News Talk 590 WVLK: Recent Episodes
News Talk 590 WVLK
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack about the 1974 tornado outbreak that killed more than 70 Kentuckians.
Our social media maven tells Jack about some of the best April Fool's gags on social media.
the head of the Fayette County Education association talks with Jack about the planned teachers rally and march in Frankfort .
Bohlender, a special ed teacher in Fayette County, talks with Jack about the late-night passage of a pension bill by the legislature.
The head of the Fayette County Education Assocation talks with Jack about response to the passage of a pension bill in the legislature.
The Herald-Leader columnist previews the Final Four and talks about the next generation of great coaches.
Jack talks with the superintendent of Woodford County schools about the teachers' walkout and passage of a pension reform bill late at night in Frankfort.
Jack continues interviewing the crop of mayoral candidates. Today, Urban County Councilman Kevin Stinnett.
Matt talks with Jack about shoes and how they affect not only our workout, but our health.
Jack talks with the LEX 18 anchor about the "Roseanne" reboot and how the networks look at their audiences.
James Mason talks with Jack about planning and designing a web site (as well as recommending some tasty donuts).
Our resident veterinarian talks with Jack about traveling with animals as well as companion/therapy animals.
Jack and Dr. Kevin Kavanagh talks with Goetz, from GoodRx about the medications that are most-prescribed in Kentucky.
Jack talks with this Fayette County teacher about educators' opposition to SB1, the bill that aims at keeping Kentucky's public pension programs solvent.
Correspondent Neville talks with Jack about the decision not to prosecute officers involved in the shooting death of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge.
Jack talks with the Herald-Leader columnist about the Final Four, the new Louisville coach and Tubby Smith's new job.
Clark talks with Kruser about the current status of a bill that would change state support for solar energy installations.
The LEX 18 Anchor talks with Jack about her upcoming surgery and a special request for prayers.
Akers, from the Center for School Safety, talks with Jack about one teacher's ideas on making schools safer, and reacts to the Fayette County decision to install metal detectors.
Jim Roope reports on the Senate's invitation to leaders of Facebook and other social media to discuss their users' data and how it's handled by the companies.
Sen. Mcconnell talks with Larry about industrial hemp, federal taxes and budgets, school safety and the opioid crisis.
Ron Vissing and Dan Rose, sitting in for Kruser, talk with Robert Popper of Judicial Watch about integrity in voter registration.
Dan Rose and Ron Vissing got the chance to interview Attorney General Jeff Sessions on the opioid crisis as well.
Ron Vissing and Dan Rose sit in for Kruser. They talk with UK psychology professor Liz Sheehan about mental health and its relationship with addiction and the current addiction crisis.
Larry's interview with the Attorney General while Sessions was in Lexington March 15. They talk about the opioid epidemic, legalization of marijuana and the problems of drug abuse.
Our ER doc talks with Jack about food contamination and the (projected) end of the flu season.
The Heral-Leader columnist talks with Jack about UK's trip to Boise to start the NCAA Tournament.
The author of "The Whiz Bang Machine" talks with Jack about education, and our nation's current reading deficits.
Eland, from the Independent Institute, talks with Kruser about the proposed summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Catherine, author of "Race Horse Man" talks with Larry about African Americans in the history of thoroughbred racing.
Tech expert James Mason talks with Scott about digital camera apps that aim at helping identify pictures for searches.
Guffy, author of "The People Up the Holler" talks about his book with Scott and Deidre.
Isaac, a former Lexington mayor, is running for the office again. She talks with Scott and listeners about her goals.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks to Scott about this week's SEC tournament and UK's chances there and in the NCAA.
Heather, from the Better Busienss Bureau, talks with Scott about the latest scams and who's most susceptible.
Griswold, from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, talks with Kruser about the trump tariffs.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks with Jack about UK attendance and how the team is doing as tournament time arrives.
Jack O. is a retired FBI agent. He talks to Jack P. about the Bureau, JFK, J.Edgar Hoover and more.
