Overnight America

Local watchdog Tom Sullivan shares insight on the Loop Trolley project and provides more frustrating commentary from St. Louis County Council meetings. Host Ryan Wrecker provides updates on the possible cancellation of broadcaster Piers Morgan, who is now casting himself as a “Free Speech Hero.” Author Dr. Michael J. Young depicts the de-evolution of healthcare as is described in his book, “The Illness of Medicine: Experiences of Clinical Practice.”

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show with updates on the $1.9-trillion COVID Relief Bill, which has now passed through Congress. KMOX legal analyst Brad Young, partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, explains today’s news regarding St. Louis’ lawsuit against Stan Kroenke, the Rams and the NFL. Kurt Prenzler, chair of the East-West Gateway Council of Governments, discusses potential further funding of the Loop Trolley and the struggle to make MetroLink safer with armed guards. Later, hear a bit of KTVI’s story about how SIUE students can now look forward to resting in new “nap pods” at the campus library.

Pepe Le Pew’s big scene was cut from Space Jam 2. Host Ryan Wrecker explains why the French cartoon skunk was the next victim of cancelation, along with other classics like Dumbo and Peter Pan. Next Dr. Don Vaughn, Head of Product at Invisibly, explains how data can drive research polling. Later, Ryan compares coverage of hard-hitting news to the amount of coverage dedicated to silly things like the Royal Family. Finally, hear updates on the American Rescue Plan including when you might get the check.

KEZK host Trish Gazall tries to explain the Oprah interview to host Ryan Wrecker, a person who doesn’t care about the Royals. Ryan also talks toasted ravioli pizza, Piers Morgan’s Meghan Markle comments and one lucky dog. Finally, hear one of Kevin Killeen’s newest “Whole ‘Nother Stories” from schoolhouse apartments. 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/ 

Illinois Bigfoot hunter Stan Courtney joins host Ryan Wrecker for the duration of the hour to discuss local sightings and findings. 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/ 

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the unnecessary and unwanted push to reopen the Loop Trolley with federal money, the Missouri House bill supporting guns on public transit and the growing homicide rate in St. Louis. Dr. Don Vaughn, Head of Product at Invisibly, explains how data can drive research polling. 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 of tonight’s show begins with some bark to its bite. Hear Kevin Killeen’s “Whole ‘Nother Story” with local dog owners and the reason President Biden’s German Shepherds were removed from office. Later, we revisit Ryan’s earlier interview with political analyst and author Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com. Last but not least, another tragic homicide in the City of St. Louis leaves Ryan questioning how much more of this we can take.

David Keating, President of the Institute for Free Speech, discusses the election reform bill. Host Ryan Wrecker recaps Missouri Senator Roy Blunt’s announcement to not seek re-election and gauges the chances disgraced former Governor Eric Greitens could run for the vacant seat.

Rabbi Manis Friedman joins host Ryan Wrecker for the duration of the hour to discuss numerous concepts revolving around Mental Health Awareness Month, which is taking place throughout March. For more information from Rabbi Friedman, you can visit ItsGoodToKnow.org.

Host Ryan Wrecker starts the show with tonight’s most important sentiment: Do not mow your lawn yet. Political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com provides historical comparisons to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and offers insight to Missouri Senator Roy Blunt’s successor. Finally, hear about a potential new form of COVID-19 vaccination that has Ryan feeling very optimistic.

The Mississippi House has passed a bill banning transgender student-athletes from female sports. Host Ryan Wrecker discusses a new Missouri bill that would do the same. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s accuser Charlotte Bennett says she believes he was propositioning her for sex. Hear portions of her interview with CBS’ Norah O’Donnell.

Host Ryan Wrecker keeps you abreast of the live voting procedure pertaining to the COVID-19 relief bill. Hear Sen. Mitch McConnell’s blunt thoughts about President Biden’s plan. KMOX legal analyst Brad Young of Harris, Dowell, Fisher & Young explains the lawsuit Michael Brown Sr. reportedly may file against the Black Lives Matter organization. We also hear one of Kevin Killeen’s new “Whole ‘Nother Story” features warning St. Louisans not to pack their winter coats away just yet.

