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Two years from now Louisville will host The Solheim Cup, the women's team match-play golf tournament featuring the top 12 players from the United States versus Europe's team. That'll be at Valhalla Golf Club in September 2028.
The 2026 Solheim Cup is a few weeks away and Team USA's captain is LPGA star Angela Standford, a Texas native whose resume is stuffed with tour and tournament victories.
Angela spoke with Terry Meiners about captaincy strategies and preparation for this year's international battle setting up in the Netherlands.
Tickets for Louisville's Solheim Cup tournament go on sale starting September 14, 2026
current tournament site: SolheimCup2026.golf
Talk show host, documentarian, podcaster, author John Ziegler is locked and loaded to discuss the Mystery of Mitch, Dr. Fauci's mouth sewn shut, and Tony Romo's very unfortunate decision to drive away from a golf course.
The Belle of Louisville is the most prominent of three city river vessels and the interim CEO Barbara Sexton Smith has quite a story to tell.
Pull up a chair on the Cox Park boat ramp and listen. There's plenty to learn about Louisville's Belle!
Terry Meiners refers to attorney Ned Pillersdorf as "the Atticus Finch of Eastern Kentucky" for his tireless work on behalf of beleaguered residents who lost their federal benefits because of a scammer.
The story is told in great detail on APPLE TV's "The Big Conn" documentary.
Ned wears a lot of hats in Eastern Kentucky, and now seeks another one. Pillersdorf is running for Congress in Kentucky's 5th District where Rep. Hal Rogers has held the seat for 40 years.
Janet Stumbo was Kentucky's first women on the state Supreme Court. She tells her story in this chat with Meiners on WHAS Radio.
Jared Fox Matthews, owner of The Fox Den (billiards, bites & brews), and musician Jacob Logsdon have details on Saturday's FOX FEST to benefit Love City
Highway spokesperson Mindy Peterson details the reopening of I-65 in Louisville this week, albeit with a few changes. There'll be lane limitations, slower speeds, and other measures to accommodate ongoing repairs to the city's oldest interstate highway.
Mindy Peterson and Terry Meiners discuss the overall aging infrastructure and the state highway department's plans to continue upgrading various highways.
University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman crushes Larry Minner after his has been Cardinal crybabies folded like a tent in The Basketball Tournament for old men. Sad!
Beasman throws fuel on the fire by taunting Larry over losses by his other sporting heroes in Boston and Pittsburgh. Sadder!
Rocky Adkins, chief of staff for Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, launched his own gubernatorial campaign this week.
Rocky chatted with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on his gifts vs. his primary opponent Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman. They also discussed how Gov. Adkins would negotiate with a Republican supermajority, capitalism vs. socialism, the Ky State Fair Board, and more.
Now that the World Cup soccer tournament is over, The Beasman ain't a-havin' it. He says there ain't no way a bunch of nancy boys kickin' a ball is the world's favorite game!
Beasman also loves the TBT rivalry game that saw representatives of elder UK basketball stars beat the geezer U of Smell stars. Beasman can't wait for tonight's follow-up beatdown.
Will Montrezl Harrell wake up and shock Kentucky? You know he will!
Comedian Ryan Hamilton and Terry Meiners discuss the art of standup comedy, potato farming, and trying to look cool after being hit by a bus. Ryan was. Terry wasn't.
Stream NETFLIX to laugh at Ryan Hamilton's tales of woe and survival in his new comedy special THIS JUST HIT ME.
MSD executive director Tony Parrott sat down with Terry Meiners to discuss the mammoth rebuild of Louisville's antiquated sewer and sewage treatment infrastructure.
Plus, there are some things people should NEVER attempt to flush down the toilet.
Celebrated leadership strategist Maggie Harlow has written EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY, a collection of real life stories that will help readers transform ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences.
Maggie and Terry Meiners wind through various life situations and apply Maggie's "permission slips" to advance beyond perceived barriers.
Maggie details the book's availability in the conversation.
website: maggieharlow.com
Happy 100th Birthday to Crescent Hill Golf Course, a duffer's dream on Brownsboro Road adjacent to the Mary T Meagher Natatorium.
Loongtime PGA professional George "Moe" Demling chatted with Terry Meiners on the course, the long road on tour, and tips for today's seasoned and starting golfers.
And yes, both Moe and his son Gary are sporting t-shirts with a photo of young Moe in full swing!
(from the USGA website)...
"The 79-year-old Demling, who was inducted into the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame in 2019, has seen a lot of talented players rise through the Louisville ranks. Bobby Nichols, the 1964 PGA champion, and Frank Beard combined for 23 victories on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and 1970s. Demling taught Fuzzy Zoeller, who grew up across the Ohio River in New Albany, Ind., and went on to win the 1979 Masters and the 1984 U.S. Open. Jodie Mudd of Louisville won back-to-back U.S. Amateur Public Links titles (1980-81) and four PGA Tour events, including the 1990 Players Championship, while his brother Eddie won the 1976 U.S. Amateur Public Links. Demling made a run of his own in the 1966 U.S. Public Links, reaching the semifinals before losing to Monty Kaser, the eventual champion."
Louisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker has quite a story to tell about upgrades and events through the rest of 2026. She spills the tea with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
The potential "moist" law requirements have been tabled for now, but local tavern owners are still facing a multitude of challenges.
Terry Meiners sat down with two local bar owners.
Gov. Andy Beshear took his sweet time responding to Senator Mitch McConnell's recent proof of life photo and medical update. After a month of mostlly silence from the McConnell camp, a statement was finally issued a few days ago.
Asked for his reaction, Beshear forged ahead with his thoughts on how more verifiable proof is necessary or perhaps he should move on to find a replacement senator. After 66 seconds, Beshear finally utters "we hope there's a speedy recovery" for the ailing senator.
Democrats are demanding that the governor press ahead with a special session to seat someone in McConnell's place.
Hang on, kids. McConnell is quite alive.
There should have been more McConnell info released on a regular basis, but Democrats circling Mitch's rehab center like buzzards above a carcass is embarrassingly desperate.
There's an election for McConnell's replacement in November. Do the work and see who wins.
Jeff Ruby Steakhouse is celebrating 20 years in Louisville, 78-year-old restaurateur Jeff Ruby tells Terry Meiners the story of refusing to serve O.J. Simpson, why the Ruby name is on the pant legs of jockeys in the Kentucky Derby, and the initial romance with the city of Louisville.
photo: Terry Meiners, Britney Ruby Miller (Jeff's daughter), Jeff Ruby at the 2024 Kentucky Derby
BBQ chef sensation Jeremy Yoder is competing on Food Network's PITMASTERS show. Jeremy and Terry Meiners discussed the challenges of competing with other pitmasters from around the world.
Jeremy & Terry discuss various BBQ flavors from around America and a bit of celebration of Western Kentucky's BBQ notoriety.
CNN political voice Scott Jennings, a former WHAS Radio news anchor, joined midday host Leland Conway to discuss misguided media and social media conspiracy theories related to Senator Mitch McConnell's recent hospitalization.
Millions of online commentators were assuring each other that McConnell is dead, or brain dead and being kept alive to bypass Governor Andy Beshear's potential to call a special session forcing a vote for replacement.
After weeks of unanswered questions, McConnell's office finally released a full medical update and a photo of the senator and his wife Elaine Chao in a Washington D.C. rehab facility. The McConnell team released details of his June 14, 2026 fall and the medical diagnosis reports.
Both hardcore Liberals and MAGA stalwarts tried to poke holes in the statements and the photo, claiming McConnell is dead and the photo was either a 2023 reissue or A.I. doctored.
It's a reminder once again that nearly half of the population is of below average intelligence.
-- synopsis written by WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners --
Gracious, affable, Southern gentleman David Beck was pushed out of his Kentucky Venues CEO role by Governor Andy Beshear. Mr. Beck and his team steered billions of tourism dollars through Louisville & Kentucky by the strength of his personal relationships with decision makers around America.
Louisville leaders would be wise to secure Mr. Beck's services in an ambassador role to maintain and grow the tourism sector.
David Beck sat down with Terry Meiners for a wide ranging chat on Louisville's strengths, opportunities, and vision.
BIKE4ALZ raises funds to fight Alzheimer's. Alex Mooney and his WKU bicycling buddies are 2/3s of the way across the USA and about to come through Louisville. They'll have a celebration and fundraising effort at Bearno's Pizza in J-Town on Thursday, July 9 from 5-8.
Alex spoke with Terry Meiners about thrills and challenges along the highways and roads stretching across the U.S.
They're on pace to finish in Virginia Beach, Virginia on July 26.
Louisville basketball champion Russ Smith stopped into WHAS Radio to discuss Pat Kelsey's next team, the upcoming TBT in Louisville, Mr & Mrs Bourbon, and the delicate art of aging.
This Sunday at Louisville Bats baseball, gates open at noon, and U of L Health will be offering free PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) tests for men. It's a quck and painless check for signs of prostate cancer or other issues.
Dr. Jessica Schardein and Bats president Greg Galliette visited with Terry Meiners to remind area men that health safety can be quick and easy.
Enjoy the game!
Democrat Graham Platner, the highly touted senate candidate from Maine, is reeling from a series of women making sexual assault claims. Platner, in spite of his Nazi chest tattoo, has been supported by prominent Democrats across America.
These latest claims have many Liberals retreating from their previous support of Platner.
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, has thoughts on Platner and other Democrats who've turned hostile toward America's support of Israel.
The FBI arrested former University of Kentucky basketball player "Kris Kringle" for internet fraud, conning suckers out of more than $2 million.
The Beasman has all kinds of reasons why the filthy, snaggle tooth, brainless U of Smell bootlicking media should ignore this non-story about nothing really that important...because THE CATS! GO BIG BLUE! U UH KAY IS THE GREATEST and U of Smell is nothing but Cardinal convicts who carjack, shoot pedestrians, and deal meth to school kids. GO CATS!
ISCO Industries Chairman and CEO Jimmy Kirchdorfor on the 2026 PGA Tour event in Louisville sponsored by his family's company, the ISCO Championship at Hurstbourne Country Club, July 9-12
tee times: https://www.golfchannel.com/news/isco-championship-2026-round-1-tee-times-groupings-and-how-to-watch
Kentucky state represenatative John Hodgson (Dist 36) shared his thoughts on today's tumult within the ranks of tourism leadership. Here's the background info: the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that Republican-led laws to reduce Governor Andy Beshear's power is unconstitutional.
Today, Beshear revamped the Kentucky State Fair Board and his newly appointed members immediately fired longtime Ky Venues CEO David Beck.
Beck's leadership produced generous funding thru the state legislature for massive upgrades at the Kentucky Expo Center and Ky International Convention Center. Plus, the convention and tourism numbers soared under Beck's relationships with decision makers.
Some of the biggest shows on the tourism calendar: Bourbon & Beyond, Louder Than Life, the farm machinery show, teen sports competitions, faith group conventions, and so many more have expanded during Beck's tenure.
Mike Berry has been named interim CEO, but admitted he's a short-termer.
Will the new leader be able to maintain Beck's successes? Will Louisville tourism continue its upward trajectory now that Beck's longterm connections are severed?
Governor Beshear will hopefully step forward to confirm that Ky Venues can best utilize the $400 million investment in Ky Expo Centers' upgrades.
FBI Louisville's SAC is Olivia Olson, who comes from a family of FBI agents. She sat down with Terry Meiners to discusss public safety, gang related activity, drug running, cyber crime, and cohesion among various law enforcement agencies.
FBI Louisville has a recruitment event scheduled for July 15 from 7-9 PM. To apply, email louisvilleapplicants@FBI.gov
Allison Ball, Kentucky's auditor, has released a 500 page study on Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) finances and teaching outcomes. She detailed her findings in a conversation with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
The picture is bleak with bottom scraping test scores and outdated technology. Plus..."They're very top heavy at the administrative level."
Tom Jurich, former athletic director for the University of Louisville, worked with sports information director Kenny Klein for 2 decades. Jurich reflected on Klein's loyalty and work ethic in a chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
Dee Dee Taylor, President of the Kentucky Hemp Association, warns that the upcoming ban on hemp will drastically affect pain relief and emotional balance for millions of Americans suffering from PTSD and physical ailments. She told her story to Terry Meiners on WHAS, joined by Rocco Jerome to ask listeners to act to reverse the decision.
Use the website HelpSaveHemp.org for more info.
Longtime sports information director for UofL Kenny Klein died this week. Sports reporter Jody Demling shared memories of Klein with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners.
This Saturday brings Gallop for Good to Churchill Downs, a spotlight on 75 nonprofits that are involved in the protection and life care necessary for horses retired from racing.
Claire Simms and Mark Whitten delivered more details to Terry Meiners on WHAS.
Kate Olson and Colleen Walker tell the story of Second Stride, an organization of volunteers that helps former race horses adjust to their new lives as pleasure horses. Eat. Play. Love.
Kate & Colleen told Terry Meiners about the program's mission and ways horse lovers can help.
secondstride.org
Kentucky's Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell, a Garrard County farmer, visited with Terry Meiners to discusses the state's farm products, market strengths, future expansion, and Jefferson County's economic engine.
The Beasman is certain the Mark Pope's days are marked so he's doing all he can to alert the new UK athletics director to steer clear of Slick Rick Pitino. Beasman says Slick Rick is humiliated by having to sit in the 4th row for the Knicks championship games in Madison Square Garden. Now that Slick is a nobody in the Big Apple, he wants to go coach in a town where he'll be the king again!
Meanwhile, midget Pat Kelsey being dissed by Mikel Brown is tickling Beasman's funny bone!
Sexual abuse survivor Hadley Duvall, who was raped by her stepfather when she was 12 years old, is now an activist for abortion rights in America.
Hadley's story first sufaced publicly when she was featured in 2023 ads for Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's re-election campaign.
Hadley spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS detailing her life as a new mom, an outspoken advocate for sexaul assault victims, and her upcoming speech in Washington D.C. on the anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturn of Roe v. Wade, sending abortion rights issues back to individual state legislatures.
Coach Bob Redman won over 300 high school football games at multiple schools and 3 Kentucky State Championships with Male High School.
Coach Redman and WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners discuss fatherhood, coaching, leadership, and the joy of watching the next generation shine.
Professional boxer Pryce Sparrow of Radcliff, Kentucky tells the story of how his most recent opponent got a little mouthy at the weigh-in. Pryce quickly took care of business in the ring the next day, becoming the youngest ever boxer to win the coveted ABO North American Belt.
A belt presentation ceremony will be scheduled soon. Pryce Sparrow is now riding a perfect 6-0 record with tough opponents ahead.
Pryce's father Kelvin Sparrow joined the boxer in the WHAS studio to discuss the rigorous training regimen, executing each fight plan, and how to enjoy life beyond the ring.
Louisville is a legendary home to iconic boxers. Pryce Sparrow is putting in the work to hopefully join the list of the city's greatest ever champions.
Sen. Rand Paul spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS to catch up on current events in Iran and Washington. Is the new Iranian regime not "radicalized" as President Trump claims? Trust and verify is still the order of the day when dealing with any Iran regime.
Meiners also asked about Rand Paul's communication with his hospitalized colleague Mitch McConnell and his primary losing friend Thomas Massie.
University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman ain't having it when fans celebrate the Louisville Kings. He claims that UK sports dominate all Kentuckian brains. There's no room for some flimsy Pop Warner NFL wannabes in the Commonwealth because BLUE GETS IN!
And on another note, Beasman rails at the University of Kentucky for hiring a nebbish numbers nerd as athletics director when Coach Cal is available to return to Lexington. His first move should be to hire Karl Anthony Towns as a replacement for Mark Pope.
These dark days for the Cats would spin into greatness with those two simple moves. Let's do it, BBN! Beasman is NEVER wrong!
Louisvillian Dan Mason used his early teen years pestering the program directors at WKLO and WAKY to upgrade their programming.
He must have known what he was talking about. Initially hired at WKLO, Dan went on to much larger stations and eventually to lead CBS Radio (two times).
He fired Don Imus. Befriended every superstar performer. Built CBS Radio into dominant positions in markets across America.
Mason is also a sportscaster, primarily in women's basketball and is a horse racing analyst.
Terry Meiners and Dan Mason discussed his incredible career at CBS as chronicled in his new book FEARLESS: The Life and Times of a Media Maverick.
website: danmasonbook.com
Louisville Kings head coach Chris Redman led his UFL team to the United Bowl UFL Championship on Saturday in Washington D.C. The entire UFL league is based in the Dallas area. Redman's squad roared back from a tough start to the season to capture the ultimate crown versus D.C.
Driving home with the trophy, Coach Redman spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to retrace the season and discuss his strategy to get the final win. Coach Redman is deeply thankful for the tremendous local support for the city's upstart team, and he's already making plans to chase a second title for the Kings.
There'll be a Louisville celebration for the Louisville Kings soon. Listen for details.
Congressman Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio a day after going 4-4 in the Congressional Softball Game. McGarvey's Democrats were pounded by the Republicans but the Kentucky congressman earned an MVP award for his batting prowess.
Rep. McGarvey and Meiners discussed the latest on the Iran war and movement from the Trump Justice Department to tighten its influence over state elections.
Many conservatives are suspicious of the elongated mail-in vote counting process following recent California primary elections, casting doubt on the accuracy of election results.
Kelly Jones, deputy director of Louisville Metro Emergency Services, reflects on the enormous task of staging Muhammad Ali's funeral, watched by millions of people worldwide.
Mr. Jones discusses the overwhelming and ever-changing plans to properly and respectfully honor Muhammad Ali as his hearse moved through the city ahead of burial at Cave Hill Cemetery. Tens of thousands of people lined the streets, essentially assisting the city by impeding traffic that could otherwise break protocol.
Kelly Jones also had to deal with mulitiple representatives of foreign governments and their security agencies to assure that all visitors were protected.
There were no homicides in the Louisville area for at least four days, a sadly remarkable statictic in a city that finally found peace, albeit for less than a week.
The Louisville Kings earned a spot in Saturday's UFL Championship vs D.C. at Audi Field in Washington D.C.
Kings head coach Chris Redman spoke with Terry Meiners about his preparation process, team energy, star players, eavesdropping honor code, and the strategic moves Redman made early in the season to produce season's end greatness.
The Louisville Kings have earned a spot in the United Football League's playoffs. The Kings started the season on a three game skid and then roared back to win 6 of the final 7 regular season games.
Head coach Chris Redman discusses the Kings prep plans to defeat St. Louis this Sunday and hopefully move on to the UFL championship game a week later in D.C.
Kentucky Fairness Campaign's executive director Chris Hartman is not in favor of a Louisville Metro Council member's proposed Transgender Safe Haven designation for the city.
Hartman explains his position to Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio. They also discuss a litany of LGBTQ issues in Kentucky.
Jake & Elwood and the Boys will crush it for an entire hour (10-11 PM) on the WHAS Crusade for Children this Saturday night.
Brennan Latkovski and Mike Hamburg tell the story of their introduction to show business 37 years ago. Great adventures since! They've thrilled audiences all across America.
University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman has been rather quiet since his beloved Wildcats struck out on so many bigtime basketball recruits. But then Coach Mark Pope landed one of the biggest stars remaining in the portal and suddenly Beasman is back on the bandwagon.
Cover your ears, UofL Cardinal fans. He's got a string of insults for Louisville fans that may knock them all the way back to the death penalty days of yore.
WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners has four brilliant children. Simon T Meiners appeared on KET's Kentucky Tonight as part of a panel of historians discussing Kentucky's 234th birthday.
Oh, the tales Simon can tell! We bet you've never heard this one about a future famous guy shoveling out the area now called the Portland Canal along Louisville's riverfront!
ESPN sports reporter Katie George just won an EMMY for "Outstanding Sports Personality: Emerging On-Air Talent." She's without a doubt America's greatest sports reporter/interviewer/anchor.
What's new? She and her husband are parents!
Katie and Terry Meiners discuss her career path and what sort of media adventures lie ahead.
Longtime local radio/TV host John Ramsey was diagnosed with ALS last year, a condition that his doctor bluntly stated "will kill you."
John visited Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to update his medical condition in hopes that his public sharing will help others who are suffering with medical challenges to see the joy in living fully every day.
THE BREADWINNER from Sony Pictures is now in theaters. Ask the box office for a special NATE RATE!
It's the story of a fumbling dad trying to cover all parental duties while his wife flies off to appear on TV's Shark Tank. Nate can't quite get the hang of all that's required of competent parents.
If you have a parent hack to share, go to our iHeart Media app or WHAS.com and click the TALKBACK MICROPHONE to share your wisdom!
Melissa Beare joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to discuss this year's H.E.R.O. Run to honor military heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
louisvilleherorun.com
Louisville's African American community once reveled in the glory of WALNUT STREET, a thoroughfare lined with Black owned businesses, nightclubs, beautiful homes, and positive energy.
Arts icon Ken Clay offers "The Walnut Street Revue" on June 13, a tribute to the legendary Top Hat Club. It'll be on stage at the Kentucky Center on June 13 at 7:30. With an impressive array of performers, "The Walnut Street Revue" will take you back to a golden nightclub era in spite of the segregation that offered uneven cultural opportunities.
Mr. Clay and Terry Meiners discuss Louisville history through the prism of Black entrepreneurship and forward momentum, much of which was disbanded when Urban Renewal city planners scattered this successful hub.
Louisville Kings linebacker Nick Kubitz spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS ahead of Sunday's critical clash with Dallas for a playoff opportunity.
Kubitz loves chasing down quarterbacks, running backs, and receivers in his relentless pursuit of opponents.
When he's not playing football, he's looking for a perfect hunting spot.
Louisville plays Dallas this Sunday at 4 at Lynn Family Stadium.
Natalie Kelly, LCSW and VP of grant intiatives for Seven Counties Services, discusses the critical services available from Kentucky's leading community mental health center.
The UFL's Louisville Kings have pulled a Lazarus and risen from the dead. The pro football squad suffered in the opening weeks of the season but have been on a tear during the past month.
Head Coach Chris Redman joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to discuss the Kings' quest to make the playoffs, roster adjustments, and local love from the fan base.
Louisville just swept the DC squad in consecutive games, now they'll try to beat Dallas a second time this Sunday at Lynn Family Stadium.
The Kings would have a chance to host a playoff game if certain circumstances are met by other teams in the league.
The chair of Kentucky Jewish Council Rabbi Shlomo Litvin is no fan of Rep. Thomas Massie. Rabbi Litvin explained his delight with Massie's defeat at the hands of Trump endorsed Navy Seal (ret) Officer Ed Gallrein in Kentucky's 6th congressional district Republican primary.
Dr. Ralph Alvarado is another Trump endorsed candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. He's hoping to earn the seat being vacated by senate candidate Rep. Andy Barr. He must defeat a Democrat challenger in the general election to become Kentucky's newest representative in the House.
Joining Terry Meiners on WHAS, Dr. Alvarado discusses his medical insights to improve America through better health initiatives.
He previously served for 8 years as a Kentucky state senator and has led the Tennessee Department of Health.
Mark Haertzen has been a lifelong entrepreneur. He sold flavored toothpicks to classmates. He's invented a thousand things, tried & failed & succeeded with many, but nothing hit quite like ROCKET MAN.
Haertzen discusses his new book STAY THIRSTY with Terry Meiners on 840WHAS.
As America watched, Trump endorsed house candidate Ed Gallrein bolstered the President's grip on the Republican Party by delivering a huge win over incumbent Thomas Massie (KY-04).
Retired Navy Seal Mr. Gallrein discussed his feelings as he learned he'd won, his response to Massie's snarky concession speech, and the most numbing attack ad used against him.
Representative Brett Guthrie (KY-02) on ICE funding struggles, the new $1.8 billion fund to compensate Trump fans who claim that the Biden Administration used lawfare against them, and how Rep. Guthrie will go with a quiet primary victory celebration on Tuesday night.
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck visited with Terry Meiners on WHAS to discuss surging local tourism, building upgrades at Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center, and the state legislature's potential funding for a transportation tunnel that would expedite travel between KFEC, the airport, Churchill Downs, U of L, and all of the central business district in downtown Louisville.
Mr. Beck also discusses Southern Indiana's $500 million proposal to upgrade the old Colgate Palmolive plant in Clarksville into a hotel and sports complex.
David Beck is pictured with his granddaughter Savannah Raines.
Sarah Martin has worked as an attorney for 17 years in the Jefferson County Attorney's office, handling difficult cases involving domestic violence, delinquent child support payments, and more. She's currently the assistant Jefferson County Attorney and says she is ready to lead the staff of attorneys with integrity and compassion.
Sarah and Terry Meiners discuss her experience, public safety needs, the remnants of the federal consent decree for police reform, and more.
website: votesarahmartin.com
Early voting begins May 14-16 with all polls open on Tuesday, May 19
Scott Reynolds first appeared on WAVE3 News in 1996. He went to WDRB News 7 years ago but was released late last year. Local TV viewers shared their outrage on social media after Reynolds was dismissed nearly 30 years after his Louisville TV launch.
Scott Reynolds joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio today and announced that he will return to WAVE on Monday May 18 to co-anchor the 4 PM newscast. He'll also contribute reports to other WAVE news shows.
In an acquisition first announced last August, WAVE-TV's parent company Gray Television now owns WDRB and its associated local signals.
My sister Michele Meiners Renbarger and her Fern Creek Fire Department pals visited the WHAS Radio studios with details on this Saturday's Community Health Fair.
Did you know that mouth-to-mouth resuscitation without a special barrier is not a good idea?
Our first responders and Michele did a lot of teaching in this conversation.
Jeff Wallitsch, grandson of the founders of Wallitsch Garden Center on Hikes Lane, offers gardening and planting tips now that the frost threat is over.
Wallitsch Garden Center is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.
The Louisville Kings play in Washington vs the DC Defenders this weekend, and have a return match in Louisville on May 16.
Quarterback Chandler Rogers discussed his expanding role now that he is leading the Louisville Kings as they head into a critical stretch of games.
WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners and QB1 had much to discuss.
Celebrated Racing Louisville goalkeeper Jordyn Bloomer recently pulled off another crazy save that was selected as the NWSL SAVE OF THE WEEK. She's a total baddie: chirping and backing it up with stellar play.
Jordyn visited with WHAS Radio where Terry Meiners asked her about her lightning fast instincts, team chemistry, workout regimen, and the long haul of the regular season.
Jordyn also weighed in on the newly expanded NCAA basketball tournament, her faltering Wisconsin Badgers football team, and if Aaron Rodgers is still the Steelers' best choice for QB.
She needs her own sports talk radio show!
web: racingloufc.com
Colonel Steve Healey currently serves as Deputy Sheriff in the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. He visited with Terry Meiners to discuss public safety, the evolving role of the office, and to illuminate the strengths of this critical branch of law enforcement.
Moments after Terry Meiners interviewed Rep. Andy Barr, his opponent Daniel Cameron popped onto WHAS Radio to state his case for earning the senate seat soon to be vacated by Leader Mitch McConnell.
Former attorney general Daniel Cameron pointed to reasons voters should select him over Rep. Barr in the upcoming Republican primary on May 19.
Congressman Andy Barr (KY-06) has received the endorsement of President Donald Trump in the senate race to replace Leader Mitch McConnell.
Rep. Barr spoke with Terry Meiners about the value of the endorsement, the strategies moving forward in the economy and the war with Iran, and how to best serve all of Kentucky.
Now that the transfer portal dust has settled, University of Kentucky basketball coach Mark Pope came up 0 for 15 in high profile recruits. Nada. Zilch. Zero.
The Beasman ain't having it. People are calling Coach Pope "Ken Whiffey Jr" and other derisive terms like "Taylor Whiff" and a cameo sighting in "Breakfast at Whiffany's."
Beasman is done messing with human players. A.I. will create the next set of Kentucky Wildcats.
University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto visited WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners to discuss the new Champions Blue LLC, a fundraising arm for Kentucky Athletics.
Dr Capilouto also discussed recent social media criticism from Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear regarding the school president's decisions regarding the new Dean of the School of Law, and the exit severance package for athletics director Mitch Barnhart.
Should there be a basketball general manager? When will the new athletics director be named?
Other topics include UK Health Care's financial muscle, development of A.I. studies, and student achievement expansion in various UK colleges.
Another magnificient fundraiser for the WHAS Crusade for Children pops on May 30 at Jeffersonville's BIG FOUR STATION.
Dawn Lee, Todd Antz, and Terry Meiners have details. START STRENGTHENING THAT STEIN HOLDING ARM, HERCULES!
Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to announce his administration's new outreach to assist small businesses embrace A.I. before they're beholden to China's platforms.
The governor discussed the race to build A.I. data centers, countering some of the most common objections with research and clarity.
He also discissed whether to extend the suspension of Indiana's gasoline tax, the chances of bringing the Chicago Bears to Indiana, and he makes a pick for Saturday's Kentucky Derby.
Two nights of violent behavior disrupted the Kentucky Derby Festival's signature Fest-A-Ville event on the Louisville waterfront. Per usual, it's "the teens." Some spineless leaders always make excuses for criminal behavior as though it's the city's fault for not providing enough entertainment.
Now the Fest-A-Ville must operate on reduced hours so that "the teens" limit their mayhem.
The real truth is that terrible parents allow their terrible offspring to roam around the city bullying, assaulting, and attempting to murder others as though there are no laws.
Stop making excuses for criminals at any age. They know they're committing crimes. Step up and take charge of the city so that taxpayers may peacefully enjoy the community that they fund for all citizens (whether or not they're contributors or just leeches living off the rest of us).
After all that, the Beasman loves to hear about Loserville's troubles and doesn't mind amplifying them to his sad Big Blue Nation.
NBC sports reporter, author, fitness guru Donna Barton Brothers, who won more than 1,000 races as a jockey, will ride away from her NBC career after this year's Preakness Stakes.
Donna famously interviews the winning jockey on horseback just seconds after a major stakes victory like the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Breeders Cup Classic, etc.
Donna and Terry Meiners discussed her incredible career in a WHAS Radio exclusive.
Nothing is going right for the University of Kentucky fan base. Mark Pope whiffed at all of the premium transfer portal talent. Will Stein is a U of Smell Cardinal spy. Governor Andy "Brashear" is also dogging the Wildcats.
More bad news today: The Beasman just learned that Papa John is switching back to loving the filthy Cardinal birds and he's bringing his fat, garlic butter soaked wallet with him to help U of Smell pay all of their NIL bills.
Ain't nothing but a sad, sad time to be a loyal Kentucky Wildcats fan. The Beasman is already booking a hotel at the N.I.T., and only for the first night!
Ever since Simon Bird took over the head coach job at LOU CITY FC, the boys in purple have been on a 6-1-1 roll, including a win over MLS franchise Austin.
Coach Bird discusses his leadership style, the team's momentum, and the next grueling road trip to follow this Saturday's home battle vs. Fort Wayne.
Louisville artist Jacob Heustis stopped by WHAS Radio to chat about his pop up show that opens this Friday on Rowan Street (near 13th and Main)
He describes his process and the various phases of artistic growth through life's changes.
Walden School and Stage One Family Theatre grad Emma Pfitzer Price jumped back onto WHAS Radio with Terry Meiners to update her life. She currently appears as Dr. Hannah Clark on "DOC" (2025, Fox TV) and has many other prominent roles on stage and screen.
Emma is coming home to help Walden School celebrate it's 50th anniversary. Congrats to Emma as her star keeps rising!
Acclaimed author Hampton Sides will take part in the Kentucky Author Forum on May 7 at the Kentucky Center. He'll be interviewed onstage by Beto O'Rourke.
Hapton Sides spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio ahead of the forum on his love for research and wordsmithing history back to life.
Leslie Cissell of the Kentucky Author Forum also joins with more details on the event.
"When I launched this campaign, I made it about Kentuckians. Every male elected official that was asked about my launch tried to make it about them. I'm looking forward and all these guys can just keep looking in the mirror for all I care."
Kentucky gubernatorial candidate & sitting Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman to Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio
Here's an interesting history lesson on Joe Donovan, the longtime all night oldies deejay on WHAS Radio from the 1970s through the mid-90s.
Joe's show was heard in nearly 40 states over the 50,000 1A clear channel signal of WHAS Radio at 840 on the AM dial.
Rewound Radio host John Wolfort tells Joe's story accompanied by classic WHAS Radio jingles. Wolfort called his studio the Jingle Palace in Dallas.
Louisville Downtown Partnership CEO Rebecca Fleischaker details the 2026 street festival schedule. We're going to be busy!
WEB: louisvilledowntown.org
The University of Louisville's spring football game is Friday, April 17 at 6 PM in L& N Stadium. (details below)
Coach Jeff Brohm spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on the new team's upgrades, speed, vision, and personalities. Quaterback Lincoln Kienholz (formerly Ohio State) brings a big arm and fast feet to Louisville's offense. Coach Brohm mentioned many of the premium Cardinals offense and defensive players who are leading the younger players to what's expected to be a great season.
Coach Brohm also discussed the complicated universe of NIL demands, transfers, and team chemistry.
SPRING GAME DETAILS
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville football program will host its annual spring game on Friday evening at 6 p.m. inside L&N Stadium.
Head coach Jeff Brohm will divide the roster into offensive and defensive units, featuring a modified scoring system that allows the defense to earn points, adding a competitive twist to the scrimmage.
Parking lots will open at 1 p.m. for tailgating, while stadium gates will open to the public at 5 p.m. Fans can enter through Gates 1–5, the only gates available for general admission.
Admission is free, with seating limited to the lower bowl in Sections 101–125.
Fans could purchase the popular Bird Yeti tumblers for $35 (drink not included), available while supplies last with limited quantities and colors.
Interactive activities will be available, including a Quarterback Challenge located in the grassy area inside Gate 3, where fans can test their arm strength and accuracy.
Additionally, ticket sales representatives will be stationed near the L Club in Section 205 to assist fans with season ticket options. Fans are encouraged to complete an interest form in advance to connect with a sales representative.
Louisville Sports Commission President & CEO Greg Fante is taking a victory lap all over the news today after announcing that the ciy won the opportunity to host the 2028 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials.
The entire showcase runs from June 5-19 at various local venues with a local economic impact north of $75 million.
The world's best gymnasts will compete at the KFC Yum! Center, Kentucky International Convention Center, and the Kentucky Expo Center.
FLY, BABY, FLY!
Representative Brett Guthrie (KY-02) checks in with Terry Meiners on WHAS for a Tax Day humble brag as Republicans upgrade tax advantages for those who earn tips or overtime hours. Also, the Big Beautiful Bill offers no tax on Social Security, Trump accounts for kids, enhanced child tax credits, no tax on auto loan interest, and more.
Rep. Guthrie also talked about the nearly vacant car battery plants in Glendale, Kentucky and the vision moving forward after Ford downsized the project.
Meiners also asked about the Trump strategy in Iran and around the Strait of Hormuz.
Ultrarunner Tavi Wallace and Dallas Harshfield chatted with Terry Meiners on WHAS ahead of the Kentucky Derby Festival marathon and minimarathon to offer info about race pacers and tuneup runs.
Most of the work should be done now that we are 10 days away but there is a fine art of following a race pacer to stay in the flow.
Tavi has run incredibly long races over the years (including multiple 100 milers!) and offers advice to runners of all levels.
Dallas has more details on scheduling and procedures, and insights into conquering the marathon at a fast walking pace.
Best of luck to Tavi who'll run the Boston Marathon next week...her 3rd trip up Heartbreak Hill! GO GET 'EM, TAVI and best of luck to all of our Kentuckiana runners.
Saturday, April 18 brings the gigantic annual THUNDER OVER LOUISVILLE show back to the shores of the Ohio River adjacent to Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana cities Jeffersonville and New Albany. The show is presented annual by Kentucky Derby Festival.
The show's executive producer from its inception is Wayne Hettinger, who spilled details about this year's show to WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners
--- Now in its 37th production, Thunder Over Louisville is one of the nation’s largest annual fireworks shows and top air shows, generating an estimated $114 million in economic impact for the region. This year’s theme is “Thunder in the U.S.A.,” inspired by America’s approaching 250th anniversary.Caesars Southern Indiana, Ford Motor Company, LG&E, Meijer, UA Local 502 and UPS are Presenting Sponsors of Thunder Over Louisville. Military Zone Sponsor: KCS Foundation and Waterproofing. Official Healthcare Provider: UofL Health. Official Bourbon: Four Roses Bourbon. Official Hotel: The Galt House Hotel. Official Soccer Partner: Lynn Family Stadium. Supporting Sponsor: CLARK Material Handling Company ---
University of Louisville baseball coach Dan McDonnell had plenty to say about hazy NIL and transfer portal rules and regulations in college sports. It's a great listen.
Don't forget that Louisville hosts Stanford baseball Friday at 6, Saturday at 2, and Sunday at 1 at Jim Patterson Stadium.
Next Tuesday April 14 is the annual fight against cancer game theme as the Cards take on WKU.
Ticket information at GOCARDS.com
Rachel Connolly is a Systems Integration and Analysis Lead for NASA's Science Activation Program. She chatted with WHAS' Terry Meiners on the benefits of NASA's Artemis ll mission around the moon, what's gained for future missions, and other illuminating notes.
The UFL Louisville Kings are back home Friday night at 8 for a rematch with the Orlando Storm at Lynn Family Stadium. It's the 2nd of 5 home games in the Kings inaugural season.
Terry Meiners spoke with quarterback Chandler Rogers on his vision, latitude to make decisions at the line of scrimmage, learning techniques from coach Chris Redman, and much more.
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month. The CEO of the Children's Advocacy Centers of Kentucky explains the delicate mission and its impact in bettering lives.
WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners spoke with Natalie Pasquenza about the difficult challenges for families, therapists, and others helping to respond, restore trust, and uplift victims.
University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman is sad that basketball season is over after another disappointing year for his Wildcats, but next season will bring rejuvenation!
"GIT READY FOR THE BEST OF VERSION OF KENTUCKY ATH-A-LETES EVER! U UH KAY IS LIKE ONE OF THEM OLD LADIES GITTIN PLASTIC SURGERY ON HER FACE AND HER NAY-NAY! WE’S IS REFRESHED, RENEWED, AND RECLAIMIN OUR YOUTH! WE LOOK GREAT EVEN IF WE CAINT DRIVE AT NIGHT OR GIT UP THE STAIRS WITHOUT A SKI LIFT CHAIR! WE IS THE CATS!"
Author Nathan Edmondson spoke with Terry Meiners about his fictional book THE MASTER: a novel of golf & death.
Edmondson, who grew up in Augusta, tells an intriguing imaginary tale of a dead caddie found on Amen Corner on the Sunday of Masters Week, and the enthralling detective story that follows.
Louisville Kings head coach Chris Redman talks about the expected bounceback for his Louisville Kings after a pair of losses to launch the franchise. This Friday night at 8, the Kings welcome the Orlando Storm to Lynn Family stadium.
Coach Redman discusses offensive and defensive adjustments for the Kings, and his affinity for working with both quarterbacks Jason Bean and Chandler Rogers. Redman refers to them as "equals" who both bring great offensive energy to the Louisville Kings.
Listen to Coach Redman's chat with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners for the full story.
University of Louisville board of trustees chairman Larry Benz spoke with Terry Meiners about the Trump executive order regarding "saving" college sports.
Dr. Benz discusses the impact of current financial pressures on the University and how the sports department's needs are unsustainable in their current form.
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Kentucky's Republican state senators and representatives will honor retiring Senator Mitch McConnell, the longest serving Senate party leader in U.S. history, with a statue in Frankfort's Capitol Rotunda.
WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners discusses McConnell's impact on Kentucky prominence and abundant federal funding - "punching above our weight" in the senator's words - leading to this honor.
Democrats, most notably, Governor Andy Beshear, are not thrilled with the idea of honoring McConnell alongside statues of Abraham Lincoln, Henry Clay, and Ephraim McDowell.
Meiners unpacks the drama of a supermajority of Republicans laughing while floundering Democrats (who've "lost the plot" according to Rahm Emmanuel) kick and scream at the inevitable addition honoring McConnell's legacy.
Will they ultimately pass a law requiring Beshear to salute the McConnell statue every time he walks out of his office?
Carrie Cooke Ketterman and her husband Jeff are entertainers, hosts, and fixtures on NBC's Kentucky Derby coverage because of their eye-catching style.
Carrie and Jeff spoke to Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to launch their 2026 famous tea parties at their home in Corydon, Indiana, offer details about their multi-faceted adventures seen on social media, and a nod to the ONLY IN LOUISVILLE book to introduce Derby City to the world.
Oh...and there is a surprise reveal. Jeff Ketterman plays a very prominent voice on the Terry Meiners Show.
Come meet Dog the Bounty Hunter in Louisville on April 3 at Broadbent Arena. Dog spoke with Terry Meiners and AUstin Montgomery on WHAS.
The event details:
- Date: Friday, April 3, 2026
- Time: 6:00 PM (Gates open earlier for families)
- Location: Broadbent Arena, Kentucky Fair & Expo Center, Louisville, KY
- Admission: FREE for all ages
- Highlight: 100,000 Easter eggs — Kentucky’s largest indoor egg hunt
Julie Howell from Louisville Sports Commission spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to announce the expanded version of their GOLDEN TICKET, a raffle that offers one winner access to every major sporting event in the community.
Listen for details. Drawing: April 28, 2026
Theo & George Lawrence, the SPORTS BROS., make their Final Four picks between Illinois vs UConn and Michigan vs Arizona.
It's going to be a long night on Saturday when these teams punch out two winners to go to the NCAA Tournament national championship game.
The brothers, Theo (11) and George (9), choose different winners so one of them will be unbearable to share a room with!
University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman is relishing Duke's shocking loss to UConn. Kentucky fans live to hate Duke so he's dancing on clouds of joy.
Now all Cat fans have to hope that sewer mouth Dan Hurley of UConn will lose in the Final Four because America can't tolerate a guy and his foulmouth mama winning on the biggest stage. The Hurley family uses F-words in their Easter Sunday dinner prayer! Let's all pray that God doesn't allow the skeezy Hurley family to vulgarize the United States with their trash culture fan base.
Go Cats! And shoutout up on Brokeback Mountain to Slick Rick Pitino who's getting ulcers in obscurity watching his rival Dan Hurley get all the media attention they both crave.
The Beasman is pretty delighted that John Calipari and his Arkansas Razorbacks have been eliminated from the NCAA Tournament so that UK fans don't have to watch him flourish. Tonight they're holding their noses to cheer for Duke to eliminate Slick Rick Pitino's St. John's team so that Wildcat fans don't have to endure lots of TV love for either of their former coaches.
Beasman says he knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy that says current UK coach Mark Pope is dialing up a plan to poach Louisville's "only good player" Mikel Brown Jr., bad back and all!
Stay tuned!
PGA teaching pro Brian Manzella joined the Terry Meiners Show from New Orleans to weigh in the latest LSU coaching prodigal son Will Wade boomeranging back to Baton Rouge.
Also, Tiger Woods drove himself into another rollover accident...looks like no major injuries this time. Manzella talks about Tiger's ongoing golf pursuits.
Plus, Brian makes his picks on St Johns vs Duke, Michigan State vs UConn, Tennessee vs Iowa State, and Alabama vs Michigan in the Sweet 16 phase of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Media hero Angie Fenton has been on the roller coaster of joy and despair over the past few years. She tells her story to Terry Meiners. What a strong and insightful woman! Go Angie!
Entrepreneur Mike Repole spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on his Louiville Kings launch, his admiration and support for Rick Pitino and St. John's, and his upcoming Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks contenders.
Repole's energy is limitless and his love for the city of Louisville abundant.
Captain Ed Gallrein, a decorated Navy SEAL officer, served the United States in uniform for 30+ years. He's now the Trump-endorsed candidate running for Congress to oust Thomas Massie (KY-04), considered one of President Trump's most outspoken Republican obstructionists.
Captain Gallrein discusses with Terry Meiners his vision, his mission, and his multiple meetings with President Donald Trump, (who handpicked him to run), and the Massie PAC ads that refer to Gallrein as "woke."
It's a sizzling conversation so enjoy!
Rep. Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) chatted with Terry Meiners regarding the stalemate over federal workers pay as Democrats demand that funding for ICE not be included in the current proposal.
Rep. McGarvey also discussed the war in Iran and its challenges, plus the push to get FIFA to make World Cup tickets more affordable for people attending this year's matches in the U.S.
Author and inspirational leader Jenny Smith, a quadriplegic since age 16, tells the tale of her newest book In the Shade of the Sugar Maple, a novella based on a Jefferson County cemetery and the stories buried within.
Jenny is an incredible shining light for those living with challenges. Her website: jennysmithrollson.com
Meet Jenny on Sunday, March 29 from noon to 4 at Barnes & Noble on Hurstbourne Lane.
Joyce Jennings, Nanette Mershon, Greg Gitschier, and Scott Davenport all landed in the WHAS Radio studio with details of the April 15th Queens Daughters Fashion Show, a legendary Louisville spring fundraising event!
WHAS Radio host Terry Meiners on the mid robots prancing around the White House today, the need for autonomous cars to thwart drunk/drugged drivers, and NASA offering the chance to live on the moon.
Terry will take a pass on that last one.
ABC News correspondent Brad Mielke updates us on NASA's plan to build a base on the moon.
Tell me how it goes. I'm not going to any other part of the universe just to try to find cheaper gas. Indiana is far enough!
Louisville's new UFL team the Louisville Kings open their inaugural season this Friday night vs. Birmingham at Lynn Family Stadium.
UFL VP Steve Macy sat down with Terry Meiners to discuss the city's strong welcome for the team and all of the activities scheduled for Friday's opener.
The Beasman is not taking UK basketball's season ending beatdown well 24 hours after the final horn. But he is thrilled that Loserville is also out of the NCAA Tournament after losing to Michigan State.
It's all sadness in these parts. "Twenty million down the tarlit!"
What's next for Mark "Kenny" Pope? Should Kentucky pay more than the $22 they dished out last season for lackluster results?
Stay tuned.
James "Murr" Murray from the hit TV show IMPRACTICAL JOKERS talked to Terry Meiners about the new season of his TBS show and the creative process to put it together with his buddies Brian "Q" Quinn and Sal Vulcano.
Murr will perform his stage show complete with standup and an Impractical Jokers typed stunt with an audience member at Covington's Madison Theater this Friday night. Tickets and info at murrlive.com
The Beasman is giddy after the UK Wildcats pulled off a miraculous victory in the NCAA Tournament versus Santa Clara. So, of course, the next thought is Ls DOWN! Ls DOWN! Ls DOWN! for the rabid fan base that only finds joy in Kentucky wins and U of Smell failure.
Louisville is set to play Michigan State tomorrow so Kentucky fans are already burning couches as sacrifices to the Big Blue gods in Wildcat Heaven.
March is fun in Kentucky!
Several of the Louisville Kings dropped by to chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio ahead of their March 27 season opener at Lynn Family Stadium.
Meet Willie Tyler (former UofL offensive lineman), Steele Chambers (Ohio State linebacker), Keaton Ellis (Penn State safety), and speedy Jason Bean (Kansas quarterback).
All the guys are hoping to work their way back to the NFL. They discussed their careers, fun aspects of the UFL, and community service for their new Louisville home.
Chris Redman, who played quarterback in the NFL, at UofL, and Male High, is back in his hometown to lead the UFL Louisville Kings.
Coach Redman sat down with Terry Meiners on WHAS to give an overview of his impressive roster and the outlook for the upcoming season.
The opening game is Friday, March 27 at Lynn Family Stadium.
GO KINGS!
Louisville author and raconteur David Domine wrote the book MURDER IN GLITTERBALL CITY, centered on a heinous murder in a classic Old Louisville. It's been turned into an HBO docuseries with Domine as a consultant on the show.
David retells the story and says that it is actually inspiring more tourism to this legendary section of the city.
The mother and father of an addict (now 3 years sober) visited WHAS Radio to amplify the mission of PAL "parents of addicted loved ones." It's a faith based organization stretching all across the U.S.
Terry and the couple had a wide ranging conversation on finding help for people connected to anyone who is an addict, whether or not they are seeking treatment.
Archbishop Shelton Fabre visited WHAS Radio and discussed a reawakening of faith, global respect for the Catholic Church, community service, and his nerve-racking assignment of throwing out the first pitch at next week's season opener for the Louisville Bats.
Father Cole McDowell joined the archbishop ahead of his assignment of singing the National Anthem at the baseball game.
Terry Meiners offered pointers to both of them on bringing their best to these important ballpark tasks.