Beer lovers rejoice as Yeungling comes to Kentucky! Jack talks to Wendy Yeungling about the brand's debut.
Kruser talks with Wen Fa with the Pacific Legal Foundation. He's part of the legal team arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court in a case involving being able to wear politically themed clothing or accessories to polls on election day.
Quint introduces Jack to his UK students who won a recent stock pitch competition. What's that? Listen and find out!
There's lots for the Herald-Leader columnist to talk with Jack about...The Ol' Miss coach, the lack of seniors for Senior Night and the whole amateur athlete discussion regarding the NCAA.
U.S. Attorney Robert Duncan and Sheriff Kathy Witt talks with Jack about a range of topics from the Florida shooting to a new multi-jurisdictional task force fighting drugs and violence in Lexington.
Nancy, LEX 18 Anchor, talks with Jack and the gang about network reboots, the Florida shooting and the complete, total and utter reliability of the media.
Jack Owens, a retired FBI agent, talks to Jack about what went wrong with the Bureau in Parkland, Florida, the JFK assassination and his latest book.
Our resident ER Doc talks about flu season abating, allergy season starting and ways to stay out of the ER.
Storm, from Pure Politics, talks with Larry about the current legislative session and the debate over gun ownership.
Kruser talks with State Rep. Moffatt about what's right and wrong with the pension reform bill.
Jack talks with Bastin, the first mayoral candidate to visit the show (we're inviting the others, too).
Our tech expert James Mason talks to Jack about emailing text messages and photos to yourself from your phone.
Bob, from Commerce Lexington, tells Jack about the upcoming Chamber trip to South America.
Our resident veterinarian gives Jack the lowdown on the dog food recall. Here's what you need to know.
Quint Tatro of Joule Financial and Jack preview the markets for Wednesday and talk about Jefferson's finances.
Jack asks the LEX 18 anchor--and singer--about Fergie's version of the National Anthem....and discovers a case of mistaken identity.
The head of Families Against Mandatory Minimums talks with Jack about the need for sentencing reform.
Our correspondent in PyeongChang checks in with Jack with the latest on Olympic competition, Lindsey Vonn and cyberbullies and Korean food.
Threats against schools are part of the conversation Jack has with our social media maven.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks with Jack about the UK basketball woes and the efforts to land an NBA team in Louisville.
Larry talks with the anchor of Pure Politics about the lack (so far) of a pension bill and the Sixth Congressional District race.
Kruser talks with Bill Farmer (The Tax One) about changes you can expect from the new tax law.
Psychologist Huff talks with Jack about the shooting at a Florida high school that killed 17.
Timmons, head of the National Association of Manufacturers, talks with Kruser about the present and future of manufacturing and his trip to Kentucky to visit the Georgetown Toyota plant.
Dowell updates Jack and takes questions from listeners about public works in Lexington.
Quint Tatro of Joule Financial and Jack talk about which direction the markets may go this week, and how much gold is in an Olympic gold medal.
Jack and Brad talk with the Herald-Leader columnist about the UK basketball team, the Kentucky sports figure of the year and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Andy Smith, co-host of Investing Sense, talks with Kruser about recent market gyrations.
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack and the gang about scary new technology, and broadcasting legend Tom Hammond.
The LEX 18 reporter, who recently announced his retirement, talks with Jack about his career.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks with Jack about the Kentucky loss to Tennessee and the state of this year's team.
Rogers, an aide to Urban County Cuoncil member Amanda Mays Bledsoe, talks with Jack about the upcoming Emerge Conference.
Larry talks with the Director of the Fayette County Attorney's Driver Education Program.
Quint returns to talk about the record-setting fall of the Dow on Feb. 5 and what to expect from the markets next.
The Sponsor of a bill to withhold state funding from government subdivisions that provide services to illegal immigrants. Ron Vissing adn Dan Rose talk with the Representative.
Our social media maven talks with Jack about Super Bowl commercials among other things.
Jack talks to the former UK player (and current Eagles timekeeper) about the Super Bowl.