President Joe Biden is urging Americans not to ditch their masks just yet. Host Ryan Wrecker takes aim at the tone of his message. Next, hear what lawmakers are now recommending when it comes to ongoing stimulus. Later, Wrecker revisits his earlier interview with Kenneth James Moore, author of “Pieces of Wood.”

A man rose over $3,500 for a friend’s funeral. The problem is, he is now refusing to give the money to the grieving family. Just wait until host Ryan Wrecker tells you what he wants to spend it on. Next, hear what actor Tim Allen said on a recent podcast regarding the government wasting tax money and his opinion on former President Donald Trump.  Later, Wrecker provides updates from KMOV regarding the millions of CARES Act dollars St. Louis County paid to out-of-state consulting firms. The money was only awarded to the government for COVID-19 aid. Finally, hear the latest from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo regarding harassment allegations and his decision not to resign.

Yadier Molina and Albert Pujols have been "brothers" since they first met in 2004. The former Cardinals first baseman gave some very high praises of his little brother, saying he believes Yadi is the "greatest catcher of his time." In similar news, host Ryan Wrecker analyzes Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana’s concession that seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is the greatest QB ever. Later, Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee, breaks down the Pro Act. Last but not least, food talk including Americans’ low level of excitement for fruits and vegetables,  the re-emergence of the Reese’s two-and-a-half pound box and one lucky Taco Bell location’s unique new menu items.

In a video that has since been deleted from Twitter, Aldermanic President Lewis Reed requested city Treasurer Tishaura Jones' staff come back to his street and pick up the trash he says they left. Host Ryan Wrecker can relate and asks why all this waste of paper is still part of campaigning. Next, hear portions of Fox 2 News Investigative Reporter Elliott Davis’ “You Paid For It” segment shining a light on a deal by St. Louis County Executive Sam Page‘s administration for lobbyists, which will cost taxpayers $150,000. Kenneth James Moore, author of “Pieces of Wood,” shares some of the horrific atrocities performed against women by the Imperial Japanese rulers during WWII.

Host Ryan Wrecker revisits his earlier interview with Dr. Marybeth Shinn, a Vanderbilt University professor and researcher on homelessness, who shares the concepts behind her book, “In the Midst of Plenty: Homelessness and What to Do About It.”

Author Julie Willis, CEO and Founder of DEFIANT Communication, discusses concepts from her book, “Conceal Reveal: The Space between Entrepreneurs and the Defense Industry,” and shares how and why the US Military is not technologically up-to-date. Next, host Ryan Wrecker plays audio from Rush Limbaugh's widow sharing details today of the private funeral held here at a St. Louis cemetery. Finally, hear the sad update regarding the 5-year-old girl injured in a car crash involving former Kansas City Chiefs coach Britt Reid.

Dr. Michael Busler, a public policy analyst, economics expert and a professor of finance at Stockton University, analyzes the rebounding economy and the cost of rising goods. Host Ryan Wrecker discusses Texas and Mississippi lifting their mask mandates, the St. Louis Archdiocese warning against taking a “morally compromised” Johnson & Johnson vaccine and the improving expectation for all American adults to be vaccinated by the end of May. Local watchdog Tom Sullivan reviews today’s County Council meeting and the decision over the disputed Council Chair.

Did you see Twitter’s reaction to today’s accidental tornado warning alert? Host Ryan Wrecker runs through the highlights before explaining why a recent poll placed St. Louis among Maui and Belize as the best spring break destinations for grown-ups. Next, hear what Nostradamus predicted for 2021 and why the CDC is weighing in. Dr. Marybeth Shinn, a Vanderbilt University professor and researcher on homelessness, shares concepts behind her book, “In the Midst of Plenty: Homelessness and What to Do About It.”