18-year-old Lydia Cosper, a senior at New Albany High School, is launching a new podcast called By Her Hands. She returned to WHAS studios to update Terry Meiners on her various service projects and education projections.
Lydia will soon head to Purdue University to study environmental engineering, another step in her quest to save the world.
Is she "senior slacking" with only a few weeks of high school remaining? Be serious!
Keep an eye on Lydia. She is working around the clock to ensure an amazing future.
The Beasman can't believe that U of Smell's superstar won't be available for the Cardinals' NCAA Tournament games. Awww, too bad, so sad!
Larry Minner knows his Cards are walking into a nightmare but Beasman also knows his precious Wildcats are likely to be quickly ejected from the tourney.
Tough times in Kentucky.
Wisconsin Green Bay Packers reporter Dominique Yates, formerly with WLKY and the Courier-Journal, checks in from snowy Green Bay to make his March Madness picks.
Dom has an incredible snow story to tell as accumulation records are falling all through the Great Lakes region. He also just wanted to talk basketball again with Terry Meiners on WHAS because he misses home!
Our buddy The Beasman has nothing nice to say about Mark Pope, his precious Kentucky Wildcats, or those filthy U of Smell Cardinal birds. It's a sorry world when the Cats ain't got no chance to cut down them there championship nets. Sad!
Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is running for the U.S. Senate and spoke with Terry Meiners only hours after a wild debate with his primary opponents.
Mr. Cameron discussed the pushback against House Bill 1 that would allow federal enhancement of education opportunities, the war in Iran, his faith, life, death, and much more.
Andrew McNeill is the president and senior policy fellow at the Kentucky Forum for Rights, Economics & Education. He wrote a column urging Kentucky lawmakers to welcome more data center construction and operations across the commonwealth before they're situated in other states.
Terry Meiners asked about resistance from NIMBYs, the tales of higher electric rates and scarcity of water for nearby residents, and other common objections from various community leaders.
Mr. McNeill seems certain that most of the fears are unfounded.
University of Louisville women's basketball head coach Jeff Walz and former UofL men's basketball player Perrin Johnson (2005 Final Four) joined Terry Meiners, Joe Lincoln, Paul Miles, and Austin Montgomery on WHAS Radio to discuss both teams and their upcoming NCAA bracket paths.
The UofL women are hosting Vermont, Alabama, and Rhode Island this weekend at the KFC Yum Center. Louisville vs Vermont is at noon on Saturday with the Bama/RI game to follow. The winners play each other on Monday to clear one team to the Sweet 16.
The Louisville men head to Buffalo to take on South Florida on Thursday at 1:30 PM with the winner earning a likely encounter with Michigan State on Saturday. That game winner will advance to the Sweet Sixteen in NCAA Tournament play.
Good luck CARDINALS!
Air Force veteran and helicopter mechanic Michael Faris visited with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to spotlight his views as a candidate for the senate seat soon to be vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell.
Terry asked "Like the others, is President Donald Trump your North Star?"
Mr. Faris had an interesting reply and dove into many other issues before the American people and the world.
candidate site: farisforsenate.com
The Kentucky duo of Wayne & Alyssa Brewer are well known singers who've been growing their careers into film and other spotlighted tour stops. They spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners about their Elizabethtown, Kentucky show this week.
"Schoolboy" Sam Frey, former next door neighbor of WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners, has been sharing his sports prognostications on Terry's radio and TV shows for nearly two decades. Meiners claims that Sam never misses on his predictions, although history begs to differ.
Nonetheless, Sam's deep knowledge of sports and team rosters are valuable aids in helping anyone fill out their brackets during college basketball's high holy days every March.
University of Kentucky super fan The Beasman can't hide his glee as his Cats beat Mizzou in the SEC Tournament while nemesis UofL lost to Miami in the ACC Tournament.
Beasman sings Zippity Do Dah as the losers lose and the Cats just win, win, win!
Republican National Committee co-chair KC Crosbie, a University of Kentucky graduate, details President Trump's visit to Northern Kentucky, potential speakers on stage, Gov. Andy Beshear taking credit for Republican Supermajority law passage, fundraising for the midterms, and more.
KC spoke with Terry Meiners on March 10, one day ahead of President Trump's visit to the congressional district that elected Trump nemesis Thomas Massie. Should be interesting optics on stage.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has filed an emergency appeal after a Franklin Circuit Court judge invalidated a portion of the Safer Kentucky Act. General Coleman spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS, warning that the judge's dilution of the Safer Kentucky Act could allow more than 240 convicted, violent criminals early release back into local communities.
General Coleman did not state a timetable for the Court of Appeals to rule on his emergency motion, saying that the convicted criminals affected could be released at any time by various parole boards.
Former University of Louisville assistant Nolan Smith is now the head coach of Tennessee State University's men's basketball team. They just won the OVC title, giving the Tigers their ticket to the NCAA Tournament.
Coach Smith and WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners discussed his time at UofL, Duke, and Memphis before landing his first head coach job at Tennessee State.
"It's always going to be Louisville for life...that's my childhood team. The things I learned (coaching at UofL) were just lessons...ultimately going to make me a better coach."
OVC championship recap from the Tenn. State athletics website: Tennessee State captured the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament championship for the first time in more than three decades, defeating Morehead State 93-67 Saturday night at the Ford Center. Powered by a blistering three-point shooting performance and a dominant effort on the glass, the Tigers secured the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and improved to 23-9 on the season.The Tigers (23-9) had five players score in double figures, led by Antoine Lorick III, who had 18 points and two blocks. Travis Harper II tacked on 17 points and Carlous Williams helped out with 16 points off the bench. Dante Harris recorded a double-double with 16 points and a game-high 11 rebounds, while Aaron Nkrumah added 11 points and six assists.Tennessee State grabbed 44 rebounds in Saturday's game compared to Morehead State's 29, led by Harris' 11 boards. The Tigers also put in work on the offensive glass, turning 14 rebounds into 14 second chance points.The Tennessee State defense held Morehead State shooters to just 36.2 percent from the field, including 30 percent from three-point range. The Eagles did not get many second opportunities on the offensive end, as they grabbed only eight offensive rebounds and scored nine second chance points while Tennessee State pulled down 30 defensive rebounds.
The Beasman finally admits that his beloved Kentucky Wildcats are "turrible" and he winces at the thought of them fizzling out quickly in the SEC and NCAA Tournaments ahead.
Beasman says he'll tell President Trump, vsiting Kentucky on Wednesday, that the new Iranian Ayatollah is living in Mark Pope's house. Beasman says Pope, whose family will be with him in Nashville as the Wildcats try to beat LSU, should "get the message" if he returns home to a smashed house.
These Cat fans can get pretty worked up but not even Donald J Trump would insert himself in UK's baskeball misery index.
Win, Pope, win!!!
U.S. Senate candidate Nate Morris discussed his allegiance to President Donald Trump and why he's a better choice than Rep. Andy Barr or Daniel Cameron to serve in Washington.
President Trump will appear in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday, and Terry Meiners repeatedly asked Nate Morris how he'll jockey for position to get Trump's endorsement.
Terry also asked about PAC ads accusing Nate Morris of being "fully woke and full of (fecal matter)."
Mr. Morris will be in Arizona on Tuesday night for a fundraiser hosted by Charlie Kirk's widow. Then he heads back to Kentucky for the Trump appearance.
The campaign is FULL OF FUN!!!
Dan Issell, the University of Kentucky's all-time leading scorer in men's basketball, discusses the ABA documentary SOUL POWER, plus modern day NIL/player agent challenges in college basketball for UK and all schools.
Big Dan says only sees joyous player faces in women's basketball since the pay-for-play era has elevated pressures on all college athletes.
After UK lost another road game, The Beasman has had it up to here with coach Mark Pope. Meanwhile U of Smell fans are laughing at Kentucky's woes.
It's all the ingredients one needs for Angry Soup. Fir away, Beasman!
Indiana Governor Mike Braun held another wide-ranging chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio discussing bill passage in the Hoosier General Assembly, wooing the Chicago Bears across the border, dangerous truck drivers, working with ICE, and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's reluctance to embrace the Trump administration's Big Beautiful Bill.
Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02) checked in with Terry Meiners on WHAS to reveal as much as is legally possible regarding the U.S.'s reasoning for striking Iranian military installations over the weekend.
Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council Rabbi Shlomo Litvin says America, Ukraine, Europe, and the rest of the world is much safer now that the U.S. and Israel have taken out most of Iran's ability to wage war.
The University of Louisville athletics director Josh Heird weighs in on modern financial challenges wtih NIL, separation of powers, and thoughts on remedies to bolster stability for all college athletics teams beyond football and basketball.
The Beasman loves Mark Pope and UK's recent resurgence while Louisville's shorty short, peanut sized, little league loser Pat Kelsey is calling Cardinal fans rat poison.
With another huge S.E.C. victory over Vandy and two more showcase games this week, it looks like Big Blue Nation is on the rise while their rivals at U of Smell drift back into irrelevance. Louisville lost to inept Clemson over the weekend.
The Beasman taunts Larry Minner for pretending that he likes girl basketball whenever the Louisville men start fizzling into the darkness again. Too bad! So sad!
BEASMAN script 3-2-26
"HELLO STOOPID! (laffs) 50 YEARS OF STOOPID ON WH&S AND THEY AIN’T FIRED YOU YET! (laffs) THERE MUST BE A SHORTAGE OF OLD BALD GUYS WHO COULD BRING SOME CLASS TO THIS STATION! (laffs) WELL LARRY, SINCE YOU GONNA HANG AROUND, WELCOME TO MARCH, WHEN THE KENTUCKY WILDCATS RISE UP AND SHOW THE WORLD WHY WE IS KINGS OF COLLEGE BASKETBAW! MARCH COMES IN LIKE A WILDCAT AND GOES OUT LIKE A CHAMPEEN! U UH KAY ALL THE WAY! (laffs) TIME FOR 9! TIME FOR 9! BLUE GITS IN! BLUE GITS IN! (laffs) AWWWWWW C-A-T-S CATS! CATS! CATS! (laffs) MARK POPE USED TO SUCK BUT NOW HE DONE FIGGERED OUT US GOOD AND CLASSY CAT FANS WAS ABOUT TO TAKE CARE OF HIM LIKE TRUMP TOOK CARE OF THE I-RAN LEADER SO POPE WISED UP! (laffs) OF COURSE, POPE AIN’T NO KINNY PAYNE RE-PEAT…BUT YOU KNOW WHO IS? PAT KELSEY THE MIDGET! (laffs) LOSERVILLE IS CIRCLIN THE DRAIN AND ALL US GOOD AND CLASSY CAT FANS IS HERE FOR IT! (laffs) THEM CARDINAL BIRDS GOT HU-MILLER-FIIED AGAIN! (laffs) Y’ALL CARDINAL CONVICTS THOUGHT YOU WAS HOT STUFF BACK IN NOVEMBER WHEN YOU SOMEHOW BEAT KENTUCKY BUT THAT WAS FOOL’S GOLD! (laffs) Y’ALL CAINT BEAT NOBODY SINCE THEN AND KENTUCKY IS SLAPPIN DOWN ERRBODY GITTIN IN OUR WAY! BYE BYE, VANDERSMELT! SUCKS TO BE YOU, TENNERSEE, OKLAHOMO, PI-TEEN-ER, AND COACH CAL! (laffs) U UH KAY STEAMROLLED EM ALL! THE CATS IS ON FIRE! WE GONNA GIT TEXAS A&P NEXT, AND THEN GONNA GIT REE-VENCE ON FLAR-I-DER! (laffs) I LOVE IT! I HEAR TELL A BUNCH OF THE S.E.C. TEAMS IS JUST GONNA FAR-FIT GOIN TO THE CONFRENCE TOURNEYMINT CUZ THEY’S AFRAID OF FACIN KENTUCKY! (laffs) IT’S A GREAT TIME FOR ALL THE TEAMS IN THE A.P. TOP 25 PO. TEAMS LIKE KENTUCKY, ARIZO-MO, I-OWE-ER STATE, UCONN, LOSERVILL…OH WAIT…LOSERVILLE AIN’T IN THE TOP 25 NO MORE! (laffs) AWWW TOO BAD, SO SAD! DINT Y’ALL START THE SEASON RANKED #6? NOW YOU DONE FELL OFF THE MAP! BYE BYE, YOU DISGUSTING CARDINAL CONVICT, CHEATIN, WIFE BEATIN, NECK TATTOO, CROSS-EYED, GOLD TEETH, RAP MUSIC, CUSSIN AROUND CHILDREN, WELFARE STAMP, JOBLESS, BRAINLESS, SPINELESS, CROOKED TEETH, STINKBREATH LOSERVILLE FANS! YOUR MIDGET COACH EVEN CALLED YOU RAT POISON! (laffs) THE DWARF THAT COACHES YOUR TEAM LOST TO NOBODY CLEM-ZER THEN STOOD UP ON A MILK CRATE TO GIT IN YOUR UGLY LOSERVILLE FACES AND BLAME Y’ALL FOR HIS BAD COACHIN! (laffs) HE SAYS Y’ALL IS RAT POISON, AND SAYS HIM AND LOSERVILLE CARDINAL TEAM JUST IGNORES YOU AND ALL YOUR COMPLAININ ABOUT THEIR PATHETIC PLAY! (laffs) MIDGET PAT KELSEY SAYS HE GONNA GIT IT ALL FIGGERED OUT. (laffs) WHEN? NEXT SUMMER? MARCH MADNESS IS NOW, YOU SHARTY SHART PEANUT SIZE LITTLE LEAGUE LOSER! LOOKS LIKE U OF SMELL IS BEIN LED BY A CRABBY PIP SQUEAK, NOT NO BASKETBAW ROPE SCHOLAR LIKE MARK POPE! (laffs) I LOVE IT! YOU CARDINAL FRAUDS BETTER RUN AND BUY YOU FRONT ROW SEATS TO THE N.I.T. CUZ YOU AINT GOIN TO THE BIG DANCE UNLESS YOU’S A 16 SEED! (laffs) LIFE IS GOOD FOR US KENTUCKY FANS! THE CATS IS WINNIN AGIN AND LOSERVILLE IS CRYIN IN THEIR GHETTO SOUP! (laffs) LARRY, I HEAR YOU TAWKIN ABOUT ALL THESE NEW HOTELS THEY’S BUILDIN IN DOWNTOWN LOSERVILLE. (laffs) IS THAT A NICE WAY OF DESCRIBING MORE PRISONS? WHAT SANE PERSON WOULD BE A TOURIST IN YOUR HELLHOLE TOWN? (laffs) PACK YOUR BAGS, CAT FANS! OUR PRECIOUS WILDCATS IS GONNA GO CHASE TITLE #9! MEANTIME, LARRY AND HIS LOSERVILLE RAT POISON FANS WILL RUN OUT AT NIGHT TO STEAL NEW TVs SO THEY GOT A VIEW TO WATCH BIG BLUE NATION CELLER-MA-BRATE OUR MARCH MADNESS VIC-TREES! LARRY AND HIS GAY BOYFRIENDS WILL PRETEND LIKE THEY’S BU-CITED ABOUT GIRL BASKETBAW! (laffs) KEEP ACTIN LIKE GIRL BASKETBAW IS A BIG DEAL, CARDINAL PRONOUN BOY! (laffs) GO CATS! GO BIG BLUE! POPE AINT NO DOPE! TIME FOR 9! TIME FOR 9! TIME FOR 9! AWWWWW C-A-T-S CATS! CATS! CATS!"
Dallas was once the biggest TV show in America. Who Shot J.R.? How did Bobby Ewing come back in a dream sequence to shock his hot widow Pam?
Actors Patrick Duffy (Dallas, Step by Step) and Linda Purl (Happy Days, The Office, Matlock) visited with Terry Meiners at WHAS studios to reflect on funny and poignant moments in their careers.
"Bobby Ewing" explains his shocking reincarnation in the shower scene on Dallas, his respect for Larry "J.R. Ewing" Hagman, and his latest legacy contribution.
Linda Purl, who is Patrick Duffy's partner in real life, reflected on interesting moments in her career, and both discussed their new philanthropic project DUFFY'S DOUGH, a fundraising sourdough bread that helps feed impoverished people.
DUFFY'S DOUGH is available at Kroger stores throughout the region.
Mark Nutsch is a former U.S. Army Ranger and Special Forces Officer. As Captain and Commander of the ODA 595 Special Forces group, Mark led a team 12 Green Berets, to be the first to land in Afghanistan in response to the attacks on our country on 9/11. Their historic and unconventional warfare experience earned them the moniker, “The Horse Soldiers”, and has been brought to life in the Hollywood film, “12 Strong”, as well in other numerous leading books, and documentaries. Today, Mark is a Brand Ambassador for the international award-winning ultra-premium Horse Soldier Bourbon brand. He and his family live in Kansas. Mark’s favorite way to drink Horse Soldier Bourbon is neat or on the rocks.
Mark sat down to speak with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio ahead of several local appearances on behalf of Horse Soldier Bourbon.
The Beasman was deeply saddened to hear Larry Minner back from vacation after assuring himself that Larry had died, was fired, or finally ran away from WH&S where he brings shame to the great radio station's name.
But he found solace in hearing what he thought was a shoutout to Kentucky Wildcat fans in President Trump's State of the Union Address following UK's basketball victory over big, bad South Carolina.
And of course, the Loserville Cardinal frauds are mired in a losing streak so Beasman is grinning from ear to ear!
The Louisville Cardinals baseball team made it to the College World Series last year following a terrific Super Regional host site performance. Naturally, expectations are high for the new season launching this weekend.
Coach Mac and Terry Meiners discussed the impressive UofL roster, the true focal points for this year's team, and the exceptional talent of Kentucky's Mr. Baseball Kade Elam who delayed his MLB dream to join the Louisville Cardinals.
Famed thoroughbred horse trainer Dale Romans tells his story to Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio. Dale grew up in Shively, fell in love with horses as a baby, and carved out an incredible Eclipse Award career with over 2,000 victories, including the 2011 Preakness Stakes.
Now Dale Romans wants to use his years of public service (president of Kentucky HBPA and on the Kentucky Racing Commission board) to bring what he calls "common sense" solutions on fiscal policies, immigration, and rehab strategies for those with addictions.
Mr. Romans was candid about his own struggles with addiction and shares how he meets the daily challenge to further his sobriety.
Dale Romans is running for the U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell. As a Democrat, Dale is running in the primary race against Amy McGrath and Charles Booker.
A longtime Courier-Journal columnist, WHAS Radio & TV newscaster, and SIDEROADS storyteller Byron Crawford sat down with Terry Meiners to reflect on some of his favorite characters he's met on the road.
He also reflects on the white knuckle job of broadcasting live while the 1974 tornado outbreak ripped through Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.
A collection of Byron Crawford columns from Kentucky Living Magazine are reprinted in the hardback book THE BACK PAGE.
order the book at KentuckyLiving.com
Max Morley is running to unseat Kentucky state represenative Daniel Grossberg. Mr. Morley has strong feelings about Mr. Grossberg's ethics code violations that ultimately led to a settlement and $2,000 in fines.
Some quotes from Max Morley's WHAS chat with Terry Meiners:
"You're not going to find a more pro-public education guy than me, but we also can't act like some of the (JCPS) criticisms out of Frankfort fell out of the sky one day. I think JCPS has to get its house in order."
"Before we go and ask for more money from Frankfort...I'd love to see is de-coupling property taxes from school funding, that can perpetuate cycles of poverty."
"It shouldn't be as easy to get a Big Mac to get a gun."
More on Max Morley: maxforky.com
Kentucky state representative Daniel Grossberg (KY-30) came to an agreement with the state ethics commission regarding questionable interactions with women in state government. The agreement states that Grossberg "may have violated" ethics code in communications with various associates. He agreed to two $1,000 fines but has not yet paid them.
Governor Andy Beshear, Rep. Morgan McGarvey, and the leaders of the Kentucky Democrat Party and Kentucky Young Democrats all called for Grossberg to resign when allegations arose. Since the agreement was reached, Grossberg says there have been limited communications from those who once called for his resignation.
Terry Meiners asked Grossberg "how in the world are you going to be able to work with your own party under these circumstances?
Grossberg says he will remain in office and will consider litigation against some who may have violated laws in sworn statements.
Stay tuned.
The founder of ProRehab Dr. Larry Benz has a few ideas for proper body maintenance during winter months. Dr. Benz and Terry Meiners discuss exercise limits, preparation, hydration, and massage benefits.
Simon T Meiners, communications and research specialist at Louisville's Frazier History Museum, chats it up with his dad Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.
Simon's freeform delivery of Kentucky historical facts is incredible. Remember Encyclopedia Brown? Simon Meiners makes him seem forgetful and uninformed!
Here's the blog post site referenced by proud dad Terry Meiners: theroyaltourblog.com
When Terry Meiners quit his job at WQMF in 1985, he had already worked a deal with WHAS Radio. His bosses at WQMF new right away what was up. One of the WQMF owners called Terry just as he arrived home after resigning. Frank "Bo" Wood screamed at Terry "You're going to W-F'n-H-A-S and they'll fire you in 6 months. They're just trying to bust up our momentum (at WQMF)."
I wasn't allowed to say anything about my future radio job because WHAS management feared a tortious interference lawsuit from WQMF.
In a 1985 Louisville Times article just re-posted on social media in 2026, it is obvious the both Terry Meiners and WQMF management are both lying to reporter Vince Staten. Terry was legally handcuffed and WQMF had to put a positive spin on things.
Terry claims this is the only bit of FAKE NEWS that he ever generated to the public. Yeah, buddy. Sure!
Just days after the JW Marriott announcement of a 415 room upscale hotel coming to Fourth and Liberty, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg proudly spotlights a complete transformation of the Humana Building into a 1,000 room convention hotel complex.
The mayor and Terry Meiners discuss the details on WHAS Radio
Gary Burbank's daughter Tracy jumped on WHAS with Terry Meiners to discuss the legendary radio icon's incredible career in Cincinnati, Louisville, and his zany parenting skills. Gary passed away last year, and a 5 hour tribute show is planned for March 21st in Covington.
Of course, it's a charitable fundraiser, just as Garish would want it.
Meet Brett Bachmann, CEO of Heuser Hearing Institute, and Dale Dobson, Division Director of Farm Safety and Rural Health for the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.
They are absolutely saving the lives of Kentucky farmers.
Mr. Dobson explains in this moving chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS
Former WHAS Radio & TV talent Joe Arnold now works for Kentucky Electric Co-ops and its magazine Kentucky Living.
Joe updates us on the aftermath of Snowstorm Fern and associated power outages. He also reminds us that it's time to vote on BEST IN KENTUCKY in 30 categories. Results will be published this summer.
VOTE: kentuckyliving.com
Podcasters Derek Ingersoll and Nick Storm tell the 1983 story of Bedford Indiana's mysterious kind soul who brought food and medicine to those in need. He called himself Captain Purple, and these investigative reporters think that the good captain is still alive.
Their 8 part podcast ARE YOU CAPTAIN PURPLE is streaming on all popular platforms.
Just because Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats beat Arkansas in Fayetteville on Saturday, The Beasman is not convinced that the 2nd year UK coach is the right guy for the job. Too many other SEC coaches are touting Pope's fitness for the job so Beasman is convinced that it's all a conspiracy to keep an incompetent competitior in his job.
The Beasman wants to get off the Mark Pope roller coaster. He has ideas for wooing Coach John Calipari to take over the University of Kentucky basketball program with a promise that Big Blue Nation will be rational and understanding of anything he does.
Yeah. Right. Unless they lose to Louisville again.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined Terry Meiners on WHAS to discuss new business developments, CTE training to expand Indiana's workforce population, A.I. data farm siting, and the Indiana Hoosiers football national championship.
So far, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has not paid off his bet to Governor Braun. Details in the interview.
The Beasman will even pull for them there rotten DOOKIES to beat his arch enema U of Smell Cardinal birds.
Beasman also has rancid thoughts about Slick Rick winning his 900th basketball game. Even God knows Slick shoulda never left him no U uh Kay or he'd have over a thousand vic-trees by now!!!
WLKY chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi, hatless WAVE3 reporter David Mattingly, and WLKY reporter/weekend anchor Addie Meiners (Terry's niece) all weigh in reporting on the frigid temperatures from a frosty sidewalk.
Louisville's subzero deep freeze is expected to last all week.
WLKY reporter/weekend anchor Addie Meiners (Terry's niece) on deep freeze TV work live from the sidewalks. Ouch.
Theo and George Lawrence (11 and 9 years old, respectively) slice and dice current sports stories.
Can Louisville finally beat Duke again? Will the New England Patriots reclaim Super Bowl greatness like in the Tom Brady era?
Pro boxer Pryce Sparrow and his father Kelvin visited Terry Meiners at WHAS as they continue growing Pryce's strong boxing career, now flawless after 5 professional fights.
They discussed the intricacies of the most recent victory, workout regimen, and what's next for the 19-year-old phenom.
House Energy and Commerce chair Brett Guthrie (KY-02) chatted with Terry Meiners on testimony from healthcare CEOs who are being pressed about rising costs.
They also discussed the next iteration of the Clean Air Act, President Trump's maneuver to gain control of Greenland, and Rep. Jamie Comer's threat to hold Bill & Hillary Clinton in contempt of court for ignoring subpoenas to appear before Congress.
Longtime newspaper columnist Garret Matthews is collecting any person's Top 10 list of individual experiences that should separate each one of us a completely unique. In other words, no person could exactly match another's list of unique experiences.
Terry Meiners and Mr. Matthews discussed their own similar but unique experiences as media workers.
Dr. Ralph Alvarado, a former Kentucky state senator and Tennessee Commissioner of Health, is now back home and running for the 6th district congressional seat soon to be vacated by Rep. Andy Barr.
Dr. Alvarado discussed the USA's overall health difficulties and methods to Make America Healthy Again.
Terry Meiners also discussed President Trump's plan to control Greenland and Dr. Alvarado was 100% behind the proposals and negotiation strategies applied by the current administration.
The conversation also addressed anti-ICE activists in Minnesota overtaking a church service in protest of the death of Renee Good, who was shot while driving toward an agent.
Heuser Hearing Institute CEO Brett Bachmann and Director of Operations Devon Woodlee discuss Kentucky HEARS and its impact around the Commonwealth, plus upgrades to the Louisville facilities.
Former Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson and his son Sidney flew to Miami to watch the elder Abramson's alma mater compete for the college football championship. His Indiana Hoosiers prevailed in a dramatic game.
Jerry tells Terry Meiners about the fast trip down and back to see the magical moments unfold at Hard Rock Stadium.
The Indiana Hoosiers beat Miami to collect the Hoosiers' first ever football national championship. It was an up and down contest, with Indiana prevailing late with an interception that stopped Miami's final drive. FINAL: Indiana 27, Miami 21
IU student Haller Walz and his buddies had quite a night on campus and then in the streets after the victory was secured. CLASSES WERE NOT CANCELED!!!
Haller spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio the day after.
The University of Kentucky basketball team has had back-to-back amazing comeback victories so now The Beasman claims that he's always loved Mark Pope and never doubted him for a second!
NOT TRUE!
Now Beasman wants to complete the weekend with a delicious defeat for Kentucky's "arch enema" Indiana Hoosiers football in their national championship game versus Miami.
COUCHES WILL BURN IN LEXINGTON if Indiana is defeated. Guaranteed!
Nate Morris spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners after the senate candidate met with the world's richest man, Elon Musk. Morris discussed Musk's $10 million infusion of campaign money and how it would be put to work for the campaign that hopes to take the seat being vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell.
Meiners also asked Nate Morris about President Trump's insistence that the United States take over Greenland, and a weekend protest in Minnesota where an anti-ICE group invaded a Christian Sunday church service.
Greg Hahn is back in The Ville to sling barbs and self-deprecating humor from the stage at The Caravan in Mid City Mall. Greg and Terry Meiners chopped it up on life's challenges and inevitable romantic heartbreak.
He's still in fifth gear EVERY WAKING MOMENT. The boy doesn't slow down!
Shows: Friday & Saturday night at The Caravan, Mid City Mall on Bardstown Road in the Highlands
The University of Kentucky basketball team shocked the world by hitting a last second winning shot and suddenly the heat is off Mark Pope. For now. But Tennessee is next. Stay tuned.
Plus, The Beasman can't believe that some prominent Kentucky Wildcats football players have signed to play for the UFL's Louisville Kings. Benny Snell and Lynn Bowden Jr, the Ls DOWN king, will both wear Louisville Kings jerseys for the new pro team starting in March.
Puzzling...or are they going to sabotage the Louisville team? Hmmm...
Governor Mike Braun joined Terry Meiners to discuss strategies to snare the Chicago Bears with a new stadium just across the state line in Indiana.
They also discussed Indiana law enforcement working with ICE, fraudulent use of taxypayer funds in Minnesota and other states, a rebuff on redrawing congressional districts, Gov. Andy Beshear's challenges as leader of Democrat governors, and his preview of the Indiana Hoosiers in Monday's football national championship game.
What's his bet with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis?
As for Andy Beshear's job leading Democrats: "Andy is in a tough spot. He's got a party nationally that is run by a bunch of nuts...Schumer and Pelosi seem tame next to AOC, Jasmine Crockett, and Zohran Mamdani (now) the leadership of the Democrat party. Andy's in a tough place because he still has to kowtow with that...I don't think that dog hunts."
Lonnie Ali joined Terry Meiners to discuss her husband Muhammad Ali's life, legacy, preservation of his messaging, and the new U.S. Postal Service Ali stamp.
Lonnie also weighs in her favorite film depiction of Muhammad and a young star who will soon appear as The Greatest in an upcoming Amazon Prime film.
93-year-old actor Conrad Bachmann tells his story of leaving the University of Kentucky and drifting to Hollywood as a dancer with a dream.
After dozens of film and hundreds of TV acting jobs, the risk seems to have paid proper dividends. Conrad tells the story of passing on a chance to join Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift in "Raintree County" in order to snare a better show business path.
Conrad and Terry Meiners discuss the actor's amazing life on the day the Hometown Heroes building banner group announced that Mr. Bachmann will be honored.
Another wide ranging chat with Sen. Rand Paul on transgender athletes in girls sports, Minnesota fraud, ICE shooting, Fauci, more
Humorist Bob Farmer is out with the 2026 Farmers Almanac. Let's dive into the oddities of the New Year.
The Beasman is severely depressed after Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats lost another game, this time to hapless Missouri. He fears the S.E.C. will drop UK and replace them with the stinky Cardinal birds of Loserville.
Slick Rick Buteeno is the real snake behind UK's precipitous fall. Beasman explains it all.
NOPE TO POPE! NOPE TO POPE! Call him Kinny Pope cuz he sucks like Kinny Payne done to them neck tattoo, saggy pants, meth for breakfast sniffin U of Smell Cardinal fans!
The Bachmann Boys are Back! Conrad and Brett brought their always hilarious and informative ideas to WHAS. Brett's leadership at Heuser Hearing has been magnificent for the hearing impaired throughout the region.
Enjoy the chat!
The 20th head football coach at Saint Xavier High School was announced earlier today. Brian Landis will lead the Tigers after coaching stints in Georgia and Kentucky.
Coach Brian and Terry Meiners discussed rivalries, Vince Marrow, Kirby Smart, offensive looks, money in the game, and how a Cincinnati boy wound up with a Georgia accent.
We're all looking forward to seeing what the Landis coaching team will bring to Saint X.
GO TIGERS!
The Beasman couldn't wait to hammer down on Larry Minner after his precious Cardinal birds thought they had Duke on the ropes...but them DOOKIES came back big to beat Little Brother!!!
On a concerning note, the new UK football coach is a fishbreath Catholic and he just signed a Catholic Notre Dame quarterback to lead the Wildcats. This won't sit well with the Protestant fan base of the Kentucky Wildcats! Ain't nobody asking for no Cath-lick statue-worshippin' sorcery to in-fill-trate the Godly Christian Kentucky Wildcats!
Didn't we learn nothin' from havin' that I-talian snake in the grass Slick Rick bringin Cath-lick voodoo to Lexinun?
The Beasman is losing his mind over media attention paid to that no count U of Smell suckup Larry Minner, who is celebrating 50 years on Kentucky radio stations!
That aside...it's time to FIRE MARK POPE! The University of Kentucky basketball team was manhandled by Alabama - a record fourth consecutive loss to the Tide - so Big Blue Nation is losing faith in Coach Pope.
Beasman wants him gone right away and replaced immediately with Alabama's coach Nate Oats.
Always love speaking with Jim Graven, the hardest working man in Louisville. When he's not helping first responders or snowplowing most of St. Matthews, he's working with his son Gunnar and daughter Allison at the family business Steepleton.
The company was founded in 1910 and is the second oldest retailer of billiard tables in the United States. Through the years, Steepleton has added sales of high quality hot tubs, saunas, basketball goals, grills, swing sets, trampolines, patio furniture, and lots more outdoor entertainment goods.
Jim is announcing his retirement and his son and daughter will carry on the Steepleton legacy, a great win for the Louisville business and retail community.
Legendary magician Buddy August, 78 years young, back to the WHAS studios where he tricked Terry Meiners AGAIN!
Sidney Lee's SLICE OF MAGIC show is this Thursday at Mercurio's Music & Bistro Bar in Hikes Point.
Sidney and Buddy have details
Pro Rehab founder Dr. Larry Benz cites a recent study that dispels outdated concepts about exercise duration versus bursts of intensity.
Dr. Benz and Terry Meiners unpack the concept and overview issues relation to dehydration.
Happy New Exercise Regimen!
University of Louisville baseball coach Dan McDonnell and his wife Julie are celebrating 20 years in Louisville. The McDonnell's were secretly paying Wal-Mart customers' Christmas bills but social media unmasked their heartwarming efforts.
Coach McDonnell has high expectations from his next squad of Louisville Cardinals, expecting them to be ranked right from the jump. The home opener is February 13 at Jim Patterson stadium, then the Cards head to Texas for a round robin series of games against premium opponents.
UofL baseball also offers baseball camps for kids of all ages January 17-18. The leadoff dinner features many former Cardinals who have made their marks in MLB. That dinner is January 23.
Full details at gocardscom
Louisville's mayor popped by WHAS Radio with Terry Meiners to chat about the year that was and the year ahead. Mayor Craig Greenberg discussed his running regimen, personal work ethic, and pursuing business edges for Louisville versus other cities.
Public safety, housing, refitting vacant buildings, and expanding parks and libraries are all underway. Now comes the annual trek to Frankfort to pitch Louisville's visions for 2026 to the general assembly.
The Queen of Downtown Louisville Rebecca Fleischaker, executive director of the Louisville Downtown Partnership, reflects on a robust year for downtown Louisville business and tourism. She profiles the roadmap to extend growth in the years ahead.
The Beasman can hardly take time to celebrate the Kentucky Wildcats huge win over Indiana because he's fretting that Slick Rick is conjuring up trickerations to bamboozle naive Mark Pope in the next game.
COME ON POPE! Don't mess up this one our Cat fans will chase you out of Lexington FOR GOOD!
The Beasman is thrilled that Tennessee crushed U of Smell, the 2nd S.E.C. squad to beat Louisville. But Beasman is really scared that Slick Rick Pitino is going to use mind games to outfox Mark Pope in this weekend's matchup of the beloved Kentucky Wildcats vs. Pitino's Saint John Gotti I-talian thugs.
Successful businessman Tim Malone found himself spiraling into the depths of an opioid addiction that lasted seven years. Entwined in a failing marriage and burdened by the pressure of maintaining his $400 million business, Tim turned to opioids to numb his pain. His descent into addiction led to an unexpected romance with Denise, a relationship that ultimately provided him with a second chance at love and happiness. The arrival of Boo Boo, a dog Tim never knew he wanted, catalyzed his journey to redemption. Boo Boo's unconditional love helped Tim confront his demons and rebuild his life.
Following Boo Boo's death, plunging Tim into profound grief, opened doors to a new spiritual dimension. Through his experiences with orbs, spirit guides, angels, and so many other mystical entities, Tim found a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper connection to the universe, and to Boo Boo.
"Behind the Veil" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of love. It offers both hope and encouragement to those struggling with addiction, and Tim's story is a beacon of light for anyone who has faced rock bottom. This book also provides an inspirational and sweeping foundation of knowledge for those seeking a deeper understanding of the spiritual realm.
Kentucky State University Professor Dr. Wilfred Reilly dismantles the liberal narratives of white supremacy and the warped view that American slavery is the center of today's struggles in minority communities.
Great conversation on reparations, Civil War realities, and global slavery practices that were eradicated by the British and American forces.
Hunter Cantwell grew up in Paducah, walked on at the University of Louisville under Coach Bobby Petrino, started a bowl game for UofL, and eventually made it to the NFL.
He's been coaching the Christian Academy of Louisville Centurions for 6 years and has won the 3A state championship for the past four seasons.
He has an amazing story to tell and much more direction to bring the young men who keep winning at sports and in life.
Episode 26 of the podcast INTERRUPTED by Matt Jones features Terry Meiners in an enlightening and emotional conversation.
The Louisville Metro Police Foundation executive director Rebecca Grignon Reker, whose police officer husband was killed on duty, discusses the mission and value of this critical support system for local law enforcement officers.
Rebecca has since remarried and continues the foundation's work to bolster the emotional and financial health of law enforcement officers and family members.
There's a terrific fundraising raffle underway now to boost the OFFICER IN DISTRESS FUND. Details are at lmpf.org
Saint Xavier High School announced an $8 million project called the Will Wolford Football Center, a full sports complex to replace 1970s-era infrastructure.
The school's president, Paul Colistra, details the new facility and other updates on the health of Louisville's five-times winner of the prestigious National Blue Ribbon designation.
The Derby City Chamber Music Festival performs Handel's "Judas Maccabeus" at The Temple on December 17. It's a new inclusive tradition for Hanukkah.
The Louisville Orchestra's Nicholas Finch is the artistic director for Derby City Chamber Music Festival and discussed the show with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
Support for the festival came from The Temple, Congregation Adath Jeshurun, Keneseth Israel, and the Jewish Heritgae Fund.
Senator Rand Paul joined Terry Meiners to discuss his healthcare marketplace savings accounts proposal, which would force better pricing from insurance companies.
Senator Paul also discussed his elastic relationship with President Donald Trump. They disagree on certain things and the senator is backing a Trump antagonist running for re-election.
The only thing Senator Paul won't answer are questions about what he's getting his wife for Christmas or whether he's even given a thought to when he'll shop.
She totally needs to shop for herself and inform him of what he got her for Christmas. Win-Win!
Jeanne Hilt from Paristown and Eloise Eifler popped by to celebrate Fete de Noel, the city's premiere Christmas festival.
Eloise even brings the famed sheep of Blacklion Vodka, who'll be available for photo ops with everyone at Paristown.
Listen for dates and details.
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck thanks his team for an incredible year of event management at Kentucky International Convention Center and Kentucky Expo Center, named the busiest convention venue in America.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg popped by the WHAS Radio studio to declare December 8, 2025 as Terry Meiners Day, an honor awarded to acknowledge Terry's 40th anniversary as afternoon host on WHAS.
Thanks, Mayor!
The Beasman wants to blow out all UK coaches during these dark days where the Kentucky Wildcats can't seem to beat anybody.
He'd like Santa Claus to bring a DIY lobotomy kit for Christmas! NILs Down! NILs DOWN!
The SPORTS BROS, 9-year-old George and 11-year-old Theo Lawrence, dive into Louisville basketball's big win over Indiana. Joe Lincoln, an IU grad, joined in to describe the atmosphere at IU's huge victory over Ohio State in the Big 10 Championship.
HOOSIER DADDY!
Jody Meiman, executive director of Louisville Metro Emergency Management Services, updates the cleanup process following the devastating UPS plane crash in Louisville.
Jody & Terry Meiners discuss the various aspects of comforting families of victims, environmental cleanup, first responder readiness, and much more.
The Beasman was thrilled to see the Louisville Cardinals finally lose a basketball game, and to John Calipari of all people. Kentucky Wildcat fans have been in the dumper since being thumped by Louisville last month but now all is good since Coach Cal was able to crush "them Dirty Birds!.
WHAS11 news anchor Doug Proffitt popped by to wish Terry Meiners a Happy 40th Anniversary at WHAS Radio and they fell into a history lesson of the TV and radio stations.
Last year, Governor Andy Beshear, Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman, and leaders of the Kentucky House and Senate Democratic Caucuses callled for Daniel Grossberg's resignation over allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior toward women.
Grossberg has maintained his innocence and refused to step down.
With 39 of 42 ethics charges now dismissed, Kentucky State Representative Daniel Grossberg (KY-30) announced that he will finally get to question his accusers in an ethics commission hearing in January.
Grossberg sat down with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to discuss his status and some basics of the remaining 3 claims.
The Louisville Zoo has two new orangutans and Kyle Shepherd discusses the delicate work of introducing these females to the other orangutans. Is there perhaps romance in the air? Zoo officials are hopeful.
Plus, Kyle takes marvelous photos of first responders to help raise funds with the WHAS Crusade for Children 2026 calendar, with terrific profiles on local heroes. The new calendar features the crew that rescued a truck driver whose rig was dangling over the edge of the Clark Memorial Bridge.
Many other heroes are photographed for each month of 2026.
order a calendar at whascrusade.org
...and bring your dog! Santa and Mrs. Grinch are there for photo ops.
Jeff Wallitsch and Friends of Metro Animal Services leader David Payne have details in this chat with Terry Meiners.
The University of Kentucky basketball fan base is spiraling after losing to Louisville, Michigan State, and North Carolina in the first few weeks of the season. Some of the most impatient fans are already hinting that Mark Pope should be on the "hot seat" as though his job is on shaky ground.
Terry Meiners offers a musical Christmas card to University of Louisville fans as they sit back and relish UK's challenges. But...Terry closes with a warning to not get too comfortable with schadenfreude (enjoying the misery of others).
The pendulum always swings back in the opposite direction.
Happy holidays for all!
She's Kentucky royalty and America's greatest ever MISS AMERICA, the ageless beauty Heather French Henry.
As always, Heather is working to alleviate homelessness, especially centered on military veterans who are struggling at life.
Heather and Terry Meiners discuss the mission, the White Christmas film artifacts displays, and HALOREA, a stunning collection of charms created by Kentucky's goddess.
Carrie Lynn Fowler has an amazing academic path that allowed her to create shows through puppetry.She has a special holiday show coming up on December 13 at the Kentucky Center. It's called PERFECT CHRISTMAS COOKIES.
Carrie Lynn and her puppet Darla spoke with Terry Meiners. He's not sure which one is speaking at any given moment but you'll figure it out.
The Beasman is fearful that Will Stein, a former Louisville Cardinal, is being secretly planted as the Kentucky Wildcats football coach to wreck the program just like Kenny Payne did to the Cardinals.
You mad, bro? Oh...he mad!
The Ugly Sweater Fun Run is coming soon. Tavi Wallace, the ultrarunner who knows no limits, brought Dream Factory CEO Tommie Kendall along to describe its amazing work for children with dire medical needs.
Tavi loves shining light on incredible compassionate pursuits, and how runners can help!
Louisville's Mayor Craig Greenberg was asked if he's teased Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton about the University of Louisville dominating the University of Kentucky in football and basketball.
Also, Greenberg updates the city snow removal plan after a 5 inch snowfall. And Terry Meiners gigged the mayor about his business relationship with KSR founder Matt Jones.
Dr. Larry Benz, a prominent physical therapist from Pro Rehab, shares ideas for preparing for rigorous snow shoveling and how to treat your body after the job is complete.
Hot tub? Absolutely not.
Listen for details.
Those rotten U of Smell Cardinal birds done dommerated the good and classy Kentucky WIldcats in both basketball and football. U uh Kay had to fire Mark Stoops, but is there any coach worthy of taking over UK still available?
And what does BTA mean? All those snaggle tooth Cardinal fans keep swinging belts and chanting BEAT THAT *** at traumatized Cat fans! It's just not classy like U uh Kay fans. Its just not!
No one is allowed to laugh at UK's pain! It hits diff-ernt!
The Beasman is in deep shock after his beloved Kentucky Wildcats were beaten down by the hated Louisville Cardinals 41-0. ZERO! The Cats couldn't muster a point against those dirty birds.
Old Beasman is going to be smartin' from this tragedy for a lonnnngggg time.
Cody Patterson is our regular Georgia Bulldogs fan who reports from his road trip adventures following his favorite college football team. Today he brought his young son Leo to help envision the upcoming football playoffs possibilities.
LET'S GO DAWGS!
Amelia & Emily, co-directors of A Christmas Carol, visited with Ebeneezer Meiners to announce the show schedule for this holiday classic stage masterpiece.
Rocco Jerome and Rob Holmes from SenecaForever.org have details on how the recent pull-tab gaming pause is adversely affecting Kentucky chairities.
In sensible states, the term "rivalry week" is used to describe the days leading up to the two most prominent universities preparing to play each other in football.
In unvarnished Kentucky, the term is HATE WEEK. The University of Louisville is hosting its rival University of Kentucky at noon on Saturday. America does not care because both teams suck.
The Beasman is ALL IN on his Kentucky Wildcats!
Marji Vertrees is the organizer of the Arthritis Foundation's Jingle Bell Run at Tom Sawyer Park on December 6. Bring your doggie, too! Santa wants everyone to feel the spirit!
She's got details on this year's fun event in a great chat with Terry Meiners
event site: jbr.org/louisville
9-year-old George and 11-year-old Theo Lawrence are the Sports Bros, talking U of L sports, NFL, and MLB.
No drama, just sports analysis from these two sibs.
Tina Knowles is featured in a Peacock documentary on Black jockeys and cowboys. Knowles references her 2024 visit to the 150th Kentucky Derby and how she was horribly mistreated on the red carpet when a White couple was ushered in ahead of her. THE HORROR!
Terry explains the red carpet chaos and adds another dimension to Tina Knowles' day that likely explains her sour experience. Race was not a factor. The proper credentials to enter certain areas was the real roadblock. Apparently, saying "I'm Beyonce's mom" does not make all doors fly open for the self-aware Knowles. Sad!
LISTEN to Terry's explainer on Tina's Bad Backstretch!
It's Thanksgiving time again. Let's make a smart move to heal a family rift. It's simple. It's quick. And you have control over its methodology.
Let's go do it.
ALSO: CheersI Our media buddy Angie Fenton is cancer free!!! Let's all celebrate Angie's newest chapter on life and send love to all who are wrestling with health challenges.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL, AND TO ALL A GOOD HOLIDAY SEASON!
He ended the penny. The nickel is on its final cycle. U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach talked coinage with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.
Dimes and quarters are safe but don't waste your time socking away pennies with the hope that they'll rise in value.
Treasurer Beach has been inside the gold depository at Fort Knox and has plenty to report.
LISTEN for more insights on the Trump Team financial outlook for the coming three years.
Former WHAS Radio news anchor Scott Jennings is now known worldwide for his CNN political commentary and analysis.
Scott and Terry Meiners discussed the tensions at the CNN desk, President Trump's global impact, angry liberals, whether Scott will run for Senate or switch to CBS News, and many other topics.
Do angry liberals scream at him in public? Scott tells the tale in this WHAS interview.
Scott's new book: "A Revolution of Common Sense: How Donald Trump Stormed Washington and Fought for Western Civilization" is available everywhere.
Our poor buddy The Beasman has been slobber-knocked again.Last week it was the demonic LOO-vul Cardinals that had the audaceration to beat the Wildcats. Now those Michigan State Sparkys done thumped Mark Pope's faltering Wildcats and statewide panic is on full throttle.
The N.I.L. fund is $22 million deep into a team of wussy players who can't guard a closet door!
WE IS THE CAYUTS! WE IS KENTUCKY! DON'T PEOPLE KNOW THEY AIN'T POSED TO BEAT THE CAYUTS!
U.S. Senate canddiate Nate Morris thinks it's time for President Donald Trump to send National Guard troops on patrol in Louisville to help quell crime.
Mr. Morris and Terry Meiners discussed other topics like the goverment shutdown, value of the filibuster, and more
Kentucky singer JD Shelburne has been living in Nashville for years and continues touring and creating new music. His 7th album, titled RAISED ON THE GOOD STUFF, just dropped.
JD and Terry always love catching up on WHAS Radio.
website: jdshelburne.com
James "Murr" Murray from Impractical Jokers is in town for 5 shows at Louisville Comedy Club. Using his hit TV show's technique, Murr will send at least one audience member out into the street to follow his commands through an earpiece. Always comedy gold!