Eddie talks with Jack about the new Montgomery Gentry album and tour and the late Troy Gentry.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks with Jack about UK Women, the Kentucky Sports figure of the Year and the Super Bowl.
Mason, a former FBI agent, talks with Larry about the Bureau and controversies surrounding it.
Trainer Matt talks to Jack about the Super Bowl, and giving your body a chance to rebuild after you've worked out.
Cpl. Bradford was an invited guest at the State of the Union. A wounded war veteran, he now works for Rep. Andy Barr. He talks with Jack about his experiences as a Marine and at the SOTU.
Ross, with the Consumer Energy Alliance, talks with Kruser about a bill to re-do the state solar energy credit program.
Former player Marty Moore and Herald Leader columnist John Clay join Jack to talk about the Super Bowl. (and the Cats)
David McCracken and Josh Riedford of Mr. Pictures talk with Kruser about their movie "Bullitt County."
Our resident veterinarian tells Jack about wildlife rescues after the California fires.
Laurie, with the Blue Grass Community Foundation, talks with jack about the upcoming On the Table session, a chance to talk about the community's future.
Jack and Co. talk to the LEX 18 anchor about the State of the Union. Nancy tells us about an animal rescue operation.
Larry talks with Jordan, from the American Center for Law and Justice, about the texts between FBI agents and why they may tell us.
The editor of Media Equalizer talks with Jack about net neutrality and online free speech.
Jack talks to the Herald-Leader columnist about the Cats...and starting a sentence with "so."
Larry talks with HUD Secretary Ben Carson and Rep. Andy Barr about homelessness and the opioid crisis.
Akers, head of the Kentucky Center for School Safety, talks with Jack and Deidre about keeping schools safe and the aftermath of a school shooting.
Aaron, from WCBL radio in Benton, KY, reports on the Marshall County High School shooting.
Jack, Brad and Deidre (with Ray Larson) and more discussion of the Marhsall County shooting.
Jack welcomes former Commonwealth's Attorney Ray Larson, psychologist Marlene Huff and callers to talk about the shooting at Marshall County High School.
Clayton Neville with a report on yesterday's shooting at Marshall County High School and one in Texas the day before.
Fayette County Sheriff Kathy Witt along with Lexington Police Sgt. Todd Phillips and Lt. Joe Anderson talk about gang activity in Lexington.
The LEX 18 anchor talks about the potential end of NTI days for schools and plans for Lexington roads.
Kruser talks with Charlie Schuck of the Trendells about his book and the local music scene over the years.
Our network correspondent talks about the latest on the governhment shutdown with Jack.
Quint Tatro talks with Jack about the possible effects of the government shutdown on the markets.
The 6th District Congressman talks with Larry about his bill dealing with the World Bank.
York, pastor of Buck Run Baptist Church in Frankfort, talks with Jack about what it was like in Hawaii when the mistaken missile warning was sent out.
Matt talks about group training, while Jack and Brad ask about really low impact exercise.
Our resident veterinarian talks with Jack about signs that your cat loves you and the effect of essential oils on pets.
The state Representative talks with Kruser about issues in this year's legislative session, including leadership scandals, cigarette tax and the pension crisis.
Fryer, with the Fayette County Attorney's Driver Education Program, talks with Jack about careful driving on ice and snow.
Lexington's Streets and Roads chief talks with Jack about efforts to keep roads clear during the latest snow.
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack and the gang about the accidental warning of a missile launch in Hawaii.
Ramsey talks with Jack about efforts to get the homeless into the Catholic Action Center and other shelters as winter storm approaches.
Miller, in charge of Lexington Streets and Roads, talks to Jack about plans to deal with the winter storm.
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack and the gang about how long ago the 70's were, light dustings of snow and more.
James Mason updates Jack and Brad on the coolest stuff from the Consumer Electronics Show.
Espinoza, from the Remembrance Project, talks with Jack about DACA and the need to eliminate its protections.
Brian Maloney, Media Equalizer.com. Brian talks about the feud between President Trump and Steve Bannon over the book "Fire and Fury."
Jack and company talk with the LEX anchor about her recent mishap and how to customize her new hardware.
