the results of the Georgia Senate race. Next, he analyzes news from Kenosha, Wisconsin that police officer Rusten Sheskey will not be charged in the shooting of Jacob Blake. Later, hear portions of KMOV’s report regarding the unintended consequences of a COVID-19 eviction moratorium in Jennings, Missouri and why some Los Angeles County ambulance crews are being told not to transport patients with little chance of survival.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens hour three airing Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Story” regarding St. Louis Alderman Jeffrey Boyd’s recovery from COVID. Next, hear updates about St. Louis’ tiny homes for the homeless. Wrecker also reminisces about late “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek and explains how you can watch his last-taped episodes. Later, have Kamala Harris and Joe Biden plagiarized from a 1965 Martin Luther King interview? Hear for yourself. Finally, hear updates from the International Ice Hockey Federation’s World Junior Championship game and the Georgia Senate race.

Host Ryan Wrecker continues to analyze the Georgia Senate race. Callers also invoke conversations regarding Missouri Senator Josh Hawley’s interesting night, surveillance drones in downtown St. Louis and the state of Conservatism. Finally, hear about H&R Block’s big mix-up when it came to the second round of COVID stimulus checks.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show analyzing the Senate races in Georgia. Next, hear about the last known surviving widow of a Civil War veteran. Later, a listener calls in to explain exactly what it was like to receive one of the first COVID vaccine shots.

Host Ryan Wrecker revisits the wild story about actress Tanya Roberts and replays his earlier interview with political analyst Rich Rubino. Producer Mike Anderson updates us on a thrilling American victory. Finally, hear breaking news about Missouri Senator Josh Hawley.

Host Ryan Wrecker analyzes and plays audio from Fox 2 reporter Elliott Davis’ interview with St. Louis Police Chief John Hayden regarding the city’s rising 2020 homicide rate. Next, hear why Wrecker feels sorry for the parents of the first born babies of 2021. He later previews upcoming space events of the year, shares Larry King’s memory of Robert Hyland and details a stowaway’s freezing ride on a jumbo-jet wheel. Finally, hear the kids song stuck in Ryan’s head and the new ethics rules coming from the House.

The U.S. Congress will meet to count the Electoral College results on Wednesday. Host Ryan Wrecker speculates on what to anticipate and asks what listeners are rooting for. If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/ 

In their first show together since December 7th, producer Mike Anderson explains to host Ryan Wrecker how he broke his arm over the holidays. Next, political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com joins Wrecker to update us on what’s happening in the world of politics and how it compares to historical precedent. Later, Wrecker narrates the wild roller coaster story concerning actress Tanya Roberts. If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/ 

Has the House of Representatives gone too far with Political Correctness?  Ryan thinks so after hearing a prayer from the Floor of the House.  Saint Louis’s Homicide rate goes back to 199 and Ryan says this is frustrating.  Next, Ryan discusses the call heard around the world after President Trump speaks with Georgia’s Secretary of State.  The hour ends with Ryan sharing some food stories.

Hawaiian’s spot a UFO and Ryan shares how people reacted to a local news agency about the incident.  After that, Ryan takes your calls on President Trump, and the latest on the election results.  Following that, Ryan links up with Shane Hewitt in Canada.  The duo discuss fairs, COVID restrictions, and more.  Ryan wraps up the hour discussing the upcoming certification of the Electoral College Vote and the history of objections to its certification in the past. If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/ 

Ryan is back and it’s 2021.  Ryan opens the hour discussing what life was like for him while on vacation the last 2 weeks.  One thing that stood out, shopping for a washing machine with his son.   Following that, Ryan goes over the comments he received while out on vacation.  On Monday St. Louis County allows indoor dining again and Ryan is skeptical that County Executive Sam Page will take it away pretty quick. If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/   

The Final hour starts with Brad Young continuing taking calls on 2021 predictions.  Nashville Christmas bomber might have had something to do with 5G. Play a quick interview of Dawn Wells about her thoughts on Gilligan’s Island, polling data is out on Covid including how long people will continue to wear masks.

Guest Host Brad Young starts this hour talking about Dawn Wells (Mary Ann) from Gilligan Island passing away from Covid complications. He also asks for your 2021 predictions. Finally children getting in trouble while on zoom and another one for what was posted on snapchat.

Major Shell Steinsland of the Salvation Army joins Brad Young talking about how Covid has impacted the Salvation Army.  Last week the St. Louis Post Dispatch argued that St. Louis should legalize marijuana, and he takes your calls.

Guest Host Brad Young starts the show talking about Gilligan Island actress Dawn Wells passing away. KMOX Dollars and Sense host Dave Simons joins the show talking about the stock market, how St. Louis will recover from the pandemic, and what should people do at the end of the year to make sure everything is in order. Brad Young talks about the new restaurants restrictions put in place by County Executive Dr. Sam Page.

Hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley open the hour discussing whether or not Yadier Molina and Adam Wainwright will return to the Cardinals and should the New England Patriots dynasty have been credited more to Tom Brady or Bill Belichick. Then, Michael is trying to figure out how to slow down when eating and John has some advice. Finally, how many streaming services are you subscribed to?

Hosts John Hancock and MIchael Kelley open the hour giving their thoughts on whether or not people should let their dogs sleep in bed with them. Then, H&K give their thoughts on why Missouri should consider adding toll roads. Do you regift gifts that you get on Christmas?

Hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the hour discussing the possibility of St. Louis allowing indoor dining again soon. Then, Hancock & Kelley discuss COVID-19 vaccines and who should get them. Apple has started to change the chargers for their new iPhones, H&K discuss this. Finally, they discuss the important voting involved in the Georgia run-offs.

Hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the new simulus checks, whether they are $600 or $2,000, and when they may be available. What has changed in the work environment now that many people are working from home? Hancock and Kelley discuss that with John Hancock Jr.