Murr told Terry Meiners an awesome story about the most outrageous prank he played on his showmate (who thought Murr was being punished). It's one of Impractical Joker's GREATEST HIT moments.
Murr's new bourbon DON'T MOVE is named for the thriller book he wrote, which inspired a forthcoming film by the same name.
Join Murr for a huge after-party on Saturday night following his final Louisville comedy show.
The basketball rivalry between the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville just completed another riveting chapter.
U of L jacked UK's jaw. The Beasman ain't having it.
When UK beats U of L, it's fodder for comedy. When Louisville wins, everyone is expected to walk on eggshells and not discuss it while tender Wildcat fan hearts slowly heal over a matter of weeks, if not months.
Sad!
My awesome niece Maggie Meiners and the equally incredible Izzy Craig, both seniors at Sacred Heart, shared details of their upcoming charity lacrosse match vs. Trinity High School.
And they mind being teased about being spoiled by their cushy birth positions as the family's baby girls!
Timothy Weyrauch, president of the Kentuckiana Pride Foundation, responds to the Supreme Court of the United States declining to revisit gay marriage laws. Kim Davis, a former Kentucky clerk who refused to issue a marriage license to two gay men, had filed the appeal to overturn the SCOTUS 2015 decision in Obergefell vs Hodges, allowing for legal gay marriage in America.
Davis has been rebuffed, but Weyrauch fears that others will attempt to find a different legal strategy to overturn the landmark federal law.
With a pair of wins over S.E.C. opponents, Mark Stoops is suddenly the celebrated son in Lexington. The Beasman checks in with Larry Minner to brag on UK football and warn all U of Smell Cardinals that they is about to mop up their own blood off the Yum Center floor when the Cats come a-callin'
Thoroughbred trainer Kenny McPeek has well over 2,000 victories at racetracks around world. His greatest weekend came on the first Friday and Saturday in May 2024, winning both the Kentucky Oaks (Thorpedo Anna) and the Kentucky Derby (Mystic Dan).
McPeek's Derby champ is set to retire to stud this weekend. Terry Meiners and Kenny McPeek discussed the horse's less-than-stellar ride in Arkansas that ultimately earned him access to the Derby. History was in the making.
On Sunday, November 9 at 2 PM, volunteers are needed to place flags on military graves at Cave Hill Cemetery. The meeting spot is Breckenridge Elementary on Payne Street where a gate leads directly into Cave Hill.
Fred Moore explains the details in this chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.
God Bless all who serve.
Aviation investigator/litigator Jim Brauchle joined Terry Meiners to talk about the capabilities of the UPS MD-11F, like the one that crashed in Louisville.
Enough information has been released by the NTSB to confirm that the left wing engine detached on airport property and that the jet had been in a prolonged maintenance hold in San Antonio from early September into mid-October.
NTSB UPDATE, Friday November 7, 2025
"UPDATE TO MEDIA BRIEFING: During yesterday’s media briefing, the preliminary information reported was that FAA ADS-B data indicated a GPS altitude of 475 feet. When considering how FAA ADS-B altitude is reported, this equates to approximately 100 ft above ground level. Data from the flight data recorder is still being validated."
Kentucky state representative Daniel Grossberg (KY-30) shared his thoughts on Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York City, the shifting tides for Democrats, prepping with colleagues for next year's legislative session, JCPS challenges, more
Great to see Daniel and Erica Grossberg back in the WHAS studios.
Warren Schimpff, co-owner of legendary Jeffersonville candymaker Schimpff's Confectionery, stopped by with Steve Shepherd, the next family member to run the operation.
Schimpff's Confectionery was recently selected BEST CANDY STORE IN AMERICA by USA Today.
Schimpff's is celebrating this Friday, November 7 with all types of fun and frivolity at Schimpff's, on Spring Street in downtown Jeffersonville.
One day after the tragic crash of UPS flight 2569 at Louisville International Airport, Rep. Morgan McGarvey shared his feelings after seeing the smoldering debris field with Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear.
WLKY helicopter pilot Bill DeReamer and photojournalist Scott Eckhardt flew above the UPS airplane crash in Louisville, providing video visuals for the world.
DeReamer explained the feelings and responsibilities in filming a tragedy just moments after it occurred.
Sacred Heart Academy's Emily Puffer and Caitlin Valdez detail an important ACCOMMODATE COLLEGE FAIR, a college night for students seeking support services.
Join representatives from colleges, universities, and other alternative post-secondary programs for an informational session for parents and students. School reps will address how they're addressing the needs of students with learning differences.
It's Thursday, November 6, 2025
6 - 7:30 PM
Sacred Heart Academy gymnasium
3175 Lexington Road
Louisville, KY 40206
Ed Gallrein is a retired Navy Seal with over 30 years of U.S. military service plus years of work in the intelligence sector.
Team Trump has chosen the Kentucky farmer with challenging Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie (District 4), who often votes against the Republicans and Trump's interests.
Gallrein and Terry Meiners discussed the campaign, the U.S. military strikes on South American drug cartel boats, diplomacy efforts with China, American drug dependency, and other matters pertinent to voters.
The entralling production of DEAD AS A DODO continues this week at Actors Theatre, and creator/director Kirjan Waage stopped by WHAS to tell his story.
Amelia Acosta Powell is part of the new leadership team at Actors Theatre and has great news about their renewed vision to serve ALL of the community, starting with the return of the annual holiday classic A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Louisville, Kentucky Mayor Craig Greenberg sat down with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners for a wide-ranging chat on today's wins and challenges for the city. Mayor Greenberg addressed the impending SNAP benefits conundrum, new affordable housing, renewed downtown business leases, re-opening the juvenile justice center, the scourge of fentanyl, assisting homeless people, Yum Center debt, and much more.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined us from Indianapolis to discuss illegal immigration and its spillover from Chicago into northern sectors of the Hoosier state.
Gov. Braun and Terry Meiners also discussed the call for a special session to redraw Indiana congressional districts to mirror actions of Democrat controlled states with zero Republican representatives on their federal team.
Meiners also asked Gov. Braun for reaction to the potential wipeout of SNAP benefits during the government shutdown, now limping past three weeks of inaction by leaders in Washington.
With the University of Kentucky sucking the suckiest suck in football history, Wildcats superfan Joe Beasman Hall knows that basketball pays the bills and the BIG BLUE NATION is ready to DOMMERATE Y'ALL SNAGGLE TOOTH, DOPE SMOKIN, MAKING BABIES OUT OF WEDLOCK, BRAINLESS SPINELESS CARDINAL CRYBABIES REAL SOON!
After a stellar career in Major League Baseball, umpire Tom Hallion still calls Louisville home. The native New Yorker moved to Kentucky during the Louisville Redbirds Triple A era, working games until he was called to the bigs.
He kept his Kentucky home and stopped by WHAS to talk about last night's 18 inning World Series instant classic game. He discussed the pressure encountered by umps working extra long games.
Terry Meiners also asked for Mr. Hallion's thoughts on modern technology aiming to take away human umpires to let machines call balls and strikes.
Uh, not a fan.
The Frazier Museum and Davis Jewelers are celebrating love and marriage with a special exhibit of Kentucky connected expressions of getting cuffed.
Simon Meiners and his dad discuss on 84WHAS.
Legendary photographer Dan Dry has a special exhibition on Wednesday, October 29th at Hop Atomica, 1318 McHenry Street in Germantown.
Hop Atomica is the city's only distillery-brewery-restaurant combo. Its owner Paul Berrier is hosting the party to help Apron Inc care for restaurant wait staff who've fallen on hard times.
Plus we get a special appearance from Paul's daughter (who is hopped up on Halloween candy!...MY BAD!!)
Come join the party this Wednesday!
Louisville Housing Authority director Elizabeth Strojan came home from living in New York City to help Mayor Craig Greenberg improve the city's affordable housing shortage. It's a massive job but Elizabeth discusses the many ways that housing situations are improving for the area's low income residents.
Dr. Daniel McCue has been teaching and coaching at St. Xavier High School for 22 years, and now has been elevated to school principal.
Listen to his chat with Terry Meiners about the state of education at St. Xavier, A.I.'s role, student advancement, and much more.
Superstar jockey Donna Brothers popped by to talk Breeders Cup 2025 with Terry Meiners. It's this weekend in California with an incredible lineup of thoroughbred talent.
Donna brought along Chief Entertainment Officer Tim Laird to promo the upcoming Brain Alliance of Kentucky fundraising party that is always a huge celebration.
Party details are enclosed in this interview.
Steve Macy with the new Louisville Kings UFL squad popped by to chat with Terry Meiners on what the franchise brings to the city's sports offerings. They discussed talent levels, local connections, ticket pricing, and game day tailgating for the season that begins in March 2026.
Ned Pillersdorf is running for Congress to replace longtime Representative Hal Rogers. Pillersdorf, the "Atticus Finch of Eastern Kentucky," says Rep. Rogers has done some good things over the years but his vote for the BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL will harm generations of people in District 5.
Mr. Pillersdorf explains how Kentuckians are more drastically affected by the BBB downside than any other state. He also explains how scant WIFI availability rains down daunting challenges for the region.
Ned does pass out a bit of praise for Senator Rand Paul for voting against President Trump's wishes on multiple occasions.
WEBSITE nedforcongress.com
University of Louisville athletics director Josh Heird chats with Terry Meiners on the post-Miami victory buzz, other schools chasing Jeff Brohm or other Cardinal coaches, upheaval from UofL's G League standout commit, NIL, Kansas Jayhawks showcase exhibition, 2013 banner status, and special tailgating hours for Saturday's ACC Network show THE HUDDLE broadcasting live from THE ALLEY.
To help fund the University of Kentucky's football NIL bag, Lexington's Bespoken Spirits offers Club Blue Bourbon.
"The White Label ($39.99) bottle originates from a Kentucky high-rye barrel-aged bourbon whiskey, specifically finished with twice toasted oak staves for richness and flavor. The second of the two bourbons – developed as a more premium bourbon, can be identified by its Blue Label ($99.99) and is marked at a bold 106 proof."
Jared Bickel and Terry Meiners discuss both flavors of Club Blue and the easy delivery process to have a bottle in your home soon.
Here's blue in your eye!
Indiana Governor Mike Braun jumped back onto WHAS Radio to discuss the Hoosier state's burgeoning business numbers, government shutdown messaging, tariff hysteria, A.I. data center values, tightening CDL grants, and IU football retaining Coach Cignetti.
LET'S GO HOOSIERS!
Representative Brett Guthrie (KY-02) weighs in on the long Democrat holdout during the government shutdown. Republicans say they are for extending government service so as to continue negotiating the healthcare issues that have locked down Democrat participation.
Who'll blink first?
Congressman Guthrie and WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners also discussed the SCOTUS case involving gerrymandering in Louisiana and how the ultimate decision could impact elections across America.
Rabbi Shlomo LItvin, president of the Kentucky Jewish Council, celebrates the release of Israeli hostages from capitivity by Hamas after a ceasefire has been reached.
Rabbi Litvin says the only international voice that matters at this time is that of United States President Donald Trump, the only world leader who is feared by those who would otherwise continue to wreak havoc on Israel.
Newly sworn in Jefferson County Sheriff David James and Chief Deputy Sheriff Steve Healey are now in office and ready to modernize the office.
Both visited Terry Meiners at WHAS Radio to discuss their vision for the office in order to enhance the myriad of services provided throughout Louisville Metro/Jefferson County.
Glenn Fisher joined the U.S. military at age 16 in 1943. He ultimately landed at Utah Beach in France in September 1944.
Mr. Fisher and Terry Meiners discuss his WWll memories and his amazing life of service back home in Bedford, Kentucky.
There's a huge celebration for Mr. Fisher on Saturday, October 11 at the Bedford Volunteer Fire Department, co-founded by Glenn Fisher.
Dr. Ajmal Zemmar and Kentucky to the World present ECHOES OF LIFE, Thursday, October 16 at the Kentucky Science Center. "Lessons from the Dying Brain" is the topic where neurosurgeon Zemmar discusses brain activity at the time of death.
On WHAS Radio today, Dr. Zemmar and Terry Meiners discuss the "movie of your life" that plays in a person's mind even after the human heart ceases activity. Dr. Zemmar encourages everyone to "be the director of your own movie" in the remaining time you have remaining on earth.
Louisville businessman Denis Frankenberger brings receipts to illustrate why the city is needlessly sending $10.8 million annually to help fund the KFC Yum Center.
On its 15th birthday, we are told that only 5.3% of the principle of the Yum Center has been paid. Frankenberger says that under the current lease agreement with the University of Louisville, taxpayers will ultimately cough up a BILLION DOLLARS to pay off the arena.
The original construction costs were estimated to be approximately $275 million, with various bonding strategies sending the cost north of $400 million.
In 2025, Frankenberger contends that the Louisville Arena Authority has multiple financial accounts that hold over $68 million so he questions why the city of Louisville must continue pumping nearly $11 million in annual subsidies while the arena is flush with cash.
It's time for the Louisville Ad Federation LOUISVILLIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD. Board chair Monica Bischoff has details.
Dr. Larry Benz is founder of Confluent Health (Pro Rehab) and chairman of the University of Louisville board of trustees.
We talked with Larry about the year end push for people to get surgeries instead of taking the path of physical therapy. Larry's got the pros and cons of either path.
Also, where should exercisers commit to stretching...pre or post workout? Larry has insights on preserving your body with the proper dose of stretching every day.
U.S. Senator Rand Paul on the shutdown, early prison release of Kentucky child murderer, bombing drug cartel boats, tariff drama, taking Mitch McConnell's perch as the commonwealth's senior senator next year, more
UofL football's perfect record has been dashed by the Viginia Cavs. Ouch. The Beasman loved every minute of Louisville's troubles and predicts a beatdown for the Cardinals against Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats.
And the Beasman is certain that UK football was THIS CLOSE to pounding Georgia, they simply ran out of time.
Brain Manzella, a highly respected PGA teaching professional, analyzes the pairings for Friday morning's opening foursomes at the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.
Brian has incredible insight on the pairing of personalities for both the USA and European players.
Comedian Mark Klein has traveled near and far to sling jokes for nearly 50 years. His parents were proud of him for 12 minutes.
Mark is headlining a special benefit show on Thursday, September 24 at The Caravan in Mid-City Mall. All proceeds go to help brother comedian Mike Armstrong, a longtime performer on the comedy circuit, who is now battling cancer.
Come laugh with Mark to help Mike!
(part one of two segments on WHAS Radio)
Comedian Mark Klein has traveled near and far to sling jokes for nearly 50 years. His parents were proud of him for 12 minutes.
Mark is headlining a special benefit show on Thursday, September 24 at The Caravan in Mid-City Mall. All proceeds go to help brother comedian Mike Armstrong, a longtime performer on the comedy circuit, who is now battling cancer.
Come laugh with Mark to help Mike!
Rob Holmes and Rocco Jerome reveal details on the October 4 induction into the Seneca High School Hall of Fame.
The University of Kentucky's #1 fan The Beasman can't get enough of UK volleyball coming into the Yum Scum Arena and whoopin' up on them pathetic U of Smellers.
That's #1. Then Mark Pope is going to smash Pat Kelsey for #2. And the third strike comes when Stoops' Troops ruin Loserville's Thanksgiving weekend.
Plus, The Beasman wants Trump to fire Larry Minner like he done to ol Jimmy Kimmel on late night TV. "Y'all both suck!"
Indiana Governor Mike Braun popped on WHAS Radio with Terry Meiners to discuss his administration's reshaping of state government, crime abatement, gerrymandering, tariffs, negotiating for businesses against Kentucky, and the Jimmy Kimmel suspension.
A thousand people have asked me about the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel on ABC-TV. I don't like it but I understand the business of media. ABC/Disney weighs countless moneymaking opportunities and sheds content that does not produce profits.
Once Nexstar and Sinclair pulled Kimmel's show after he made caustic comments after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, ABC/Disney had a business decision to make.
Nexstar, Sinclair, Gray, and other television operators have to seek approval from the Federal Communications Commission on license renewals, station ownership clustering, and duopoly opportunities.
The public owns the airwaves. The government has control.
Streamers, cable, and a plethora of alternate messaging companies have much less scrutiny than do over-the-air broadcasters.
Jimmy Kimmel's voice isn't silenced from the public, only from ABC broadcast television. He can say whatever he wants on podcasts, social media, or start his own digital platform.
Stephen Colbert's CBS contract is not being renewed but he's on the air every night punching Donald Trump and all other conservatives in the face. Trump didn't get Colbert "removed" from TV, he's still on the air on CBS until the completion of his contract term.
ABC has the ultimate decision of whether to bring Kimmel back and/or renew his contract next year. It's all about business. Either he's worth the risk to earn profits or he's not.
Meet Valley Station native Joel Willett. He joined the military after 9/11 and eventually worked for the FBI and CIA.
He's now back home and running for the U.S. Senate in Kentucky.
Joel and Terry Meiners discussed a variety of issues on WHAS Radio. Click to listen to their conversation.
The Louisville Cardinals volleyball squad is 7-1 and ranked #3 with #6 Kentucky coming to the Yum Center this THursday night for the rivalry matchup. Louisville's Dan Meske is in his first year as head coach after 8 prior seasons as associate head coach.
He talks team focus, prep, and communication skills, some of which he took away from his visit to the Navy Seals in San Diego during the summer.
Dan's love of all things Louisville runs deep for his entire family.
Click to hear his chat with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners ahead of the UK vs. UofL rivalry match, knotted at 4-4 since Dan Meske has been with the Cardinals.
The Beasman swore that he'd never call Terry's WHAS Radio show ever again after Kenny Payne was fired. But Louisville's successful basketball coach Pat Kelsey just referred to UofL as POINT GUARD U in an interview and Joe was triggered into reaching for the phone.
He loves yammering at Larry Minner for being a bald-haired, backstabbin' traitor turncoact U of Smell bootlicker who don't got the good sense God give a minnow! Come on, Larry! Wake up and smell the dommer-ation of U UH KAY, you snaggle tooth fraud!
Go Bowling Green! Beat Brohm's Cardinal Crybabies this Sa-ur-dee at the bird simmer-terry!!! The stadium built by shame pizza!!!
Dr. Henry Sadlo, celebrating a birthday today, joined Woodford Reserve master distiller emeritus Chris Morris and America's favorite farmer Gary McGruder to discuss a wide variety of honors and healthy lifestyle advice.
Happy birthday, Hank!
Louisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker sat down to throw one back with Terry Meiners and talk about the city's bourbon trail magic!
Jefferson County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw passed suddenly this week, leaving a grieving husband and sons. Her husband Edward and son Brad Holsclaw dropped by WHAS Radio to share stories about their beloved mom.
Longtime Louisville radio/TV host John Ramsey popped by WHAS Radio to chop it up with Terry Meiners so they could laugh about their arduous broadcast paths. Both have been in some wild situations throughout their prominent media careers.
John now works for Mayor Greenberg's administration and has plenty to share about local positive energy and the upcoming NULU bluegrass showcases.
First Hour Grief Recovery helps people crawl through the toughest moments in their lives. Lisa Schardein and Karen Buchanan Meyer are co-founders of this group that helps people put one foot in front of the other during their darkest moments.
Learn more at FirstHourGrief.org
Senate candidate Nate Morris hosted conservative influencer Charlie Kirk at the Morris campaign rally launch on June 30th in Shepherdsville, Kentucky.
Charlie Kirk was assassinated yesterday at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.
Mr. Morris spoke with Terry Meiners about Charlie Kirk's legacy, his visit in June, Kirk's Kentucky roots, and the battle for the soul of America.
So many voters are fatigued to see judges releasing violent criminals onto our streets. Many of the judges are elected without much knowledge about their personal views and biases.
Iris Wilbur Glick wants to change this information deficit.
Her new organization Louisville Judges Watch, is an independent campaign to spotlight information on judicial candidates before voters go to the polls.
Iris Glick and Terry Meiners discussed the need for accountability for people in positions of power: judges, police, social workers.
Here's 81-year-old Father Ron Knott in a wide ranging conversation with Terry Meiners on Heaven, humor, the impact of prayers, sin, loneliness, and living life as a Catholic priest.
bio from his website at fatherknott.com
I am a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville, Kentucky. Ordained May 16, 1970, I have served as a home missionary, college teacher, campus minister, pastor, cathedral rector, traveling evangelist, homiletics instructor, archdiocesan vocation director, founding director of the Saint Meinrad Seminary Institute for Priests and Presbyterates and a weekly columnist for 15 years.I have given major addresses at national conventions on church renovation, parish revitalization, homiletics, presbyteral unity and vocations. I have presented more than 80 parish missions and retreats and led more than 150 presbyteral convocations around the US and nine countries abroad.I have a Master of Divinity degree from Saint Meinrad School of Theology in Indiana and a Doctor of Ministry degree from McCormick Presbyterian Seminary in Chicago. I have authored several books for clergy and published several collections of my homilies and fifteen volumes of my For the Record book series. A few of my books for clergy are available in Spanish, Vietnamese and Swahili.In my retirement, besides the things listed above, I had been volunteering in the Diocese of Kingstown in the island country of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and serving as the founder of the Catholic Second Wind Guild (a volunteer organization for retired priests and lay people wanting to volunteer their time, expertise, connections in the Caribbean missions). After six years and twelve trips, I recently ended that organization due to COVID and travel restriction. With a major volcano eruption, it has become obvious that I need to make a wise and timely decision to find a cause closer to home. Long distance travels seem to be a “thing of the past” at least for the foreseeable future.In April of 2021, I decided to focus my attention on my home parish of Saint Theresa of Avila an hour away from where I now live. I have the dream of turning my old grade school building, Saint Theresa School which was closed in 1993, into a new Saint Theresa Family Life Center to serve the whole area. My third cousin, Father Bob Ray, another priest from the same parish, is partnering with me by founding the Saint Theresa Heritage Partners, an alumni organization of the parish and school, to support this effort. I will lead the remodeling project of the Saint Theresa Family Life Center. Click on St. Theresa Heritage Partners and St. Theresa Family Life Center in the menu bar for more information.
With several local stations being bought by larger companies, some media newsrooms and production staffs are being downsized.
Terry Meiners on the rapid changes that are overtaking the media universe all across America.
Former NBA and University of Kentucky basketball national champion Tony Delk has assembled an incredible group of former Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals to play golf with friends and fans on Monday, September 15 at Big Spring Country Club in Louisville.
Lots of prominent basketball and football players from the Cats and the Cards will compete and you can be on their team(s).
Full details on the UK vs UofL Celebrity Golf Challenge are available from Mike Vine 502-639-1519 or Bryan Hudson 502-821-3045
New Albany High School broadcast star Lydia Cosper and WaterStep founder Mark Hogg dropped by to tell the amazing story of water purification saving lives around the world. Lydia and Mark have organized a special 5k on September 20th at Lynn Family Stadium to raise money for more WaterStep projects.
Full details in the WHAS interview with Terry Meiners
WaterStep is an NGO based in Kentucky, USA, that focuses on sustainable solutions to the world’s WASH crisis. Since 1995, WaterStep has evolved from a small service organization to a global leader in safe water solutions and innovation.WaterStep has developed simple tools, patented technology, and effective training to empower people and communities to solve their own water and sanitation needs. We provide expert solutions for places where infrastructure is fragile and execution challenges are particularly difficult, especially in slums, rural villages, and in communities responding to natural and manmade disasters. WaterStep combines safe water and disinfectant technology, and health and hygiene education because safe water in a dirty cup is no longer safe, and dirty hands spread disease.Our technology offers scalable safe water and disinfectant access during disasters because no one should have to worry about whether their water is safe during an emergency. No other safe water NGO in the world does what we do.
The Louisville Historical League is not pleased with the Omni Hotel's announced plans to raze the classic Odd Fellows building and recreate the area as a pickleball complex.
Architect Steve Wiser speaks on behalf of the Louisville Historical League.
St. Mattthews Dental Care's Dr. Jennifer Brown has details on this Saturday's FREE DENTISTRY DAY where anyone can receive a free cleaning, filling, or extraction. It's part of a national program where dentists across the USA offer free services to those who can't afford dental care or are perhaps a bit skittish about going to the dentist.
Dr. Brown and two other dentists will offer their services for free this Saturday, September 6 between 8 AM and noon for any walk-in patients. If under age 18, a patient must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
St. Matthews Dental Care
100 Marshall Drive (next to Shelbyville Road)
Louisville, KY 40207
more details: freedentistryday.org
Legendary actor Conrad Bachmann, a Louisville native, is back home from Hollywood and always ready to spill the tea. His son Brett is CEO of Heuser Hearing Institute, a godsend for hearing impaired children.
Both Bachmanns have great stories to tell!
Terry Meiners just happened to stop by Oxmoor Center and discovered TAPVILLE, a full bar concept on a kiosk in the center of the famous mall.
Owner Sai Gandham explains in this WHAS radio interview how the concept works for shoppers, visitors, and folks just passing by. Belly up to the TAPVILLE bar in Oxmoor Center
Pro Rehab CEO Dr. Larry Benz has thoughts on exercise in early morning darkness and the shift between hot summer months into cooler weather.
Natural light can be supplemented by different devices to aid the body's circadian rhythm responses to nature's natural shift to shorter periods of daylight.
Listen to Dr. Benz discuss these issues and more with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio
Longtime New York City deejay Scott Shannon, one of the top-rated radio personalitiess ever, discusses hiring Gary Burbank in the early stages of his career.
Scott Shannon's incredible on air work in NYC, L.A., and Tampa notwithstanding, he was a program director who discovered hundreds of budding radio stars. He knew the first time he heard "Johnny Apollo" (soon to be Gary Burbank), he was hearing the start of something unparalleled.
Terry Meiners and Scott Shannon discuss the amazing radio genius of Gary Burbank.
Gary Burbank. Simple the greatest radio talent ever.
Rest easy, bro.
Tough day for all of us who loved him.
U.S. Senate candidate Nate Morris pushes back against Democrats chanting "It's the guns" without assigning blame to the human trigger pullers.
Mr.Morris: "(Some) people are mentally ill, and a transgender agenda has been pushed on them and it's perpetuated this behavior...the right to bear arms is part of the fabric of this country, particularly in Kentucky. We've got to provide the security to protect our kids once and for all."
Nate Morris and Terry Meiners also discuss the opposition claims that the Morris campaign is lying in a mailer that states his campaign is "Trump endorsed."
Mr. Morris also weighs in on the MAHA movement led by HHS secretary Robert Kennedy Jr.
Louisville's NWSL squad Racing Lou features Jordyn Bloomer, who's all business in swatting opponents' shots and incredibly hilarious outside the lines.
Jordyn and Terry Meiners spent a few minutes talking about Racing Lou's momentum, chirping at competition, game announcers' less-than-enthusiastic shoutouts, and Jordyn's unbreakable college football love.
SWAT, Jordyn, SWAT!
Congressman Thomas Massie (KY-04) is sometimes at odds with President Donald Trump, usually pertaining to federal spending.
Guest host Leland Conway had a wide ranging chat with Rep. Massie - interrupted for a few minutes by cell service disruption - but rejoined in time to cover all of the topics both parties intended to address.
This interview originally aired in the Tony & Dwight Show time slot on August 27, 2025
America's first college fan newspaper The Cat's Pause launched in 1975 by newspaper writer/owner Oscaar Combs.
The Big O jumped on the phone with Terry to discuss the early days of the paper that changed the way fans were connected to their favorite university's sports teams.
More tomorrow with Tom Leach on THE LEACH REPORT, 8-9 AM on Sportstalk 790 Louisville. Oscar Combs and Darrell Bird will spend the entire hour with the voice of the Kentucky Wildcats.
Long distance runner Christina Austin is a life giver through organ donation.
"I’ve donated my kidney, eggs, and 75% of my liver.
Now, as Vice Chair of Kidney Donor Athletes, I’m leading 19 other kidney donors to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro on World Kidney Day 2026 to show the world that life after organ donation isn’t just possible, it can be extraordinary."
LISTEN to Christina's story in this WHAS Radio interview with Terry Meiners
visit kidneydonorathlete.org
TEXT: KDA2026KILI to 50155
Meeting every moment with the right floral arrangement and/or gift basket, Nanz & Kraft florists have served the city since 1850. Co-owner Eddie Kraft and his daughter Lydia visited WHAS Radio to shout out their awesome staff and throw a party for their fans.
Listen for details on Saturday's celebration at the Nanz & Kraft location at 141 Breckenridge Lane in Louisville.
It's always a delight speaking with former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane. He once walked a thousane miles around Kentucky to shake voter hands and learn from the people of various areas of need.
Dr. Sloane is back in Louisville for a SAVE MEDICAID and MEDICARE RALLY this Saturday, August 23rd at 9 AM in Jefferson Square Park.
He digs into his projections of what could happen to the poorest Kentuckians if the Big, Beautiful, Bill from the Trump Administration is enforced.
Rebecca Fleischaker is the executive director of the Louisville Downtown Partnership and she has oodles of good news about companies moving into downtown offices and other hustle bustle notes from the city's core.
There are lots of upcoming events in downtown so open your calendar app and start adding these MUST DO items to your schedule.
On National Radio Day, Terry used the airwaves to spotlight important community helpers like the incredible crew at St. Vincent de Paul. Mackenzie and Tony from SVDPLOU.org explained how the city can help them continue their mission. Plus, we learned details of the upcoming Clubs and Cocktails event to benefit St. Vincent de Paul's efforts to care for the most needy members of our area.
The Frankfort Avenue FIZZ DISTRICT is nearly one year old so Terry invited his neighborhood buddies to drop by WHAS Radio and 'splain what's goin on!
Josh Harpole is the new president of Kroger's Louisville division, moving around town meeting folks. He talked about Kroger's legacy, service, workforce, and community gifts to uplift.
Welcome to Louisville, Josh!
One of Louisville's most revered journalists, Shay McAlister has created shayinformed.com to present news through a personal prism.
from her website:
"After a decade in television news, I've learned something that might surprise you: staying informed doesn't have to feel like homework. It doesn't have to be overwhelming, negative, or something you squeeze in only when you have an hour to spare. The news should meet you where you are—on your phone during your morning coffee, in your inbox between meetings, wherever life is actually happening.That's why I left TV news to start Shay Informed."
Listen to Shay and Terry Meiners in this WHAS Radio interview on the launch day for shayinformed.com
(August 18, 2025)
Tina Burnell fought and won against developers trying to squeeze a massive complex into her community off of Terry Road.
She formed the Louisville Metro Watchdog Alliance to teach others how to rise up against quiet proposals for developments all around the city.
Now the Louisville Metro Council has sued Tina to, in her words, keep her quiet and exhaust her finances fighting them in court.
We were joined in the interview by Tina's attorney Adrienne Southworth.
KY Venues CEO David Beck says the 2025 Kentucky State Fair is the largest fair in the commonwealth's history.
He shared details on WHAS Radio on the night before the fair's opening ceremony.
A bunch of Terry Meiners' childhood neighbors visited him at WHAS Radio to spotlight their 50th reunion for their Durrett High School class.
They haven't changed a bit since they were kids running through the Audubon Park adjacent neighborhood.
Sheila Dye, Janet Meyers-Coke, Ken Mudd, and John Straub remain connected to their Durrett High School classmates. Their reunion is September 27 at the IBEW hall on Preston Highway.
The high point of their 4 year term at Durrett? Some crazy Karen BOMBED THE BUILDING!
More details are in Terry's interview with the Durrett grads.
Politicians love to proclaim CRIME IS DOWN without noting that crime rates are still way out of control compared to pre-2020 life.
ABC News law enforcement contributor Don Mihalek, a retired Senior Secret Service agent, weighs the CRIME IS DOWN claim versus how citizens actually feel about their personal safety.
Don points out there's a significant difference between the crime stats that are being referred to and the population actually feeling safe. He points out that the latest action by the Trump administration is not without precedent: in the 1980's and 90's federal agencies combined to create a task force to knock back the drug problems of those years.
BONUS: Joe Biden audio from 1991 where he describes his nighttime driving habits of evading red light stops for feat of being carjacked in Washington D.C.
After a repeat felon took a mother and her children hostage, stabbed her, threatened to kill her unless the bank gave him money, then was arrested, the Louisville community asked how he was allowed to be roaming the streets at all.
Metro Council's (19 district) Anthony Piagentini discusses how he and Louisville Metro government have been asking for clarity on shock probations, funding for the juvenile detention center, Governor Beshear's silence, and how the public can be better informed about sociopaths living among us.
Rep. Brett Guthrie on tariffs, Big Beautiful Bill, the Apple investment in Kentucky, AM Radio in Cars, Thomas Massie, and Jamie Comer for governor
1978 University of Kentucky NCAA Champion and MVP Jack "Goose" Givens attended today's practice for this year's basketball Wildcats. He really likes what he's seeing in terms of improved shooting and speed.
Jack details who he thinks will become huge stars and discusses Coach Pope's illuminating leadership style.
Plus, Jack and a huge slate of former Kentucky Wildcats will be at Memorial Coliseum to meet fans on Monday, August 11 for the release of a new book.
DETAILS:
"Memorial Coliseum: 75 Years as Monument, Stage, and Arena"
Book Launch EventMonday, Aug. 11, 2025 | 5:30 p.m.
Memorial Coliseum | Lexington, KY
The lineup is set, and it's incredible. On Monday, Aug. 11 at 5:30 p.m., Memorial Coliseum will welcome home some of the greatest names in Kentucky basketball history for the launch of "Memorial Coliseum: 75 Years as Monument, Stage, and Arena."
Confirmed to join author Kevin Cook for book signing*:
- Jim Andrews – two-time All-SEC center, UK Athletics Hall of Fame
- Dicky Beal – 1984 East/Mid-East Regional Most Outstanding Player
- Doug Flynn – former basketball and baseball Wildcat
- Jack "Goose" Givens – 1978 National Championship MVP and radio color analyst
- Ralph Hacker - radio color analyst
- Tom Hammond – voice of sports broadcasting, Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame
- Coach Dick Parsons – former UK assistant coach
- Jared Prickett – co-captain of the 1996 NCAA Championship squad
- Chip Rupp – son of the legendary Adolph Rupp
- Jay Shidler – “the Blond Bomber”
- Larry Stamper – former team manager and UK historian
- Kenny Walker – "Sky Walker" himself, UK legend and two-time SEC Player of the Year
- Sean Woods – a member of “The Unforgettables”
This is a once-in-a-lifetime gathering in the Historic Memorial Coliseum. You will hear stories that have never been told, get books signed by the legends who lived them and experience Memorial Coliseum in a way that honors both its memorial purpose and its basketball legacy. Don't miss your chance to be part of this historic evening.
Click the button below to register today. The cost to attend is $10 per person and books can be purchased for $40 each.
Terri Foster, artistic director for Louisville Youth Choir, dropped by to highlight upcoming auditions for students K-12 who could join their community choir.
Terry Meiners and Terri Foster (TWO TERRYS!) discussed what's required of any student who may be interested in joining this celebrated arts organization.
Auditions begin on August 19th.
DETAILS louyouthchoir.org
Pro Rehab's Dr. Larry Benz has a solid advice for those who've taken a vacation and are now back home and ready to restart their exercise rituals.
At the many events surrounding the Fancy Farm political picnic last weekend, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell told the audience he was surprised that one of the candidates to replace him would slam him.
“Surely this isn’t true, but I’ve heard that one of the candidates running for my office wants to be different,” McConnell said. “Now, I’m wondering how you’d want to be different from the longest-serving Senate leader in American history. I’m wondering how you’d want to be different in supporting President Trump.”
Nate Morris answered Sen. McConnell today speaking with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
photo: Kentucky Lantern
Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council Rabbi Shlomo Litvin weighs in on the Trump administration ALL OR NOTHING plan to end the Israel/Hamas war.
Twin brothers in Toledo, Ohio were born into a rich media family that owns Block Communications. Family members have been fighting for power and riches from the company their parents started. So now Gray Television, which owns WAVE3 in Louisville, is buying Block Communications, which owns WDRB and WBKI. That means Louisville will see a merger of assets from all three stations and the inevitable RIF (reduction in force).
Good luck to all involved.
Terry Meiners discusses the similarities between the Toledo family fighting with the 1980s squabbles among Louisville's Bingham family who owned The Courier-Journal, Louisville Times, WHAS11, and WHAS & WAMZ Radio.
The Bingham nepo babies fought over money and power until the patriarch sold all of the Louisville media properties for over $450 million in 1986.
Here's Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg on the Bowman Field run/walk, upcoming exercise events, and a rare chat about his AWESOME 1970s Cadillace el Dorado
Fox Fest 2025 is back this weekend!
On Saturday, August 2, the beloved summer music festival returns with a full day of live music, local eats, and community vibes—all taking place across two stages in the heart of St. Matthews.This year’s lineup features a powerhouse roster of regional and national talent including Softspoken, Foxbat, Throwback Thursday, Soul Circus, Mary Mary, Sigmatic, Ipcus Pinecone, End of Me, and Doombots. While the full lineup is set to be revealed in the official festival poster, the headliner’s identity remains a mystery until June 23. To build hype, their name will appear blurred out on the promo poster—so stay tuned for the big reveal!
Fox Fest 2025 Details:
📍 Fox Den – 3814 Frankfort Ave, Louisville, KY
📅 Saturday, August 2, 2025
⏰ Doors open at 1:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: $20 ADV / $30 Day Of
🔞 21+ Event
🎶 2 Stages | 10 Bands
Kentucky's John Michael Montgomery popped onto WHAS Radio to discuss his long, successful music career launch from Nicholasville.
He tells the story of hearing his music on the radio for the first time, how All For One's version of his song "I Swear" changed his career, and much more.
Tickets are on sale now for John Michael's final show this December 12th in Rupp Arena.
Another Kentucky musical legend is moving on to his next adventure beyong touring. Thanks, JMM
MAGA Republican senate candidate Nate Morris says he enjoys the rough and tumble nature of his first foray into politics. Morris is running against Rep. Andy Barr and former Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron and he can't wait to take the stage at Saturday's Fancy Farm political picnic and roast his opponents.
It's almost showtime!
Wayne Brewer, a member of the band Gary Brewer and the Kentucky Ramblers, and his wife Alyssa have released their new tune LONESOME AND BLUE, an homage to George and Tammy.
Former Indiana state trooper David Camm came home from a church league basketball game to find his wife and two children shot to death in the family garage. Camm was convicted two times by Indiana courts and then ultimately acquitted after a third trial.
David Camm joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to tell his story. Author Gary Dunn (The Reckoning, Part ll) joined them in the studio to dicuss the Indiana judicial system's multiple failures in pursuing this case.
Jennifer Erickson, senior fellow with the American Association of Scientists, spotlights a recent congressional hearing and multiple media reports on the mishandling of organ donor patients by a procurement organization called Network of Hope.
Click to listen to this WHAS interview with Terry Meiners
Dr. Ralph Alvarado has previously served as a Kentucky state senator in addition to many other public service roles. He's now running for the congressional seat being vacated by Rep. Andy Barr (KY-06).
Dr. Alvarado and Terry Meiners discuss the Trump administration's "disruptor" status, tariffs, the Big Beautiful Bill and much more.
University of Louisville school of business professor Nat Irvin ll is one of my smartest friends. He's won a zillion awards, is a futurist, author, teacher, and thoughtful listener.
At nearly 74 years of age, I am perplexed as to why Nat would go out for a 2 mile run when the heat index is 110 degrees! Turns out he has a very sane reason for doing so.
Everything is possible when you're trying to help your school.
The legendary St. Joe's Picnic is coming up August 8-9 on the grounds of the famous facility on Frankfort Avenue. The picnic is the chief fundraiser for programs and services to assist the children who've been affected by uncomfortable life challenges.
Rich Flaherty dropped by WHAS to remind listeners that their donations to the cake booth will be matched by sponsors.
MORE at the website donatecakes.com
The Flyover Film Festival features a wide of array of flickering images but none is more compelling than the story of Phil Sharp. He was born in a home with a dirt floor to parents who had no high school education. Sharp goes on to earn a Nobel Prize for his work on RNA splicing.
CRACKING THE CODE: Phil Sharp and the Biotech Revolution
Producer/director Bill Haney spoke with Terry Meiners about shooting this film and the challenges facing a creator in the editing process. Sharp's story is incredible, and Haney has 900 hours of film that must be whittled down to 90 minutes.
This film will be screened Sunday, July 27 at the Speed Cinema.
louisvillefilmsociety.org
The enthusiastic WAWA team visited WHAS radio today to announce their newest store opening and their core mission of enhancing every community where they put down roots.
More on WAWA https://www.wawa.com/about-us/wawa-history
Chairman of the House of Energy and Commerce Commision Rep. Brett Guthrie (KY-02) discusses the latest Trump team tariffs. We also wonder why Democrats are squawking about rural hospital closings when $50 billion was added to the Big Beautiful Bill to protect them.
Theatrics? Show biz nonsense?
What's up, Dems?
Nurse Corenza Townsend was a major catalyst in generating the energy to get Norton West Louisville Hospital built in an area desperate for improved healthcare facilities.
Frazier Museum's Rachel Platt, my former TV wife on WHAS11's Great Day Live, will conduct a July 15th listening session at the Frazier with Corenza and other Norton officials. They want to know how the relatively new hospital is doing and what they can do to improve.
Two women who are reshaping our city IN ONE INTERVIEW! Fantastic!
more details: fraziermuseum.org
Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron visited WHAS Radio to discuss his support for President Donald Trump, the Big Beautiful Bill, and why voters should choose him over Rep. Andy Barr and businessman Nate Morris.
We discussed why he must stiff arm his former mentor Senator Mitch McConnell, why the BBB increase in debt is necessary, and how he handles race peddlers who call him a traitor to his own people.
Congressman Andy Barr (KY06) checked in from Washington as the House of Representatives was closing in on a final vote for President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill proposal that has already passed in the Senate.
Rep. Barr laid out his reasons for supporting the bill and answered questions about debt increases, Medicaid reduction, and other objections by Democrats.
He also wanted to separate himself from other candidates who are vying for the soon to be vacated seat held by Senator Mitch McConnell.
UofL Health infectious disease specialist Dr. Mark Burns warns that a measles spread is going through central Kentuckky, principally in Woodford and Fayette Counties.
It's a good time to remind parents to be sure that their children receive the MMR vaccine so that they do not become infected with measles.
Even though Senator Rand Paul just played golf with President Donald Trump, the president could not persuade Sen. Paul to vote in favor of the BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL. It passed anyway.
Sen. Paul was one of three Republican senators who voted against the BBB, and happily explained his decision on WHAS Radio.
We also discussed the benefits of tariffs (Rand Paul opposes them) and winnowing out certain undeserving Medicaid recipients, and whether Gov. Andy Beshear's claims of 35 rural hospitals is fact or hysteria.
When Terry Meiners decided to leave WQMF to do grownup radio on WHAS, it created a lot of hurt feelings from his radio partner Ron Clay, WQMF owners Diamond John Otting and WEBN's Bo Wood, plus a strange period of waiting to be pulled into the WHAS orbit.
Terry details the story in a wide ranging interview with KSR's Billy Rutledge on WKRD, July 1, 2025
COMAPNY'S COMING! Our neighbors from Nativity Academy at Saint Boniface dropped by to visit. Their highly acclaimed Catholic middle school has an amazing story to tell.
Thanks to Lauren Alderman, Andrea Peavler, and Megan Weyland for throwing the spotlight on their academic superstars!
Retired U.S. Air Force Brigadier General Rob Givens discusses the coordination and support involved in a massive mission like the recent B-2 bombing runs on Iran's nuclear sites. Aircraft from 3 continents came together to coordinate safety and access into and out of Iran undetected.
General Givens describes the tasks for the pilots as they spend more than 30 hours airborne to complete the mission. Plus, there's many other scenarios for decoy missions, what to do in case of attacks on the bombers, and the occasional open seas fly by activity by Russian and other hostile pilots.
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, is not pleased about the New York City primary election results. Muslim activist Zohran Mamdani shocked the electorate with a late campaign victory in the Democrat primary.
Rabbi Litvin notes many anti-semitic episodes littering Mr. Mamdani's path to victory. Rabbi Litvin says the potential New York City mayor has often espoused the phrase Globalize the Intifada, a chant that is interpreted to mean exterminate Jewish people everywhere.
Ned Pillersdorf, considered by many as the Atticus Finch of Appalachia, will challenge 23 term incumbent Congressman Hal Rogers in Eastern Kentucky (5th district). Rep. Rogers is known as the Prince of Pork, bringing untold millions into Kentucky's poorest district.
Ned has plenty to say about Hal's work over the years, evolving from a man of the people to a man of the Trump system.
"It's hard to call it college sports anymore. It's a professional league...it's a business. Everything's going to work out great" for UofL athletics. - Tom Jurich on the changing collegiate landscape
Former University of Louisville athletics director Tom Jurich will be honored on Saturday, June 28 at 10 AM on campus. The gathering point is 2135 South Floyd Street adjacent to the Cardinal Track & Field complex.
The city of Louisville is naming a portion of Floyd Street for Jurich to acknowledge his massive contributions to the athletics department and campus facilities over a 20 year span.
The public is welcome to cheer home Tom & Terrilynn Jurich and their family, many of whom remain Louisville residents.
My son Simon Meiners is a research specialist for Frazier History Museum. He loves posting quirky historical facts about the Commonwealth of Kentucky, leading tours, and traveling the state. We love getting on the radio to just freeform wherever the conversation takes us.
Both my son and I are beer wimps and we are rightfully clowned for it. I just own it.
The Frazier Beer Fest is a huge street party for beer lovers of all flavors. It's a perfect summer gathering set for July 26.Come slurp with us!
The Frazier is offering a BOGO deal today only at fraziermuseum.org
Louisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker reeled off an impressive list of events, activities, and destinations that will delight every member of the family.
MORE: LouisvilleDowntown.org
Pro Rehab physical therapist Eric McElroy has great tips for making sure your body is ready for the heat wave ahead as you activate your exercise routine.
HYDRATE - ICE - MASSAGE
She's a little person with a gigantic personality. I love me some Nachand "Nay" Trabue, the creator of Melannaire, an association of Black owned local businesses.
Building generational wealth solidifies a family's future. Great work, Nay!
Always fun to visit with Nay and her husband Carlos. Cheers!
It's Pride Month and Kentuckiana Pride vice president Tim Weyrauch reminds all of us about the value of communicating with friends and loved ones. We all want to live authentic lives and be respectful of others who may have differing views.
Life is good when tolerance and understanding are kept in the forefront.
Jerry Abramson, a Louisville native, served as Mayor for Life for a zillion years before becoming Kentucky's Lt. Governor and then a Special Assistant to President Barack Obama.
He came home from the White House to teach at Splading University and, now 78, will retire at the end of this month.
Now he'll be Zaidie to his grandchildren while Madeline has taken the grandmotherly title of Gammy.
Love those Abramsons!
Thanks for your service, boss!
A great chat with Racing Louisville midfielder Taylor Flint, a Michigander from an athletic family. She can do it all: soccer, volleyball, tap dancing...wait, what?
Former University of Kentucky assistant coach Vince Marrow is learning how to throw his Ls Up! Coach Marrow activated his option to move to the University of Louisville to work with his good friend Jeff Brohm and the Brohm Squad, one of the hottest football teams in the U.S.
Coach Marrow discussed his difficult decision to leave UK, alluding to communications issues with UK head coach Mark Stoops.
But the overall draw is the surging momentum for the Louisville Cardinals, a team ranked highly on most preseason polls.
As the I-64 billboard reads says: LOUISVILLE, We're miles ahead.
Longtime KET host Bill Goodman - now executive director of Kentucky Humanities - sits for a long form interview on today's media challenges, values, and future.
Two old media dogs talking shop. Good stuff.
Bill will host the Kentucky Book Festival: Louisville Edition this Saturday at Paristown.
840WHAS morning show host Nick Coffey popped by to discuss Vince Marrow's shift from UK to UofL and the subsequent fallout from angry Cat fans.
Also, how are schools going to split their allotted $20.5 million for athletes? Will there be enough for UofL to maintain football momentum, basketball's resurgence, and still bolster baseball?
Looking forward to seeing it all come together.
Norton Healthcare and Norton Children's president and CEO Russell Cox details the forthcoming pediatric health center complex coming to the east side of Louisville. Cox says it should attract medical professionals from throughout the region to serve the medical, physical, and mental health needs of children.
Upcoming listening sessions will help shape the full mission of the campus, which will provide pediatric medical care plus accommodations for family members who choose to be nearby.
Cox predicts that over 1,000 new jobs will be created, plus a vibrant business district will enhance the 1,500 acre tract off of Tucker Station Road near I-64 and I-265.