The former Council member and Vice-Mayor is running for Mayor of Lexington. She talks with Kruser.
Bill Farmer (the one who used to be in the legislature) talks with Kruser about how the new tax law will affect you.
Bowman, with the Lexington Fire Department, talks to Jack about fire prevention during extreme cold spells.
The LEX 18 Meterologist gives us the latest on the current cold spell and the big winter storm in the east.
Ramsey, from the Catholic Action Center, talks about Lexington's homeless coming in from the cold.
Bob, CEO of Commerce Lexington, talks with Jack about legislative priorities for the Chamber.
Drs. Ryan Stanton and Jeremy Stich talk with Jack about Direct Primary Care, which they say is a throwback to the way things were before big insurance.
Kingsland, from Wild Birds Unlimited, talks with Jack about caring for wild birds in the cold.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks about college basketball at Christmas break, UK vs. UCLA and more.
Dana Brenden and Sunny Price tell Scott about the program to get gifts to babies and parents at NICU united in Lexington.
The ABC 36 anchor just returned from Naval Reserve deployment in Afghanistan. He talks with Scott about his experiences.
The host of Fat Guys at the Movies talks about Star Wars and other releases with Kruser.
Father Jim talks with Jack and the gang about those for whom the holidays aren't happy.
The Herald-Leaader columnist talks with Jack about UK basketball and U of L keeping the NBA out of Louisville.
Ramer, from VisitLex, talks with Kruser about a study that recommends a signature event or festival for Lexington to draw more tourism.
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack and company about George Clooney, Star Wars and Michael Jackson.
Brian and Bill discuss the Alabama Senate election. Jack tries to stay out of the line of fire.
Charlie talks with Jack about his book outlining his years with Lexington band The Trendells.
Commissioner Dowell Hoskins-Squire and Mayor Jim Gray join Jack to talk about city issues.
Scott reports on the death of a construction worker in Madison County, and North Korea's Bitcoin windfall.
Albert talks about Lexington's response to Saturday's snow and dangerous driving conditions.
Storm, from Pure Politics, talks with Larry about the Sixth Congressional District race.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks about the Music City Bowl and a former UK player who's taken on some of the hardest jobs in college football.
Bill Meck of LEX 18 News and John Gordon of the National Weather service talk winter weather with Kruser.
The Urban County Councilman talks with Kruser about why he's running for Mayor of Lexington.
The president of the Lexington Humane Society talks with Jack about the outbreak of Strep Zoo at the shelter on Old Frankfort Pike.
The political scientist from the University of Kentucky talks with Kruser about Mayor Jim Gray's entrance into the Sixth District Congressional Race.
Scott has the latest on Eric C. Conn's return, Jim Gray's run for Congress and the the IOC banning the Russians from the Winter Games.
Rogers, With the Institute for Liberty, talks with Jack about the Senate-passed Tax Reform bill.
Fugitive Attorney Eric C. Conn has reportedly been captured in Honduras. Scott has deails.
Gray, with American Action Forum, talks with Larry about the approaching Tax Reform vote in the senate.
Dawn talks with Jack about efforts to end domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks with Jack about the UK football season and the upcoming basketball game.
Scott reports on the surprise resignation of Police Chief Mark Barnard. That tops Friday's stories.
Polston, with the Kentucky Lottery, talks with Kruser about the commercial with Bob Newhart.
Larry talks with Congressman Barr about North Korea and what the U.S. response to the latest missile launch should be.
Laptop of Tablet? James Mason talks with Jack about the differences and which is right for you.
Rick, with Americans for Limited Government, talks with Larry about the Uranium One matter.
Carla, from Commerce Lexington, talks with Jack about the apparent conflict between expanding the Urban Service Area and preserving area horse farms.
Network correspondent Kastenbaum talks with Jack about the sudden firing of Matt Lauer by NBC.
Todd, with Chevrolet, talks with Jack and Brad about the LA Auto Show and the new Corvette.
Huff, a psychologist, talks with Jack about Matt Lauer and the current spate of sex scandals.
John talks with Jack about UK Football, Coach Stoops and problems at the end of the season.
The LEX 18 anchor talks with Jack about the current sex scandals and how the landscape has changed for such things.
Our ER Doc talks with Jack about holiday eating....and some problems that could come from it.
Larry talks with McGrath, one of the democratic candidates for Congress in the 6th District.
Our ER doc talks about his favorite Christmas movies, and staying safe during the holidays.
Remy is with Paws for the Cause and Mutts for the Military. He talks with Kruser about service animals.
Richard talks with Jack about home runs, the Bengals and if anyone will want to pay for new stadiums ever again.
Heather, with the Better Business Bureau, talks with Jack about avoiding holiday shopping scams.
The Daughter of former UK football coach Blanton Collier talks with Jack about her book "Talking Together: Getting Beyond Polarization Through Civil Dialogue"
Cinelli, President of MetroNet, talks with Kruser about the company's plans to build a gigabit fiber optic network in Lexington.
Popper, with Judicial Watch, talks with Kruser about the group's suit against Kentucky, claiming irregularities in voter registrations.
The Herald-Leader columnist talks about the UK loss to Kansas and the road ahead for the basketball team.
The Executive Director of Kentucky Horse Park talks about the park and the upcoming rodeo there.
The author of "Fresh Insights to End the Glass Ceiling" talks with Jack about current sex scandals.
Our ER Doc talks about changes in what one insurance company will cover in the Emergency Room.
The Sixth District Congressman talks with Jack about gun laws, tax reform and bipartisan politics.
Jack talks with Deidre's niece about her question to be named American's Most Inspirational Trainer.
Jack talks with Randy Wilson of the Family Research Council and Father Jim Sichko about church security in the aftermath of the Texas shooting.
Four suspects in the killings of two teens plead not guilty in Winchetser. Scott has this morning's news.
Larry talks about the scandals in Frankfort and the electoral strength of Sen. Mitch McConnell.
Jim, with the Bluegrass Institute, talks with Kruser about pensions and a bump in the road to transparency in government.
The head of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents talks with Kruser about the group's pension reform proposal.
The Herald-Leader Columnist talks about the UK basketball season which starts Friday night.
Jack calls on David Burnett to talk about gun laws and calls for gun control after the Texas church shooting.
Jack talks with the retired Army Lt. Col., and current police trainer about weapons and counter-tactics in the aftermath of the Texas church shooting.
Scott has Monday's early news: 26 dead in Texas shooting, Speaker Hoover resigns his leadership post; Sen. Paul attacked at his home.
Keith talks about a fundraiser for Books, Bands and Bourbon, a fundraiser for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.
the Herald-Leader columnist talks to Jack about the World Weries, UK Football, even the olympics.
Richard previews this week's NFL action and talks about taking a knee, Papa John, ratings and more.
A hit and run in Lexington overnight. The president's Twitter account gets suspended...for 11 whole minutes. Scott has Friday's news.
Do people care more about dogs than about other people? Kruser explores that question with this forensic psychologist.
State Representative Moffett joins Kruser for an update on the plans for the state employees pension plans.
Griswold, from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University joins Kruser to discuss the Diversity Visa Lottery.
The always controversial Gellar talks with Jack about the attack in New York and her views on Muslims.
Rachel joins Jack to preview this year's Go Red for Women event. We're proud to be a co-sponsor again this year.
Jack talks with the LEX 18 anchor about the World Series and the current spate of sexual harrassment allegations.
Plenty for the Herald-Leader columnist and Jack to discuss: The World Series, ESPN, UK Basketball and UK Football.
The LEX 18 Anchor talks with Jack and the crew about Halloween and the first indictments in Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
Sheriff Kathy Witt, Carolyn Lee of Amanda's Center and Bruce Manor of the Salvation Army talk about local efforts against domestic violence.
The ex-FBI agent talks with Larry about the Mueller investigation, the Las Vegas shooting and even Eric C. Conn.
Dr. Graboyes, from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, talks with Kruser about proposals for health care coverage.