Lexington Herald Leader sportswriter and columnist John Clay is set to retire at the end of this month. He discussed career highlights and challenges he's encountered over the past 4 decades of serving Big Blue Nation.
Is Stoops cooked? Will Pope's players get all of the NIL money?
We also discussed the challenges for other universities dividing $20.5 million for all of their sports teams. How much will football demand? Will basketball have enough to build a Top 5 roster? What about baseball? Will women's sports survive with this new payment cap?
Kentucky Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02) is Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Commision, the launch pad for President Donald Trump's Big Beautiful Bill.
Rep. Guthrie discusses the bill's benefits and necessity while also answering emotional complaints raised by Democrat Governor Andy Beshear and Rep. Morgan McGarvey, both claiming that worthy Medicaid beneficiaries would be stripped of coverage.
The AM Radio in Every Vehicle Act, a longstanding safety net during emergencies when wifi and other communication platforms are out of service, is also on a path to passage, according to Rep. Guthrie.
The drama surrounding President Trump and Elon Musk trolling each other is also discussed.
What a day!
Congressman Andy Barr (KY-06) jumped on WHAS Radio to tout the benefits of the Big Beautiful Bill in spite of objections from colleagues Rep. Thomas Massie (KY-04) and Senator Rand Paul.
Will the bill pass by the Fourth of July? What about Democrats' claims that the BBB will destroy Medicaid for poor people?
Listen for Rep. Barr's insights on a tumultuous afternoon when Elon Musk is using social media to trash his former bestie President Donald Trump.
What a day!
KET superstar Kelsey Starks schooled Terry Meiners on the new law mandating the teaching of cursive writing in Kentucky schools.
Yes...even the teachers must re-learn the newfangled twists of certain letters of the alphabet.
Kelsey also previews the final episodes of season 2 of her hit series INSIDE LOUISVILLE on KET.
Nick Coffey and Terry Meiners sat down for a chat before Nick takes over the WHAS Radio morning show host position following the retirement of Tony Cruise.
Thank you, Cruiseman, for 21 stellar years as WHAS morning host. Tony completed 45 total years of radio broadcasting during his career. He and his wife Penny have big travel plans ahead.
Nick Coffey and his family are excited to become the First Family of WHAS Radio begining on Monday, June 2, 2025.
He's set to give it a 30 year run just like predecessors Wayne Perkey and Jim Walton did during the overall 103 years of broadcast excellence on WHAS Radio.
ESPN fraud Pat McAfee (he completely forgets to use the F word on College GameDay but uses it on his own ESPN show)...what happened to KEEPIN' IT REAL?
Flabby McAfee threw derision at prominent New York Knicks fans on the Indianapolis arena microphone ahead of the Pacers vs Knicks NBA playoffs game. He even threw some garbage language in his rant to further the notion that taking your kids to a ballgame is a skeezy proposition.
Cranky faded pop singer John Cougar Mellencamp actually made a valid point by posting to social media that McAfee's boorish behavior does not project HOOSIER HOSPITALITY.
"I was embarrassed when somebody, under whose direction I don't know, called out some of the people who had made the trip from New York (to support the Knicks)...it was poor sportsmanship...I was not proud to be a Hoosier."
Well done, Mellencamp.
Director of the National Economic Council Kevin Hassett clarified mysteries surrounding the Big Beautiful Bill proposed by his boss President Donald Trump.
He was asked about the effects of the BBB on Kentucky's Medicaid recipients, rural hospitals, battery plants, and tariff challenges for local products like bourbon, soybeans, etc.
Shannon White and Amy Stephenson are amplifying an upcoming golf tournament to honor the memories of Amy's father Robert Empson and Shannon's friend Dennis Lampley, the incredibly successful Trinity High School head football coach.
Coach Lampley's son Brad also joined via phone to discuss the June 16th event at Oxmoor Country Club.
DeVone Holt, CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, has a wide array of activities for Muhammad Ali Week which starts May 31st.
DeVone intends to regenerate the universal feeling of love and respect that embraced Muhammad's hometown and the entire planet after his passing 9 years ago.
There are 6 Chilly Wonton Willy books that will delight your children.
Soupville is the home of the best soups in the world. It is also home to friendship and fun. Chilly’s friends; Silver Spoon, Cheddar Cheese, Rye Bread, Paula Penguin, Walt D. Walrus and Egg Drop Sue work and play together in Soupville.
Join them for many tasty adventures.
It's the Memorial Day weekend monologue. God Bless those who gave all.
In local news, there could be a new JCPS superintendent...one with an NDA from his previous employer. Shouldn't we know what's in that NDA before we hire him?
This weekend launch into summer means swimming. the lake. ribs. cobbler. maniacs on the highways. broken news embargoes.
FLASHBACK: MUHAMMAD ALI once went unnoticed by a teenage clerk. GOAT moment like no other.
Let's revisit the Porky Pig House.
Enjoy the monologue, peeps.
WHAS Radio legend Van Vance hosted Sportstalk84, called University of Louisville basketball and football games for decades, and also did the play-by-play for the Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Association.
The Kentucky Colonels won the 1975 ABA world championship 50 years ago today!
Van is still game ready and shared his memories on WHAS Radio with Terry Meiners on the anniversary.
My friends at Down Syndrome of Louisville visited WHAS Radio. Drew Dever and his mom Susan (my childhood schoolmate), along with DSL executive director Taylor Ingram and development director Tim Curtis explain how they're helping improve lives throughout the region.
Their major fundraiser is a pro-celebrity golf tournament at Audubon Country Club on June 2nd. It's sold out but their auction items are astoudingly pursuit-worthy!
Enjoy! dsl.org/win
Nate Morris grew up in a union household led by his single mom. He tells his life story and why he now considers himself the best candidate to replace Mitch McConnell in the U.S. Senate.
We discussed Mr. Morris' relationship with Vice President J D Vance, his allegiance to President Donald Trump, and how the "big, beautiful bill" will impact America.
Does he need a Trump endorsement to win?
When asked about competition from Rep. Andy Barr and former Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Mr. Morris said "The career politician is now a hunted species."
Listen to the full interview. Apologies for a few garbled passages. Technical issue.
Dare to Care food bank CEO Vincent James Sr spoke on the growing needs for families and individuals who are food insecure and how current federal legislation could impact the organization.
At the 6:40 mark of the interview, Mr. James responded incorrectly to a question about Dare to Care's overhead costs, claiming that 55% of donated dollars went to administrative costs.
Dare to Care director of strategic initiatives Stan Siegwald sent follow up information to host Terry Meiners. In an email, Mr. Siegwald states:
"Our most recent financial audit shows our overhead at 8%. This is a major factor in our 100% rating on Charity Navigator. Thanks for asking the question and I’m sorry Vincent misspoke on air."
(note: some of the audio is garbled by a technoligical glitch)
Dan Issel, the all-time leading scorer for the Kentucky Wildcats, reflects on his 1975 ABA Championship with the Kentucky Colonels.
Issel also talks about today's NBA popularity, chances for expansion, college NIL, his favorite teammates from the ABA, and much more.
Professional squash is rigorous game and the Louisville Colts are up to the task. England's Ben Smith is on our local squad. The Colts' next match is vs Atlanta Tornadoes on Thursday in this National Squash League spectacle.
France's Baptiste Bouin is also an international squash star who was drafted by the Atlanta squad.
Ben and Baptiste describe the intense challenges of the game and strategies to win. Collegiate Academy graduate Rayyan Arif plays on school level now but hopes to make it to the NSL soon.
We also discussed American culture and its attractions and oddities. Good times for all.
Producers on Good Morning America had to be disappointed with manly man Michael Strahan who shied away from asking Bill Belichick about his hot GF.
The show producers are mostly female and mostly cranky from having to work overnights prepping the morning show so that the anchors have proper interview prompts with prominent guests.
Strahan has Belichick LIVE and wouldn't go deep on the coach's relationship with a cheerleader who is 50 years his junior. Does she want to get married? Have you bought a ring? Does she want to have a baby? Are you able to make that happen, old man? Does she go clubbing when you fall asleep watching Jeopardy at 7:30 PM?
ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS, MICHAEL. No morning show viewer wants to hear about football strategies!
Ask him if she knows how to make oatmeal and change bedpans!!!
Louisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker is full of good news about downtown aesthetics and sounds.
Pianos, plants, and parkways are lighting up downtown Louisville access and opportunities.
Don't miss the new face of the city center in Louisville. It's popping!
Racing Lou goalkeeper Jordyn Bloomer is a multi-sport athlete who fell in love with soccer as a teenager in Wisconsin. She loves her Badgers, Packers, and the thrill of stopping penalty kicks in professional soccer matches for Louisville.
"I feel like any high pressure moment (shooting) for the buzzer beater win, I want that moment...I want to be the one that has the influence to make or break a game."
My sweet sister Michele Meiners Renbarger joined Fern Creek FD deputy chief Todd Early and department chaplain Alex Stoltz to announce plans for this Saturday's health fair at fire station #61 on Bardstown Road.
Free screenings, lifesaving advice, and much more available on May 17.
Listen to the interview for full details.
Helath is wealth.
"There's something (special) about shedding blood with somebody inside the octagon...it's really like a game of chess...they're just looking for their opponent to make a mistake."
Legacy Fighting Alliance founder Ed Soares details a full night of Mixed Martial Arts battles scheduled for June 13 at Freedom Hall.
Mr. Soares is thrilled to return to Muhammad Ali's hometown to bring these highly skilled combat athletes to compete in the arena where the GOAT had his first professional fight.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Gail Bibb, founder of Revive Counseling & Wellness, joined Terry Meiners to discuss the value of having conversations with a licensed marriage and family therapist.
Why therapy? How does one know when they're in need of counseling? Is A.I. a reasonable substitute for human interaction and guidance?
Revive health. Heal trauma. Restore relationships.
Gail Bibb can be reached at revivecounselingwellness.com
Pro Rehab's Dr. Larry Benz discusses proper procedures for transitioning from winter to summer workouts to avoid destroying dormant muscles.
Also, since Larry is Chairman of the University of Louisville's board of trustees, we take a minute to profile the school's new leader Dr. Gerry Bradley.
Today is National Teacher Day. Thank you, teachers!
Here's Bluegrass Institute President Jim Waters on the average total compensation packages for Kentucky teachers. There's a wide variance across the commonwealth.
Globetrotting sports feature reporter Brad Blanks is back in Louisville to meet and greet fans at the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. The affable Aussie first connected with radio legend Scott Shannon on WPLJ-FM in New York, offering updates on Olympics games, Super Bowls, and other high profile events.
One of Brad Blanks' viral social media posts involves a humorous exchange with Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler. Brad makes everyone laugh.
Enjoy this latest chat on WHAS live from Churchill Downs.
Brad and Terry have connected on the air for the past 24 years.
Native Louisvillian Valerie Celeste Bruce was a childhood classmate of Mayor Craig Greenberg. She always knew she'd be in some type of show biz, ultimately heading to law school and then legal work for entertainment pursuits.
Then Valerie segued into production work on BBC shows like Dancing With the Stars and many others.
Her latest project is an as-yet-unnamed album featuring the single Kentucky Mirage. It is sampled in her interview with Terry Meiners.
Former WHAS11 anchor/reporter Tabnie Dozier is back in Louisville for Derby Week. She stopped by WHAS Radio to update her career. She's launched Tabnie Dozier Enterprises, a Black woman owned media company.
Tabnie's positive energy permeates her every life encounter. She offers fresh, bold, authentic brand support for corporate leaders, media members, and others in need of recalibrated messaging.
The Louisville Democrat Party chairman is Logan Gatti, an energetic young voice trying to bolser the number of Democrats in local offices.
We discussed issues with party collegiality, trusting poll data, the value of mailers, and the burgeoning Republican strength in Louisville Metro Council.
18-year-old boxer Pryce Sparrow and his dad Kelvin visited my studio following Pryce's first professional boxing match. He won and it all came together during the 12 hours leading up to the fight.
Listen to both Sparrows tell the story!
There's a tail-wagging, beer sipping good time this Saturday called a FURRY DERBY PAW-TAY! No admission ticket necessary!
Help the Arrow Fund save abused animals. They're dedicated to providing medical treatment, rehabilitation, and safe homes for animals that have been victims of torture, abuse, and extreme neglect.
The FURRY DERBY PAW-TAY is Saturday, April 26 from 2-6 at Noble Funk, 922 S. Second Street (the old Kroger store)
THe interview has full details.
Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Paul Humphrey, a fellow Saint Xavier High School alum, discusses the city's moderized crime reduction plan, technological advances, and improvements to police visibility and mobility throughout the metro.
With Kentucky Derby season upon us, Chief Humphrey explains the need for all officers on duty and the opportunities to strengthen the ranks of officers patrolling on foot and horseback in various neighborhoods.
Chief Humphrey also updates a tragic Easter Sunday event where a man stabbed an LMPD officer who was saved by his protective vest. The assailant was killed by a fellow officer. Body cam footage is forthcoming.
Ultramarathoner Tavi Wallace, who has completed two 100 mile races along with 78 marathons, will pace runners in this week's Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon and miniMarathon.
60 different pacers organized by Dallas Harshfield will run at various speeds to keep runners at their desired speeds. Tavi, for instance, will carry a sign that reads 3:55 PACE. That means she will run 8:57 per mile for the entire 26.2 miles of the marathon course. Any runner who is properly trained to stay at that pace will earn a sub-4 hour final race time of 3 hours and 55 minutes.
Other paces will scoot along at varying paces from a 3:15 finish time all the way up to a 6 full hours pace to finish the marathon.
Let's run, baby!
THe greatest Miss America of ALL TIME visited WHAS with her hubby Dr. Steve Henry to remind all of us to honor Earth Day on April 22.
Heather and Steve discuss their land preservation work with the Future Fund Land Trust. There's also a request to donate scrap metal to help fund the trust. All scrap metals, ferrous and non-ferrous, can be donated at any River Metals Recycling outlet.
more: savingfloydsfork.org
Legendary championship fighter Roy Jones Jr. visited WHAS Radio with boxer Pryce Sparrow, who'll make his professional debut this Saturday night at The Gillespie, 421 West Market Street, Louisville.
Roy tells the story of seeing 18-year-old Pryce Sparrow in the ring and immediately recognizing his potential on the big stage. HE'S A STAR IN THE MAKING!
Listen to Roy Jones Jr. and Pryce Sparrow with Terry Meiners on the bright future ahead.
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell dropped by to discuss the Trump tariffs, college athletics NIL parameters, how to support his friends trying to succeed him: Andy Barr & Daniel Cameron, and whether Kentucky still has power in Washington now that McConnell is no longer in a leadership role.
Louisville baseball head coach Dan McDonnell and his crew are ready to celebrate Jim Patterson Stadium's 20th anniversary on April 15 at 6 PM vs Western Kentucky University.
Dan talked about the rigorous schedule ahead for Louisville baseball, and what he told his team after UK took the lead in the top of the 10th. U of L came back to win in a walk off after it looked like Kentucky was going to beat the Cardinals at Jim Patterson.
THe UK vs UofL return match is April 22 at Lexington's Kentucky Proud Park.
Louisville attorney J Bruce Miller wrote the book AIR BALL, a detailed account of Louisvlle's failure to snare an NBA franchise with many opportunities.
Can Louisville still get it done? Mr. Miller says YES! YES! YES!
Kentucky Derby Festival's Aimee Boyd showcases a wide array of KDF events scheduled right up until Derby Day 2025.
LET'S GO! Happy Derby, y'all
Local restaurants are suffering through the recent flood events and other 2025 catastrophies. Varanese and River House owner John Varanese along with APRON INC board member Dawn Bianconcini tell how we can all help our local service workers through these tough weeks.
We, the people, will pay over a BILLION DOLLARS for the KFC Yum Center. Denis Frankenberger says a few adjustments in the contract the Yum has with the University of Louisville could markedly reduce the costs so that taxpayer money could be directed elsewhere.
Denis Frankenberger, author of BILLION DOLLAR BASKETBALL, has the sobering details.
It's National Siblings Day. Here's why the Meiners family is the best of the best of the best. It's about undying support, faith, and humor. We've been connected since the first kid dropped in 1950 and the last one arrived in 1969.
We're all still besties. Forever.
WHAS11 was scheduled to be the official broadcast station for this year's Thunder Over Louisville. A flooded Ohio River canceled the show, but the TV station still has plans for all day entertainment.
Doug Proffitt visited to reveal WHAS11's plans to carry special drone coverage on Saturday and then taped airshow content and fireworks displays from previous years. The all day show begins at noon on WHAS11.
Plus, there will be a fundraising component to assist the local branch of the American Red Cross assisting flood victims.
DeVone Holt, CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, sat down to deliver the good news of the center's incredible growth curve over the years. It's no boxing museum, it's a center for the advancement of the human condition.
Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr (KY6) witnessed President Donald Trump's executive order signing ceremony yesterday to boost the American coal industry. Rep. Barr detailed the orders and discussed how the Trump tariffs are rescalibrating USA negotiating power on the world markets.
President Trump said to Rep. Barr "good luck with everything, I hear good things."
WHAS host Terry Meiners asked what the president meant by those words. Rep. Barr detailed his due diligence in preparing to run for the Senate seat to be vacated by Sen. Mitch McConnell in 2026.
Congressman Barr also noted that he met earlier today with basketball coaches Mark Pope and Pat Kelsey on matters pertaining to NIL legislation.
Terry asked if Pope and Kelsey are now besties. Barr gave a diplomatic reply.
Listen to the entire conversation linked above.
Meet Arin Wright from Racing Louisville. Born on Christmas. Never stopped celebrating life since.
A University of Kentucky grad now enjoying her pro soccer career, Arin's a mom, wife, and team captain helping the younger players navigate NWSL challenges and joys.
But she still finds time for a nap and awakens ready to tackle the world with infectious energy.
Rocko Jerome returned to WHAS Radio with his new catalogue of G.H.O.S.T. Agents comic books. The main character is loosely based on OVW wrestler Freya the Slaya!
Launch Party time is 7:30 this Wednesday night, April 9 at Ricky B's on Lower Brownsboro Road.
Roy Jones Jr. is excited to present the professional debut of 18-year-old boxer Pryce Sparrow, a humble but lightning fast fighter eager to launch his career under the lights at The Gillespie, 421 West Market Street in Louisville.
It's a full fight card presented by the Louisville Sports Commission on April 19.
Pryce Sparrow, his dad/trainer Kelvin Sparrow, and sports commission leader Greg Fante joined Terry on 840WHAS.
Famed singer and American songbook preservationist Michael Feinstein will perform with the Louisville Orchestra on Friday, April 11 at Whitney Hall. It will be a tribute to Feinstein's longtime friend Tony Bennett.
Michael learned his craft from family friends Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra, and other legends.
tix: louisvilleorchestra.org
Kentucky's strong anti-discrimination laws are in place following decades of advocacy work by the Fairness Campaign. Its executive director Chris Hartman visited 840WHAS to discuss the recent Kentucky state legislature's override of Gov. Andy Beshear's support of trans medical care and his aversion to the concept of conversion therapy.
We also discussed online discussions of whether the LGB community should separate from the TQ+ advocacy messaging that roils a significant segment of society.
LSU basketball coach Kim Mulkey can't help be be irascible after a loss, this time sniping at a young reporter who asked about her team flaming out at the Elite Eight position two years in a row.
TCU's Hailey Van Lith is leading her third team to the Elite Eight (she helped Louisville and LSU in previous years) and shares a profound response to hater comments.
Actor Richard Chamberlain, God rest his soul, was unfortunately convince to sing pop songs after his TV career took off in the 1960s. Certainly a group of moochers thought it would be a good idea for "Dr. Kildare" to separate his fans from their money with badly produced records. Ouch.
Terry discusses local officials touting the expansion of Waterfront Park into WEST LOU-UH-VUL, a name we stole from a town in western Kentucky. (If you say WAH-FAH instead of WiFi, then Loo-uh-vul fits right into your Jethro laden elocution skeelz!).
In Washington, members of Congress went on the attack against left-leaning NPR. Jim Jordan and Jamie Comer tried to derail NPR CEO Katherine Maher. She's like, "who me? I drive down the center lane on the highway."
Opinion is part of the media universe, albeit separate from general news gathering. That's what the AP stylebook would have us all believe.
But news consumers like to hear their own biases reflected back toward them. MSNBC viewers are convinced that they're hearing unbiased news reporting and sensible commentary. The exact opposite sentiment is embraced by conservatives consuming Fox News.
Today's issue: the Republicans in charge of the House of Representatives don't want to fund liberal NPR and PBS opinions but are fine with conservative views on various media platforms.
Conservatives control all three branches of government right now so expect this battle over funding public media to remain active for now.
Attorneys for Jonah Bevin, who asked Jefferson Family Court for an EPO against his parents, Gov. Matt Bevin and Glenna Bevin, joined me on 840WHAS to explain Jonah's path forward.
A settlement was reached today for Jonah and his adoptive parents. Jonah's attorneys Dawn J Post and Melina Hettiaratchi have the debrief on today's court activities and the limitations placed upon Matt and Glenna Bevin, who are now divorced.
Rick Pitino's #2 seed St. John's Red Storm was expected to run right toward the Final Four the weekend after next.
One problem. John Calipari's unheralded Arkansas Razorbacks somehow beat Kansas and earned a matchup with Pitino's Johnnies.
Cal & Rick. No love. No mercy. No harm. No foul.
Incredible drama on many levels beyond basketball.
Arkansas advances to the Sweet 16. St. John's comes to a screeching halt, but with an NIL package that should restock the roster for next year.
Stay tuned.
After his NCAA Tournament loss to Florida, UConn head coach Dan Hurley cried about bowing out with honor and dignity just moments after cursing about the referees. Borderline personality disorder much?
Hurley, a bald version of narcissist Kim Mulkey, demands the spotlight, berates colleagues, derides opposing fans, and loves to hear himself talk. Just ask him!
Hurley was a prime candidate to replace John Calipari at the University of Kentucky. The deal never came together.
Meanwhile, Mark Pope answered the call from UK and has exceeded all expectations, conducting himself with honor, grace, and integrity.
The wait was worth it.
St. John's head basketball coach Rick Pitino was reluctant to answer reporter questions about the Big East Player of the Year stuck on the bench while Pitino's team lost to John Calipari's Arkansas Razorbacks in the NCAA Tourney. No clear answer was given, just pushback from Coach P.
Also...was Maryland's buzzer beater a result of an uncalled traveling violation? Bettors are either thrilled or enraged.
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck is happy to announce that Danny Wimmer Presents has agreed in principle to a new 10 year extension of the company's commitment to produce Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life concerts.
Mr. Beck also announced that the Kentucky state legislature has approved hundreds of millions of dollars for a massive overhaul of the Kentucky Expo Center.
Steve Taylor, assistant director of the Louisville Zoo, made friends with elephant Punch back in 1975. It was Steve's new job and he had no idea he'd stay for half a century. Kyle Shepherd, a 14 year Louisville Zoo associate, joined Steve on WHAS Radio to tell the tale of the upcoming departure of both of our beloved elephants Mikki and Punch.
There is an upcoming public celebration for Mikki and Punch and the Louisville Zoo would love to add your elephant photos to their collection.
Details within the interview audio. Enjoy!
In a new documentary, incredible weather wizard and historian Jeremy Kappell deep dives on the Legendary Tri-State Tornado of 1925.
WOWZERS! THIS ONE'S A DOOZY!
Mighty John lives in the deep woods of Maine where he stores countless vinyl records from the past 70 years. This month, Mighty John spotlights vinyl records worth at least $150
One of the worst moments in broadcasting is having to announce the death of one of your friends. The numbness of the loss takes hold but the message must be delivered to the audience.
Junior Bridgeman, a colossal figure in Louisville philanthropy, a servant of the Lord, and gracious community leader, was struck by a medical crisis at a public luncheon today. He was onstage and told the assemblage "I think I'm having a heart attack."
The word spread quickly and millions of Americans waited for an update. It came about 4 hours after the luncheon. It was not the answer to our prayers.
The devastating loss of Junior Bridgeman leaves an irreparable void in Louisville, Kentucky, the United States, and the world.
Author and renowned caver Roger Brucker tells the tragic story of Floyd Collins, trapped in a Kentucky cave in 1925. News updates mesmerized people around the world. Even after Collins' death, the media circus continued.
Mr. Brucker co-authored TRAPPED! The Story of Floyd Collins. The book is being reissued in April around the same time as the Broadway play opens in New York.
book description: When Floyd Collins became trapped in a cave in southern Kentucky in early 1925, the sensationalism and hysteria of the rescue attempt generated America's first true media spectacle, making Collins's story one of the seminal events of the century. The crowds that gathered outside Sand Cave turned the rescue site into a carnival. Collins's situation was front-page news throughout the country, hourly bulletins interrupted radio programs, and Congress recessed to hear the latest word. Trapped! is both a tense adventure and a brilliant historical recreation of the past. This new edition includes a new epilogue revealing information about the Floyd Collins story that has come to light since the book was first published.
Former TV news anchor & investigative reporter John Boel - WINNER OF 106 EMMY AWARDS! - sat down for a wide ranging conversation on life, service, peace, and journalism.
He's the best of the best of the best in our media business, now heading off to retirement so that he can care for ailing family members in Wisconsin.
We never got around to talking about our Green Bay Packers fandom so that will be an excuse to reconnect this fall.
Dr. Larry Benz, founder of Confluent Health, discusses the body's adaptability from sedentary winter activities to a more intense springtime exercise regimen. There are specific steps everyone should take to avoid inducing injury as exercise gets more aggressive.
University of Louisville director of athletics Josh Heird discusses the watershed year ahead for NIL demands, Louisville's chances to overachieve, Pat Kelsey's contract, senior night protocols, and the women/men's ACC tournaments.
Thoroughbred racing legend Pat Day discusses his early rodeo days, wrestling matches, and other pursuits that led him to become one of the greatest jockeys in history.
The Race for Grace event is set for Monday of Derby Week, April 28th at the First Turn Club at Churchill Downs.
Tony Cruise, Rich Gimmel and I chop it up with Pat Day on 840WHAS
Rebecca Fleischaker from Louisville Downtown Partnership has a wide array of activity to amplify for downtown.
Listen to our full 840WHAS discussion at the link
Jonah Bevin, the adopted son of former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and his (now estranged) wife Glenna, is struggling to find footing after being released from a controversial Jamaican youth facility.
Atttorney Dawn Post, a children's rights activist, has been working pro bono to help Jonah get his life back on track after the Bevins separated themselves from their adopted son. Jonah claims that he and other teens were abused at the Jamaican facility which is now under legal scrutiny.
Ms. Post says that Jonah was misled by his parents into thinking that his birth mother and other family members were alive in Ethiopia. The Bevins offered passage for Jonah back to Ethiopia but attorney Post said the details were sketchy and she advised Jonah decline the offer.
She is continuing her work to assist several of the young men who allege that they were abused in Jamaica.
Click the link to hear our complete discussion.
Leslie Broecker from the Broadway Series explains how Louisville gets all of the top notch shows, some of which are still running on Broadway in New York.
The 2025-26 season includes Hamilton, Beauty and the Beast, MJ The Musical, The Book of Mormon, The Great Gatsby, Riverdance, THe Outsiders, and more.
broadwayinlouisville.com
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and the community will Shine a Light for Anoosh, a fundraising campaign dedicated to raising awareness and supporting colon cancer prevention efforts.
Donate $25 to “purchase a bulb,” symbolizing a collective effort to shine a light on the importance of on-time screenings and early detection.The campaign will kick off with the illumination of the Big Four Bridge in blue—a powerful tribute to the late Anoosh Shariat, a beloved chef and advocate who fought bravely against colon cancer.
Anoosh was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2018 and fought tirelessly to share the message of on-time screening being essential to prevent others from suffering.
This event is proudly sponsored by Chef Dallas McGarity of The Fat Lamb, who is committed to continuing Anoosh’s legacy by raising awareness and encouraging preventive action.
Dallas and Anoosh's widow Paula Barmore joined me on 840WHAS to discuss the March 7 celebration.
Louisville Orchestra principal cellist Nicholas Finch and hsi colleagues are taking music to many pockets of the community this weekend.
Music Without Borders hits three Louisville neighborhoods this weekend. Details: louisvilleorchestra.org
Listen to our 840WHAS conversation about the health of the orchestra, getting out of major theaters for more intimate shows, and upcoming specials.
Kentucky Free is a right-center nonprofit working to advance legislation. Today's conversation centers of a bill to reduce the number of nonviolent parents in area prisons. Sarah Durand says Kentucky's economy would bounce forward if the state legislature would pass alternatives to imprisoning parents whose convictions did not involve violence or child abuse.
Kentucky lawmakers in both the house and senate are getting a look at The Family Preservation and Accountability Act.
Sarah described its contents on 840WHAS, saying she is receiving support from both liberals and conservatives.
Legendary golf instructor Moe Demling will be inducted into the Catholic Sports Hall of Fame after a brilliant career of playing, teaching, and promoting the game.
We had an excellent chat on 840WHAS.
This is the 11th induction class for the Archdiocese of Louisville's Catholic Sports Hall of Fame.
Biological women deserve their private spaces. Testosterone fueled humanoids can use neutral restrooms, one aligned with their biological gender, or do what I do...go in the woods.
Logic. It's the core of the word biological.
My best friend Dr. Henry Sadlo offers sage advice on prolonging life by simple changes to improve heart health. Hey, it's Valentine's Day so let's get focused on making your heart stronger than it was in the 5th grade when you sent a handful of valentines to Mary Jane Cutie Pie.
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball discusses the alarming report of foster children being housed in the Commonwealth's office buildings, state parks, and hotels.
Auditor Ball tells Terry Meiners she is searching for more information to help resolve this potentially dangerous situation for minors. The average age is 13 but some are as young as one year of age.
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck talks agriculture's impact on the economic health of our state. Do tariffs impact Kentucky farmers? How many active farms remain in Kentucky? What modern technology is changing the way farmers produce products for the world?
The National Farm Machinery Show is back this week, the biggest annual exhibition in Louisville.
Mr. Beck has full details on the global participants and the nightly tractor pull show. IT'S BIGGGG!
Saturday's YMCA Black Achievers event celebrates community heroes. Dee Sorel from the YMCA and honoree Makayla Brown, a senior at J Graham Brown school, visited the show today.
Makayla sees her future in international business possibly leading her to an ambassador role somewhere in South America. She's an outstanding student and gives abundant time to community service.
Dee explains the myriad of services provided by the YMCA and the 46 year history of the Black Achievers program.
Super cool local heroes!
These duPont Manual students, Sohan Sen, Lucy Teng, Aalya Jha, Jilly Choi, and Tejaswin Gontla are philanthropic math students taking their Louisville Mission Math to schools all throughout the area.
I have no doubt that these geniuses will own the world within a decade.
Thanks to UofL business school professor Dr. Nat Irvin for escorting them to my show.
They taught me math and I taught them that Jack Harlow has a new tune. I'm a deejay. They're geniuses.
Rep. Brett Guthrie on Team Trump's lightning fast confirmation process, reducing inflation, tariffs, and Democrat claims of a constitutional crisis (KY 02)
Kentucky Electric Cooperatives VP of strategic communications Joe Arnold, a former WHAS Radio and television host and news anchor, wants your input on a wide spectrum of nominations for the Best in Kentucky awards.
Kentuckians nominate their favorite places, schools, businesses, charities, and personalities to win the Best in Kentucky declaration later this year.
Longtime WHAS Radio traffic reporter Mark Travis passed away after a long illness. He was a radio aficionado, serving as deejay, host, traffic reporter, and dispatcher for several different outlets during his career.
Terry Meiners, Paul Miles, and Gus Allen shared funny memories of Mark Travis on WHAS Radio only hours after learning of his passing on February 7, 2025.
We can just imagine Mark Travis' big laughter at the retelling of these anecdotes. RIP, brother!
The University of Kentucky basketball team's all-time leading scorer Dan Issel is enjoying life in Colorado. We discussed the Luka-for-AD trade, NBA ratings, and the oddity of hearing UK fans boo Calipari and three former Wildcats. Was that helpful? SCOREBOARD!
Dr Larry Benz and his Pro Rehab team have been rehabbing me through a torn ligament and ongoing back pains. Larry has solid advice for the care and repair of damaged muscles.
I truly appreciate the Pro Rehab process as I prepare for another golf season ahead. More scores in the 70s, baby!
Big league storyteller Pat Kelly is back to lead the Louisville Bats baseball team, the Triple A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds. Kelly and I discussed the hardest job in baseball, mind games with umpires, negotiating with today's Instagram focused ballplayers, and thee outlook for the Reds.
Also talked about the Bats premium game nights with play-by-play announcer Nick Curran and team president Greg Galiette.
"If I wanna pay your kid a million because she's that good, well that's great, but then it's going to cut back on what I can pay others."
Louisville women's basketball Coach Jeff Walz on finessing NIL payments, hanging onto players once they're on the team, and the tendency of older coaches to retire from today's portal and payment college coaching realities.
The Boden triplets are orthopedic surgeons for UofL Health. Lauren, Stephanie, and Allison pursued the family business - mom, dad, grandmothers, and other relatives - are doctors, so it seemed like a comfortable fit. Lauren (spine), Stephanie (sports), and Allison (feet & ankles) often consult each other and occasionally partner up in surgery.
Here's their story on how these Georgia athletes stuck together through school and,, after separating for residencies, reunited in Louisville.
And there's another Boden sister ready to graduate and hopefully join her sisters at UofL Health.
Lonnie Ali and media personality John Ramsey created a series of podcast chats with Will Smith, Mike Tyson, Common, Laila Ali, Billy Crystal and others who share how Muhammad Ali boosted their lives through inspiration.
In this WHAS Radio chat with Terry Meiners, Lonnnie also shares thoughts on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, the upcoming Super Bowl, watching Will Smith re-enact Muhammad's life, and more.
University of Kentucky President Dr. Eli Capilouto spoke with Terry Meiners on UK's growth curve, health care expansion, next educational frontiers, DEI pushback, and college affordability to match workforce pay.
The White House rescinded yesterday's EO from President Trump that froze certain elements of federal spending. Democrats pounced right after the announcement and, in spite of clarifications from Team Trump officials, the austerity move was "paused" until it is studied further.
Rep. Morgan McGarvey (KY-3) weighs in on the fumbled process and the Trump offer for federal employees to accept a buyout in order to reduce the workforce.
It's my birthday! My attitude is that EVERY day is your birthday if you set your mind to believe it.
11:59 P.M. is a magical moment every January 21st. Listen to this clip and let me explain why it should be your most valuable minute, too.
New York Times bestselling author Sebastion Junger (The Perfect Storm, In My Time of Dying) returns to Louisville February 2 and 3 for appearances connected to the Kentucky Author Forum. We discussed his harrowing work in war zones, wordsmithing, and his near death encounter where he communicated with his deceased father.
Did it shake him free from atheism? Maybe...but maybe not.
See Sebastian Junger at various local gatherings: a screening of his film Restrepo, dinner at the Muhammad Ali Center, and a long form interview and Q&A at the Kentucky Center on February 3.
President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term to lead the U.S. and there's no shortage of outrage. He even took hits from an Episcopal Bishop, a devoted Never Trumper, delivering her political sermon from the altar while Trump and V.P. JD Vance just had to sit and absorb it.
Terry Meiners, Paul Miles, and Dave Jennings pore over the day's news
UofL baseball coach Dan McDonnell lists a star studded Leadoff Dinner lineup for this Friday night at the Marriott. The auction items are incredible for baseball memorabilia signed by Cardinals on MLB teams. There are dinners with coaches, road trips, Reds opening day tickets and much more up for auction. All proceeds help the Louisville Cardinals baseball retain and build their roster.
Cody Patterson used to live and breathe politics, running a successful campaign and consulting other candidates in pursuit of winning an election. He joined me on Inauguration Day 2025 to discuss President Trump's aggressive sttyle, ambitious agenda, and the challenges in implementing it.
Former Kentucky Republican Party Chairman John McCarthy previews the anticipated agenda from the new Donald Trump Administration. Are talks of buying Greenland and controlling the Panama Canal really just red herrings? McCarthy also discusses Kentucky's federal power positions in spite of Sen. Mitch McConnell's choice to step away from his GOP Senate leadership perch.
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, says the U.S. and Israel's so-called cease fire with Hamas is a sham. Rabbi Litvin says negotiating with terrorists only encourages them to create even more mayhem.
We discussed the change in presidential administrations, the lack of proof of life of the Israeli hostages, prior bad deals between the U.S. and terrorists, and why Trump is unable to replicate Ronald Reagan's masterful manuever to force the freedom of American hostages held in Iran until the moment he was sworn is a U.S. President in 1980.
Woodsongs creator Michael Johnathon's live music show every Monday in Lexington is broadcast around the world. Michael's childhood neighbor Pete Seeger, THE REAL PETE SEEGER, encouraged him to move to Appalachia to absorb the area's music and culture to chase his dream of becoming a folk singer.
Today, Michael Johnathon performs for millions who tune into his show, and visits schools to continue teaching students the rich heritage of Appalachian music and Kentucky lore. He also writes books, gathers song creators, and collects musical instruments to replace those lost in natural disasters.
Michael and his family live in a log cabin outside Lexington.
6 days prior to Inauguration Day, Rep. Andy Barr (KY-6) previews the fast-paced Trump agenda called America First. Fiscal, border, and military priorities will be top of mind for the incoming administration.
Rep. Barr visited with President Trump a few days ago at Mar-a-lago and reports on the momentum sweeping into power next week.
Harlem Globetrotters guard Jet Rivers hits shots from everywhere. He's also a world class dribbler, entertainer, and author of children's books. He has a great story to tell about overcoming bullies, touring the world, and dealing with a teammate's stinky feet.
The Harlem Globetrotters play at the KFC Yum Center on Friday, January 17 at 7 PM
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman sued Kroger for not managing opioid distribution, exacerbating the Commonwealth's overdose crisis. The AG and Terry Meiners discuss how the $110 million settlement will be put to use to help reduce the addiction scourge.
They also discuss price gouging issues following severe weather events.
Louisville ranked #2 in a much sought after category last year, ramping up expectations for a run at #1 in 2025! Kentucky Venues (Ky Expo Center and Ky International Convention Center) CEO David Beck says Louisville is running hard at breaking more records this year.
Pro Rehab founder Dr. Larry Benz warns that dehydration is also a winter problem. Learn how overconsumption of caffeine can create a sticky situation during the winter season. Cold muscles are another winter conundrum. Let's dive into how to protect yourself.
Terry Meiners, Tony Vanetti, Dave Jennings, and news anchor Joe Lincoln chop up the day's news. With a deep freeze paralyzing Louisville, Nikki Glaser lit up the Golden Globes, cussin' Joe Biden doesn't care anymore, YOU'RE FIRED FOOL, Calipari whining, and the worn out celebrity cry NOBODY RESPECTS ME.
With Louisville metro under 11 inches of snow and ice, Terry Meiners, Tony Vanetti, Dave Jennings, and Jay Cardosi gathered in a warm WHAS studio to sift through the day's news. Kamala had to certify Trump, UofL finally beat Virginia, UK pounded Florida, and Bob Kraft still needs a rubdown coach.
Brian "Geaux Tigers" Manzella is a Louisiana PGA teaching professional who also lives & breathes college football. The former Louisvillian uses golf parlance to explain why the SEC will continue to dominate college football despite this year's limited success. His picks in the semifinals are the gold standard of prognostication. Will Texas take it all? Not so fast!. Listen for his complete analysis here.
Georgia Bulldogs #1 fan Cody Patterson describes the anguish in New Orleans following the Bourbon Street terror attack ahead of the Sugar Bowl where his Dawgs lost to Notre Dame. Ever the optimist, Cody appreciates the Bulldogs' phenomenal decade (so far) and sees an upside to his team's loss.
Prayers for the terror attack victims supersede all football concerns. God Bless all affected families.
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, takes issue with many policies championed by Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie
Dr. Danielle Mann talks about creating her own custom craft cocktails with all natural ingredients and the experience of bringing these to market.
WAVE3 investigative reporter John Boel and I discuss the soaring highs and dismal lows of working in media. He's preparing to retire in a few weeks and has more stories than your crazy uncle on his best day.
Congressman Brett Guthrie talks to Terry about being named the chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee along with cabinet appointments in the new administration.
LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey gives an update on changes and updates within Louisville Metro Police and the challenges they face.
Bob Hill has a new book out and he joins Terry Meiners to talk about his journey to Louisville and the various stories and experiences he encountered as a columnist at the Louisville Times and later the Courier Journal.
Terry talks with Patrick Hallahan, drummer for My Morning Jacket on creative food and band life as well as the plans for the future.
Nat Irvin II, Lexus Gardner and Dr. Raymond Green from the U of L School of Business visit to promote Cardinal Bridge Academy which helps students get a pathway to college with various forms of assistance and dual credit offerings in high school.
Louisville City FC Head Coach Danny Cruz discusses the upcoming match against Rhode Island, the importance of playing at Lynn Family Stadium, the process of preparing for the game, Rhode Island's strengths, and his game day message for his guys...
Dr. Ricky Jones's reaction to the election was that he has no reaction. He knew it was coming. He discusses a few things that went wrong for the Democrats...
Julie Howell, the Chief Revenue Office of the Louisville Sports Commission, revealed the finalsts for the Paul Hornung Award which is given to the most versatile player in college football...
John McCarthy, Founder/Managing Partner of McCarthy Strategic Solutions, discussed President Trump's victory, his goals for his new term, how local elections will shape what happens in Frankfort, and the downfall of Amendment 2...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the possibility of being appointed to a new position within the House, goals for the first 100 days of the new administration, and what went from for the Dems in the campaign...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses his Election Day experience as a candidate, what went wrong for the Harris campaign, and where the Democrat Party goes from here...
Fred Moore, the Director of Flags 4 Vets, invites people to join together at Cave Hill Cemetary to help place flags on the graves of veterans...
Cody Clark, magician and autism advocate, celebrates the 10th anniversary of A Different Way Of Thinking with autistic magician Jordan Allen and autistic musician Nick Teale. Listen to get more details on the show...
Longtime sports correspondent Schoolboy Sam Frey to talk all things college football and an NFL match-up between Sam's Detroit Lions and Terry's Green Bay Packers...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed his military training, the "shoe models" he used to date, the comparisions of Hitler and Donald Trump, the credibility of the media, and his relationship with the Courier Journal...
Master Magician Lance Burton discusses his interest in magic, launching his career on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, his crazy work schedule in Vegas, and your chance to see him this weekend...
Marcus Edwards talks about his successful quest to get a kidney and how he is helping to pay that gift forward by helping others who are in the same place he was. Get details on how you can help as well...
Hank Linderman talks his love of music and why he keeps running for Congress with such a small chance to actually win...
Russ Smith, Louisville national champion and the man behind Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bourbon, discussed wearing orange for the Tennessee label of his bourbon, accountability in the NIL world, the pluses and minuses of Pat Kelsey's Cardinal squad, adapting to life in other countries, and being "the mascot guy" for his label...
Manuel High School seniors Angie Santos, Grayson Beverly, and Giani Roberts dropped by the studio to discuss the hours spent on their studies, the possibility of a senior prank, and their futures...
Karen Morrison, the President of GCK, and Devon Wasser, the Family and Program Manager, talk all things Gilda's Club and they mission to help those affected by cancer and what you need to know to be a part of Noogiefest on October 26th...
Jeanne Hilt, Director Of Business Development at Paristown, says the Wicked Garden is coming back with Paristown with JD Shelburne, a costume contest, a car show, and so much more...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the World Series and previews the festitivies coming to Slugger Field on Friday night. Get details on the Bats Family Halloween Event here...
Donna Brothers, Tim Laird and Bobby Paisley tell us about the Brain Ball for the Brain Injury Alliance and how you can win a fireside tasting with Julian Van Winkle and a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle.
Bill Lamb, the new President and General Manager at WDRB, discussed going to Los Angeles, coming back to Louisville, unretiring, the constant change that takes place in media, and the importance of local news...
Cody Patterson, the Commonwealth's biggest Georgia fan, talked the fall of the Alabama Crimson Tide, how the Cards can handle the Canes, the Cats having a rough time in Florida, and Georgia being a underdog at Texas...
State Representative John Hodgson (District 36) discusses why he feels Kentucky voters should say "Yes" to Amendment 2 including why he thinks the math works out better for public schools and where the opposition money is coming from...
Dr. Ricky Jones has thoughts on Amendment 2 and the impact of black men on the presidential election...
"The greatest Miss America in the history of our republic" Heather French Henry discusses why veterans issues are so important to her, the upcoming Kilroy Military Vehicle Show And Swap Meet, and the impact of honor flights on various segments of veterans...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, discussed the record setting number of visitors coming to Louisville, continuing to grow their facilities, Bourbon & Beyond becoming the largest festival in North America and the possibility to double their numbers at both Bourbon and Louder Than Life...
Magician Buddy August came by to talk about returning to the world of magic and preview his "Not Dead Yet" show on Saturday night...
OVW star Freya the Slaya talks about her transition from Alaskan middle school teacher to professional wrestler and Rocco Jerome joined in to talk about his new edition of "G.H.O.S.T. Agents" with Fraya as Donna Printiss...
Lindsey Peetz and her dog Penny (a rescue and Certified Therapy Dog) came to the studio to talk about The Arrow Fund who helped save Penny's life, and the upcoming Monster Mash Costume Bash (which is one of the ways they raise money to help animals)...
Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman discussed how her life has changed since becoming Lt. Governor, school choice and why she believes you should vote against Amendment 2, the importance of being kindergarten-ready, the tax implications of school choice, and the impact of legislative decisions on public schools...
George Timmering of Bearno's Pizza and Jeanne Curtis from the Red Cross discuss the ways the Red Corss is helping victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton and how you can enjoy tasty Bearno's food and help the people in need on Tuesday, October 15th...
One week from today, the UK Tipoff Luncheon will be happening Churchill Downs. Get the details from the UK Alumni Association...
"Taste of Louisville" co-chairs Kimberlie Thompson of US Food and Tom Enyeart of Gordon Food Service preview the 50th anniversary "Taste" and the beneficiaries Frankie's Family...
Racing Louisville head coach Bev Yanez looks to get more fan support at Lynn Family Stadium and how the team is working hard to get in the playoffs.
Chief Paul Humphrey reflects on his inauguration ceremonies and the changes he is working on moving forward along with the details of being the guy in charge now.
JoCleta Wilson turns the century mark and still gets up early each morning to go to work at Home Depot. She still drives too!
Shannon White, the Chapter Executive, and Lisa Young, the Director of Development, talk the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana discuss the the quest to stop Alzheimers, some possible drug treatments, and the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's...
Conrad Bachman, the Co-President and Director of the Louisville International Festival of Film, talks next week's evetns, the best kisser her ever worked with on screen, and his acting career from high school theater to appearing on the Andy Griffith Show and in over 145 films...
Stephanie Rickert, the Board President of the House of Ruth, talks about their mission to help those with AIDS and HIV and in need of housing, their upcoming groundbreaking of a new 40-apartment facility in Smoketown, and how you can help them with their work...
The Louisville Orchestra's Music Without Borders program, led by traveling conductor Kalena Bovell, is coming to Neighborhood House. Get details here from Halena and Jacob Gotlib, the LO's Senior Creators Corps Program Manager...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses Star Wars and Israel clashing with Hamas and Hezbollah, protesters in the halls of Congress, the differences between President Biden and President Trump on the world stage, the longshoreman strike on the East Coast, and vice president debate...
Deacon Joesph Calvert discusses the Living Rosary that is coming-up on Saturday at St. Michael. He talked about the what the Living Rosary is, being led by the youth, the power of prayer, and how you can attend the Living Rosary on Saturday...
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, the Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, discusses Iran's impact on the efforts of Hamas and Hezbollah in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu responding to those efforts, what the United States should do in the future, and the upcoming anniversary of the attacks on October 7th, 2023...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport talks the return to Knight's Hall and why this is the right move for his program and how he feels about this year's squad...
Larry Benz, the Founder, Board of Directors of Confluent Health, discusses changing your workout routines with the seasons to maintain motivation and how to interpret the information on your fitness tracker...
Robin Miller, the Executive Director of APRON Inc., and Dan Dry, an APRON Inc. Board Member, talks about APRON's mission to help independant restaurant employees in need and their upcoming fundraiser "10 Taste Salute! Celebrating Culinary Icon – Chef Anoosh Shariat"...
Louisville Men's Basketball Coach Pat Kelsey discusses the what he learned from the weekend's closed scrimmage with his team, accountability for his players, having a team full of leaders, and celebrating Louisville basketball on Friday night at Louisville Live...
Dawn Gee mentioned Hildegard House when she was on a few weeks ago. Karen Cassidy, the Executive Director, came by to discuss the amazing woman who inspired the name of the organization, their mission to help those at the end of their life who cannot access hospice care, and how you can assist with their efforts...
Jane VanMeter from Trans Safe Action Fund discusses the advocacy group's bill in Franfort to have gender neutral bathrooms available in schools and other public areas. She also discussed other trans issues...
DeVone Holt, the President and CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, discussed the reopening of the facility after fire/smoke damage, the efforts clean everything up, and the upcoming 25th anniversary of the Muhammad Ali Center...
JoCleta Wilson is almost 100 years old and still working. She said she is the oldest Home Depot employee in the country. She talks about her career as a dancer in the 1940s, retiring three times and "hating it every time," and the secrets to a long life...
Bearno's Pizza guru George Timmering and Sean McGuire, the President of Trinity's Class of 1984, dropped by the studio to tell us all about the upcoming Catholic School Reunion...
Jeff Thoke, Chairman of the Honor Flight Bluegrass, talks about the organization's mission and previews tomorrow's the last Honor Flight Bluegrass trip of the year...
John Ramsey, the Director of City Partnerships for the Louisville Metro Government, and Danny Hayes, the CEO of Danny Wimmer Presents, discuss the impact of Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life on the city, the plans to continue to grow the festivals, and the new addition of NuLu Bourbon Brunch and Bluegrass...
U of L Volleyball Head Coach Dani Busboom Kelly said it was "fun" to beat the Cats, especially in Lexington. She also talked about the tough schedule the Cards have faced so far this season, their drive to improve, the upcoming match against Nebraska, and the rapid growth of the game over the last few years...
Chris Hartman, the Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, discusses Governor Beshear's executive order to ban conversion therapy in the Commonwealth, the dangers behind the practice, the blowback from Frankfort, and more...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, previews the next two weekend at the Higland Festival Grounds with Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life and what the festivals might look like in the future...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette previews all of the happenings for the last weekend of Bats baseball this season and some of the events Louisville Slugger Field will host during the offseason...
Zach Meiners, the President and Creative Director at Chronicle Cinema who put out the documentary film "Conversion", talked about his experience with conversion therapy and the executive order signed by Governor Beshear to ban it in the Commonwealth of Kentucky...
Dr. Gary Grosel, an OBGYN in the United Healthcare network, discusses Postpartum depression, signs loved ones should look for, treatments that exist, and the importance of talking about how you feel...
Lori Mangum (Chief Operating Officer) and Halen Gifford (Southern Indiana Program Manager) from Gilda's Club Kentuckiana tell us what they do to help people living with cancer and how they are expanding to Southern Indiana...
Cody Patterson, the Georgia Bulldogs #1 Fan, relived his scary Saturday night watching UGA struggle to pull out a win at Kentucky. He talked about the impending rebound for the Athens boys and gave a ton of credit to UK's defense, but question's Mark Stoops decision to put late in the game...
John E. Mays, the Vice President of Master Builders Academy, talks about the financial education you can get from MBA and how you can help them through Give For Good Louisville...
LMPD Interim Chief Paul Humphrey and Sgt. Matt Sanders discussed the arrest of a man who was allegedly assaulting women in various sections of Downtown, the ongoing investigation into the street racing activity across the city, Louisville being a major pathway for drug passage, the new officers on the streets, and how to keep the public engaged in keeping the city safe...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones, our "think tank friend," returned to the studio to discuss U of L's "facade" of the Office of Institutional Equity, UK closing their Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and his Wordle battles with Mary George Meiners...
Free Denistry Day at St. Matthews Dental is coming-up on Saturday. Jennifer Brown DMD talks about what is happening, why they do this at least once a year, and how you can get involved...
WAVE 3 Anchor, Reporter, and Host Dawn Gee discussed a varietry of subjects including Together Fest 2024, how long she will continue to be Louisville's TV Mom, her calling to serve others, and more...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette previews a wizarding good time with Harry Potter Night coming to Slugger Field. He also talks all of the other promotions and events coming to the ballpark this weekend...
Magicians took over the studio! David Garrard and Dennis Alm were in person while Lance Burton joined on the telephone to preview The Louisville Magic Club's It's Magic Live on September 6th...
Terry Meiners sits down with LMPD Interim Police Chief and talkin about keeping the city of Louisville safe in 2024.
PGA Teaching Professional and uber LSU fan Brian Manzella discusses the 2024 Tigers and their chances on Sunday against Southern Cal, the futures of other SEC programs, and this weekend's Tour Championship...
Singer/Actor Carly Johnson discusses the writing process for her new music, acting, and the details of the premiere of her movie "Heart Strings" that is coming to Paristown on September 7th...
WAVE 3 New Anchor/Reporter John Boel discusses the news he dropped this morning on X, the announcement that he will be retiring in February of 2025...
Larry Benz, founder, President, and CEO of Confluent Health aka ProRehab, discusses the importance of hydration during extreme heat, what to intake in addition to water, and stretching when it will benefit your muscles the most...
St. Xavier President Paul Colistra talks about the upcoming 9/11 Heroes Run - 5KRun/Ruck to Honor the Heroes on September 7th. He gave the details of the race and talked about his friend Travis Manion who gave his life to save some of his fellow soldiers...
Terry found Tony Vanetti wandering the streets of St. Matthews this morning. Questions needed to be asked and answered...
Dr. Wilfred Reilly, Assistant Professor of Political Sciences at Kentucky State University, discusses in continuted strife between pro-Jewish and pro-Arab groups on campus acorss the country, the impact of fatherlessness on today's youth, the "nice" Democrats doing not-so-nice things (just like Republicans), and what will be the driving issues in the presidential election...
Missy Ward dicusses the Inventor's Network Kentucky, her Kruzer E-Z Leash, and how you can see her and other inventors at the Innovation Station at the Kentucky State Fair...
David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, previews the Kentucky State Fair and some improvements coming to the KFEC...
Bob Hill, author and longtime Courier Journal columnist, tells stories from his life and discusses his mission to write, why he chose to stay in the Louisville area for all of these years, and his new book, "Out Here: Newspaper Columns From The Heart, Soul, And Left Field"...
Dee Pregliasco, the President of the League of Women Voters, discusses Equality Day, the celebration coming up on August 24th at Central High School, and the importance for women to use their right to vote...
Greg Boehmer, the Principal at St. James Catholic School, talks his passion for horses and some of the positive changes coming to St. James...
Karen Lawrence on her golf travels, the upcoming reunion for the class of '74 at Westport High School, and a live auction for Rooting for Robert...
Paul Miles is celebrating his 32nd anniversary at NewsRadio 840 WHAS. We talk about some of the highlights and what we learned along the way from some of his famous cowrokers...
Eddie Bobbitt, the Executive Director of Camp Quality Kentuckiana, and Tyia Lynn Scott, the Executive DIrector of Critically Loved, talk about the missions of their organization, their upcoming Over The Edge event, and how you can have a blast while helping them to raise money for kids in need...
Jennifer Clark, the new CEO of St. Vincent de Paul, discusses the mission of the St. Vincent, how their efforts are funded, and how you can help...
Former WLKY Sports Reporter Dominique Yates talks about his move to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinal to cover the Green Bay Packers...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the Savannah Bananas (and the possibility of them coming back next summer), seniors strolling around the bases, cheap beers, the Black Caps, and a big drone show and all of the other happenings at Slugger Field this week...
We're not sure how it happened, but Tony Vanetti is going into the Trinity High School Hall of Fame...
Ryan Dell, the General Manager of Racing Louisville FC, and Jonathan Lintner, the VP of Marketing & Communications for both Louisville City FC and Racing Louisville FC, discuss how they got a game between the United State Women's National Team and Argentina at Lynn Family Stadium, how fans can get an early shot at tickets, the development of the Butchertown Sports District, and more...
John Ryan from the Greater Louisville UK Alumni Club previews the upcoming Wildcat Kickoff Luncheon with Mark Stoops at Churchill Downs...
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, gives his opinion on the guilty plea made by Quintez Brown and the prospects for Kamala Harris' running mate...
NSRA Marketing Director Craig Meads gives all of the details on this weekend's Street Rod Nationals at the Expo Center...
Judge Derwin Webb and Deedee Cummings, the Founder of the Louisville Book Festival, discuss the beginnings of the Festival, the goals behind it, what you can experience if you attend, and Deedee's new book, "How To Dream"...
Shirish Phulgaonkar, the President of A-1 Pest Control, discusses the impact weather can have on bugs trying to get into your home, DIY wasp repelents you want to avoid, and the next things to watch out for at your home...
Bill "From The Ville" and his wife Charisse Stark talk about his haunted house, his book "In Shadows Canyon Red: Our Haunted Cabin in the Red River Gorge," how it became part of a series on Max (formerly HBO Max), and how you can watch what happens in his home...
Magician David Garrard previews the Bob Downs Invitational Golf Classic and his upcoming magic shows with Lance Burton and Kentucky Kingdom...
Former Louisville guard and current Director of Player Development Peyton Siva discusses how much he is enjoying the TBT and the love The Ville is getting from the fans, the upcoming game against La Familia, the "logistical nightmare" that will be his next week with the TBT and Louisville's exhibition games in the Bahamas, and Coach Kelsey's infectious energy permeating the U of L program...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reception and speech in front of Congress, the resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle and where the Service goes from here, and Vice President Harris' responsibility as "Border Czar"...
Ron Gallo, the President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Louisville, discusses the mission of the Community Foundation, their new Invest Louisville opportunity, and the increased need for more jobs and affordable housing in our community...
Rich Flaherty previews a Louisville staple, the 175th St. Joe's Picnic for the Kids coming up on August 9th and 10th, their $1.75 chicken dinners, and how you can help with the cake booth...
ISCO Industries Chairman and CEO Jimmy Kirchdorfer discusses the three-year deal that is now in place to have an annual PGA event at the Hurstbourne Country Club. Kirchdorfer also talked about the difference between hosting an event at Valhalla and Hurstbourne, the growth of the event, and the possibilites for the public to get involved...
Stu Pollard, a writer, director, and producer of films, talks about the 2024 Flyover Film Festival and director Ruth Leitman discusses her film "No One Asked You" which is one of the many films playing this weekend at the Speed Art Museum...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, previews Summer Beer Fest at Frazier and talks the influence of beer in Louisville and a new exhibit at the museum about the history of media in the Commonwealth...
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Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses President Biden pulling out of the race for re-election, Kamala Harris' future and whether or not the delgates will vote for her, when he knew it was time for Biden to step down, where Andy Beshear stands in the derby for Vice President, and what will happen with Secret Service leadership...
Gilda's Club President and CEO Karen Morrison and Associate Board Member Tarah Decker came by to tell us all about the mission of Gilda's Club and their upcoming WIGS event...
Kentucky Treasurer Mark Metcalf recaps his trip to Milwaukee for the RNC. He discussed the change in President Trump's personality since the shooting, the messaging for the Trump campaign going forward, Project 2025, and some of the goals the President has should he win the White House again...
Jeff Thoke, chairman of the Bluegrass Honor Flight, discusses the final flight of the year coming up in September, how many KY vets have taken flights so far, and what the day is like for the veterans who go on the flight...
Ultramarathoners Tavi Wallace and Hunter Williams describe their Dream (nightmare) Endurance Race in Indy, how they go through it, and the difference between what they do and Olympic level runners...
Kentucky State Representative Daniel Grossberg discusses Joe Biden's future, what he thinks a Trump White House would like this time, and his view of the differences between the last two presidents...
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck discusses more basketball coming to The Ville and the Kentucky State Fair being just about a month away...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks a little baseball including last night's All-Star Game and what is happening with the Bats at Slugger Field this weekend...
Melissa Richards Person of APRON, Inc., Chef Dallas McGarity, and the guys behind Hop Atomica discuss the mission of APRON and preview the 7th annual Taste of Independents that is coming-up on Sunday...
Cynthia Knapek, the CEO of Leadership Louisville, talks about the mission of Leadership Louisville and who can benefit from them. She also previewed their upcoming luncheon where both Louisville Men's Basketball Coach Pat Kelsey and Kentucky Men's Basketball Coach Mark Pope will share the stage...
DeVone Holt, the new CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, talks about getting his dream job, his trip to L.A. for the ESPN Humanitarium Awards and the ESPY's, and his vision about moving the center forward...
Flight Instructor Laura Benson Jones discusses the anniversary of the John F. Kennedy Jr. plane crash and what went wrong. She also discussed her "youth development program" Flight Club 502...
Former Congressman Mike Ward talks about the shooting of President Donald Trump, how it may change the messaging of the two presidential campaigns, J.D. Vance being the choice as Vice President for Donald Trump, President Joe Biden staying in the race, and Andy Beshear's future...
K.C. Crosbie, the RNC Treasurer, is at the Republican National Convention. She discusses the re-shaping of President Trump's message following the shooting, J.D. Vance being the choice as Vice President, and the Kentucky deligation at the RNC...
Journalist/UK Professor Al Cross discusses the difference between media and social media, bias shown by media outlets, accountability, President Trump being the ultimate political performer, whether or not the media coverage of Joe Biden is accurate, and Andy Beshear's chances at the oval office...
Molly Jones of The Pete Foundation and Dr. Andrew "Chip" Augustus preview a discussion on proactive and purposeful living that is happening Wednesday night at The Local Seltzery. Find out more about the event and how to get tickets...
Former Secret Service agent Greg Gitschier talks about the protection of current and former Presidents. He discussed how the site where President Trump was shot was set-up, what went right, and what went wrong...
Last year, we spoke with Nick Coccaro when he played 247 holes on the Pete Dye Course at French Lick to raise money for Fold of Honor. This year, he's back and shooting for 248 holes on July 4th to raise more cash for Fold of Honor. Listen to him talk about his goal...
Gabe Lefkowitz, Concert Master of the Louisville Orchestra, discusses the In Harmony tour, the return of Play America on July 5th, and the future plans for the orchestra...
Louisville Fire Department Lt. Col. Bobby Cooper talks how to become a firefighter and how to enjoy fireworks safely...
USA Cares is hosting their Gala at the Galt House later this month. Annice McEwan, the Communications and Marketing Manager, teaches us about USA Cares and Robin Davis fills us in on all of the details of the party. Get more info on how to enjoy a night out and help our veterans...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the coming of the Oat Milkers, Chrisitan and Scooby, the fireworks on the 3rd of July, and more happenings at Louisville Slugger Field...
Former Mayor Harvey Sloane recounted how he got to Kentucky as a young doctor, the challenges that still exist in Eastern Kentucky, and gave his take on last week's presidential debate. He also discussed his new book "Riding The Rails"...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses his injury in the Congressional Baseball Game, the Supreme Court's rulings on abortion and social media, and tomorro's debate between Presidents Joe Biden and Donald Trump...
Jeanne Hilt, Director of Marketing & Communications for the Louisville Downtown Partnership, previews Paristown's upcoming 4th of July celebration...
LMPD's Interim Chief Paul Humphrey discusses the advantage of being from the city and growing-up in the department, changes coming to the handling of sexual harassment claims, the need for more assests and officers, how to slow the violence in our community, and whether or not he wants to be Chief full-time...
WAVE 3 investigative reporter Natalia Martinez breaks down the resignation of LMPD Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel, officers being relieved after the change, the possibility of Paul Humphrey taking over at the top, and LMPD's many issues over the last few years...
Cassidy Hyde, the Executive Director of YPAL, discusses the Young Professionals Association of Louisville, their mission, their upcoming Homecoming event, and how you can get involved...
Chris Williams, the founder of A Taste for Life, and Molly Jones of The Pete Foundation discuss how the passing of chef Anthony Bourdain inspired A Taste for Life, the mission of The Pete Foundation, and how you can tickets for A Taste for Life...
Writer/director/actor Shane Woodson and actor Phil Cherry previewed the movie "7 Days to Hell" and gave details on how you can see if at the Baxter Aveneue Theaters...
Oscar Brohm and Karl Schmitt discuss the legacy Flaget High School has in the city, preview the Flaget Legacy Celebration, and break down their plans for the money donated to the Flaget Alumni Association. Oscar also discussed a little U of L football...
Russ Smith, an All-American and key member of Louisville 2013 National Championship team, discusses his impression of Pat Kelsey and the new energy in the program, Peyton Siva being on the staff, Boston closing out the NBA Finals, and the bright future of Mr. and Mrs. Bourbon...
Zach Meiners, the President and Creative Director at Chronicle Cinema, discussed his new film "Conversion," his life experiences that inspired its creation, and what conversion therapy really is...
You can find out more about the film and watch the trailer by clicking here.
Les Pollitt of the Kentucky Football Officials Association is searching for referees for the upcoming season. If you might be interested, they have training stating in mid-july. Get details here...
Patty Morris, a former teacher at Ballard High Scool, is leading the "Step into History" tours with the Frazier History Museum. Find out more info on the tours and maybe a few things you did not know about Louisville...
American Idol contestant Kennedy Reid talks about her experience on the show, starting her career in music, and previews her performance at this weekend's Lyndon Summer Festival...
Mary Casey, the VP of the Shamrock Pet Foundation, talks about all of the things Shamrock does to help animals in our community and how you can help their cause and get some good BBQ on Saturday...
WAVE 3 investigative reporter Natalia Martinez describes a recording she obtained from a source where LMPD Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel was made aware of sexual harrasement allegations between ranking officers. The recording seems to have triggered today's press conference where Mayor Greenberg suspended Chief Gwinn-Villaroel with pay and began an investigation into her mishandling of the events...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, recapped the PGA Championship and discusses what is coming in June, what aspects of the city helps to keep events coming to town, and future plans for the KFEC...
Magician Cody Clark previews his next Cody and Friends show that comes up on June 22nd. He also talks about growing up with autism and his efforts to help Shirley's Way...
Chris Hartman, the Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, talks about his last jail stint (which was longer than Scottie Scheffler's), Kentuckiana Pride Festival selling out, discrimination protection history in the Commonwealth, and issues trans people face across the country/world...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the vote to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for withoutholding audio related to President Biden's handling of classified documents. He also talked about possible issues in President Trump's New York trial, the effects of partisanship, and Hunter Biden's conviction and whether or not President Biden would pardon him...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette joins in to preview this week's festivities at Slugger Field as the Bats host the St. Paul Saints...
Trevor Craven and Randy Blevins tell all about the Reel Steel Whiskey Row Car Show that is coming up on Saturday. Over 100 classic cars will be there, the event is free and open to the public, and a portion of the proceeds raised from auctions and sales will go to the local veteran's nonprofit Active Heroes. They also give info on Thursday night's pre-show party...
John Flodder from Goodbounce and Rebecca Fleischaker of the Louisville Downtown Partnership preview Louisville's first ever Downtown PickleBall Street Fest to benefit the Louisville Downtown Partnership...
Randy Blevins and Beth Craig, the Co-Producers of the show, are bringing Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to the Iroquois Amphitheater. Find out about the show and how you can get involved in future productions...
Pro golfer Rylee Suttor on how she became the NCAA Division III's #1-ranked player (while at Centre College), a famous coach getting her to switch from tennis to golf, having joy despite the trial and tribulations of the game, playing on a pro tour, and still shooting to be on the LPGA Tour...
Jeff Thoke, chairman of the Bluegrass Honor Flight, decribes the expeirences WWII veterans are having catching rides on a B-25J bomber at Bowman Field...
Dawn Lee, the CEO of the WHAS Crusade for Children and Jason Crosby, the Chaplin at Centre College, decribe how different organizations apply to the Crusade for money, how it is awarded, and where some of the funds from this year's Crusade are going to benefit special needs children across the area...
Larry Benz, founder, President, and CEO of Confluent Health aka ProRehab, discusses the other Larry Benz, Jim Brown, and how to keep your body appropriately hydrated...
Jim Waters of the Bluegrass Institute says the spending on public school is rising, but the results don't matter. He adds that the money would be better spent at charter schools...
Death of Journalism podcast host and former NewsRadio 840 WHAS midday voice John Ziegler discusses who was really at fault in the Scottie Scheffler incident, why he didn't agree with the Trump trial and why it will be a political wash, and Robert Kennedy Jr. wasting our time...
Academy Award winning artist/set designer Roger Christian and author David West Reynolds preview the Floyd County Library's Star Wars Night at the Museum that is coming up on Saturday. Christian also talks about how low-budget the original Star Wars film really was and why it's okay now for him to display his Oscar...
CEO Dawn Lee previews this weekend's 71st WHAS Crusade for Children and reminds the public what purpose the Crusade serves...
Dr. Ricky Jones reacts to the Trump verdict, issues with being a convicted felon, the cover-up getting him caught, where he could serve jail time, and what it says about America that he could be President again. He also got into the new University of Louisville President reaching out to him for a sit down...
Attorney Steve Romines discussed various aspects of the Scottie Scheffler case including why he says you should not talk to police, Det. Gillis' claims that he was injured in the incident, the various bodycam recordings, and any future possible litigation on the matter...
Bill Bond and Gary Edelen talks the popularity of the various Blizzard flavors and the Middletown Police Foundation Car Show that is coming-up on Sunday. FInd out how to get involved and have a good time...
The charges have been dismissed against Scottie Scheffler and maybe now, we can all move on to the next big story...
Metro Councilman Pat Mulvihill discusses two pools in the city that will come back into service in 2025, some of the upgrades that are coming with them, and where the funds are coming from...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the end of the first half coming soon, iHeart Happy Hour, and Muhammad Ali bobblheads...
Former doughtnut taste tester and current elementary school student Liam Merk dropped by the studio to see Terry after he and his dad Joe ran into T at the PGA Championship...
Craig Greenberg, the Mayor of the city of Louisville, discussed various angles of the Scottie Scheffler incident including the videos released today, quick action by his office, and the future of the case. He also talked about his office's focus on transparency including LMPD, more body cam videos of officer involved shootings coming tomorrow, the city's new contract with LMPD, and who Louisville is...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks a "record breaking" homer at Slugger Field and your chance to score a Muhammad Ali bobblehead coming up...
"Bourbon King" Fred Minnick details the Ultimate Bourbon Raffle to benefit the West End School...
Brian Manzella, a PGA Teaching Professional, discusses Valhall's ability to put on an entertaining tournament, how he would've handled Xander's last putt, a lot of the stars showing-up, and Bryson DeChambeau being "one of one"...
Stan Moore is running for the Metro Council seat from District 4. He talked about his desire to serve, his past and present ventures in home security and helping the hungry, the campaign grind, revitalizing Downtown, and the quality of people we have in Louisville...
Wyatt Allison is running to be the District 29 Representative in the Kentucky House. He talks about his calling to serve, getting kids to school, public safety, and growing up farming...
Comedian Greg Hahn is coming to The Caravan this weekend and he dropped by the studio to give you a little preview of his show...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey started by offering condolences to the family of John Mills. He then discussed the embarassing barbs that were being traded during a congressional hearing between AOC and MTG, the impending debates between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and his desire to see a real peaceful solution to the tumoil in the Middle East...
Debbie Wesslund is running to be the representative for District 48 of the Kentucky House. She discusses her goals for the district, her desire to bring more positivity to politics, reproductive rights, public safety, and other issues...
Ricky Sanitago is running for the 29th District of the Kentucky House of Representatives. He talks about his son being his motivation to run, his day job, his Puerto Rican heritage, and his vision for the office...
WLKY's soon-to-be Sports Director Kent Taylor checks-in from Valhalla where the crowds are big, the scores are low (on a hard course), and the LIV Tour guys are doing their best to keep up withy the PGA Tour regulars...
WHAS 11's Doug Proffitt previews his interview with Sydney Thomas, the truck driver who was rescued by Louisville Fire on the George Rogers Clark Memorial Bridge earlier this year...
U of Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell previews the weekend's Notre Dame series (with some possible changes due to Mother Nature) and talks about the team's mindset heading into the ACC Tournament and possibly beyond...
PGA Teaching Professional Brian Manzella breaks down all of the angles in the PGA Championship. He talks the unique angles at Valhalla, some of the holes that could really be a challenge even for the pros, the motivation for the players on the LIV Tour, and who he thinks will be in the hunt on Sunday...
Local filmmakers Chris Lombardi and Biff Butler and actor Emma Duchesneau talked about their quest to create a fantasy film called "Princess Halle & The Jester"...
Chuck Culpepper, a sportswriter at the Washington Post, discusses all things from Mark Pope coming back to UK, Muth being out of the Preakness but Bob Baffert still having a chance to have influence on the winner, and Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy, and a guy named Tiger taking their shots at the PGA Championship at Valhalla...
Daniel Grossberg, the State Representative for District 30, discussed never missing a vote, never ignoring constituent, what he would do if he were in charge in Frankfort, and how to improve the Kentucky education system...
WLKY's Dominique Yates checks-in from Valhalla. He talks about Mother Nature's impact on the PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler's new take on life, the new, softer Tiger Woods, and the Rory rules...
Former schoolboy now schoolman Sam Frey talks his love of Michigan football and their trip to "football nirvana". He also talked all thins PGA Championship including Scottie Scheffler's incredible run leading into the weekend, Tiger's prospects, whether or not Rory can do it again, and who he thinks will play well in the end...
Attorney Colleen Davis is running to represent District 31 of the Kentucky House. She discussed her desire to serve, what she wants to bring to the legislature, the need for critical thinking, and working with those on the other side of the aisle...
Kate Farrow is running for the 48th District of the Kentucky House of Representatives. She talks about her previous careers as a Louisville Water Company employee, her goals for the office, and working with the Republican super majority...
Fred Cowgill, the Sports Director at WLKY, called in from the 4th green at Valhalla to give us the dirt on Justin Thomas practice round for this weekend's PGA Championship. He also talked about some of the changes at the course and how they will change playing strategies, what other stars are out working, and gave a review of the crowds early in the week...
Bridgett Smith is running for Metro Council, District 4. Bridgett discussed her career path that has taken her all over North America, why she is running for public office, her desire to make sure the mayor and the council keep their promises, and her vision of Louisville in the future...
GoodMaps CEO Theresa Reno-Weber discusses the need for indoor navigation software (maps inside buildings), the doors this software opens for those of limited vision, where you can use it around Louisville, and the future of GoodMaps...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses the "lies" college presidents are telling, his love and need to tell the truth about both the University of Louisville and higher education as a whole, and living in a culture of fear...
Valhalla co-owner Jimmy Kirchdorfer disccused the decision to buy the course, his interaction with Tiger Woods leading into next week's PGA Championship, the sightlines for fans, benefits of coming to the practice rounds, and course changes that had been made for the pros...
Rick Adams, the Deputy General Council to the Kentucky Democrat Party, is running to be the Kentucky House Representative for District 41. Adams talked about his law career, why he wants to run for public office, the future of the Democrat Party in the Commonwealth, working acorss party lines, and improving education in Louisville...
Chip Polston previews the next edition of KET's "Kentucky Life" where he speaks to the Kentucky farmer who discovered "The Great Kentucky Hoard" of Civil War-era coins on his land...
FBI Special Agent in Charge Michael Stansbury and Chief Division Lawyer Tim Beam discuss the efforts to lower crime and make the city safer, what makes gang activity so hard to get under control, getting guns off the streets, and how you can get involved in a variety of community outreach opportunities offered by the Bureau...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks using the venues for PGA Championship parking and Phase 2 of the KEC upgrade...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the Bats extending their win streak to three and all of the promotions you can take advantage of this week at Louisville Slugger Field including Copa Night and Halloween in May...
Larry Benz, the Executive Chairman and Founder of Confluent Health, talks new U of L Men's Basketball Head Coach Pat Kelsey, his wealth of energy, and the culture change he has brought to the program. Larry also got into ways to properly get your body started for a workout, proper hydration, and the upcoming PGA Championship...
Julie James, Vice President of the Filson Historical Society, discusses the mission of the Filson, tours of their mansion, Shakespeare in the Park, and how you can become a member...
Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, the Chariman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, discusses KET giving voice to anti-Jewish political candidates, on-campus protests at the University of Kentucky, the globalizing of intifada, and the release of hostages being held by Hamas...
Joshua Watkins is running to be the State Representative for District 42. He discussed his career in public service and desire to serve, who he is as a person, and his vision for District 42...
Doug Zarkin, the Chief Brand Officer of Good Feet, wanted to talk about Nurses Appreciation Week and the specials they have to honor those who care for all of us...
The full, unedited broadcast of the 1973 Kentucky Derby. Secretariat wins the race in historic fashion with the first sub 2:00 race. Milton Metz and Cawood Ledford take you through that Saturday afternoon 51 years ago.
Buck Sexton, a national midday host on The Clay and Buck Show, talks his first trip to Louisville, how he got into the radio business, dealing with listeners looking to pick a fight, campus protests, and the core issue for the upcoming election...
Oscar Combs, the longtime producer of The Cats' Pause, is headed into the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. He talked about the beginning of the paper and how it changed sports media, his start writing for the Courier Journal when he was a teenager, Mark Pope taking over in Lexington, and the future of college sports...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the protests and arrests across the country's college campuses related to the Israel/Palestine conflict, the renewed movement to removed the Speaker of the House, and the future of coal and EV cars...
Jody Demling talked crazy Derby memories, his love of Sierra Leone, old school vs new school betting, and the rumor that Taylor Swift might be coming to town...
Joshua Crowder discusses his run for Metro Council, his vision for District 4, reallocating the city's budget, filling empty downtown buildings with affordable housing, and how being homeless in his youth shaped his priorities for the city...
Jody Demling talks hitting the Toy Tiger exacta, Encino scratching and Epic Ride getting in the Derby, Fierceness being out of the 17 hole, the "place to be" at the track on Friday and Saturday, and Japanese-style training...
Lou Lou on Market is hosting Kegs & Eggs 2024 Oak's Brunch to benefot Apron Inc. Get details from Lou Lou owner Jared Matthews and APRON's Executive Director Robin Miller...
Joe Federle, and Editor at WHAS 11, is coutning down some great Derby memories (many of which include Terry Meiners)...
840 WHAS Horseracing Expert Jody Demling talks a little college hoops, Dornoch's chances in the race on Saturday, Fierceness being in #17, and T O Password possibly screwing-up the pace...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses Terry's permission to go west of 9th Street, former U of L President Neeli Bendapudi not winning any friends at Penn State University, the financial pressures put on college and universities and how that influences decisions on campuses across the country, anti-blackness versus Israel and Palestine, and Stephen A. Smith's claims that 25% of black people will vote for Donald Trump...
New York Times sports reporter and bestselling author Joe Drape discusses the new documentary "Broken Horses" that chronicles the deaths of 12 horses at Churchill Downs in 2023...
Our resident horseracing expert Jody Demling discusses when Bob Baffert can return to Churchill, how trainers divide their time between horses, the local tie to Honor Marie, possible defections, and your last chances to watch the Derby horses work before the race...
Ranjeet Singh decided to run a marathon in every state across the country to raise awareness for the programs at the YMCA. He talks about his "training," his struggles, living in an RV, and how you can follow his journey...
WLKY Sports Director Fred Cowgill discusses his last month on TV and his future plans helping athletes, the performance of the new leaders of both Louisville and Kentucky men's basketball, the favorties for Derby 150, and possible challengers to Scheffler at the upcoming PGA Championship...
Former jockey and current NBC racing analyst Donna Brothers breaks down her viewpoint of the Kentucky Derby and the recent ruling that says Bob Baffert cannot participate in this year's race. She also helps Annie Locke preview the upcoming Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky run/walk that is coming up on May 11th...
Former Kentucky National Champion and current radio analyst Jack "Goose" Givens talks Reed Sheppard's transition to the NBA, Mark Pope coming back to Lexington and dealing with the pressure of BBN, who might be on the coaching staff, and an upcoming book signing...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones said he would lie through his teeth to get on the Trump jury. He also gave his thoughts on Caitlin "The White Shadow" Clark's shoe deal...
Katherine Southerland, a teacher at Meyzeek Middle School, previews an upcoming community health fair coming up on Friday...
Alex Carpenter, the Program Director of Camp Piomingo, talks about all of the cool things your kids can experience at camp, their Derby weekend camp, and an upcoming open house...
Heather LeMire, the Kentucky State Director of Americans for Prosperity, discussed her opposition to a bill limiting open records that passed in Frankfort and repeal of the Certificate of Need laws...
Thunder Over Louisville Executive Producer Wayne Hettinger reminisce on Thunders gone by, the efforts required to coordinate the annual air show, the drone show, and reinventing the fireworks show with totally new visuals...
Bobby and Helen Vice called in to teach us about Morquio Syndrome and how it effects the life of their son Robert. Elizabeth Spears also talked about an upcoming event at Camp Hi Ho to raise money and awareness for Rooting For Robert coming up this Saturday...
Before Hayley bails for another job in the Windy City, she agreed to do one more segment of Hayley and the Knobs...
Caroline Scott talks about a contest going on to determine the Coolest Things Made in Kentucky (and maybe her support of Mark Pope being the new UK Head Coach)...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talked about his ever improving squad as #11 Virginia comes to Jim Patterson this weekend. He also discussed Heroes Weekend, Bark at the Park, and UK making the trip to The Ville on Tuesday...
Derby 150 is coming and Joe Kristifek from Twinspires wants you to come to our 840 WHAS Derby Betting Preview Night and be ready to make your bets on the first Saturday in May...
Katie Dikes from duPont Manual High School is shadowing today. She discusses the Manual RedEye scooping the Courier Journal on the upcoming bussing issue for magnet schools, the school's Journalism & Communication department, and her non-reliance on her cellphone...
Kentucky National Champion Jack "Goose" Givens discusses the ups and downs of John Calipari's time in Lexington, his exit from the University of Kentucky, and what will happen at UK now...
Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette discusses the coaching carousel in the Commonwealth, the Bats getting a win in walk-off fashion, and the upcoming action at Louisville Slugger Field including Thunder Over Slugger...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks tourism in the city, prepping for Derby season, the reschedule date for Aerosmith, and more money coming to KY Venues fron Frankfort...
Ryan Ogle, Championship Director for the PGA of America, previews the PGA Championship that comes to Valhalla Golf Club in May...
Steve Wiser and Dan Tafel discuss the details of the 1974 tornado remembrance that is coming up at Crescent Hill Baptist on April 14...
Lynn Hesse, Terry's sister, described their experience with the soalr eclipse in Bloomington, IN...
New U of L Men's Basketball Coach Pat Kelsey discusses the Transfer Portal and the passion of the fanbase being a huge help, his ability to coach and recruit at this level, the future of NIL, and more...
Bob Frazier discusses his lawsuit against Metro Councilwoman Donna Purivs that began over the Councilwoman's use of the phrase "West End" and resulted in Mr. Frazier losing his job at his church...
Any claims made by Mr. Frazier and his attorneys in this segment represent only one side of the aforementioned lawsuit.
We contine to remember the 1974 tornado outbreak, this time with Henry Sadlo and Tim Meiners telling us about hiding in a ditch near Freedom Hall as the storm went through...
Angelique Stacy tells us all about her ghost experience in one of the homes inbcluded in Louisville Historic Tours...
Van Vance gives us the play-by-play of WHAS's coverage of the 1974 tornado outbreak and what it was like behind the scenes...
Former local meteorologist Jeremy Kappell talked about his documentary on the 1974 tornadoes called "The Super Outbreak"...
WHAS News 1974 Tornado 20th Anniversary Special from March 31, 1994 with WHAS' Paul Miles and John Asher.
A few months after the April 3rd 1974 Tornado WHAS News produced a recap special called Day of Disaster.
Senator Mitch McConnell discusses his decision to step down as Republican leader in the Senate and his future in the body, aid to Ukraine and the message that would be sent to China, reuniting the Republican party, politics in Frankfort, money coming to the Commonwealth, ending the conflict in Israel, his relationship with President Donald Trump, the new basketball coach at the University of Louisville, and the need for the NCAA...
Simon Meiners, the Communications and Research Specialist, talks the Cool Kentucky exhibit at the Frazier History Museum and their upcoming Night at the Museum celebration of their 20th anniversary. He also stuck around to talk NBA memories, his Clippers love, whether or not to love Hailey van Lith, Pat Kelsey, and more...
Dr. Ricky Jones talked the downfall of U of L athletics and the use of DEI as a replacement for the N-word...
News Anchor Doug Proffitt talks the history of of WHAS-TV on this their 74th birthday. He also got into a little hoops talk with all of the craziness surrounding U of L and UK...
Heather Benson, the Director of Philanthrop at the WHAS Crusade for Children, discusses the upcoming Crusade and the raffle to win six box seats to the 150th Kentucky Derby...
Friday night is Opening Night at Slugger Field for the Louisville Bats and President Greg Galiette joins us to preview the festivities, what the Bats roster may look like, and what other events might be coming to the ballpark...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDOnnell and his better half Julie preview tomorrow's Cancer Awareness Night at Jim Patterson Stadium...
Chris Morris, the Master Distiller Emeritus for Woodford Reserve, talks about the new special bottle to commorate the 150th Woodford Reserve Kentucky Derby. He also talks whiskey collecting, how the blend came together, and how you can get one...
Former 840 WHAS newsman Byron Crawford remembers April 3rd, 1974 and the tornadoes that ravaged the Louisville area...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed his comments on X about the treatment of Kenny Payne, why we haven't heard from him since being let go from the university, the Nolan Smith incident, the passing of "sweeping anti-diversity legislation" in Frankfort, and Kyle Rittenhouse speaking at the Western Kentucky...
Dr. Rachel Connolly breaks down all of the details on the "once in a lifetime" eclipse that is coming up next week. The dos and the dont's to enjoy what we will never see again...
Brett Bachman, the CEO of the Heuser Hearing Institute, discusses the history and mission of HHI, their use of improving audiology technology, A.I., sign language, and how you can get in touch with them at various Kentucky Derby Festival events...
Our media buddy Tara Bassett is trying to help Pat Comley find his missing dog Looska. Get details on her and please call if you know or see anything (502-523-7978 or 502-552-2605)...
Former District Court Judge David Holton called in to express his love for his Morehead State Eagles...
Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini discussed his relief after being exonerated in an ethics trial, hindsight on how he might've been able to avoid the entire issue, political motivation behind the issue, his relationship with Mayor Greenberg, his efforts to rebuild relationships on the Metro Council, and his future plans...
Nanette Mershon and Joyce King Jennings discussed the Queens Daughter's 71st annual Fashion Show and Luncheon. Get details here...
Russ Smith, a former U of L National Champion, talked about the end of the Kenny Payne era, Louisville's future, NIL and the Transfer Portal, the expansion of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, this summer's TBT, and Rick Pitino dismissing the NIT...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talked about falling in love with the process, communicating with the fanbase, using all athletics as teaching moments, and tomorrow's game against Bellarmine...
Dr. Susan Bornstein talks about the goal of the Asclepius Initiative and how they are striving to get everyone health insurance coverage. She also talks about the difference between HSA and FSA accounts...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act and the legality of no-knock warrants, the future of TikTok, Israel and the stance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Haiti, and the 32-hour work week...
Jim Waters from the Bluegrass Institute discusses the house vote to approve an amendment opeing the possibility to approve school choice vouchers...
David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, discusses the hotel room capacity in the city and the need for more, the impact of Louisville Basketball on the local economy and tourism, and the Mid-American Trucking Show...
Tony Estes, President of the Kentucky Racetrack Chaplaincy, and Stacey Murphy talked about the history of the chaplaincy, what they do for the track workers, and the upcoming Race For Grace event with special guest Tim Tebow...
Spalding Athletics Director Brian Clinard and Chief Advancement Officer Michael Buckman talk Spalding Athletics and how you can help raise money for their athletes and have a good time at their annual Bracketology event coming up on Monday, March 18th. Get details here...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed his stance on anti-DEI legislation and his belief that it is "anti-blackness," Kentucky following the path of Florida and Texas, and the takes both political parties have on black people...
Jack "Goose" Givens, a member for Kentucky's 1978 National Championship team, called in to talk about his new book "They Call Me Goose", how race factored into his decision to play at UK, his money troubles after leaving the NBA, and how current college players deal with the new money in the game...
Dr. Larry Benz, the President and CEO of Confluent Health, talks his time at Ft. Knox, honestly determining your fitness level, how to safely ramp-up your activity with Spring right around the corner, and the benefits of strength training...
UK Law Professor Josh Douglas discusses today's Supreme Court ruling on President Trump's eligibility on ballots in respective states...
After the shooting voer the weekend at Cafe 360, District 8 Councilman Ben Reno-Weber discusses a proposed ordinance to quickly suspend alcohol liscenses for businesses when public safety is in question...
Dr. Debra Clary talks about the inspiration for her one woman "A Curious Woman" that is coming to the Kentucky Center of the Performing Arts...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses the efforts to free Ryan Corbett from the Taliban, creating more greenspace in Downtown and the West End, ways to get more people interested into being a part of the police department, President Biden's doings in Russia, and gubernatorial pardons...
Jon Hicks, the CEO of J Hagan Capital, discusses dealing with the the ups-and-downs of the market on the road to retirement and the idea of getting a playcheck...
WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew talks about how she made it to Louisville, her love of boxing, and trailblazers in Black history...
Reed Yadon check-in again from somewhere in Arizona, flying a brand new helicopter across the country...
WHAS 11 Meteorologist Reed Yadon is ferrying someone's new helicopter across country and he called in to update us on his trip...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones talks about his new gig at the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute and why he is happier now. He also discussed UK President Eli Capiluto making a statement on DEI legislation, the misguided path the University of Louisville is going down, being a ghoul, and KY rep Jennifer Decker saying her father was a slave...
Lauren Coulter, a co-founder of Biscuit Belly, talks about how they came up with the name, the recipes, their growth across the southeast, and where their restaurant goes from here...
Dr. Henry Sadlo dropped-by the studio to wish everyone a Happy Valentine's Day and talk about the importance of taking care of yourself and your heart during American Heart Month...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, discusses the economic impact of the National Farm Machinery Show, just how massive the show it, what to expect at the tractor pull, and enhancements coming to Kentucky Venues...
Gabriel Lefkowitz, the Concertmaster of the Louisville Orchestra, discusses the upcoming season, the orchestra's recent Grammy award, and Usher's performance during the SUper Bowl Halftime Show...
Dr. Julie James, Vice President, discusses the mission of the Filson Historical Society, some of the member benefits, and their upcoming Back To The 80's party...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones throws jokes at Nikki Haley and says the presidential nominees are set. He also discusses the rise of hate crimes in the country against black people, the future of the city of Louisville, and the upcoming Super Bowl...
Julie Howell, the Chief Revenue Officer of the Louisville Sports Commission, discusses the mission of the Commission, their half-Ironman, and the Paul Hornung Award Ceremony. We found out Colorad's Travis Hunter will be here to receive the award, ESPN's Laura Rutledge will be the speaker, and maybe Hunter's coach will come too...
Comedian, writer, performer Chris Hardwick is coming to the Louisville Comedy Club. Chris talks about his DJ career, embracing every opportunity, being from Louisville, The Wall, and being a father...
Eric Gregory, President of the Kentucky Distillers Association, discussed the positive impact bourbon has on the local economy, bourbon tourism, and the bright future of bourbon in the Commonwealth...
Manager Pat Kelly, President Greg Galiette, and Director of Broadcasting Nick Curran came in to get us all ready for Bats baseball season. Pat talked about his managerial style, Greg got into some of the talent that should be on the field, and Nick discussed some of the great promotions coming your way ($1 beer night included)...
Jack Wallace, a finanical advisor at Yrefy.com, talks about Pay Your Bills Week, why it's a good idea to pay them, and some strategies that might help you get it done...
Magician David Garrard and Broadway performer Amanda Clark preview An Evening Of Music and Magic at the St. Matthews Baptist Church...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones discusses his beliefs that Black History Month is an anachronism and that Kentucky and other states of its ilk should cancel their Presidential primaries...
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball discussed a recent audit of the juvenile justice system in the Commonwealth and the disturbing things that were found (ie. poor treatment of inmates). SHe also talked about a shortage of employees at the facilities, how the system got to this appoint, and how to go about correcting these errors...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, discusses the history of the Phoenix Hill Tavern, their moose head, and how the head will be going on display at the Frazier...
Jay Shidler, a 1978 National Champion with the Kentucky Wildcats, discussed his book "Blonde Bomber: A Ride With Shide", his "on the edge" relationship with Joe B. Hall, big blue discipline, rooming with Larry Bird, and two of his teammates saving his life...
Terry Meiners talks about his birthday and how you should treat every day like it is yours...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed his appointment as Senior Whip by Democratic leadership, the issue of immigration both on the national and the local level, owning guns and the impact of mental health, and an American (whose family lives in Louisville) who is being held in Afghanistan...
Rebecca Fleischaker, the Executive Director of the Louisville Downtown Partnership, talks about the 2024 Hometown Tourism Celebration and how you can partake in all of the deals and discount to act like a tourist in your own town...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones discusses his new column on the passing of J. Michael Brown, Ben Richmond, and other community leaders and the "window of change" closing for Louisville. He also talked about Senator Tim Scoot's love for Donald Trump...
Molly Galbraith (Gatewood's daughter) and author Matthew Strandmark talk about Gatewood Galbraith, his life, and the new book "Gatewood: Kentucky's Uncommon Man (Kentucky Remembered: An Oral History Series)"...
Old Joe checks-in from Not-Big-Blue-Heaven to throw some U of Smell hate at Larry Minner...
Greg Galiette, the President of the Louisville Bats, details the return of the Reds Caravan to Louisville Slugger Field on Friday night and previews the upcoming season for the Bats as well...
Jerry Tolson, a Professor of Music Education and Jazz Studies at the University of Louisville, talks about the Count Basie Orchestra coming to town. The show will be at Ballard High school on February 5th. Listen and get more details here...
Terry reads his friend Carol O'Bryan's obit on the air becuase he loved the way it was written...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones calls dibs on Mary George Meiners in addition to discussing the passing of J. Michael Brown, Bill Belichick being over the hill, American having never been a racist country, and the reason he hates Taylor Swift...
We missed this guy during our 100th birthday countdown. Former WHAS host Steve George talks about coming to Louisville, Joe Donovan's record room, his 70's drip, losing money in the restaurant business, and thinking about writing a book on peoples' "second act"...
Pastor Bill Jenkins, the Senior Pastor of Destinyland Christian Center in California, talks about things that could come to pass in 2024. His own "Prophetic Almanac"...
Author Sharon Stevens Evans talks about the story behind her book "Ordinary Angels" where the Louisville community came together during the 1994 snowstorm to aid a young girl (Michelle Scmitt) to get a liver transplant. Schmitt's sister Ashley was also in studio and both discussed the book being turned into a movie starring Hilary Swank and Alan Ritchson. Listen to this great story and find out more about how important organ donations can be...
Tom Underwood, the Kentucky Director of the NFIB, gave his take on our current nonsense economy, how inflation is still keeping us down, and ways Frankfort could help out small businesses across the Commonwealth...
The Colgate 13, an all-male choral group from Colgate University, dropped by the studio to preview their performance in town to raise money for the Philanthropic Educational Organization. They did a version of John Legend's "Save Room," talked about their trip to Green Bay, and explained 13 is an important number for Colgate...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses unionization in franchise businesses, Hunter Biden showing-up on Capitol Hill, avoiding a government shutdown, and what to do with incoming immigrants...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones has returned! He discusses where he has been over the last year, his new life, and black people leaving Kentucky...
Dan McDonnell, the Head Coach of Louisville Baseball, is getting ready for the 2024 season so he called us to talk about the upcoming Leadoff Dinner, a few Spring training camps for players of all ages, his 2024 Team Captains, and the upcoming season...
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck reminisces on a stellar 2023 for tourism in Louisville, changed coming to the KFEC, and a 2024 that could pass 2023's numbers...
Victoria "Tori" Murden McClure discussed her past radio experience with Milton Metz, skiing to the South Pole, rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, getting engaged in a boat, being the President at Spaulding University, the changes in higher education over the last 25 years, the recent controvery at Harvard, and where she goes between now and death...
Former Louisville basketball player Manuel Forrest talked about the current state of Cardinal hoops and support from the fans, Kenny Payne deserving a third year at the helm, his U of L career, his mom's massive impact on his life, living in Argentina, and returning home...
Rev. Tim Findley Jr., the CEO of ElderServe, discusses being a newlywed, the mission of ElderServe to help senior citizens in our community, what he learned running for Mayor, and the issues in his next political campaign...
Dee Derr discusses the P.E.O (Philanthropic Educational Org) and how the Colgate 13, a choral group from Colgate University, are coming to town to perform a benefit concert...
Life strategist Stacey Vicari discussed helping people make improvements in their life by deciding what changes they want to make, focusing on why they want to make those changes, and making the most of every minute...
Former Trinity Shamrock and current Aurburn Tiger golfer John Marshall Butler talks outdoor golf versus simulators, trash talking his high school friends, his U.S. Amateur experience, and his upcoming season on the plains...
Jon Hicks, the Founder and CEO of J. Hagan Capital, came by the studio to talk about the importance of getting paid on time, receiving a paycheck in retirement, limiting taxes in retirement, the benefits of health savings accounts, and more...
Adam Guillette, the President of Accuracy in Media, discusses his group's quest to hold former Harvard President Claudine Gray and other "radical antisemites" on campuses across the country accountable for their actions...
Our running expert Tavi Wallace discussed her most recent Ultramarathon (100 miles run), setting goals, tips to help motivate on a day-to-day basis, and supplying the body with the necessary nutrition...
Dr. Larry Benz, the President and CEO of Confluent Health, wishes everyone a Happy New Year, talks about the best ways to start a new fitness routine in 2024, and gives a few markers people new to fitness should shoot for...
For the past 40 plus years, News Radio 840 WHAS has aired the original 1939 radio broadcast story of Charles Dickens' " A Christmas Carol" on Christmas Eve. We're pleased to make the broadcast available on demand via podcast. Merry Christmas from News Radio 840 WHAS!
Michelle Jones came back to preview the 2024 edition of The Big Stomp on July 26th and 27th and let everyone know that there is a pre-sale for tickets going on now. Get details on how to save money and have a blast at The Big Stomp...
Marla Highbaugh, the Chief Mission Advancment Officer, talks about the mission of The Healing Place and their Mayo Madness fundraising efforts...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey joined us in-studio to discuss Trump being barred from the ballot in Colorado and January 6th, the continued funding of Ukraine, the fighting in the Middle East between Israel and Palestine, immigration reform, and holiday cards for heroes...
Author Richard Robinson discusses how no one seems to under stand him these days and that being the influence behind his new book, "1968: A Primer For Understanding Baby Boomers"...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, came back to update us on new happenings on Main Street and finish-up the last few counties in the "Musical Kentucky: A Song From Each County" exhibit...
Owner/Operator George Timmering and Chrissy Helstern, the "customer service princess", relive some of their great memories from Bearno's by the Bridge and what to expect when they move to 301 W. Market Street after the new year...
Seamus Coyle previews tomorrow's 3rd annual Sweaterfest at Headliners Music Hall which includes great local bands, art, video games, and a coat drive for the needy...
Jessica Jackson, a OneWest Board Member, previews this weekend's Winter Wonderland drive through Christmas light show that run December 15th through the 17th at Shawnee Park...
Attorney General-elect Russell Coleman discusses his background in law enforcement, the issues of violence and drug addiction that continue to plague the Commonwealth, Back the Blue, and his new collabortion with Mayor Greenberg...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, said 2023 was a record year for tourism in the city. He discussed the economic recovery from the pandemic, what is coming in 2024, and the need for more help to continue the positive growth...
Colonel Dee Brisco discusses the Kentucky National Guard Bluegrass Challenge Academy which strives to teach young people life skills, education, and self dicispline. Colonel Brisco also brought some graduating cadets to talk about their experiences in the program...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed aid to Ukraine, support for Israel, and more help for those battle drug addiciton...
After Kentucky Judge Philip Shepherd ruled the new law for funding charter schools is unconstitutional, Jim Waters from Bluegrass Institute explains what's next for this cause...
Gabe Lefkowitz, the Concert Master/Resident Conductor of the Louisville Orchestra, discusses all of the way the orchestra is trying to reach people acorss the Commonwealth and their upcoming presentation on A Christmas Carol in partnership with Stage One...
Ashley Novak Butler, the Executive Director of the Lift A Life Novak Family Foundation, discussed her mother Wendy Louise Novak's book "Diabetes and Me" and the mission behind the Wendy Novak Diabetes Institute...
Greg Fante, the Head Commissioner of the Louisville Sports Commission, and Cyclocross rider Drew Dillman talk the sport of Cyclocross and the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championship coming to Joe Creason Park this weekend...
Senator Rand Paul discussed his opposition to the Senate mandate requiring electric vehicles to have AM radio, funding for Ukraine verus funding for the border, and free speech on college campuses...
Former Governor Paul Patton called from Pikeville where he is "hanging around" as Chancellor to discuss his new book, "The Coal Miner Who Became Governor". He talked the future of coal, how he selected his running mates in political campaigns, the changes in being Governor since he was in office, his respect for Senator Mitch McConnell's political ability without having respect for his policies, his marital issues while in office, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and what happened when the power ended...
Larry Benz, the founder of Confluent Health (or ProRehab as we know it around here), talks last night's injury ankle injury to Jauguars QB Trevor Lawrence and how weekend warriors should treat those types of injuries, maintaining fitness during the cold weather months, and why caffeinated beverages don't count in hydration levels...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey on why he voted "present" on a resolution to denounce anti-Semitism, avoiding the poison pill in legislation concerning border security, Ukraine, and other efforts around the world, the Holiday Cards for Heroesprogram, and the White House Holiday Ball...
Dr. Susan Bornstein, the Founder and CEO of The Asclepius Initiative, discusses the need for everyone to have adequate health care coverage and how those without it in the Commonwealth can get it...
Former Louisville Times and Courier-Journal columnist Bob Hill talks about his new book: David A. Jones: Always Moving Forward: A memoir of friends, family, and building Humana
WLKY Sports Reporter Dominique Yates talks the state of Louisville Basketball, Kentucky's "Thundercats", the ACC CHampionship, and Saturday's high school title contenders...
Tim Keeler previews Saturday's performance of A Chanticleer Christmas at the Cathedral of the Aussumption...
Louisville Baseball's Head Coach Dan McDonnell joined us to discuss the release of their 2024 schedule, ACC expansion, the transfer portal, and more...
Jeannie Hilt, the Director of Business Development at Paristown, talks the ongoing Fete de Noel and the upcoming Drag Queens on Ice that happens this SUnday only at Paristown...
Marjie Vertrees talks all things Jingle Bell Run, a fundraiser for the Arthritis Foundation who is working to end the disease that effects over 60 million Americans (and their pets). Get details and get ready for some holiday fun on Saturday at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park...
Link: https://jbr.org/Louisville
Simon Meiners of the Frazier History Museum showcases a couple of unique songs from Kentucky composers and details who Jim Porter was before a nightclub was named for him.
Kentucky Wildcast legend Jay Shidler talks about his book Blonde Bomber and the years he spent at Kentucky during the championship run and an inside look at what it means to be a basketball icon.
The 2024 PGA Championship is coming back to Valhalla and Championship Director Ryan Ogle has info on tickets that are still available, the chill vibe of the practice rounds, the need for volunteers, and some changes to the course to challenge the best golfers in the world...
Julie Howell talks the Howard Schnellenberger Trophy that will be awarded to the winning team of the Louisville/Miami football games and the finalists of the Paul Hornung Award for the most versitile player in college football...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses the craziness/lack of decorum in the halls of Congress (fistfights and all), bipartisanship against the government shutdown, and President Biden meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping...
Former UK Football star and Super Bowl Champion Derrick Ramsey discusses his new book, "They Call Me Mr Secretary." Ramsery talked about his impact as an African American quarterback at Kentucky, the most rewarding job of his life serving Kentuckians, his relationship with former Raiders owner Al Davis, and the importance of education...
Author Kevin Gibson talks about his new book, "Oldest Louisville," what some notable landmarks used to be, and how the book came together...
Comedian Jacob Williams is coming to Laugh Louisville. He jokes about growing up in Louisville, his experience on America's Got Talent, that one time he got mugged in New York, and more...
Andrew Varga, the Managin Partner of Gold Corn Investors LLC, discussed the history of the J Mattingly 1845 Distillery, the details on their new loaction in Frankfort, and how you can customize your own label...
WLKY Sports Reporter Dominique Yates talk the Louisville Cardinals on both the basketball floor and the football field...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, discussed last night's Louisville victory, the North American International Livestock Expo, business hitting record numbers in 2023, and a new hotel coming to town...
Larry Benz, the Executive Chairman and Founder of Confluent Health, talks maintaining your game/fitness levels during the winter months...
Fred Moore discusses the mission behind Flags4Vets and how you can help them place flags on the graves of veterans on Veterans Day...
Author and the Commonwealth's #1 Georgia Bulldogs fan Cody Patterson returns to talk college football. Cody talks the first CFP rankings, this weekend's big match-ups, and the future for the Cards and the Cats...
Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron discusses new poll numbers that have him tied with Governor Beshear, engagement at the polls, his educational improvement plan, a State Police post in Louisville, his support from President Trump, eliminating the income tax, and protecting the coal industry...
Carson Deans, a kid Terry saw busking outside of Churchill Downs when he was 10 years old, calls in to talk about his aspiring music career (now that he is 17 now). He says he is living in Nashville now, playing live gigs, working on an EP, and more...
Wayne Hettinger, representatives from the Mayor's Office, and others preview the upcoming Veteran's Day festitivies on November 11th...
Athletic hero Tavi Wallace recaps the Javelina Jundred, the 100 mile race she completed over the weekend (in 23 hours), and everything that was required to get it done...
Louisville native and former Manual Crimson Travis Smith is coming back to town to take on the Cards with his Wake Forest Demon Deacons. He talks about his college experience, playing his hometown team, and his plans for the future...
President and CEO Karen Morrison and Family Program Manager Devon Wasser came by to preview this weekend's Noogiefest at Gilda's Club Kentuckiana...
Get details on all of the spooky things involved in the annual Jack Daniel's Wicked Garden Halloween Weekend at Paristown...
3rd District Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed the rumored end to the UAW strike with Ford, the new Speaker of the House (Mike Johnson), government dysfunction and trying to get some work done in Congress before the holiday break, and the situations in Ukraine and Israel...
WVLK morning man Jack Pattie talked about the life and death of trailblazing journalist/media personality (and his friend) Sue Wylie...
Mike and Janell Bass talk their 70's retro van, their Bumble connection, and the inspiration behind Ponyboy Slings...
Anthony Piagentini, Metro Councilman from the 19th District, discusses the situation that led to his alleged ethics violations, his appeal through the Circuit Court process, the Mayor saying he would redirect the money involved, his future on the Council, and the whole thing being a retaliatory strike from Democrats...
Mayor Craig Greenberg discussed the alledged ethics violations by Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini, the bipartisan push to get money from the General Assembly, his interaction with the UAW on the labor situation, the gang problem in the city and increasing public safety, and having a Kentucky State Police in the Metro...
Former Family Court Judge Mason Trenaman discussed his efforts to get back on the bench, public service, and why he weants to be a judge again...
Miss America Heather French Henry dropped by the studio to prevciew some upcoming Veterans Day events and discuss why it is so important to celebrate our country and our veterans in today's world...
Our guy Terry Meiners would never bring attention to himself for his upcoming honor, but he is going into the St. Xavier Hall of Honors on Thursday night so he got a couple of his Tiger brothers to stop by and celebrate Terry...
Special thanks to Dr. Henry Sadlo and Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Emeritus Chris Morris for coming by.
American Edge Project Founder Doug Kelly talks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the threat China poses, and ways to protect yourself...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses pro-Palestinian protestors inside the Capitol, the continuing efforts to get a new Speaker of the House, and the possibility of World War III starting between Israel vs Hamas...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks the comings-and-goings in the convention business including a giant tree in Freedmon Hall, the rodeo, and some of the changes coming to the Fair and Expo Center...
Meade County Green Waves color commentator Cletis Evans discusses his burgeoning broadcast career and the best way to help Toys for Tots this holiday season...
Robert Holmes, the President of the Seneca Past Present Alumni Association, talks about their upcoming Hall of Fame Ceremony and the presentation of their first ever Lifetime Achievment Award to author ZZ Packer (who also joined-in on the interview)...
Matt Kirchgessner discusses "Traylor, "Swiftce," or whatever you call the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce romance, the U.S.'s chances at the next Ryder Cup, and the upcoming Bows and Bow Ties Gala to benefit the Addie and Baylor Kirchgessner Foundation...
Byron Crawford talks some of his media memories, the many cultures of Kentucky, and his new book, "The Back Page: Byron Crawfrod's Kentucky Living Columns"...
Lawren Just, the President of Persimmon Ridge Gold Club, discusses the history and development of the course and how you can learn more in her new book, "Building A Dream: The Persimmon Ridge Story"...
Cody Patterson, known for this segment as simply the biggest Georgia Bulldogs fan in the Commonwealth, talks UK's trip the Athens tomorrow night...
Gary Friedman, the CEO of Big Brothers, Big Sisters Kentuckiana, talks about the importance of mentorship for the youth in our area and how you can help by just giving a little of your time to Big Brothers, Big Sisters...
3rd District Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses the removal of Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and the House not being able to do business, the path to avoid the government shutdown, adding to the border wall, and pulling the fire alarm at the Capitol Hill...
Jessica Stone discusses why she is running to be a Family Court Judge, they types of cases a Family Court Judge would see, and how children are protected in the courtroom...
Volare Chef Josh Moore and Kimberlie Thompson of US Foods preview the 49th annual Taste of Louisville that will benefit the mission of Frankie’s Family. Find out how you can enjoy the great foods and help a great cause...
Dan Jacus and John Ryan preview the upcoming UK basketball Topoff Luncheon and where all of the money goes...
Shannon White and Lisa Young talk college football and the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's...
Conrad Bachmann dropped by to tell old Hollywood stories (Andy Griffith, Marlon Brando, and more) and help Cindy Lou Howard preview this weekend's Louisville's International Festival of Film...
Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf and Jung Nguyen, the founder of the Tri-An Foundation, discuss Nguyen's immigration from Vietnam to America and a new monument being contructed in J-Town to honor those who fight against communism...
Cody Clark and Sid Marvelous preview Saturday's Cody Clark & Friend's "A Magical Variety Show" and perform an in-studio trick...
Larry Benz, the President/CEO of Confluent Health, discusses Plantar Fasciitis and how to avoid it, Pickle Ball and the importance of stretching, and when you can return to your sport after soreness or an injury...
Former radio personaility (and the voice of OnStar) Diane Williamson (and a cutout of her mom JoAnn) talks her WHAS career, the crazy aspects of voice work, and doing a little singing for Lifespan Resources and how you can have a good time and benefit their mission...
Bearno's co-owner George Timmering and 14-year LMPD officer and current Shelbyville officer Jeff Eberenz discuss tomorrow's benefit to raise momney for LMPD Officer Brandon Haley and TCO Gertrude Schaftlein...
APRON Inc Executive Director Robin Miller and Jenn Arnett of Jefferson Reserve preview the upcoming 10 Taste Salute! Celebrating the Life, Times, and Cooking of Chef Dean “Deano” Corbett...
Dr. Henry Sadlo recaps today's installation ceremony of new U of L President Kim Schatzel...
Bryan Hubbard is the chair of the Kentucky Opiod Abatement Commission and he details how the state is using it's settlement from big pharma to help state residents overcome the scourge of opiod addiction.
Food Network Star Damaris Phillips chats about food creativity, growing up above a funeral home, extending grace, family cooking, and saving the ants (but not mosquitoes!)
Author/Political Strategist Cody Patterson discusses the success of his children's book "The First Day," the quest to make his kids Georgia Bulldogs fans, and all things college football...
Executive Producer Thierry Cagianut discusses the inspiration and the mission behind the new movie "Mother Teresa And Me"...
WAVE 3 anchorman/author John Boel gives us insight into his fishing routine, training for an Ironman, and the Man Bun...
By now, you've probably heard that an F-35 had been lost in South Carolina during some training exercises. Pilot Reed Yadon called in to discuss what may have happened when the plane went missing...
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck recaps some of the areas big events like the Kentucky State Fair and the Street Rod Nationals. He also talked about the economic impact of Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life...
Congressman Brett Guthrie and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy discussed the launch of an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, some of the questions that need answered, the Dem's reaction to the inquiry, and other issues taxing the government as well...
Kim Holsclaw, the Managing Director of Blessings in a Backpack, and Spencer Guy, the Head Brewer of Atrium Brewing, discussed the mission of Blessings and how Atrium's new Hunger Crush Pale Ale will benefit Blessings...
Swedish inventor Tord Wingren (the guy who invented Bluetooth) and BrainLIT CEO Kyle Harris talk the benefits of sunlight on health and mental health and BrainLIT's efforts to bring simulated sunlight inside...
Schoolboy Sam Frey calls in from college to talk all forms of football including his Detroit Lions win over the Super Bowl champs...
Julie Howell of the Louisville Sports Commission discusses changes coming to the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame and the Paul Hornung Award, plus a new event in town...
Magicians David Garrard and Bret Sohl preview tomorrow's It's Magic Show at the Ursuline Arts Center...
Eric Gregory, the President of the Kentucky Distillers’ Association, and Chris Morris, the Master Distiller at Brown-Forman, preview the upcoming Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame induction ceremony and why it became legal for women to drink alcohol in public...
Alyssa and Wayne Brewer talk their new George Jones & Tammy Wynette tribute record, "A&W Sing George & Tammy" that comes out next week and Finley Fest that is happening this Sunday...
Josh Heird, the Athletic Director at the University of Louisville, talks his new gameday traditon that listeners can participate in, tips to make the gameday experience easier/better, changes at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium, the 502 Circle, and the future for football and men's basketball...
CEO John Hicks of J. Hagan Capital discusses what is driving the market to be erratic, how to help your retirement, world news' impact on your money, and the cost of mushrooms...
Kentucky Republican candidate for governor Daniel Cameron spoke to Terry Meiners about the Trump arrest and a potential new mask mandate. He also speaks about the new Louisville police chief and installing a Kentucky State Police post in Louisville. Cameron also spoke about education in the state and his other plans for the Commonwealth.
The American Whiskey Festival is coming up this weekend and Bryce Gill, the Director or Bourbon Experiences, previews the festitivies...
Riley Gaines is in Louisville for a speaking engagement with Senator Rand Paul and Attorney General Daniel Cameron. She discusses for advocation for female athletes across the country, Dylan Mulvaney making a "mockery" of women, Bud Light, the NCAA standing behind "evolving science," and why other athletes won't publicly support her cause...
Brian Smith and Joseph Rubin disccuss the festitivies planned for the Iroquois Amphitheater's upcoming 85th birthday...
Sarah George Sutkamp and Katie Wintergerst preview this weekend's Race to Cure Sarcoma that benefits the Sarcoma Foundation of America...
Michelle Jones returned to talk about the death of her brother Pete and the importance of discussing and treating mental health issues. She also previewed The Big Stomp (formerly PeteFest)...
Senator Rand Paul discusses the Old National Bank shooting and the bravery of Nick Wilt and the other officers involved, the JCPS bus nightmare and this thoughts of where the school system should go from here, an investigation he called for into Dr. Anthony Fauci, and whether or not President Trump is tainted goods for the Republican Party...
Stroke Nurse Navigator Rosa Hart discusses her podcast "Stronger After Stroke," the increased risk of stroke if you live in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the advancements in stroke rehabilitation, various causes of strokes, and what can happen after experiencing a stroke...
Ryan Quarles, the Agriculture Commissioner of Kentucky, came by the studio to talk about the start of the Kentucky State Fair, his run for Governor and the future of his political career, winning a tractor driving contest, and cattle farming in Kentucky...
"Fancy" David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, recaps his trip to Fancy Farm and previews the upcoming Kentucky State Fair...
Amanda Carpenter, LMPD Traffic Guard Supervisor, discusses the need for Traffic Guards across the city and the plans for the return to school for JCPS students...
Author Mark Hegele talked about writing process behind his book "God, Are You Still There?: A story of... hope," settling the book in Louisville, and how the book relates to our world today...
Iris Wilbur Glick is principal at McCarthy Strategic Solutions LLC and she previews this weekend's festitivies at Fancy Farm and breaks down different races and strategies across the Commonwealth...
Former Louisville Cardinal Russ Smith is back in the studio to break down The Ville's performance in the TBT, going back to Italy to play pro ball, and doing something no athlete has ever done before...
Dr. Debbie Ford, the new Chancellor at Indiana University Southeast, discussed her path from Mercy Academy to New Albany, the effect of the pandemic on higher learning, and her plans for the future at IUS...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey jokes about getting a new free bridge to replace the Sherman Minton. He also discusses Black Women's Equal Pay Day, Senator McConnell's recent episode, opening a passport office here, and the People's Response Act...
Country singer songwriter JD Shelburne dropped by the studio to talk about his new record that drops tomorrow and that one time he got hit by a "hammock" on stage...
Writer/Produer/Director Stu Pollard discusses the coming Flyover Film Festival and some of the issues being debated during the current writers and actors strikes...
Tiffany White of St. Joseph Children's Home and Allison Gousha from Kroger preview the upcoming 174th St. Joe's Picnic set for August 11th and 12th...
PS. The Chicken Dinners are BACK!!!
LaQuayia Goldring talked about her fight with pediatric cancer and the affect it had on her kidneys which put her on the organ donors list. She also joined Jennifer Erickson (from the Federation of American Scientists) in discussing the monopoly United Network for Organ Sharing has on donated organs, the issues the monopoly has caused (including the death of patients), and the efforts across the country to end it...
Ian's wife Marjie stops by for date night and gets into all things education as back-to-school time looms...
WHAS 11 Meteorologist and helicopter pilot Reed Yadon heard us talking about his trip and decided to call in for an update...
WHAS 11 meteorologist and helicopter pilot Reed Yadon is flying a new helicopter across country and talks to us from above Arizona...
Premier Lacrosse League founder Paul Rabil joined together with Greg Fante of the Louisville Sports Commission to preview the PLL's All-Star game coming to Louisville this weekend...
PGA Teching Professional Brian Manzella breaks down the British Open. He talks the challenges of the Royal Liverpool course, problems the weather can cause, and who may have a good weekend in England...
Author Mark E. Scott was in the studio to talk about his new book, "First Date." It is the second book in a series that began with "Drunk Log" and will continue...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses efforts to reduce gun violence, getting Sweden into NATO and not allowing Russia to occupy Ukraine, the FBI Director's visit to Capitol Hill, the politicizing of SCOUTS, and inflation...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks about being the emcee at Fancy Farm, the happenings at KICC and the KFEC, The Basketball Tournament, and the upcoming Kentucky State Fair...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the equal application of justice, work going on at Capitol Hill, the Congressman's bill to help battle our nation's drug epidemic, and "Bidenomics" lowering the inflation rate...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, came back to continue the "Musical Kentucky: A Song From Each County" and give details on the upcoming Summer Beer Fest at Frazier...
Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., updates on the happenings at a community meeting concerning the "right sizing" that has been proposed for another section of Brownsboro Road...
Former WHAS host Doug McKelvin came by to talk about Milton Metz's Super Bowl parties, more activity in space, the possibility of a UPS strike, and more...
Nick Coccaro, a sophomore golfer from Trine University, is an intern at the Pete Dye Course at French Lick and decided to raise money for Folds of Honor by playing 247 holes of golf in honor of America's 247th birthday...
Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., discusses a practice called "Right Sizing" or "Road Dieting" and the price of slowing traffic coming at the cost of increased traffic jams on Brownsboro Road...
ACLU of Kentucky Policy Strategists Jackie McGranahan & Kungu Njuguna discussed what the ACLU does and who they fight for, the orgranization's issues with Senate Bill 150, the future of sex education in schools, and the need for more mental health funding in Louisville versus funding for a new jail for minors...
Louisville Cardinal forever Russ Smith returns to talk more about his Mr. and Mrs. labels, where you can catch him on his tasting tour, bringing people together through bourbon, his game as an older player, and the evolution of The Ville for the TBT...
Kelsey Starks, now a On-Air Host/Producer at KET, dropped by to talk about her new show "Inside Louisville," some of the stories she will get to tell, how relaxing not waking-up at 2am is, and how she got Taylor Swift tickets for her daughters (and her husband)...
Dr. Wilfred Reilly, an Assistant Professor of Political Sciences at Kentucky State University, talks about the Supreme Court's ruling that brings an end to affirmative action, the logic behind the ruling, and where college admissions goes from here...
Jeff Thoke, the Chairman of Honor Flight Bluegrass, talks about the organization, why they do the flights for veterans to Washington D.C., and how veterans can sign up to participate...
More infomation: HonorFlightBluegrass.org
Magician David Garrard and Kentucky Kingdom's Daniel Dambros preview all of the great stuff coming to the Kingdom this summer...
Taste for Life co-founder Chris Williams and Kahlil Kennedy discuss the upcoming Taste for Life, Anthony Bourdain's influence on the event, and how you can get some great food and help both The Pete Foundation and NAMI Louisville...
Penny Peavler, a Strategic Initiatives Consultant and Principal from Cultural Tourism Consultants, wanted to talked about the Kentucky Bourbon Raffle where you can win an entire barrel of Whiskey Thief bourbon and help raise money for Educational Justice, a a non-profit striving to end educational inequity by pairing 5th-8th grade students with high-achieving high school peers for long-term one-on-one tutoring and mentorship. Get details on how to participate in the raffle here...
Russ Smith, former Cardinal and a National Champion, discusses the TBT and Luke Hancock having "no option" but to coach to squad, how he got into the bourbon business and the personal side he brings to it, and how you can meet him over the next few weeks/months to hear about Mr. and Mrs. Bourbon...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, returns to continue the Musical Kentucky series showcasing music recorder by artists in every county in the Commonwealth and some other cool stuff going on at the Frazier...
Former Louisville Mayor Dr. Harvey Sloane came by to talk about his new book, "Riding The Rails: My Unexpected Adventures In Medicine, City Hall, and Public Service," his quest to find out "what's going on" in the world, how he got to Louisville, meeting the city going door-to-door, being the "hippie Mayor" according to Muhammad ALi, and some of the big issues he guided the city through...
Cody Patterson talks about his debut children's book "The First Day" that was inspired by the search for his biological grandmother, what finally meeting her was like, and the importance of fathers...
Dr. Wilfred Reilly, a political scientist, author, and social commentator, discussed his talk at the Louisville Forum, the lack of contemporary racism in the middle class and the fake stories that abound, the need to focus on today's real issues, and the value of having fathers in homes...
Comedian Greg Hahn is back in town, he's already turned up to 11, and it's hours before the show...
Louisville police arrested a wanted suspect on Thursday after a chase that they say ended in the Ohio River...
Jim Prichard, of the Executive Committee of the Friends of Louisville Public Art, discussed the status of the Starks Building (covered in plywood), the new argument behind the removal of Castleman Monument, and the current location of the Prentice statue...
Me'Shorn Daniels discusses his new book "I Am Not Your Black, America," the need to "get out of the color construct put on us by the dominant European culture," and Saturday's Father's Day walk...
With father's Day coming up, we talk about what dads really want from/for their kids and tie it into the fiasco that is the Oakland A's...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talked about The Basketball Tournament coming to Freedom Hall and some of the other events coming to town as well...
Wave 3 Investigative Reporter Natalia Martinez called in to talk about the Let's Dance Louisville contest that is coming up on Saturday night to benefit Feed My Neighbor and her training to get ready, but she also discussed the craziness surrounding President Trump leaving the courthouse in Florida...
Tim Weyrauch, the VP Kentuckiana Pride, discussed the upcoming Pride Festival, laws moving through Frankfort, and discussions that need to be had...
Doug Kelly discusses the American Edge Project and their mission to close the connectivity divide in the U.S., helping small businesses grow, and teaching users how to protect themselves on the web...
Melissa Beare gives us all of the info on next week's H.E.R.O. 5K Run/Walk/Ruck. It happens on June 3rd and you can get details on how to participate here...
Comedian Raanan Hershberg has returned to his former home town. He talks about his new girlfriend (who he can't break up with), the nightmare that is being sober at a Waffle House, and getting back in shape. See him this weekend at Laugh Louisville...
Greg Fante, the President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, talks about the new inductees to the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame.
The inductees are:
Ton Leach
Rick Bozich
Brigid DeVries
Chris Lofton
Bubba Paris
WDRB anchor Gilbert Corsey talks his time in professional wrestling and being one of the voices behind Derby City Wrestling on My58...
Emily Martin, the city's Special Events Coordinator, gives us all of the details on The Mayor's Hike, Bike, and Paddle that is coming up on Memorial Day...
Rebecca Grignon Reeker, the Executive Director of the Louisville Metro Police Foundation, and George Timmering, owner of Bearno's Pizza, discussed the mission of the Foundation, the status of Officer Nick Wilt, and a benefit on Tuesday, May 23rd where Bearno's Pizza will donate 20% of their receipts to Officer Wilt...
Bluegrass Pugfest is coming up with weekend and Event Organizer Paul Gilles previews all of the pug-related fun you can be a part of at the Kentucky Expo Center...
The nice, polite film producer, director, and creator Stu Pollard discusses the Louisville Film Society's Short Film Slam that is coming up tonigh...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell discussed dealing with the injury bug, playing with joy, and getting that "Regional feel" this weekend at Jim Patterson Stadium...
Jeff Thoke of Honor Flight Bluegrass discusses the day's events, how special the trip is for the veterans, the homecoming some never got following their servcie, and what awaits the veterans when they get home...
Magician Cody Clark and his student Buddy August dropped by to talk magic, perform a few tricks, and preview the upcoming Classic Conjurers show on May 20th...
Carolyn McLean, Sabra Crabtree, and Michael Judah school us on the Rock Creek Riding Club and the upcoming Horse Show in early June. Listen for details...
Mark Metcalf, a candidate for Treasurer, discussed the importance of the race for Treasurer, the values that are important to him, credit vs. results, and his goals for the office...
Joe Craft discussed creating jobs in Kentucky, the next generation of power in the Commonwealth, charitable giving, continuing the American Dream, how he handles the attacks on his wife, and Ted Cruz speaking for Kelly...
OJ Oleka is running for Treasurer and discusses his background working under current Treasurer Allison Ball, his opponents "running on Tweets while he runs on his 8 year record," and his desire to be a "strong leader for the Commonwealth"...
Attorney General Daniel Cameron discussed his successes in the AG's office and how they transfer to the office of Governor, why he is running for Gov, the focus of education in the Commonwealth, improving mental healthcare, getting more people to become police officers, and Andy Beshear "being born on third and thinking he hit a triple"...
Susan Sweeney Crum talked about the love she and the family are feeling from the community, Denny's love of Louisville, the upcoming celebration of Coach's life, his love for her, and his lasting impact on his family, his players, the city, and more...
Kentucky State Senator Max Wise, the Lt. Governor candidate with Kelly Craft, discusses the campaign for Governor, his role at Lt. Governor, the execution of the super majority in Frankfort, getting Kentucky back to work, and Senate Bill 150...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the impact removing Title 42 and his desire to keep it in place based on opioids, the mass of unclaimed children at the border, and the debt ceiling and what the country should do about it in the short and the long run...
Ryan Quarles, the Agriculture Commissioner of Kentucky, dicussed his run for Governor and why he should be the Republican candidate. He talked about being a "uniter," the relationship necessary to work with the General Assembly, the need to get the Commonwealth back to work, and how to improve education...
Riley Gaines, the 2022 Southeastern Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Year from the University of Kentucky, discusses being held hostage in San Francisco for her views on trans women in sports, not being asked or warned she and other athletes would be sharing a locker room with Lia Thomas, companies who are sponsoring people like Dylan Mulvaney making a mockery of women, and how she would determine who plays sports with who...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks renovation ideas at the Kentucky Expo Center, the results found by the Client Advisory Committee, and upgrading Freedom Hall...
NBC Sports Horse Racing Reporter Donna Brothers is back to talk Derby 149 and Bobby Paisley, the Executive Director of The Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky, help to preview this weekend's Run, Walk, and Roll...
Louisville greats and Cardinals forever Butch Beard and Jerry Eaves discussed the impact Denny Crum had on Louisville basketball and the city itself. Butch talked about what it looked like from afar and Jerry talked about his recruitment and what made Denny so special...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport talked about the teacher that Denny Crum was and the effect Coach has on his life on a daily basis. He also discussed the first time he met Coach Crum and the type of person he was to his core...
Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy talks about his mission to redicover what America is, bringing back the meritocracy, being conservative without apologizing, transgender issues, abortion and placing more responsibility on men, finding a solution to our country's mental health issues, carbon emissions, and more...
U of L Play-by-Play Announcer Paul Rogers said Denny Crum was the most "genuine, courteous, normal person." Paul talked Denny's love of everything about Louisville, his fiercely competitive spirit, his desire to help the community whenever possible, and much more...
Longtime sportcaster Van Vance joins the show to talk about his friend Denny Crum. He discussed Denny coming to Louisville, his amazing run on the bench, his coaching acumen, his character, and his love for the city and the people of Louisville...
Colonel Pam Stevenson, the 43rd District Representative to the Kentucky House of Representatives, is running for Attorney General and she talked about her background in law, the military, and her time in Frankfort. She also discussed the mass shootings and the availability of firearms, Red Flag Laws, education and who should chose cirriculum, and how to make our cities safer...
Hayley and the Knobs on the replay of Secretariat's Derby performance 50 years ago and we had a Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel update...
Kelly Craft discusses why she should be Kentucky's next Governor, the importance of her experience as the Ambassador to Canada and as a business owner, her relationship with Senator Mitch McConnell, President Trump endorsing Daniel Cameron, and her desire to lead Kentucky...
Hayley and the Knobs (and honorary Knob Jody Demling) talk Churchill's "all-inclusive" packages, new seating options at the track, and the news out of Derby 149. We also got into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's newest class and who still belongs in...
President and CEO Dawn Lee and Program Director/Media Producer Phil Dunaway came by to give us some great news for the 70th anniversary Crusade for Children...
Award-winning WBTV Reporter Steve Crump returns to his hometown to cover the Kentucky Derby. He talked his company paying for TV anchors hats, the hopes of a controversy-free Derby, being "related" to attorney Ben Crump, working in the Paddock, and what it's like covering NASCAR...
Jody Demling gies us an update on the huge Thurby crowd, Practical Move's withdraw, and how added pace could change the Derby equation...
Former sports guy turned fancy anchorman Lachlan McLean returns to throw some shade on both John Caipari and Kenny Payne while praising the greatness that is Diet Mt Dew...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Terry's chilly trip to Dawn at the Downs, King Charles' coronation, Cal ordering the chicken tenders at Jeff Ruby's while courting Hunter Dickinson, and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald and the death of Gordon Lightfoot...
Mark Mix, President of National Right To Work Foundation, discussed a Ford employee winning a lawsuit against the United Auto Workers Union for taking union dues from her paycheck...
Jody Demling talks Rich Strike and some of the longshots that might have a chance to repeat that kind of performance, trainer's rituals and superstitions, and horses hoping to get a shot at the race on Saturday...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Derby week festivities, a Cletus update, Kelly Craft's new commercial, and what happens if the writers go on strike...
Cathy Bailey, one of the Operation Opens Arms founders and a member of the Board of Directors, talks about the organization's mission to help the children of imprisoned mothers and how you can have a great time at the Silks Bash and help support them at the same time...
Jody Demling talks the speed (or lack thereof) in the Derby, how to get around the new Churchill Downs, and some great race names on 502sday...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the good and bad of the NFL Draft, Kenny Chesney saying, "No" to the Super Bowl, and when a "lifetime supply" of something isn't all it's cracked-up to be...
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner (and candidate for Governor) Ryan Quarles discusses enjoying chili dogs, detaching the negative stigma associated with mental health, how to increase public safety, running a positive, issue-based campaign, the importance of getting Kentuckians back to work, improving education, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Jack Harlow's new record and the need to keep the area he shot the cover photo clean, Republican outraged over tweets from Kentucky's Poet Laureate, and whether or not Aaron Rodgers is lying to the New York media...
St. Xavier President Paul Colista discussed the impact the Old National Bank shooing has had on the community, the idea behind St. X's "Louisville Strong" t-shirts, and how you can help them raise money for the victims...
Simon Meiners came by to talk about the Frazier History Museum dropping some more tunes in their Musical Kentucky series, but he also gets into some of his past visits, Jack Harlow, and Aaron Rodgers...
Hayley and the Knobs talk celebrity look-alikes, fair-type foods, 4/20, defective sledgehammers, and Florida Man getting arrested in a fantastic way...
Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News host Scott Fitzgerald previews some of the action you will see during the air ahow before Thunder Over Louisville...
Security specialist and former Secret Service Officer Greg Gitschier gives some tips on avoiding gun violence and other high pressure situations...
Jonathon Raley, Gilda's Club Director of Philanthropy, and Grant Meyer, Gilda's Club Kentuckiana Associate Board Member, dropped by to discuss all of the ways Gilda's Club helps those effected by cancer and how you can go Over The Edge to help their mission...
Alan Keck, Somerset Mayor and a candidate for Governor, talked about participating in yesterday's KSR Debate, not reselling weapons used in crimes, stopping the drug problem in the Commonwealth, getting people back to work, improving education, expanded gaming, transgender issues in sports, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk fun accents possessed by people running for political office and the race for Governor in the Commonwealth (including today's KSR Debate)...
Peppy Martin, a candidate for Governor, came by the studio to talk about her desire to get rid of income tax in the Commonwealth, legalizing casino gaming and recreational marijuana, increasing public safety, the COVID-19 epidemic, and the Democrat party's desire to create a dictatorship in the United States...
Former jockey and current NBC Sports horse racing reporter Donna Brothers discussed her Oaks and Derby post-race interviews, what the Derby could look like this year, the anticipation of a jockey before a race and what it feels like to finish first. Annie Locke also joined in to detail the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky's Run, Walk, and Roll...
Metro Corrections Chief Jerry Collins talked about his first anniversary on the job, the need for a new facility, changing the culture, and the rampant drug and gang problems in our community...
Hayley and the Knobs talk tax issues for professional athletes, FOX News paying Dominion a lot of money to avoid a trial, shingles and YouTube changing their rules on discussing eating disorders...
Author JR Ward (of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series) came by the studio to discuss her career, the discipline is takes to get the books in the hands of the public, her relationship with Sue Grafton, and her ability to edit her language on the fly...
Producer Wayne Hettinger gives us all of the details on the upcoming Thunder Over Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs talk a new scam to watch out for, things you shouldn't do anymore, getting "Iced" and how much Lachlan McLean would love it, and why Bud Light changed their marketing and the backlash that surrounds it...
Former Secret Service agent Paul Johnson discusses Monday's tragedy and how using his Three Ps (prevention, planning, and practice) can help you workplace violence situation...
Shane Ensminger, the SVP Central Bank, discussed March's bank failures, the status of our banking system now, fraud, and ways to avoid it...
Dr. Jeff Tuvlin is the host of Centered on Health and tonight they are having a mental health special with Dr. Nathaniel Mitchell...
Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell discussed honoring first responders after Monday's tragedy and the program's special relationship with those personnel, the shooting being a teaching moment for his players, and, of course, a little baseball with #2 Wake Forest coming in this weekend for a three-game series at Jim Patterson Stadium...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed the im[pact of Monday's mass shooting on the community, "thoughts and prayers" not being enough to prevent the next incident, and the possibility of something positive coming from this tragedy...
Hayley and the Knobs give more reaction to Monday's tragic shooting including 911 calls and Bob Russell's pray for the city. We also got into New York's settlement with Juul and vaping being bad for you and some new gubernatorial commercials...
Colleen Younger, Jefferson County PVA, discussed the annual assessment of property values, who is affected, and how to appeal if you feel it necessary...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, drops by to discuss the comings-and-goings in town, but he also discussed the loss of Tommy Elliott who was killed in Monday's tragic shooting...
Pam Stevenson is running for Attorney General and she gave us a little insight into her personality (she was in the Air Force, is a lawyer, and an award-winning quilter), the issues that are important to her, and why she wants to be AG...
The KDF Mini and Marathon are coming and Tavi Tichenor and Dallas Harshfield (the race's Pace Director) discuss the course and how to get help with your pace during the race...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the Mayor asking for a "carve out" to be able to destroy guns used in crimes in the city of Louisville, Red Flag laws, local office buildings for sale, and other news emerging from yesterday's shooting...
Jody Meiman, the Director of Louisville Metro Emergency Services, discussed the quick response to yesterday's mass shooting, the training that LMPD, Louisville Fire, EMS, and others go through to respond to incidents like that, how these incidents are coordinated by first responders, and the importance of being prepared at all times...
Ryan Quarles, Agriculture Commissioner and candidate for Governor, discusses destroying weapons used to commit crimes in Louisville, mental health and helping those with issues, and how to address the Commonwealth's teacher shortage...
Former Congressman John Yarmuth discussed his beloved "F" grade from the National Rifle Association, the common ground that exists on guns and the need to vote with those ideas, and the belief that "more guns equals more safety" is flawed...
Whitney Austin is a mass shooting survivor and she discussed the thoughts that went through her mind while she was being shot, Whitney Strong and its mission to reduce gun violence, and the support the victims of this season are going to need moving forward...
Website: www.WhitneyStrong.org
Aaron McGahee, the President of the Rhinox Research Group, discusses gun control, the benefits of and the reasons why everyone should undergo gun training and firearms education, "Run, Hide, Fight," and what not to do when shooting situations arise...
Hayley and the Knobs talk prepping for tonight's possibly severe weather, what some UK player bough with their NIL money, the Colorado mastermind (he thinks) of cheating, and we get Hayley's predictions on the Men's and Women's Final Four...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport called in to speak lovingly of his guy playing in the Manager Games (they got beat in sudden death by Kentucky and then beat West Virginia in a colsulation game) in Houston and then he got back into his prognostication bag for the Final Four games...
Anne Jewel, the CEO of KY Pitch, came by to talk about Kentucky's largest intercollegiate pitch competition and how students from across the Commonwealth can participate in the "Shark Tank-style" clash...
Hayley and the Knobs talk President Trump being indicted for his past issues with Stormy Daniels, legal pot and gamblin' in the Commonwealth, and Gwyneth Paltrow's win in court...
Nic & Norman's is a southern-inspired restaurant back by "The Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus, Greg Nicotero, and Robert Kirkland that is coming to Whiskey Row. David Valentine, the Vice Pesident of Operations, called-in to tell us all about it...
The Kentucky Race Track Chaplaincy is getting ready for the The Race for Grace Banquet and Auction and Scott Neal and Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day dropped by to talk about the Chaplaincy's history and what you expect at the event...
Hayley and the Knobs talk hoops and Bill Murray now being a UCONN guy, Bernie Sanders hating on the Starbucks CEO, and Day 1,000,000 of the Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial...
Jim Waters, the President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions, discusses a veto that was overridden in Frankfort that will force unions to collect money for due directly from members in place of the Commonwealth doing it for them...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss a great present gone wrong, "lucky" Charles Barkley, Lamar Jackson trying to get out of Baltimore, and Gwyneth Paltrow losing a half-day of skiing after she crippled an old man...
Simon Meiners, the Communications and Research Specialist at the Frazier History Museum, discusses "Musical Kentucky" and tunes from a few more counties in the Commonwealth...
Hayley and the Knobs talks the Men's and Women's NCAA Tournament, Gwyneth Paltrow looking "inconvenienced" during her ski trial, Rhianna being stalked, and Beyonce losing her Adidas deal...
St. Xavier Baseball Coach Andy Porta talks about his team being the first ever from Kentucky to be invited to the USA Baseball National High School Invitational and the changes it has brought for his program and kids...
Sean Gregory, TIME Senior Sports Columnist, is embedded with Princeton (his alma mater) for their run in the NCAA Tournament, and gave us some insider info. We talk "movie night", the sterotypes they deal with on a daily basis, and their menu at Vincenzo's...
Hayley and the Knobs break down this weekend's NCAA Tournament action with Bellarmine Head Coach Scott Davenport and hear some audio from Chris Mack about his time at Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Gwyneth Paltrow running over an old man on the ski slopes, more old people causing problems, and a woman who stole a lot fo money from Bardstown...
Andrew Soliday, the Marketing Director at Hillerich & Bradsby Co., discusses the fresh face coming to the Louisville Slugger Museum and the Renevation Celebration on April 5th...
Alan Keck, the Mayor of Somerset, drops by to discuss his run for Governor. He touched on safety in the Commonwealth and "backing the badge", combating "generational poverty", how to better education, ways to improve the economy, and so much more...
Former Courier Journal and Louisville Times writer Bob Hill joined David Jones Junior, the former Chariman of the Board at Humana, in the studio to tell stories about and discuss a new book on David Jones Senior called "Always Moving Forward"...
Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon discusses the findings of the recent audit of Kentucky State University and some of the issues involved in Frankfort, numbers being non-partisan, and his opinion on how the current administration in the Governor's office is using the people of the Commonwealth's money...
Steve Wiser, the President of the Louisville Historical League, discusses re-using historic buildings for new projects, the future of the Odd Fellows building, what will become of the Castleman statue, and more...
Lucie and Thornton is a play about two slaves that escape enslavement. The story is set in Louisville. The cast stopped by to talk about the production and storyline.
Hayley and the Knobs talk Nothern Kentucky's chances in the NCAA Tournament, and new Cinderella emerging, and oldguys putting out new music (if they can stop saying racist things long enough)...
Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell discusses the importance of the Cards' success at the Shriner's Classic in Houston and the start of ACC play tomorrow against Georgia Tech...
Trevor Cravens and Katie Meinhart give us all of the info on NULU Bock Fest (and the associated goat races) coming up on March 25th...
Louisville Cardinal forever Peyton Siva talks the highs and lows of March Madness and his upcoming basketball camp in early April...
Hayley and the Knobs talk various sleep habits that seem to plague most people, "illusionist" David Blaine coming out of his groundhog hole to jump to an injury, a couple stories Hayley missed while she was gone, and basketball...
Leslie Broecker, President of Broadway in Louisville, talks the launch of the 2023/2024 series including Wicked, Frozen, Tina, and so much more...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the Russians taking down our drone in the Black Sea, the endpoint of helping Ukraine, the future of fossil fuels both here and across the world, how to avoid more bank failures, and the DOJH's issues with how LMPD is run...
Lifelong Green Bay Packers fan John Boel discusses the end of the Aaron Rodgers era in Wisconsin and plunking down money of a jersey in New York Jets green...
Andrew Dunn returns to the airwaves to continue discussing the mission of RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) Louisville and one of the new projects which is to rebuild the playground at Blue Lick Elementary...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the new saga surrounding Tiger Woods and his ex girlfriend, Ford making a "man's-only" SUV, and the best St. Patrick's Day celebrations around...
John Boel checks-in again before he heads to physical therapy to discuss his recovery, Derby coverage, and the saga surrounding Aaron Rodgers...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the life of Elizabeth Taylor, Nick Cannon (maybe) getting a game show to pick his next baby momma, and Chris Rock talking about getting slapped...
Mayor Craig Greenberg and LMPD Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel discuss the Department of Justice report that was released this morning implicating LMPD with a pattern of excessive force and discrimination. They talked about how to go about moving forward, some of the changes that will take place (improving training and adjusting policies) and who will oversee them, how the incidents were allowed to occur in the first place, and establishing a police department that the city and its resident can respect, trust, and be proud of...
David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, discussed the economic impact of the National Farm Machinery Show and the announcement of the this year's Bourbon & Beyond lineup...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Tucker Carleson's new take on January 6th, Louisville doing what they do at the ACC Tournament, and Hunter Biden not paying his child support...
WAVE 3 anchor/reporter John Boel is still recovering from back surgery, but it seems like he is spending way too much time on social media. He also talked about the NCAA Tournament, agents, and his book of fish stories...
Caroline Feller discusses her business (Caroline Grace Feller LLC) that provides in-home care and hospice care for those in need. She also gives a few tips for people looking for someone to help care for their elderly family members, her vetting process for employees, the ability to meet the client's needs, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk angry, noisy New Yorkers invading Florida, the concept of Bare Minimum Mondays, the mess that is the Alabama Men's Basketball Team, and the Aaron Rodgers saga...
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles discusses his plan to release a "Bold Idea" for Kentucky each week during the campaign, medical marijuana, remaining friends with the other candidates in this race for Governor, and Andy Beshear holding Kentucky back...
Mary Jo Terry from Yrefy.com (why-refi.com) discusses the SCOTUS decision on the President's plan to absolve federal student load debts. She talks about the timeline, the need to know who services your loan now, the impact of higher interest rates, and more...
Jim Waters, the CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discusses the barrel tax and its negative impact on the Commonwealth's bourbon industry and a few other taxes legislators are trying to get rid of...
Featured Milliner of Kentucky Derby Christine Moore talks about making hats for the first Saturday in May and how you can go about getting the right lid to make your outfit perfect...
Neville Blakemore III discusses his desire to work in politics, where that fire came from, and the challenges facing those who have that same passion today...
Dominique Yates stops by to talk about his journey as a sports reporter for WLKY and the various paths that led to him his current location
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Alex Murdaugh and his "I'm a liar and a thief, but I'm telling the truth about this" defense, Lizzo going to Sesame Street, P!nk making Madonna angry, and comparing Britney Spears' and Hilaria Baldwin's fake accents...
John Boel returns from his own personal darkness retreat to talk about Aaron Rodgers' 4-day trip into the night, the popularity of NFL QBs, and how you don't have to be a "whack job" to be a good quarterback...
Julie Dolan fills us in on her love for good food and desire to show off all of the different types of cuisines Louisville features...
Dr. Henry Sadlo discusses the benefits of exercise in keeping the heart healthy and the importance of knowing and slowing the build-up of plaque in your arteries...
Hayley and the Knobs on guillotines and whether or not you can see after your head is chopped off, Facebook and Instagram charging monthly fees for checkmarks, the Chrisley's not enjoying their jail stays, and Joe Bidenski...
Twenty-four year old author Mason Place discusses his life that has been filled with challenges and his book "Can Tribulation Be a Blessing?"...
South End residents (Tina Burrell along with Patti and David Heath) express their concerns over proposed apartment complexes from Louisville Development Group...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Chane Behanan not being allowed at the reunion of U of L's 2013 National Championship team on Saturday, Rolling Stone's list of Horrible Albums and the Happiest Songs Ever, when women are in their prime, and the separation of Kelly and Ryan...
WAVE 3 Anchor/Reporter John Boel updates us on his recovery from back surgery, how is new book is going, and his relationship with his father...
University of Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell called on the night before the college baseball season opens to preview his team and what fans can see at Jim Patterson Stadium this weekend...
Chuck Kyle, the legendary former football coach at St. Ignatius in Cleveland, discusses his career, the impact he tried to have on his players, and a couple of his past players in former Louisville Cardinals Dave Ragone and Jonathan Gannon (who just happens to be the new head man with the Arizona Cardinals)...
James Linton of the Community Connections Show talks about unity, diversity and the upcoming Power Diversity Breakfast featuring special guests and speakers at the Frazier History Museum
Hayley and the Knobs talk a couple politicians throwing jokes at the Washington Press Club, Amy Robach and TJ Holmes continuing their love affair on a new network, and Leo DiCaprio dating a teenager...
WAVE 3's John Boel called-in the day after he had major back surgery to discuss his recovery, why he went under the knife, his new fish story book, and the craziness surrounding Aaron Rodgers...
Senator Mitch McConnell discussed the President's State of the Union address, previous Chinese balloons and China's adversarial status, the need to defeat Russia in Ukraine, and the Republican's plan for the future of Social Security
Hayley and the Knobs talk Papa Johns leaving Louisville and Schnatter "setting the record straight," Aaron Rodgers going dark for four days to learn about his future, and George Santos striking again at the State of the Union address...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed his first State of the Union address and the new, interactive format, being a Freshman and adjusting to life in D.C., what to do about the debt ceiling, and the future of energy in our country...
Anthony Piagentini, Metro Councilman from District 19, described his experience at a JCPS School Board meeting last night and discussed the reprecussions of kids having guns in schools and curbing violence in our community...
David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, discusses The Basketball Tournament coming to Freedom Hall, the return of the National Farm Machinery Show, and other events coming to town...
National champion and Cardinal Forver Peyton Siva came on the show to talk about The Ville coming to The TBT, hosting some games at Freedom Hall, hearing Coach P in his head, the reunion of the 2013 team at the Clemson game, and the advice that he has given to the current Cardinals...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the alleged idiot who has been messing with animals at the Dallas Zoo, Gary Glitter (unfortunately) getting out of jail, and the qualities that make men attractive...
Ricky Jones returns to the airwaves to discuss the dangerous racial road our country is travelling and if the poath will change, the lack of knowledge the general person has on black history, and how to get rid of the Chinese balloon...
Jon Wysong, the Executive Director and trumpet player in the Louisville Civic Orchestra, talks about the orchestra, its members, and their upcoming "Healthcare Heroes" shows and how you can enjoy them...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Groundhog Day and Terry forces us to listen to clips from the movie, the Grammy's celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop and the art's origin in 1973, and Mayor Greenberg giving the state of the city (which seems soon, doesn't it?)...
Darren Rogers, the Senior Director of Media Services at Churchill Downs, talks the track's new look and some of the perks that are coming with it. He also previewed the first ever 502'sDay coming in 2023...
Louisvillian Cat Runner dropped-by the studio to discuss growing-up climbing, the mental and physical challenges climbing presents, getting into the "flow state," and winning HBO Max's The Climb...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and the powers that come with it, fighting the fentanyl pandemic across the country, and the return of Defund the Police after the death of Tyre Nichols...
Parlay Sports Bar is set to open soon in Downtown. Chris Hayes and Jason Cross drop in to tell us all about it...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Alec Baldwin skipping "required" firearms training on the 'Rust' set, which candidates for Governor could change a tire, and popular Valentime's mistakes men make...
PGA Teaching Professional and huge New Orleans Saints fan Brian Manzella talks about Sean Payton making the move to Denver and his impact on the future of Russell Wilson. He also talked about LIV golfer Patrick Reed appearing to be up to his old tricks again...
Hayley and the Knobs talk R. Kelly staying in prison, Tucker Carlson not being able to say Miguel Almaguer, Kanye getting mad he is being recorded, the settlement of the David McAtee case, and the death of Tyre Nichols...
Kentucky President Eli Capilouto discussed the health of the University of Kentucky, college's competitive landscape to attract students, the impact of the COVID pandemic on students and their mental health, the use of technology on campus, the affordability of secondary education, and the changing landscape of athletics...
Hayley and the Knobs talk My Pillow guy losing the election to run the Republic Party, Bed Bath & Beyond going bankrupt, Rihanna and Bobby McFerrin serenading the residents of Hell, and Jay Leno trying to kill himself...
Judge David Holton remembers his friend Judge Sean Delahanty who passed away earlier today. Judge Holton gave insight into Judge Delahanty's personality, causes that were important to him, and his love of this community...
Former WHAS TV and Radio broadcaster Joe Arnold discusses the annual Louisville Forum Dinner, the role the Louisville Forum plays in our community, how you can join, and a bit about Kentucky Living Magazine...
Rick Robey and Jack "Goose" Givens discuss how "78Legends" came about and how you can get a taste at the Release Party.
PS. They may have touched on the upcoming Kansas/Kentucky as well...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Peppy Martin's visit to the studio, Pepsi vs Coke, the efforts by Australian officials to ban Kanye West, and a 7-year-old saving her great grandmother...
Kosair Charities President Barry Dunn and Events Manager Stephanie Smith give details on how you can get a great Kentucky Derby hat and help Kosair Charities at the same time...
Peppy Martin is running for Governor again and she discussed her candidacy in 1999 as a Republican, Andy Beshear's failings in the office, and getting rid of the state income tax...
Vincent Tolman died 20 years ago, but now he is an author using his book "The Light After Death: My Journey To Heaven and Back: Vincent Tolman's Near Death Experience and Journey to Heaven and Back" to tell the story of his death and what happens afterward...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport discusses his not-so-lavish, but perfect birthday celebration, getting ready for back-to-back games against EKU, and the fight in his group of Knights...
Hayley and the Knobs talks the Oscar nominations and snubs, a weather guy in NY getting beat up for defending an elderly person, and acting jobs done by Tom Brady and Hilaria Baldwin...
Comedians Keith McGill and Mike Nilsson are performing this weekend (well, starting Thursday) at the Comedy Caravan and they dropped-by the studio to preview their show...
Hayley and the Knobs (with our special guest Knob Simon T. Meiners) to discuss where the T came from, Meiners family vacations, President Trump's golf "championship", and Tim Allen "showing off" his tool to Pam Anderson...
Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, discussed how to find out what is going on at the Frazier, Jennifer Lawrence regifting a Louisville Slugger bat, and a new exhibit called "Musical Kentucky: A Song From Each County"...
My Crusade for Children buddy Emily Stillwell dropped by to kick-off my birthday celebration a few days early...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the new regulations that will be followed the next time they want to blow-up stuff for the new VA hospital, Dolly Parton's birthday and a crazy Barbara Walters interview, and the dangers of TikTok...
Louisville Hockey Coach Brian Graham talks about his team's season to this point and the annual Battles for the Bluegrass that are coming up this weekend...
Chip Polston talks about his new gig as the host of "Kentucky Life" on KET and some of the interesting things he has gotten to see in the Commonwealth...
Hayley and the Knobs go inside the "We Are The World" recording, Aaron Rodgers' future, a kid on Wheel of Fortune clearly has an Achilles heel, and singer Katie Mac and her band (well, some of them) dropped by the studio...
Everyone has some questo to better themselves in the new yar, but what about your dog? Jennifer Magee from The Clever Canine discusses the positives of dog training, the best timeline to start, and why it will benefit your pup in the long run...
Popcorn Mel of Froggy's Popcorn helps us celebrate National Popcorn Day...
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Terry talks with Alanna Nash, personal friend to Lisa Marie Presley about Presley's untimely death and life struggles.
Hayley and the Knobs talk Johnny Fever's new haircut being more traumatic than the storms, Lisa Marie Presley having a cardiac issue, and other celebrity news...
Jim Waters, the CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discussed the lawsuit filed in response to House Bill 9 that would provide funding for charter schools in the Commonwealth of Kentucky...
Former Louisville Cardinal Akoy Agau now owns a new basketball team here in The Ville called the Derby City Distillers. He talks about why he put the organization together, The Basketball League and how it works, the opportunity for players, and how you can enjoy the action...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the crazy weather and the cost of living in Cali causing people to flee, college athletes getting paid for their Name, Image, and Likeness, and Prince Harry's new book hitting the shelves while he goes through the media car wash...
Interim LMPD Chief Jacqueline Gwinn-Villaroel stopped by the studio to discuss increasing safety in our city, the current officer shortage and the process recruits go through, LMPD's relationship with Metro Council, the response to the increase in murders in 2023, the possibility of getting a new juvenile detention center in Louisville, and more...
Shannon Musselman and Eric Baldwin discuss the proposed plans for the site of the old Baptist Hospital and the opportunity for the public to voice their opinion at a meeting of the Land Development and Transportation Committee...
After the Netflix documentary "The Big Conn" shined a light on the Eric Conn case, Prestonburg attorney Ned Pillersdorf updates us on the plight and fight to get Conn's victim their Social Security benefits back...
"Schoolboy Sam's" favorite NFL team the Detroit Lions not only got a win over Terry's Green Bay Packers last night, but it kept the Pack from going to the playoffs. Sam, obviously, needed to terrorize Terry over the loss...
Long-time CABO WABO organizers Alan Lewis and Bill DeReamer talk the history of the event and details of this weekend's 30th Annual Coat Party...
PGA Teaching Professional Brian Manzella talks the improvement of LSU football under Brian Kelly, the matchups in Monday's National Championship and the changes in college football over the last few years, and forecasts the next big stars on the PGA Tour...
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles "officially" entered the race for Governor today and discussed his focus for the campaign, using his experience in the state legislature to navigate issues in Frankfort, and some of the issues he feels strongly about (increasing useful education, increasing income, lowering the state income tax, etc.)...
WLKY Reporter Addie Meiners talks growing-up in the local media and uses her knowledge of the Georgia Bulldogs to break down the ins-and-outs of Monday's National Championship game...
Congressman-elect Morgan McGarvey discusses when there might be an end to the Speaker of the House elections, the impact these elections are having on the "buisness of the American people," and his family looking forward to his swearing-in...
WLKY anchor Julie Dolan discusses her decision to step away from the media for a while and spend some time with her expanding family...
Deputy Mayor Nicole George dropped by to talk about her new duties in the Greenberg administration, improving the look of our city, feeling safe in the city again, her former career as a social worker, and being an avid runner...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the inability of Republicans to elect a Speaker of the House, the issues standing in their way, and the possibility of a Dem winning the post...
The Commonwealth's #1 Georgia Bulldogs fans Cody Patterson discussed Kevin McCarthy's future and other Speaker of the House issues, but he also relived his trip to Atlanta to watch his alma mater beat Ohio State for a chance to play in the National Championship...
Author Kate Brower discusses her new book "Elizabeth Taylor: The Grit & Glamour of an Icon" dives deep into the life, loves, and more of Elizabeth Taylor...
Major Bobby Cooper from the Louisville Fire Department discusses safety measures you should take and those you should absolutely avoid during the extremely cold weather we will be experiencing over the next few days...
Senator Rand Paul does not want the Omnibus Spending Bill to pass. He expounds on that though calling it "junk bonds," entertains with his own "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" parody, and wonders why other countries can balance their budget but we can't. He also had a few more statements for his buddy Dr. Anthony Fauci and commented on the release of President Trump's tax returns...
Terry's nephew Brent Hesse dropped-by the studio to talk about the U of L hoops debacle, Jack Harlow's superstardom, and Tom Brady's lonely Christmas...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the New York Times crossword puzzle being in the shape of a swastika on the first day of Hanukkah, Ian finally seeing "It's a Wonderful Life," and Will Clark's last interview with Mayor Fischer...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed trying to avoid another government shutdown, Rand Paul's opposition, what the bill could mean for Louisville, the release of President Trump's tax returns, and his final thought before he leaves office...
Vincent James, the CEO of Dare to Care, discussed their mission to help those in need of food in our community, the increased level of need they are seeing, even above pandemic levels, and how you can help this holiday season (and throughout the year)...
Lauren Kirchgessner discusses the Addie and Baylor Foundation annual book drive, the importance of reading, and allowing the memories of Addie and Baylor helping to benefit kids in need...
Anthony Piagentini, Metro Councilman from District 19, discusses his military service, how he got to Louisville, and the pluses and minuses of Mayor Fischer's term in office...
Dan Blosser gives us all of the details on this weekend's Christ Church United Methodist Christmas Concert...
Author Claude Hammond tells the story behind his new book "Wednesdays With Wally" and his interactions with William Wallace Carr...
Wave 3 Anchor/Reporter John Boel called in to talk about some of his greatest memories of Louisville Gardens and why he won't be doing the Ironman in Hawaii...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss pay equity in the WNBA and whether or no both sexes should just compete together. We also talked about Jennifer Lawrence saying she was the first female to lead an action movie in The Hunger Games, which (obviously) isn't the case...
Four-time Super Bowl Champion Rocky Bleier reminisced about play the "game of his life" as a nine-year old boy in Wisconsin. He also discussed his ealry football career leading him to Notre Dame, being a 16th round pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Vietnam War where he was injured in a firefight. Then, with the help of another young, injured soldier and a postcard from Art Rooney, Rocky worked his way back to health and won four Super Bowls with the Steelers...
Representatives from the Highlands, Paristown, Germantown, and Smoketown express their issues with a planned development at the sight of the old Baptist Hospital (located between Barret Ave. and Vine Street) and details on a meeting where opinions can be expressed to local government...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the House now being under Republican control, voter suppression in Georgia, him possibly being the Chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, and President Trump's desire to suspend the Constitution...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Patti LaBelle making Christmas magic when everything went wrong on a TV show, how you can own your very own beer-holding, leg lamp replica from A Christmas Story, and the doings of the British Royals what with the American versions having an upcoming Netflix series and British versions reacting to it...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the financial outlook for 2023, the possibility of avoiding a government shutdown, the Trump organization being convicted of tax fraud, and more...
Louisville Baseball's Head Coach Dan McDonnell joins us to discuss their upcoming schedule, including a trip to Houston for the Shriners Children's College Classic in Houston, the Leadoff Dinner with Reid Detmers and Drew Ellis, winter camps, and so much more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the exit of Scott Satterfield with WHAS 11 Sports Anchor/Reporter Tyler Greever, Michael Avenatti getting some more prison time for being a quality human being, and how to have some phone-free fun with your family for the holidays...
Bullitt East quarterback, and friend of the show, Travis Egan talks about the Philly Special play that helped the Chargers win the State Championship 28-27 over Male...
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles discussed Kentucky's ag issues over the last year, the leadership style he would bring to Frankfort if he were to be Governor, and the issues he wants to focus on during his run including job growth, public safety, and addiction...
Music Director and organist Phil Hines discusses his love of the organ and a phenomenal Christmas concert that is scheduled during Bardstown Road Aglow...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, brought us porkchop sandwiches! He also talked about the North American International Livestock Expo being in town, the Kentucky Venues calendar being 99% full for the year, and new improvements coming at the Kentucky Expo Center...
Tavi Tichenor Wallace and her friend Diana talked about their journey together through the New York City Marathon and the challenges presented by Diana being a little person...
Iris Wilbur Glick breaks down the midterm election results locally, in the Commonwealth, and on a national level...
Dr. Wayne Phillips discusses his examination of the Shroud of Turin and why he believes the image of Christ was not made by man. He also has a live version of his full presentation you can see tonight (11/10/22). Get details here...
Jefferson County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw was elected last night for her seventh term. She discussed the lack of major issues on Election Day, how happy she is to get another term, and some of the duties of the County Clerks office...
Mayor-elect Craig Greenberg discussed the messages he will take away from the voters, the transition of regimes, adding more officers to LMPD, increasing support for JCPS, hiring more city employees, helping the city's youth avoid falling into violence, his relationship with Frankfort, and the future of OVW...
State Senator Dr. Karen Berg joins the show again to talk about Amendment 2 and it being struck down last night by Kentucky voters. Dr. Berg also talked about focusing on economic development, education (specifically STEM education), and ways to curb violence and drug abuse in the Commonwealth of Kentucky...
Congressman-elect Morgan McGarvey discussed celebrating the victory with his family, the importance of listening, getting work done while he is in Washington D.C., his relationship with the rest of Kentucky's federal delegation who are all Republicans, and the rejection of extremism politics...
Author and former FBI Agent Gary Dunn discusses his new book "Their Bloody Lies & Persecution of David Camm." Dunn talked about the investigation into the case and some of the oddities therein, Camm's current status, Charles Boney, why he wrote the book (and it's subsequent sequel)...
Hayley and the Knobs have an Election Day special with Will Clark checking-in from the Galt House, talking results (possible and actual), and playing jingles from the past...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed not being nervous on Election Day, being the only Democrat elected on the federal level in Kentucky, President Biden's age, and Trump 2024 benefitting the Democrats...
Damon Wayans Jr. is coming to town this weekend. He previews the show and relives his start in show business at 4 years old, where he was paid in dinosaurs...
The 2022 Brain Ball is coming up on November 18th and the theme is Derby In November. Famed former jockey, NBC Sports Horse Racing Reporter, and Co-Chair of the Brain Ball, Donna Brothers discusses details with Emcee Tim Laird and BIAK Board President Dan Dry. Find out how you can have a great night of fun and help benefit the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky...
Former Congressman Mike Ward previews tomorrow's mid-term elections on both the national and the local level...
Claudette Patton discusses her reasons for running for District Court Judge including reforming the juvenile justice system in the city and her experience as a prosecutor and in federal court...
State Senator and Dr. Karen Berg discusses her campaign, her stance on Amendment 2, supporting education and educators, and her support of marijuana...
Hank Linderman discusses why he is a "citizen candidate" for 2nd District Congressional seat and repairing the American family...
Mayor Greg Fischer discusses who would play him in a movie, entrepreneurship and resources like The Well helping to build black, generational wealth, the resolution of the NCAA's investigation into U of L hoops, and the Week of Valor...
Mary Jude and Will Wolford came by the studio to talk about their service to the community and Mary Jude's quest to return to District Court as a judge...
Mary Jude and Will Wolford came by the studio to talk about their service to the community and Mary Jude's quest to return to District Court as a judge...
Hayley and the Knobs get into tomorrow night's UK/Tennessee clash, Ashley Judd breaking her leg again, will Trump come back to Twitter now that Elon is in charge, and the attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband...
Hayley and the Knobs get into tomorrow night's UK/Tennessee clash, Ashley Judd breaking her leg again, will Trump come back to Twitter now that Elon is in charge, and the attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband...
Susan Tyler Witten, a candidate for District 31, got a ruling from the Court of Appeals that puts her back on the ballot for the Kentucky State House of Representatives. She also talked about her reason for running, what she is learning knocking on doors in her district, and trying to fit in a couple of football games too...
Susan Tyler Witten, a candidate for District 31, got a ruling from the Court of Appeals that puts her back on the ballot for the Kentucky State House of Representatives. She also talked about her reason for running, what she is learning knocking on doors in her district, and trying to fit in a couple of football games too...
Josh Calloway, the Kentucky State Rep from District 10, wanted to discuss Amendments 1 and 2. He talked about why he thinks the ability to change the scheduled for the General Assembly and call special sessions is important and clarified that Amendment 2 would prevent the Kentucky Constitution from making access to an abortion a right in the Commonwealth and blocking taxpayer funds from being involved in an abortion...
Josh Calloway, the Kentucky State Rep from District 10, wanted to discuss Amendments 1 and 2. He talked about why he thinks the ability to change the scheduled for the General Assembly and call special sessions is important and clarified that Amendment 2 would prevent the Kentucky Constitution from making access to an abortion a right in the Commonwealth and blocking taxpayer funds from being involved in an abortion...
Miss Kentucky USA Lizzy Neutz discussed her experience at Miss USA pageant experience, issues with the outcome of the pageant, drama within England's Royal Family, being good at unhappy photos, and her future...
Miss Kentucky USA Lizzy Neutz discussed her experience at Miss USA pageant experience, issues with the outcome of the pageant, drama within England's Royal Family, being good at unhappy photos, and her future...
Anthony Jones is running for District Court Judge and he discussed his past as both a Public Defender and a Prosecutor, the types of cases that come through District Court, the government's labor shortage, and the issues with the cash bail system...
Anthony Jones is running for District Court Judge and he discussed his past as both a Public Defender and a Prosecutor, the types of cases that come through District Court, the government's labor shortage, and the issues with the cash bail system...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the Post Office messing with us again, Taylor Swift making fat people mad, and Matthew Perry's return to the public eye to speak about his addiction...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the Post Office messing with us again, Taylor Swift making fat people mad, and Matthew Perry's return to the public eye to speak about his addiction...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discusses his belief that Louisville is a hub of drug distribution for this part of the country, overdose deaths in the Commonwealth, gang issues in the Metro, and how to make people feel safer in our city...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discusses his belief that Louisville is a hub of drug distribution for this part of the country, overdose deaths in the Commonwealth, gang issues in the Metro, and how to make people feel safer in our city...
Marjie Vertrees dropped by to talk about the upcoming Jingle Bell Run to help the Arthritis Foundation end the disease for over 60 million Americans...
Marjie Vertrees dropped by to talk about the upcoming Jingle Bell Run to help the Arthritis Foundation end the disease for over 60 million Americans...
Ricky Jones talked about the "Spike Lee section of the multiverse" where prominent black athletes and coaches are at the HBCUs. Then his budding superstar daughter Jordan joined in to discuss her love of volleyball and being the coach of a championship squad...
Ricky Jones talked about the "Spike Lee section of the multiverse" where prominent black athletes and coaches are at the HBCUs. Then his budding superstar daughter Jordan joined in to discuss her love of volleyball and being the coach of a championship squad...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the not-exactly-dead Jerry Lee Lewis and other celebs who got to read their own obits, "Strawberry Fields Forever" being the death of Paul McCartney, Terry letting strangers in the building, and TikTok kids crying on video...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the not-exactly-dead Jerry Lee Lewis and other celebs who got to read their own obits, "Strawberry Fields Forever" being the death of Paul McCartney, Terry letting strangers in the building, and TikTok kids crying on video...
Tina Ward-Pugh discusses her run for County Clerk, her career as an Alderwoman, her opinion on Amendments 1 and 2, and improving elections in the future...
Tina Ward-Pugh discusses her run for County Clerk, her career as an Alderwoman, her opinion on Amendments 1 and 2, and improving elections in the future...
Lori Mangum, the CEO of Gilda's Club Kentuckiana, calls to fill everyone in on Noogiefest which is coming up this weekend and the mission of Gilda's Club...
Lori Mangum, the CEO of Gilda's Club Kentuckiana, calls to fill everyone in on Noogiefest which is coming up this weekend and the mission of Gilda's Club...
Hayley and the Knobs (and our guest Knob James Linton) discuss tomorrow morning's "Closing the 9th Street Divide Power of Diversity Breakfast" and James' love of Christmas, a sheriff claiming he was given tainted Halloween candy, and Kentucky comedian Ariel Elias making "anti-Kentucky" jokes...
Hayley and the Knobs (and our guest Knob James Linton) discuss tomorrow morning's "Closing the 9th Street Divide Power of Diversity Breakfast" and James' love of Christmas, a sheriff claiming he was given tainted Halloween candy, and Kentucky comedian Ariel Elias making "anti-Kentucky" jokes...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the ups-and-downs of his 16 years in Washington D.C., the defining issues of the upcoming midterm elections, the inaccuracy of polling, election deniers, and Kanye West's antisemitic remarks...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the ups-and-downs of his 16 years in Washington D.C., the defining issues of the upcoming midterm elections, the inaccuracy of polling, election deniers, and Kanye West's antisemitic remarks...
Delta Dental of Kentucky President and CEO Jude Thompson and author Ben Lytle, the former CEO of Anthem, Inc., discuss Ben's book "The Potentialist: Your Future in the New Reality of the Next Thirty Years" and what kind of changes we should expect over the next 30 years...
Delta Dental of Kentucky President and CEO Jude Thompson and author Ben Lytle, the former CEO of Anthem, Inc., discuss Ben's book "The Potentialist: Your Future in the New Reality of the Next Thirty Years" and what kind of changes we should expect over the next 30 years...
Heather Gibson of The Healing Place and Pat Fogarty of Addiction Recovery Care came in to talk about how their organizations help those seeking recovery and give details on the upcoming Reclaiming Recovering Addiction Conference in November...
Heather Gibson of The Healing Place and Pat Fogarty of Addiction Recovery Care came in to talk about how their organizations help those seeking recovery and give details on the upcoming Reclaiming Recovering Addiction Conference in November...
Senator Rand Paul discusses what he is learning on the campaign trail including issues with inflation, gas prices and the impact of drilling in Alaska, voting on abortion laws, the impact of defunding the police, violence in our communities, and the future of coal...
Senator Rand Paul discusses what he is learning on the campaign trail including issues with inflation, gas prices and the impact of drilling in Alaska, voting on abortion laws, the impact of defunding the police, violence in our communities, and the future of coal...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about "America's Sweetheart" Kelly Ripa (so named by Hayley) dealing with a little drama, Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell's love/hate relationship, and Kanye West going off the deep end...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about "America's Sweetheart" Kelly Ripa (so named by Hayley) dealing with a little drama, Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell's love/hate relationship, and Kanye West going off the deep end...
Pastor Corrie Shull discussed his experience on the JCPS School Board, some of the challenges in JCPS and how they are being addressed, charter schools, parental input, and the needs of every child in public schools...
Pastor Corrie Shull discussed his experience on the JCPS School Board, some of the challenges in JCPS and how they are being addressed, charter schools, parental input, and the needs of every child in public schools...
Judge Audra Eckerle discusses the effects of the pandemic on Circuit Court and jury duty, her career as a judge, and why she wants to be on the Court of Appeals...
Judge Audra Eckerle discusses the effects of the pandemic on Circuit Court and jury duty, her career as a judge, and why she wants to be on the Court of Appeals...
Former MLB umpire Tom Hallion dropped by the studio to talk about how he came to live in Louisville, getting into calling games, standing your ground on the field, umpiring old school versus new school baseball, and the future of baseball...
Former MLB umpire Tom Hallion dropped by the studio to talk about how he came to live in Louisville, getting into calling games, standing your ground on the field, umpiring old school versus new school baseball, and the future of baseball...
Eric Deters is a candidate for Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He discussed why he will win the Republican primary, his support of marijuana and gaming, Liberty Fest Louisville, his overall dislike of Mitch McConnell, and the "mainstream media" ignoring him...
Eric Deters is a candidate for Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. He discussed why he will win the Republican primary, his support of marijuana and gaming, Liberty Fest Louisville, his overall dislike of Mitch McConnell, and the "mainstream media" ignoring him...
Jessica Stone is running for District Court Judge and dropped by the studio to talk about her motivation to run, her experience as a prosecutor, working in family court, and being a ballet dancer...
Jessica Stone is running for District Court Judge and dropped by the studio to talk about her motivation to run, her experience as a prosecutor, working in family court, and being a ballet dancer...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the breakdown of Tom Brady and Giselle's relationship, who should pay when you go out on a date, and Joe Biden looking for a dead Congresswoman in a crowd...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the breakdown of Tom Brady and Giselle's relationship, who should pay when you go out on a date, and Joe Biden looking for a dead Congresswoman in a crowd...
Former Congressman and radio host Mike Ward discusses political issues including Mitch McConnell making it through the Trump Era, Sean Hannity coming to town, and the outcome of the midterm elections...
Former Congressman and radio host Mike Ward discusses political issues including Mitch McConnell making it through the Trump Era, Sean Hannity coming to town, and the outcome of the midterm elections...
Lori Mangum from Gilda's Club Kentuckiana dropped by to discuss her love of hot tea, Gilda's Club's big donation from Kosair Charities, and the upcoming WIGS! event at Play Louisville...
Lori Mangum from Gilda's Club Kentuckiana dropped by to discuss her love of hot tea, Gilda's Club's big donation from Kosair Charities, and the upcoming WIGS! event at Play Louisville...
Karen Faulkner discussed what inspired her to be a lawyer, her legal career, the functions of a District Court Judge, and why she wants to be one...
Karen Faulkner discussed what inspired her to be a lawyer, her legal career, the functions of a District Court Judge, and why she wants to be one...
Mark and Tracy Meiners called back to update us on their status the day after Ian came through Fort Myers, FL...
Mark and Tracy Meiners called back to update us on their status the day after Ian came through Fort Myers, FL...
BowmanFest is coming back to celebrate Bowman Field's 100th birthday. Event Director Pat MacDonald brought Megan Atkins Thoben, the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Director of Operations and Business Development, to discuss everything that will be going on this weekend...
BowmanFest is coming back to celebrate Bowman Field's 100th birthday. Event Director Pat MacDonald brought Megan Atkins Thoben, the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Director of Operations and Business Development, to discuss everything that will be going on this weekend...
Gilda's Club Kentuckiana President and CEO Karen Morrison and Kosair Charities CEO Barry Dunn told us all about their organizations and the $1 million dollar donation Kosair Charities gave Gilda's Club...
Gilda's Club Kentuckiana President and CEO Karen Morrison and Kosair Charities CEO Barry Dunn told us all about their organizations and the $1 million dollar donation Kosair Charities gave Gilda's Club...
Senate candidate Charles Booker stopped our studios for a long conversation about Rand Paul, abortion rights, inflation, racism, policing in America, marginalized people, Ukraine, and more...
Senate candidate Charles Booker stopped our studios for a long conversation about Rand Paul, abortion rights, inflation, racism, policing in America, marginalized people, Ukraine, and more...
Molly Jones previews The Big Stomp, a music and mental health festival coming to town, and the reason behind the event. Get details and ticket info here...
Molly Jones previews The Big Stomp, a music and mental health festival coming to town, and the reason behind the event. Get details and ticket info here...
Misty Glin is a candidate for JCPS School Board and she stopped by the studio to discuss the changes she wants to see in JCPS, discipline in schools, book banning, and the personal story that motivated her to run...
Misty Glin is a candidate for JCPS School Board and she stopped by the studio to discuss the changes she wants to see in JCPS, discipline in schools, book banning, and the personal story that motivated her to run...
Shannon White, Lisa Young, and Andrianna Marshall talk about a clinical trial for a drug that may treat Alzheimer's and how you can help Walk to End Alzheimer's ...
Shannon White, Lisa Young, and Andrianna Marshall talk about a clinical trial for a drug that may treat Alzheimer's and how you can help Walk to End Alzheimer's ...
Mark and Tracy Meiners are in Fort Myers, Florida and called to update as Hurricane Ian makes landfall in their area...
Mark and Tracy Meiners are in Fort Myers, Florida and called to update as Hurricane Ian makes landfall in their area...
Hayley and the Knobs talk religion and having to work on holidays, attaching a brand to all of the state in the union, and the stench of our fair city...
Hayley and the Knobs talk religion and having to work on holidays, attaching a brand to all of the state in the union, and the stench of our fair city...
The Memphis Men's Basketball program got their IARP "punishment" today. Nick Coffey breaks down the alleged violations, how the Tigers got let off the hook, and how it could affect Louisville's program in the future...
The Memphis Men's Basketball program got their IARP "punishment" today. Nick Coffey breaks down the alleged violations, how the Tigers got let off the hook, and how it could affect Louisville's program in the future...
Chris Williams from Four Pegs and Dallas McGarity of the Fat Lamb came by the studio to talk about the return of A Taste For Life. It's the 2nd time the event has been held and it benefits The Pete Foundation, Bridgehaven Mental Health Services, AND NAMI. Listen for the details on how you can have a good time, eat some great food, and do a lot to help people with their mental health issues...
Chris Williams from Four Pegs and Dallas McGarity of the Fat Lamb came by the studio to talk about the return of A Taste For Life. It's the 2nd time the event has been held and it benefits The Pete Foundation, Bridgehaven Mental Health Services, AND NAMI. Listen for the details on how you can have a good time, eat some great food, and do a lot to help people with their mental health issues...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the rules when couples post on social media, Adam Levine having an extra-marital affair with an Instagram model, and our two major rock festival (Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life)...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the rules when couples post on social media, Adam Levine having an extra-marital affair with an Instagram model, and our two major rock festival (Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life)...
Greg Puccetti, a retired Army veteran and JCPS teacher, talked about going to Ukraine to help with humanitarian aid and what it was like to be on the ground there. He also discussed why people don't want to join the military anymore and what he would bring the the School Board if he were to get elected...
Greg Puccetti, a retired Army veteran and JCPS teacher, talked about going to Ukraine to help with humanitarian aid and what it was like to be on the ground there. He also discussed why people don't want to join the military anymore and what he would bring the the School Board if he were to get elected...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talks about slowing inflation, decreasing the prices at the pump, shipping migrants across the country, and PPP Loans the Congressman's company got during COVID and how they were used...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talks about slowing inflation, decreasing the prices at the pump, shipping migrants across the country, and PPP Loans the Congressman's company got during COVID and how they were used...
Nat Irvin II, the Assistant Dean for Thought Leadership and Civic Engagement, Management & Entrepreneurship, discussed the importance of teachers and educating young people, how young people look at cellular phone usage, and the return of Thrivals and its focus on healthcare for the future...
Nat Irvin II, the Assistant Dean for Thought Leadership and Civic Engagement, Management & Entrepreneurship, discussed the importance of teachers and educating young people, how young people look at cellular phone usage, and the return of Thrivals and its focus on healthcare for the future...
Gary Bowman talks about the time he was lucky enough to get a personal audience with Queen Elizabeth, all thanks to Michael McDonald (you know, the guy from The Doobie Brothers)...
Gary Bowman talks about the time he was lucky enough to get a personal audience with Queen Elizabeth, all thanks to Michael McDonald (you know, the guy from The Doobie Brothers)...
My best friend Henry Sadlo came by to not only celebrate his birthday but his dad's birthday as well, heart health, and the importance of coronary calcium scan...
My best friend Henry Sadlo came by to not only celebrate his birthday but his dad's birthday as well, heart health, and the importance of coronary calcium scan...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Big Blue Madness being announced during football season, the "honorable" Brett Favre who stole from Mississippi's welfare system, and young Americans may not like our country...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Big Blue Madness being announced during football season, the "honorable" Brett Favre who stole from Mississippi's welfare system, and young Americans may not like our country...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss our new iHeartMedia Louisville studios, Brett "The Criminal" Favre, and the Queen's death parade and her NIL deals...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss our new iHeartMedia Louisville studios, Brett "The Criminal" Favre, and the Queen's death parade and her NIL deals...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders talked about how the public can help police officers do their job more effectively. He also turned the phone over to one of his officers, Mike Furman, who described his actions that led to saving the life of a two-year old over the weekend...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders talked about how the public can help police officers do their job more effectively. He also turned the phone over to one of his officers, Mike Furman, who described his actions that led to saving the life of a two-year old over the weekend...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Fred Cowgill dropping his lawsuit against Trinity High School, Frankenstein Day, the anniversary of the death of Princess Diana, and Marjorie Taylor Greene's name being mispronounced...
Terry's brother-in-law Terry McCay recounts his amazing feet (literally and figuratively) of walking the entire Appalachian Trail...
Greg "The Sneakin' Deacon" Gitschier and Louisville Fire Major Bobby Cooper discuss the importance and the info on the Cathedral of the Assumption's upcoming Blue Mass on 9/11. You are more than welcome to attend. Listen for more details...
Bill Dieruf, a candidate for Louisville Mayor, discussed his city management style and how he would go about restoring respect and pride to the community...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed funding the police, Novak Djokovic's value to the U.S. Open, and being inducted into the Bourbon Hall of Fame...
Hayley and the Knobs talk a Turkish pop star named Gulsen and why she got thrown in prison over a bad joke, waking up with a variety of alarms, and the waste of time that is giving the Moon a flyby...
Dan Oliver of Dan-O's Seasoning and Michael Coe from Highland Morning talk the launch of the new "Everything Bagel" seasoning...
Hayley and the Knobs talk getting out of speeding tickets (which one seems to work for one of us), vegan protestors becoming human trees at Starbucks, a world record set by visiting the most fast food restaurants in a 24-hour period, and morons show stole Biden's daughter's diary and tried to sell it...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss a political commentator being fired for referring to President Trump as "Orange Face," the soon-to-be everywhere hot dog straw, Harry Styles on the cover of the Rolling Stone, and House of the Dragon...
Kentucky State Representative Jason Nemes discusses the details of the special session Governor Beshear has asked for to address flood recovery in eastern Kentucky. Rep. Nemes discussed the negotiations for the session, the special challenges presented by floods versus other natural disasters, state versus federal recovery efforts, red and blue versus Kentuckians, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the World Championship Horse Show, the L.A. drought offenders, Gary Busey facing sex offenses after a weekend in New Jersey, Dan "the Jesus of the Boardroom" Price's new abuse issues, and eggs all over the expressway...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Mariah Carey being the Queen of Christmas, radio stories for National Radio Day, and a highly-thought-of CEO who isn't really that great of a guy...
Tracy Tanner, the Regional Manager of Community Outreach for Hosparus Health, talks about Hosparus' mission, the time when a family should get in contact with Hosparus, and being with us at the Kentucky State Fair...
Dee Pregliasco of the League of Women's Voters called to fill us in on the celebration of Women's Equality Day coming up next Saturday...
Hayley and the Knobs re-work our idea for a "state fair food" themed restaurant, some good media news with Lee and Hayley (not our Hayley) getting a morning gig in Lexington, and "The Greatest Beer Run Ever"...
There is a new video out on social media making fun of annoying things people do. Terry breaks it down for us...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Hayley's birthday trip to Miami, Harrison Ford using his "pilot skills" to make the trip to L.A. to Wyoming, Liz Cheney losing and comparing it to Abraham Lincoln, and the impending end of Serena Williams' tennis career...
Louisville TKO Boxing coach James Dixon and Rick Polin from the Louisville Metro Police Activities League tell us about the upcoming Battle of the Badges event between LMPD and Louisville Fire on September 3rd. Officer Andrew Graves and Captain Alejandro Ramirez represented their respecitve Metro departments...
Amy Meredith, the Executive Director of UP for Women and Children, discussed the services that are offered at UP (Louisville's first day shelter specifically for women and children) and how to help them with their goals and have a good time at their Uplift event on Saturday night at Copper & Kings...
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles discussed the kick-off of the Kentucky State Fair, the continuing recovery efforts after the floods in eastern Kentucky, KY's agriculture shifts over the years, what he would change if he becomes Governor of the Commonwealth, and getting people to fill the available jobs in Kentucky...
Hayley and the Knobs review Lay's new mash-up potato chip flavors and a situation where Outrage! is declared...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Little League kids loving old basketball players, famous couplings and uncouplings, and a life coach says how to be the most attractive person in the room...
Bourbon curator Fred Minnick discusses his military service, his wine writing career, and an auction being put together by the Kentucky Distillers' Association, the Bourbon Crusaders, and Fred are putting together to benefit flood victims in eastern Kentucky...
Hayley and the Knobs start by congratulating Paul Miles on 30 years with iHeart, but we quickly right turn into Tom Cruise, the dangers of body positivity, and Fred Cowgill's lawsuit against Trinity High School...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the President's trip to eastern Kentucky, Kentuckians not being one to rely on the government for help, and some Kentuckians not even showing-up to help. Yarmuth also commented on climate change, the Inflation Reduction Act, and "enforcing a warrant" at President Trump's home in Florida...
Eric Deters, a lawyer and a candidate for Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, discussed the raid on President Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago and his believe that it will backfire on the Dems. Deters also recapped his Fancy Farm experience and why he is loyal to President Trump...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the death of Olivia Newton-John, the death of Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson's relationship, and passing a kid a fake $100 dollar bill at his lemonade stand...
JP Reynal, the President and CEO of the Women's Cup, talks about the event's return this weekend and the chance for Racing Louisville FC to defend their title against some of the world's best...
Sadiqa Reynolds, the president and CEO of the Louisville Urban League, discussed the charges brought against the officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor, the process to get a legal warrant and corners that may have been cut, Daniel Cameron's political future, and the incestuousness of criminal investigations...
John Ziegler, former midday host at 840 WHAS, called in from Los Angeles to talk about the "fairytale narrative" surrounding the death of Breonna Taylor. He discussed the creation of the narrative by the far left, the need for vengeance, the inclusion of racism, and the dangerous precedent that is being set...
3rd District Congressional candidate Stuart Ray discusses the new jobs report and things like wage increases and government spending that have helped drive inflation upward, taking truckloads of water and cleaning supplies to eastern KY flood victims, energy independence, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Deshaun Watson's "light" sentence, Ashley and Wynonna being left out of Naomi's will, Beyonce using a word she isn't supposed to use on her new album, and some guy buying a watch that used to belong to Hitler...
Eric Deters discussed being a candidate for Governor, (possibly) not being allowed on stage at Fancy Farm, beating Daniel Cameron and other candidates in the primary, how he would get rid of Mitch McConnell, and supporting cannabis...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the flooding tragedy in eastern Kentucky, the economic recession the country is experiencing, and peoples' obligation to work if they want healthcare...
Hayley and the Knobs talk whether or not the Raisin' Canes owner will buy his employees more lottery tickets, Keith Olbermann coming to iHeart, actors never getting the Louisville accent right, and the end of the Choco Taco...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Terry cleaning his garbage can in the rain, celebs getting free Chipotle, Mick Jagger's birthday, Lil' Wayne surviving a suicide attempt, and Mike Pence having to wait at Olive Garden...
Film producer, writer and director Stu Pollard discusses the Flyover Film Festival presented by the Louisville Film Society and the Speed Cinema. He talked about the origin of the name and some of the films that will be featured including director by Jeremy Frindel's "The Beat Of The Heart"...
Teddy Abrams, the Music Director of the Louisville Orchestra who was recently named "Conductor of the Year for 2022" by Musical America, discussed the health of the Louisville Orchestra and his new idea called "LO Creators Corps" that will bring three musical composers to Louisville to write music for our city...
Hayley and the Knobs talk cash stuffing and things not to do with your valuables, Lizzo dropping in to a Peloton workout, Steve Bannon's trial, and Donald Trump's inability to read aloud...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the stupidity of the running of the bulls, Alicia Silverstone's not-appropriate parenting, bears who break into cabins to get food, working out in the heat, and Hayley being the Chicken Fires heiress...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Tom Cruise's plastic surgery, the passing of Charlie Wilson, the shortage of teachers across the country, and "Outrage" is declared...
Hayley and the Knobs talk sportsball (Hayley's favorite subject), the Jenners, the Credo Harris voice, Barry Bingham Jr. predicting the media's future in the early 1990s, racist theme park characters, and Jenny Affleck...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed Clarence Thomas' Roe v. Wade opinion and the Respect for Marriage Act that attempts to protect all current, legal marriages, the benefits of President Biden's recent overseas trip, the lowering of gas prices, and 16 members of Congress arrested in a pro-choice rally...
Mike Crusham talked about taking over as General Manager of WHAS in 1970s and dealing with the Binghams. Hayley and the Knobs also discussed the media being wrong about Robley Rex's death, the angry callers that feel the need to dial us, and the great voices that have been a part of this show over the years...
Doug McElvein discussed the continued excellence of WHAS and flying around to clean out the prize closet. Liz Curtis Higgs also talked about transitioning from rock radio to WHAS and working with Howard Stern. Terry also calls the Census Bureau about his conjoined twin...
Jack Fox spoke about a big change in WHAS's history and Van Vance participated in our final interview in the WHAS 100 series...
Terry talked about the legacy of WHAS, Rick Redman from Louisville Slugger dropped by with a special gift, and Terry remembered meeting Caywood Ledford for the first time...
Hayley and the Knobs talk political commentary and Greg Kelly's pot trip, speed golf, hot girls walks, and Rand Paul being congratulated by Dems (Senator McConnell will not be pleased)...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Gary Burbank.
Gary joined us for a second time to discuss "Who Shot J.R.", Snow Sharks, Earl Pitts, and retired life...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the great personality of Ivana Trump, a new movie called "80 For Brady", and Elon Musk's really gross dad who has kids with his own step-daughter...
Hayley and the Knobs went down a rabbit hole discussing forms of media that no one uses anymore like 8-tracks and laser disc. Eventually, we got around to discussing the top grossing films of all time, celebrity news, a drunk Karen, and a woman who petted a whale...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Peggy Boeck Garrison.
Peggy talked about being the first to greet Terry when he walked in the WHAS doors, growing-up in a newspaper household with both of her parents meeting/working at the Courier Journal, her father's relationships with the likes of Muhammad Ali and Adolph Rupp, and some of the crazy contests WHAS did back in the day...
St. Xavier Swimming and Diving Coach Todd Larkin discussed his team being named back-to-back National Champions. He talked about how the championship is determined, how dominant the team has been in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and what it takes to be a swimmer/diver at that level...
Patrick Simmons, the VP fo the of the National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation, discusses the goal of Right To Work and a couple issues in Louisville like Heine Brothers closing a location and DSI Tunneling voting to no longer be a member of the Teamsters Union...
Amy Feldman of Forbes talks about GE and their prioritization of hiring refugees and ESL (English as a second language) workers in Louisville...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Jay Cardosi.
Jay talked about how he got into doing weather on TV, going "on the fly" during severe weather outbreaks, the craziness of predicting weather in the Ohio Valley, and his lovely families (both at home and at WLKY)...
From the late 1930's to the 1960's, WHAS recorded their programming on large records called transcriptions and Mark Travis teaches us all about them and how all of the discs ended-up at Berea College...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the dad of the Chicago shooter doing a national TV interview, Boris Johnson stepping down as the Prime Minister in England, a black, queer women twerking in her campaign video, and Carly Pearce's gigantic head...
Mayor Greg Fischer discussed the impact Sadiqa Reynolds had on city, the growth around Lynn Family Stadium, the efforts of Downtown business to get people back in office spaces, Old Forester turning lemons (the fire) into a new bourbon product, and city staffing efforts once he leaves office...
IMPACT Wrestling is coming back to Louisville on July 15th and 16th and two of their stars Josh Alexander and Jordynn Grace called to introduce themselves and preview the shows...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Kid Rock, Bette Midler, and Macy Gray offending social media users, John Hinkley Jr. "giving back" to society, and vabing to attract a lover...
Car Keys Express is a local business changing the ways and the costs for you to get an extra key for your car. Mike Bliss explains how they work and why they should be your choice (instead of the dealership) in getting a new key for your ride...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the Chicago shooting, the limits of the 2nd Amendment, and the shooter fitting a profile we have seen before. He also talked about the expansion of nuclear power, the impact of Roe v Wade being overturned, and what to do about Brittney Griner...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Stormin' Norman's West End Reunion with all those tough West End stags, being on the lookout for sharks in the water this weekend, and the recently named Medal of Freedom winners (and some people who will never win one)...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Kim Gordon.
Kim talked about being a long-term, unpaid intern, continuing her news career in Chicago, and being a Packers fan in the Windy City...
Louisville Fire Major Bobby Cooper discusses the danger of fireworks including injury and property loss, professional firework shows, and safety precautions to use if you choose to have your own display...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the pilot strikes in Atlanta, famous movie stars like George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Cameron Diaz coming back to work, Frank Zappa naming his kids and other bad parenting trends...
With the popularity of the new movie "Elvis", author Alanna Nash joined Terry to discuss her book "The Colonel: The Extraordinary Story of Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley," the Colonel's real impact on Elvis' finances, and other Elvis/Colonel related topics...
West End Emperor, Stormin' Norman Callahan, called in to preview tomorrow's West End Reunion at the Aero Club...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the swan song for Serena Williams and the future of the Hometown Heroes banners...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Anne McReynolds.
Anne talked about how she came to join WHAS' fabulous sales team, learning to do it all on the fly, her first client, and where she is today...
RNC National Spokesperson Paris Dennard discusses tomorrow's Black Biz Roundtable in Lexington, how to make black people feel more welcomed in the RNC, and the heat taken by African Americans who identify as Republican...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the happenings at Wimbledon, President Donald Trump allegedly trying to choke a secret service employee on January 6th, a 101 year old Nazi being sentenced for his crimes in WWII, and Terry's Kentucky Center appearance with Martin Short as Jiminy Glick...
Musical artist Gokeys Dokeys stopped by the studio to tell us about her show tomorrow and the powerful message she has to spread to the world. Get details on her show and inspired by her by listening here...
Greg Bourke and Michael de Leon discussed the case they were a part of the case that led to same sex marriage being legalized in the U.S. and Clarence Thomas' opinion, that was given while overturning Roe v. Wade, that the Obergefell case and others should be looked at again. They talked about the stress they feel if that opinion moves further and the ramifications that could occur for families if the case is overturned...
Jeanne Hilt discusses the return of the Hometown Heroes campaign, the need to "refresh" some of the banners, and future heroes being added to the list...
Hayley and the Knobs talk advances in technology that we hope are coming soon, Jack Harlow's performance and the other happenings at the BET Awards, and how Anderson Cooper discovered he was gay...
Josh Douglas, a Distinguished Research Professor of Law at the UK School of Law, discusses the constitutionality of Roe v. Wade, the impact in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, how the ruling could affect contraception, same sex marriage, and other "rights," and whether or not justices lied about Roe before they got on the court...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Kim Scott Sowinski.
Kim talked about her many roles at WHAS, teaching aerobics to listeners, where she is now, and bathroom encounters with listeners...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Title IX, award winning pets, and the new TikTok trend "He's a 10, but"...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Leland Conway.
Leland updates on his radio show in Denver, when he misses Kentucky the most, his nickname for the Governor of Colorado, and more...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on New York's gun laws and conceal and carry reciprocity, the continuing baby formula shortage, and how to lower gas prices...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's love of the heat, OnlyFans weirdos who play sisters on the site and may actually be, missing National Selfie Day, and Ben Stiller going to Ukraine to save the world...
Scott Davenport, the Head Coach of Bellarmine's Men's Basketball Team, discusses all of the big names that appear on his team's schedule this upcoming season. Louisville, Kentucky, Duke, and more. Oh my...
Mark Steven Williams, the Star Geezer, breaks down the extremely rare celestial line up of Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Mars, Jupiter, Neptune, Vesta and Saturn. It only lasts until June 27th, so find out when and where you need to look to see all of those planets and an asteroid...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Mayor Fischer getting punched at 4th Street Live, Joe Biden falling off his bike, Neil Diamond losing his ability to sing, and U of L raking-in the high profile football recruits...
Savannah Maddox, a candidate for Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, discusses being an "authentic Republican," tax reform needs, suspending the gas tax, all gun control being "unconstitutional," being on the forefront of challenging Andy Beshear's "tyranny," and much more...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Bobby Frazier.
Bobby worked for 840 WHAS for 35 years both on-air and in sales. Terry says Bobby used to "run the place".
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Bill DeReamer.
Chopper Bill is currently the pilot for WLKY's NewsChopper but used to fly the old Skywatch 84 traffic helicopter for Mark Travis, Ron Robertson and more.
Hayley and the Knobs talk Britney's crazy, third wedding, Valerie Bertinelli saying she'll never have love again, Terry's post-Hamilton/Velveeta experience, and the term "pick me girl"...
Mayor Greg Fischer discusses how the city will use the American Rescue Plan money from the federal government, workers returning to Downtown, the quest to get Muhammad Ali his own postage stamp, and changes he would like to see in gun laws...
Jeff and Carrie Cooke Ketterman drop by the studio to discuss their "Jeff and Carrie Cooke Ketterman on their "Technicolor Life" living their Lucy and Ricky lifestyle while performing as them on stage and their show at the upcoming Red Skelton Festival in Vincennes, IN, the "Teatre" of the Old Capitol Tea Room, Jeff being the voice of many characters on the Terry Meiners Show, and Carrie channeling her music interests on stage with a band...
Author Rita Ernst discusses her new book "Show Up Positive" and how to navigate the new working world following the COVIV-19 pandemic...
Layla George, the President and CEO of Olmsted Parks Conservancy, discusses the OPC's vision for the future of Cherokee Golf Course should the Metro Council decide to close the course...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the multitude of kids Nick Cannon keeps fathering, a 3 year old lost in Montana, Best Friends Day, and the guy who gets paid to roll Snoop Dogg's blunts...
Cardinal forever and National Champion Robbie Valentine discussed how thrilled he is to have Kenny Payne, Milt Wagner, and all of the "OG" Cardinal family back in the fold and how your kids can participate in his basketball camps this summer...
Congressman John Yarmuth is back in Washington D.C. working on the Protecting Our Kids Act. He discussed its impact on gun control (if passed), the storage of personal weapons, and ghost guns. He also talked about the possibility that President Trump was involved in the January 6th insurrection, why gas prices continue to rise, and whether or not Americans should join the the LIV Golf Tour...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Angie Fenton.
Angie brought her "The Buzz" feature to 840 WHAS Saturday mornings nearly 20 years ago and since has been involved in local media across the area including now owning and publishing Extol Magazine in New Albany.
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the Queen of England's Platinum Jubilee and some morons who tried to disrupt it, the very grammatically incorrect letter sent to U of L by Jurich supporters, the Rolling Stones kicking off their 60th anniversary tour, and Jack Harlow's new video "Churchill Downs" coming out...
Lucy Westlake discusses becoming the youngest American woman to climb Everest at 18, her quest to complete the Explorers Grand Slam, her support of WaterSteps and their movement for safe water across the world, and her future plans...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Johnny Depp getting the better if Amber Heard in court, the upcoming WHAS Crusade for Children, and a dumb woman meeting an angry bison...
David Novak, the current CEO of David Novak Leadership and the former CEO of YUM! Brands, discusses being one of the buyers of Valhalla Golf Club and the courses future with the PGA, building better leaders, working from home versus in the office, and his new book "Take Charge of You: How Self-Coaching Can Transform Your Life and Career"...
Josh Heird, the interim Athletic Director at U of L, talks about hosting the Louisville Regional this weekend, how the NCAA Baseball Tournament works, and what you can expect on Friday at Jim Patterson Stadium. He also talked about the momentum that football and basketball have right now...
Stuart Ray is currently the Republican candidate for the 3rd Congressional seat when it comes up for grabs in the Fall. He discusses his primary opponent Rhonda Palazzo filing a recount lawsuit and who will foot the bill should it happen...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the worst foods we ate over the Memorial Day holiday, the worst motorcycle crash ever, Marjorie Taylor Greene and her "peach tree dishes", and Johnny versus Amber coming to an end...
Senator Rand Paul discussed why he is against sending more money to Ukraine, how to combat inflation, the end of Dr. Anthony Fauci, and he gives his reaction to the shooting in Uvalde, TX and what should happen from here...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell called-in to talk about the excitement of the NCAA Tournament, re-establishing the reputation of Louisville baseball, what the Cards could see from Southeast Missouri, and more.
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Jack "Goose" Givens discusses the impact of Reggie Warford helping to break the color barrier of the Kentucky Men's Basketball team, helping to recruit other black players, and the message that Warford being on the court sent to younger players who had not seen men that looked like them playing for UK before...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Paul Miles.
Paul, or Miles as we call him around here, discusses his upcoming 30th anniversary, how he got on the WHAS airwaves, covering the UK scandal in the late 80s, and getting to be close to some of the most famous people in the world...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the racial incident at Male High School, the inaccurate social media/media reports surrounding the Texas school shooting, Jussie Smollett's return to show business, and Johnny versus Amber coming to an end...
Brian Karem, the White House correspondent for Playboy and political analyst for CNN, discusses how he got his White House press pass revoked (and how he got it back), his view of the insurrection, whether or not Trump will run again, the downfall/challenges of journalism and how to fix it, new you want versus news that you need, and his new book "Free The Press"...
Hayley and the Knobs update the happenings at the Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard trial, Stephen Tyler going back into rehab, and a women who wrote about killing her husband and then actually did it...
State Senator Morgan McGarvey discussed his successes in the Kentucky Senate and Frankfort's relationship with Louisville, the shooting in Texas and changes he feels need to be made, what a Roe V Wade reversal would mean for women in Kentucky, representing minorities, and his goals in running for the soon-to-be vacant 3rd District Congressional seat when John Yarmuth retires...
Judge David Holton discusses the Department of Justice's investigation into the high number of people with mental health issues in Jefferson County that seem to be being left behind by Metro government and the possibility that the issues violate the Americans with Disabilities Act...
Actor Phillip Cherry tells the story of his ancestor Henrietta Helm and her amazing story being the principal of the Portland Colored Evening School in the 1800s and how that story make be a feature film soon...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Ricky Gervais trying to push the envelope with his new special, stress relief TV, Will Smith playing the victim, and Courtney Love involving herself in the Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard trial...
Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is coming to the Louisville Palace on June 9th. He talked about his upcoming show, aliens, vampires, dinosaurs, the expanding universe, and more...
Congressman John Yarmuth started off discussing Justin Thomas' second PGA Championship, but quickly turned to the primary elections taking places across the country and his views on Congresspersons Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Monkeypox, Hayley's trip to NYC, the latest on the Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard trial, and Dave Chappelle making jokes again...
Vincent James Sr., the new President and CEO Dare to Care, dropped-by the studio to discuss the history of Dare to Care, how they help the community fight hunger, the number of people who need help in our community growing, and how you can help their cause...
Ryan Ogle, the Tourney Director of the 2024 PGA Championship that is to be held here in Louisville, wraps-up the Tulsa event that Louisville's own Justin Thomas won last night and previews the 2024 event at Valhalla...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Denton Randall.
Denton catches us up on his life in south Florida, his career in WEBN, moving to talk radio and WHAS...
Army Major Jerry Kincaid talks about his service in WWII, living in a hut in England, running supply missions, and what he did when he returned home...
Stuart Ray, who is the Republican candidate for the 3rd District Congressional seat, discussed his careers before politics, what he would bring the the 3rd District, dealing with inflation, energy independence, and other issues on the ballot this Fall...
Craig Greenberg, the Democrat candidate for Mayor, discusses economic development and investing in local businesses, bettering the Metro's relationship with Frankfort, dealing with projected budget shortfalls, public safety and getting more LMPD officers, and how to better deal with the homeless community...
Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf thanked those who cast their vote for him yesterday to make him the Republican candidate for the Mayor of Louisville. He also discussed creating a better relationship with Frankfort, economic development, providing the desired services, future budget issues, public safety, and the importance of experience...
Senate candidate Charles Booker started off by thanking Kentucky for its support and then quickly got into why he believes he can beat Rand Paul in November, the From The Hood To The Holler movement, and why this race could change the face of democracy in our country...
Hayley and the Knobs revisit yesterday's toothbrush controversy, Bette Midler making a fool of herself over the baby formula shortage, and who gets to join Williams and Kate at Tom Cruise's England premiere of the new Top Gun movie...
Jefferson County PVA Colleen Younger discusses the meteoric rise of property values, the tax assessments that goes with those values, and a proposed value freeze for seniors and those with disabilities...
Shannon Musselman and Eric Baldwin represent the residents of Paristown Point and discuss an upcoming meeting that is open to the public ahead of the development Urban Government Building. Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting and get info/voice their opinion on the development. Listen for details...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Scott Goettel.
Scott talked about growing-up listening to WHAS, watching home movies with Milton Metz, where he is today, and being retired but still working in the biz...
Kentucky State Representative Jason Nemes talks about early voting options in the Commonwealth, eliminating the state income tax, power to the states, and the upcoming race for Governor...
Hayley and the Knobs talk judges fighting at an Indy White Castle, the baby formula shortage, the return of the Eagles to the KFC YUM! Center, and the passing of Naomi Judd...
Lauren Jones told us she has renewed her love for reality TV, but she really wanted to talk about 75 brand new homes being built in Orange County, Indiana and French Lick Resort opening a new remote office in Clarksville...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about combating inflation by lowering energy costs, what has caused the baby formula shortage, gives his thoughts on Ukraine and the battle between Senators McConnell and Paul, and the "Ministry of Truth"...
Former U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman announced that he is running to be Kentucky's Attorney General. He stopped by the studio to discuss the changes that need to be made in the Commonwealth (innovation and collaboration), his relationship with current AG Daniel Cameron, how to deal with gang violence in our community, and increasing police staffing across the state...
Scott Davenport says he has no clue when he will be done coaching basketball, but when he is there is a plan in place for Doug Davenport to take over and keep Bellarmine on it's current upward trajectory...
Hayley and the Knobs talked the Whites being apprehended, Jack Harlow's involvement in Young Thug's RICO case, the farmer who took care of Babe the pig gluing his hands to the table at Starbucks, Paris Hilton's teenage trauma, and more info on the guys who landed a plane after the pilot passed out...
Attorney Ned Pillersdorf discusses the Eric Conn case where he defrauded thousands of people out of their social security and disability benefits and the efforts to get some of those benefits returned after all of Conn's clients benefits were cut off by the government due to his crimes...
Mary Jude Wolford discusses her desire to be a District Court Judge, District Court's role in the judicial system, the importance of experience in the role, the stress involved in the job, and the good that can be done from the bench...
Mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg discusses "running" for Mayor, what you learn canvasing neighborhoods, public safety, drying-up the West End food desert, improving the city's relationship with Frankfort, the West End TIF, and what he would do if he was Mayor at this moment in time...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Prince Charles' charmed life and his trip to Parliament, Young Thug living up to his moniker, a guy who has to land a plane after something happens to the pilot, and the family who marathons together...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed inflation, how to deal with it, and the President's failed speech to address it. He also talked about the public protesting at the homes of elected or appointed officials, President Trump endorsing Thomas Massie and the "other planet" Massie lives on now, and Trump calling Mitch McConnell a "scumbag"...
Listen back to some of our favorite moments from our Kentucky Derby 148 coverage on NewsRadio 840 WHAS.
Hayley and the Knobs talk the 148th Kentucky Oaks, the big Oaks' night parties, and beer drinking horses. We also conversed on Mother's Day, Danica Patrick's boobs, and Amber Heard quoting various movies on the stand...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Tom Leach.
Tom talks about his love for sports broadcasting, being nervous taking over at UK, the call of the 2012 championship, some of the communication differences in coaches, and anchoring Derby coverage with Paul Rogers...
Louisville native Steve Crump returns from working at WBTV in Charlotte to cover the Oaks and Derby. He discusses some of his Derby memories as a kid, a new shooter in the field, and the absence of Bob Baffert...
Hayley and the Knobs talk with Houston furniture king Mattress Mack about his HUGE Kentucky Derby bet and check-in with Will Clark aboard the in the Great Steamboat Race. We also got into Dave Chappelle getting tackled while on stage telling jokes...
Houston furniture chain owner James "Mattress Mack" McIngvale spoke with us about the big bets he places on sporting events. He talks about how his wagers work with his customers, some of his big wins and losses, and Smile happy pulling on his heartstrings...
In the second part of the interview, Dr. Ricky Jones discussed the "master assassin" plan or lack thereof Quintez Brown followed when allegedly attempting to kill Craig Greenberg, Brown's mental health issues, and treatment versus jail time...
Dr. Ricky Jones, now a custodian for Quintez Brown, discussed Brown's mental illness, his efforts to be re-released to home incarceration, and the racial marginalization of the court system...
Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson discussed the Mayor's comments on budget spending, his designs for funding law enforcement in our city, cleaning up Metro Louisville, and his relationship with Frankfort...
Jody Demling joined us from Churchill Downs to discuss different training styles and Sunday Silence kickstarting Japanese success in horse racing...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Donald Trump butchering the name of a candidate he is endorsing in Ohio, Ulta sending a very poorly worded email about a Kate Spade promotion, and a couple who are the Armed and Amorous...
Mayor Greg Fischer discussed Derby Week, Dr. Jeff Howard taking over as Director of Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness, his relationship with mayoral candidates, Frankfort's impact on the city, and violence in our community...
Tavi Wallace talked about the two marathons she ran last weekend (her so-called Derby/Pig Challenge). First, she paced the 9-minute mile group in the Derby Festival Marathon and discussed challenges therein. And after that on Saturday, she went to Cincy and ran the Flying Pig Marathon on Sunday...
Ryan Quarles, Kentucky's Agriculture Commissioner, talked about the mission to put Kentucky Proud products on your tables, the impact of inflation on Kentucky products, his decision to run for Governor of the Commonwealth, and his stance on Roe v. Wade...
Jody Demling joined us again today to talk about changes in the Derby field (none...yet), how trainers manage multiple horses in the Derby, Churchill keeping some of their pandemic ticket options, and all of the stakes races coming up...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Derby, Bill Murray trying to mend fences, Ashley and Wynonna's tributes to their mother the night after her passing, and this year's Met Gala...
Tonya York Dees talked about the origination of Unbridled Eve, the celebrity guests coming this year, and how you can still be a part of the event...
Tom Rooney, a former Congressman and the current President/CEO of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, discussed the creation of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority and expanded gaming's impact on horse racing...
Our horseracing guy Jody Demling checked in to talk about the Derby and Oaks post draws and early odds. Jody discussed his surprise with Epicenter not being the favorite, how the draw affects both races, and having an extra day to handicap this year's race...
Sen. Rand Paul joins Terry to discuss a number of topics including Dr. Anthony Fauci & COVID, Title 42, inflation concerns, President Trump's political future, Disney & Gov. DeSantis and much more.
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including sports reporter Jody Demling.
Jody walks through his career starting at the Courier-Journal working the desk and writing articles then progressing into working on TV and radio including at NewsRadio 840 WHAS, 790 KRD and the UofL Radio Network.
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the possibility that Ted Lasso may not be a nice guy after all, or at least the guy who plays him. We also got into Marjorie Taylor Greene getting angry again, Italian kids getting both the father and mother's last names, and Justin Bieber's newest hunk of garbage...
Josh Heird, the Interim Director of Athletics at the University of Louisville, discussed the hiring of Kenny Payne to lead the men's basketball program, the momentum behind the Louisville brand, the new coaches on Scott Satterfield's staff, the future of NIL, and the future of athletics...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Kevin Harned.
Kevin talks about playing kickball, naked water skiing, and Taylor Ratliff still not knowing who he is. He may have gotten into his TV career and other stuff too. I can't remember. We were too busy laughing...
U of L Pitching Coach and Associate Head Coach Roger Williams talks about the upcoming weekend series against Clemson, former Cards in pro ball, and chooses his walk-up song...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss a "Nigerian prince" getting busted for conning women from money in the Commonwealth, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's claim that "Satan’s Controlling the (Catholic) Church", and a rotary cellphone...
Tawana Bain, the owner of a variety of businesses, talks about lacking experience but having drive to get a new venture off the ground, multitasking versus being singular focused, and the upcoming Derby Diversity Summit/Derby Diversity Week...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Mary's birthday, too much aspirin being a bad thing, the shooting on the set of the movie Rust, and the "Cash me outside" ho and all of the money she makes on Only Fans...
Congressman Yarmuth talks about Russia's nuclear threat, Kamala Harris being COVID-positive, the search for Hunter Biden's laptop, Elon Musk buying Twitter, and Florida legislating Disney's beliefs...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, Trump's TRUTH Social, the Supreme Court case concering a high school coach and praying on the football field after the game, and Gayle King's interview with Megan Thee Stallion about when she was shot by Tory Lanez...
Dr. Robert H. Zax of The Skin Group dropped by to talk about how to protect your skin (and your health) from the sun, routine skin checks, and when you should go see a professional...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including John Shumway.
John talked about the beginnings of his radio career in Lexington, moving to WHAS, getting a TV gig, and doing news in Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs on celebs you shouldn't Google, President Donald Trump having a fundraising event at the Kentucky Derby, the Queen's birthday, and why British people hate us...
Matt and Lauren Kirchgessner discuss the Addie and Baylor Kirchgessner Foundation, their 2nd Annual Bear & Buddy Pro-Am, a barrel of Woodford you can win, and their goal to further the legacies of their children by putting books in kids hands...
Dorislee Gilbert is running for Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge. She talks about why she wants to be a judge, her experience at the Mary Byron Project, and the Miracle League...
Officer Beth Ruoff talks about all of the preparations LMPD has put into place to make sure everyone has a safe and happy Thunder Over Louisville. She also has a few tips that make make your travel to and from the riverfront a little bit easier...
Hayley and the Knobs talk trash can basketball, the return of Oscar Tshiebwe, celebrity lawsuits including Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard and Blac Chyna versus the Kardashians, and Bhad Bhabie paying cash for a multi-million dollar home. Oh, you don't know Bhad Bhabie? That's the "Cash me outside" girl...
Aviation expert Jay Ratliff joins Terry to discuss what to expect from airlines this summer travel season.
Greg Puccetti, a Republican candidate for the 3rd District Congressional seat that will become available when John Yarmuth retires, discusses his military service, lowering high gas prices, fixing the education system, and fighting riding inflation...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Scott Jennings.
Scott talked about how he got into the newsroom as a U of L freshman, not "dying on every hill" at CNN, and his political career including the real President George W. Bush...
Joi McAtee discusses the mission of Lean Into Louisville and tonight's Jackie Robinson 75th anniversary event at the Louisville Slugger Museum...
Jim Waters, the President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discusses charter schools and the passage of legislation to fund them in Kentucky...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones discusses the possible return of Tom Jurich to the University of Louisville, loyalty, and the importance of fathers...
Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day talks about the Kentucky Race Track Chaplaincy's 20th annual Race For Grace on May 2nd. Listen in to get details on everything going on with the event and how to get tickets...
Craig Greenberg is running for Mayor. He talked about his emphasis on public safety and how it would be funded with federal dollars, revitalizing Downtown and bridging the 9th Street divide, the Metro's relationship with Frankfort, and how the shooting impacted his campaign....
Senator Mitch McConnell discussed the impact of the Crime Bill and whether or not it is possible to turn back the rise of crime in America, his impact (or lack thereof) on the Quintez Brown case, the rise in inflation and how to get people back to work, what America will look like after the November elections, his relationship with President Trump, the future of sports gaming in Kentucky, our efforts in Ukraine, and more...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses another battery factory coming to the 2nd District, inflation and oil prices, the other side of the Keystone Pipeline issue, and new grants that could help fund services for people trying to get off drugs...
Lizzy stuck around for a little bit to fill in for Haley and talk Branjelina, Kim and Kanye, Johnny versus Amber, and her TOPS photo shoot...
Miss Kentucky USA Lizzy Neutz drops by to talk modeling with Terry, her real estate career, and the ups-and-downs of her new pageant career...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the driving factors behind inflation, American oil production versus demand, where we go from here with the war in Ukraine, and veto issues in Frankfort...
Pastor Timothy Findley Jr. is the Senior Pastor of Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center and his running for Mayor of Louisville. In today's visit, he discusses funding pre-K for all Jefferson County students, his support of guaranteed basic income, increasing public transportation use, the city's relationship with Frankfort, the legalization gaming and marijuana, and more...
Suzanne Clark, the President and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, discusses getting people back to the office, childcare, repairing infrastructure, and inflation...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about all of the crazies going to Virginia to "support" Johnny Depp during his trail against Amber Heard, a terrible flight back from Cancun, tonight's WNBA Draft, and Hayley being right about J-Lo's engagement...
The Mayor of Jeffersontown Bill Dieruf talks about why he wants to be the Mayor of Louisville. He discussed the successes he has had in J-Town, safety in Metro Louisville, merging the city's services they way they should've been years ago, improving the city's image, sports gaming, returning to offices, and more...
Dan and Julie McDonnell, the first family of Louisville Baseball, preview tomorrow's Cancer Awareness Night at Jim Patterson stadium and discuss the Cards performance over the weekend against North Carolina...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about J-Lo's morning affirmations, The Masters, new Pink Floyd music, and which of the seven deadly sins fits us best...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Mary Jeffries.
Mary talked about her time on WHAS, her love of the listeners, her off-the-air reputation, and working with her colleagues...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the many aspects of the Quintez Brown case now that it has gone Federal, The Masters and the coming of Topgolf, Ed Sheeran getting a W in court, and Cracker Jill...
Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson discusses his run for Mayor, the importance of public safety and increasing neighborhood policing, what to do with our surplus of Federal dollars, expanded gaming, and our "merged" government...
PGA Teaching Professional Brian Manzella breaks down the weather conditions at The Masters, Tiger's performance, and what to expect the next few days...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Mark Wahlberg selling his Beverly Hills mansion, a father and daughter being struck by lightning, and the new Forbes Billionaires List...
Authors Hope Zoeller and Joe DeSensi discuss their new book "Hope For Leaders In The 2020s," how the pandemic has changed our views of work, and the now normal...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about traveling to Canada, a Congressman disrespecting a 50-year military veteran, and classic commercials that show-up on your social media feeds...
Ron Adams was a top-ranked high school basketball player in the 70s until an accident in a coal mine left him as a quadriplegic. Ron tells us the story of his accident and how he persevered to become a lawyer and write a new book entitled "Coal Mine to Courtroom: A Quadriplegic's
Memoir of Relentless Faith, Courage and Eternal Success".
You can meet Ron and get a copy of the book on Friday night at 6:00 pm at Carmichael's Bookstore on Frankfort Ave...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the aftermath of yesterday's high winds, the "death" of a Canadian crypto king, and celebs like Jim Carrey and Zoe Kravitz getting dragged on Twitter for stuff they did/said years ago...
Oscar Combs, the founder of the Cats' Pause, breaks down the Final Four, which team Cats fans would like to win (if they had to pick), and who will be the new King of College Basketball after Coach K is gone...
Hayley and the Knobs speak with Bellarmine Head Coach Scott Davenport about the new Davenport Family Scholarship Foundation and the U of L Women's run to the Final Four. We also got into Tiger Woods playing Augusta, Eric Church canceling a show to watch the Final Four, and everyone lying about the Will Smith/Chris Rock incident now...
Hayley and the Knobs started talking about COVID shots, but we quickly got into the fear of snakes, Will Smith's Oscars assault, and the amazing accomplishments of Spaulding President Tori Murden McClure...
LMPD Officer Nick Rodman passed away five years ago today. His father George Rodman spoke about the welfare of Nick's widow and kids, who Nick was as a person, and recounted a few stories of Nick's time at LMPD and the people he impacted in his life...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed various aspects of the President's proposed budget including the untaxed compensation of wealthy Americans and the economic strain of baby boomers retiring. He also talked about Frankfort mismanaging the Commonwealth's tax funds and why Louisville should secede...
State Rep Mary Lou Marzian discusses gerrymandering by Republicans, why she has decided to withdraw from her next political run, reproductive rights, and more...
Former midday host John Ziegler returned to relive the eventful year-and-a-half he had at WHAS including the Darcie Divita scandal. John also discussed the death of truth in favor of storytelling, his film and podcast work with people like Sarah Palin, Joe Paterno, Michael Jackson, and Matt Lauer, and SO much more...
Kirk McIver is running for Jefferson County Constable so that he can eliminate the position. He explains why he wants to job to go away...
Blake Hardesty, the Program Director of First Tee, talks about First Tee's mission, teaching golf and life skills, and how your kids can get involved...
Hayley and the Knobs talk lottery winners, Terry's version of Supermarket Sweep, beavers being reintroduced to London, license plate cameras coming to KY, and a new hack when eating cupcakes...
Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnel celebrates the Notre Dame sweep, gets fans ready for Bark at the Park, and talks about pumping noise into practice and some of the former Cards in the big leagues...
Colleen Younger, Jefferson County PVA, announces upcoming meetings with the public and discusses both how properties are evaluated and how you can go about questioning that evaluation...
Hayley and the Knobs talk UK's loss to Saint Peter's, the reaction of Cat fans, Kenny Payne winning those games, and the future of Oscar Tshiebwe...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Mindy Peterson.
Mindy talked about her Sunday traditions when she started working at WHAS, her husband Buddy's exemplary sales skills, being a working mom, and standing atop the Lincoln Bridge...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell joined us to preview this weekend's series against #1 Notre Dame, talks about Mother Nature's effects on last year's series with the Irish, and urge Cardinal fans to watch for schedule changes due to impending rain this weekend...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Kenny Payne getting the U of L job, whether or Cal is praying for Kenny, and UK's run in the NCAA Tournament. We also got into Eric Conn's story coming to a streaming service near you, going on the road with The Dead or the Rolling Stones, and Rod Stewart's road repair...
Former-LMPD Sgt. John Mattingly talked about the night Breonna Taylor was killed and his new book "12 Seconds In The Dark". Not only did he recount his actions that night, he also discussed many aspects of the case including the impact of race on the situation, Kenneth's Walker's behavior that night, LMPD higher-ups making Walker "untouchable", Mayor Fischer "wanting (the officers involved) fired", a bounty being put on his head, the validity of the warrant, taking the 5th in the Brett Hankison trial, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs get into grilling steaks, using emoji's at work, Ye's feud with Pete Davidson, why you don't see more cats in movies, and the Russian woman who protested on the news is free...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talked about the one wish he wishes someone would grant him, his belief his team could play in the Postseason NIT, and why his Bellarmine Knights will not participate in any postseason tournament this season...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the passing of former WHAS morning man Wayne Perkey, America's position on the war in Ukraine, and more than $5 million dollars in federal funds that are coming home to Louisville...
Steve, Monica, and Abby Simeon discuss a vehicle that was custom built for their special needs son/brother, the vehicle being stolen yesterday, and thier request for help to get it back.
Please contact Steve at 502-298-0436 with any information.
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Kelly Carls.
Kelly talks about his first day at WHAS, how he handled complaints from listeners, the heartbreak of replacing Francene, and being a public servant...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss early sightseeing, taking naps, needing a "whole lotta money" to fill your gas tank, Pat Sajak going all in on a contestant, and a group of siblings that claim to have a world record for their combined age...
Tom Leach, the voice of the Kentucky Wildcats, checks in from Tampa and says the Cats seem to have everything you would want to have to make a deep run in March...
Oscar Combs talks about the history of the Cat's Pause, the importance of the Sweet 16, the impact of NIL rights, and UK's tourney hopes...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell updates this weekend's schedule for the series against Michigan, tells us a little about the Wolverines, and provides the details on a big trip for the Cardinal nine next season...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the Sweet 16 at Rupp Arena, Louder Than Life, Kelly Clarkson finally getting her divorce finalized, the Cards' run in Brooklyn, and outrage at Central High School...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talked about last night's ASUN Tournament championship, his team's love for each other, the real Freedom Hall environment, and the people that guided him to this spot in his life...
George Rodman, a candidate for Jefferson County Sheriff, discussed his desire to be Sheriff, his goals for the office, and how to combat the violence we are experiencing in our city...
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck talks about Louder Than Life coming back to Louisville, KY...
Lynda Lambert from AAA discusses the rise in gas prices and how long we might have to deal with this...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport relives Bellarmine's victory in the ASUN semifinals, the moment they found out they were coming home for a finals match-up, and the road the Knights have taken into Division 1 over the last few years. Coach also previews tomorrow's match-up with Jacksonville at Freedom Hall...
Jack Fox talked about an interview he did with Wayne a few years ago and meeting him for the first time...
Former morning show meteorologist Ken Schulz talked about his great chemistry with Wayne and Perkey's timeliness...
Van Vance said he is sad about the loss of Wayne Perkey. He talked about Wayne as a person and his great loyalty to the people in his life...
Perkey's former boss Denny Nugent talked about Wayne's excellence on Derby Day, his willingness to help at any time, and his involvement with the WHAS Crusade for Children...
Former WHAS morning show reporter Kim Scott Sowinski talks about the openness and inclusivity of Wayne Perkey...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Bill Cody.
Bill talks about some of his WHAS memories, traveling the country doing radio, getting his dream job in Nashville, and what it's like to be on stage at the Grand Ole Opry...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the really weird way Julia Fox says "uncut gems," The Batman costing you $25, a ship full of sunken luxury cars, and and break-up of Bill and Melinda Gates...
Louisville baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell joins us to re-live Tuesday's big walk-off against Morehead, preview this weekend's series with Akron, and talk about the growth of his team in this young season...
Mayoral candidate Colin Hardin discusses his plans to revitalize Downtown business, providing applicants with a Private Basic Income, providing training to people who own weapons, and legalizing plant-based drugs. He also gave his opinion on the outcome of the Brett Hankison trial...
We've known Thunder Over Louisville was coming back for a while, but we found out a lot of the details today and Wayne Hettinger and Megan Atkins Thoben get us ready for the big show...
Mayor Greg Fischer gave his reaction to a jury finding Brett Hankison not guilty. He also talked about trying to get federal money to remove or lessen the amount of money the community has to pay in bridge tolls after the news that Cincy/Northern KY is getting a free bridge, trying to get more business activity Downtown, and Amazon not coming to Oxmoor Center...
Hayley and the Knobs make fun of Tony Cruise all the while discussing the need to get rid of the bridge tolls, Dua Lipa stealing her song "Levitating", and Kim Kardashian officially being a single lady again...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talked about post-season tournament basketball returning to Freedom Hall. The Knights will be taking on Florida Gulf Coast on Thursday night in an ASUN Quarterfinal game. Find out how to get cheap tickets and be a part of a big game for the Bellarmine Knights, and what Coach had to say about the situation going on right now at the University of Louisville...
BIPPS CEO Jim Waters discusses the HB9 legislation that is going through Frankfort and discusses creation and funding for charter schools...
Congressman Brett Guthrie gave us his reaction to last night's State of the Union given by President Biden. He also discussed oil prices and the limited ability to use our own resources, our intelligence community exposing Putin's lies in Ukraine, and Representative Lauren Boebert yelling out during the State of the Union...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses America's effort in Ukraine, the ups-and-downs of oil prices, and what to expect from tonight's State of the Union address...
Mayoral candidate David Nicholson said he would appoint a civilian police commissioner to help reform LMPD, how it would've helped over the past few years, who they would report too, and what kind of credentials they would have...
Author Lee Cole who grew-up in Kentucky but now lives in New York talks about his new book "Groundskeeping" that is a love story about two people from very different cultures set in the Commonwealth of Kentucky...
Dr. Ajmal Zemmar from UofL joins Terry to discuss his team's study on the brain's "life flash before your eyes" visual at the time of death.
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Mark Pfieffer.
Mark was a news anchor who worked at 840 WHAS and WHAS-TV in the 1970s until the early 1990s.
Hayley and the Knobs talk Ye and his new favorite rapper Jack Harlow, whether or not Aaron Rodgers is single, and a crazy Jeopardy ending...
New York Times author Joe Drape discusses the impact of the Bob Baffert suspension on the Kentucky Derby and horseracing as a whole, Baffert's future in the game, and where the case goes from here...
Greg Puccetti, a candidate for the 3rd Congressional District, gave his thoughts on the Ukraine/Russia situation. He also discussed racial issues within JCPS, his support of the 2nd Amendment, and how he came win the 3rd District...
Mayoral candidate Reverend Tim Findley Jr. discussed his Economic Development Plan. He talked about the desire to have an NBA Franchise in Louisville, making sure his economic plan is equitable for all, and the bail system victimizing poor people...
LaMont Tonge talks about his weight loss journey and losing over 115 pounds and his book "If I Can Do It, So Can You"...
Hayley and the Knobs talk with Judge David Holton on his belief that cash bail should be eliminated and how it would've impacted the Quintez Brown. We also got into Tom Hanks' terrible accent in the new Elvis movie and a dad who had to kill his kid's TikTok stalker...
Judge David Holton talked about eliminating cash bail in favor of a "keep or detain" system, how it would've impacted Quintez Brown, and the legal system being broken...
State Representative Jason Nemes is a co-sponsor of a bill to force an actual person to post bail for people charged with serious offenses. It would not allow group funds to post bail for anyone. Representative Nemes did specific that the definition of "serious offenses" are being determined, but a case like the attempted murder of Craig Greenberg by Quintez Brown would qualify and Brown would not have been allowed to leave jail without an actual person posting the bail...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Van Vance.
Van, The President of Cool at WHAS, talked about all his nicknames, his times in the ABA, and why he couldn't date any of Terry's sisters...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the "tough life" of Tom Hanks son Chet, things women do better than men, Disney relaxing their mask rules, and the need for people to come back to work...
Mulberry International Resources' Executive Director Natasha Reimer discussed the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine that has been going on for years, Mulberry's mission to help children and at-risk families in the Ukraine, and how you can help...
Robert LeVertis Bell, a candidate for State Representative, discusses the bail of Quintez Brown and getting rid of the cash bail system as a whole...
Dr. Ricky L. Jones discussed his relationship with both Quintez Brown and Craig Greenberg, the guilt he carries for not maintaining contact with Brown after his disappearance, being an "activist", and what should happen to/with Brown now...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Prince Andrew, settling his lawsuit, and where he goes from here. We also talked about Chevy Chase's rep of being an old tool, crazy Kanye, and Sasquatch in the sewer...
Mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg discussed the shooting yesterday at his campaign office and his quest to stop the gun violence in our community. He also talked about getting to see his family last night, the impact of antisemitism and/or politics may have had on the incident, and the $100K bail that was set for Quintez Brown (the alleged shooter)...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses Russia's intentions in Ukraine and how they are being perceived by our intelligence communities, when we might get some relief from inflation, the role antisemitism and metal health issues might have played in the attempt to kill mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss some of the best and worst Super Bowl commercials, the reaction to the halftime show, and how not to get punched by your loved one on Valentine's Day...
Hayley and the Knobs talked with a couple of Melissa Forsythe's former co-workers (Bob Domine and Barry Bernson) about her life and impact on TV news. We also discussed the Super Bowl Halftime Show, food, and we got Hayley's "Can't Miss" pick on the game...
Barry Bernson talked about Melissa Forsythe being the first female TV journalist in the Louisville market and the impact of her non-compete lawsuit that still echoes today. Barry also talked about being "between roles" in his acting career...
Bob Domine talked about the "tenacious" journalist Melissa Forsythe was, not being allowed to pull out her chair on set, and getting his nickname "Boo Boo". Bob also talked about missing Secretariat by two weeks...
Another co-anchor of Melissa Forsythe, Mark Pfeifer talked about Melissa setting the standard for news anchors and what Melissa did after she went to work in Frankfort...
Life Coach Stacey Vicari has some important relationship advice that will not only help you with Valentine's Day but all throughout your relationship...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Dan Burgess.
Dan talked about going from being the "news guy" at WLRS to the WHAS staff, Melissa Forsythe working without a teleprompter, and where he and his family are now...
Gary Roedemeier talked about Melissa Forsythe breaking down barriers for women in TV news, some of the big stories she covered, and the News 'Lissas....
Jim Mitchell talked about the years he worked with Melissa Forsythe, the great journalist she was, and how she changed media in Kentucky...
Louisville baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell called-in to get everyone ready for the start of their season next week. He talked about their upcoming schedule and all of the great home games coming up, the motivation his team is taking from not making the NCAA Tournament last season, the stars on his team that college baseball hasn't heard from yet, and books that he uses as motivational tools...
Sacred Heart student Charlotte McCarthy and St. X student Quinten Shewmaker talk about what got them into flying airplanes, their first solos, and Flight Club 502 (a 501(c)(3)) dedicated to developing leaders for America tomorrow through lessons in Aerospace)...
Mayoral candidate Shameka Parrish-Wright discusses some Metro Council Dems endorsing another candidate in the primary, some of her central focuses were she to become Mayor (homelessness and economic betterment of everyone in the city), and the Bail Project...
Stuart Ray talks about his run for the 3rd District Congressional seat. He discussed why he wants to run, how to get businesses to stay in our city, and how to turn Congress around...
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck talked about the Farm Machinery Show and some of the other 28 shows coming to town in the month of February and in the future...
Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon released the information of his audit of statewide government and came on the radio show to discuss a large amount of unemployment fraud (coming from both inside and outside of the state) and how the Commonwealth might get some of that money back...
Terry Eitel and Cecily Bell talk about their family members Patti Eitel and Debbie Bell who were murdered in 1997. Their killer Kimberly Harris is due for her first probation hearing tomorrow and the victim's families wanted to discuss their lost loved ones and what they think should happen to Harris.
Hayley and the Knobs dig into the hypocrisy between Joe Rogen, Howard Stern, COVID-19, and the N-word. We also discussed the shortage of nurses in Louisville that was showcased on 60 Minutes last night, NFL coaches who got jobs, and Broken Heart Syndrome...
In honor of Cincy getting back to the big game, Bob Ibach tells us about a limited edition Bengals football that is being created to commemorate this super season and benefit charity at the same time...
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Hayley and the Knobs discuss Terry's addiction to Air Force 1, a guy who is angry at Ricky Jones sent Terry an email, and what jobs Michael Avenatti could be good at when he gets out of jail...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Ken Schulz.
Ken discusses working mornings at WHAS, adjusting to sleeping in, working with some of the biggest names in the history of Louisville media, and a Valentine's disaster...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Topgolf FINALLY coming to Louisville, the many issues of the Washington Commanders, and a new Super Bowl ad where Gwyneth Paltrow eats her own candle. Yes, that one...
Mayor Greg Fischer talks about the city's preparedness for today's winter storm, the economic momentum Louisville has in the new year, and resources headed our way to address gun violence in the community...
WLKY's Dominique Yates digs into Mike Pegue's Louisville Cardinals and and Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL for their hiring practices...
Our former midday host John Ziegler discusses CNN firing Jeff Zucker and how Whoopi Goldberg got to keep her job...
Major Bobby Cooper of the Louisville Fire Department discusses safety procedures people should pay attention to in cold weather/power outages...
Joe Arnold, the Vice President of Strategic Communications for the Kentucky Electric Cooperatives, discusses the power outages in Western Kentucky due to the winter storm, how ice storms can be slow moving disasters, and how Cooperatives work...
Indiana State Trooper Sergeant Carey Huls gives a storm update in Southern Indiana and advice on how to travel safely during conditions like these...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses his conversation with Louisville legend Butch Beard and the lawsuit former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores has brought against various teams and the NFL as a whole...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the recovery efforts from the storms across Western Kentucky, Russia's presence in the Ukraine, and a proposed bill to "compete with China"...
Mayoral candidate Reverend Tim Findley Jr. talked about his safety plan that doesn't focus on LMPD and where the funds will come from to finance his plan. He also discussed former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores lawsuit against the NFL...
Hayley and the Knobs had a quick show talking about the NFL's Rooney Rule, artists leaving Spotify, and Domino's giving people coupons to pick-up pizzas...
Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson, a candidate for Mayor of Louisville, discussed his three-pronged public safety campaign, funding community services, and LMPD...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the infrastructure money coming to the Commonwealth, another social media exchange with Thomas Massie, Whoopi Guldberg's thoughts on the Holocaust, and President Biden's promise to nominate a black woman for the Supreme Court...
Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Chris Morris talks about the yearly release of Double Double Oaked and how you can get your hands on a bottle (or two)...
Actor Phillip Cherry discussed his relative Henrietta Helm, her impact on Black History in Louisville, and how you can learn more about Helm...
Metro Councilman and former police officer Mark Fox talked about aspects public safety. He discussed it being more dangerous in our city than it used to be, young people not being attracted to being police officers anymore, how to reduce Louisville's homicide rate, and more...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Denny Nugent.
Denny Nugent, the former Program Director for WHAS in the 1980's, talked about coming to Louisville, getting rid of the "stuffier" music, and hiring Terry Meiners...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the amazing run Amy Schneider had on Jeopardy, former 49ers QB Jeff Garcia getting angry that a female reporter had facts to back-up her argument, and the crazy trial of Stormy Daniels...
Brian Manzella talks Brian Kelly and the new-look LSU Tigers, his newly-adopted LSU Bengals from Cincinnati, and young guys to watch on the PGA Tour...
Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf is a candidate for Mayor of Louisville. He talks about using his experience as the Mayor of J-town to entice businesses to come to Louisville, how to mend the relationship between the Mayor's office and LMPD, and having pride in the city...
Hayley and the Knobs talk with Will Clark about Chris Mack's exit from the University of Louisville, the need for reporters to do their research before they out their foot in their mouth, and Tony Cruise getting scammed again...
Terry is joined by Sen. Rand Paul whose interview with Clay Travis & Buck Sexton was recently pulled from YouTube. Sen. Paul also weighs in on COVID policy, voting rights legislation and much more.
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's late-Christmas/Anniversary trip home, watching movies in the theater versus on your couch at home, Novak Djokovic not getting the shot, a Weird Al biopic, and things that happen in your adult life that no one prepared you for...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed different voting rights topics including Voter ID laws and the filibuster. He also talked about the possibility of the President tweaking and re-branding Build Back Better, getting free COVID tests sent to your home, and his Twitter activity over various issues, including Martin Luther King Jr...
Jack "Goose" Givens remembers his coach Joe B. Hall, how he challenged them while he was at Kentucky, and helping Joe broadcast games after his coaching career was over. Goose also talked about Coach Hall welcoming African American players into the program and some of the issues Jack had to deal with being a part of the team...
Jim Host discussed his friend Joe B. Hall. He talked about Coach Hall successfully following Coach Rupp, Coach Cal bringing Joe B. back into the fold, and the Joe B. and Denny Show...
Mayoral candidate Rev. Tim Findley Jr. discussed the "whitesplaining" of Martin Luther King Jr.'s beliefs on issues like voting rights and the filibuster and co-opting some of them for their owns causes on this MLK Day. He also talks about not being invited to an event earlier today that other mayoral candidates were invited too, violence in Louisville, and re-investing in public projects...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Wayne Perkey.
Wayne updated us on his family and kids plus how he got to WHAS, big snows, and and how he stayed in radio so long...
Old Joe says the party if over for U of Smell. Baldy Chris Mack's team is the worst in America! And Loserville's glory days are 40 years ago!
Shameka Parrish-Wright is running for Mayor of Louisville and she discussed her dream for the city, reconnecting Louisville's small cities, the need for better healthcare, taking care of our homeless population, and how to lower the homicide rate...
Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell talks about the upcoming Leadoff Dinner, his team's challenging schedule, and his team being the hunters in 2022...
Lots of people are talking about voting rights lately. We even had the Commonwealth's Secretary of State Michael Adams on to talk about it earlier in the week. After his appearance, UK Law Professor Josh Douglas wanted to get on to expound on some of the Secretary's thoughts...
David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, keeps us updated as to what is happening at the Kentucky Exposition Center and the Kentucky International Convention Center...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed his visit to the boarder with Mexico, the drugs coming into the country, and the tornado relief that continues in his district...
Michael Adams, Kentucky's Secretary of the State, discussed being a "model for the nation" on voting regulations, keeping voting rights in the state's hands, and the "voter suppression epidemic"...
Senator Rand Paul discussed Dr. Fauci's claim that an attack on him is an attack on science, the funding behind COVID-19, and why he should be fired. The Senator also touched on the future of the filibuster, voting rights and inflation...
Lifelong Bulldogs fan and Georgia Alum Cody Patterson talks about being in Indy for last night's game and UGA coming away with a National Championship...
Louisville Fire Department Major Bobby Cooper discusses the dangers of apartment living and things you should be aware of to keep you and your family safe...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss "Black Monday" in the NFL and rich owners firing their coaches, former Louisville news anchor Mort Crim and how he inspired the movie "Anchorman", and Amy Schneider running down the record at Jeopardy...
Old Joe said he had a great weekend! Coach Cal and his Cats beat Georgia and U of Smell lost to former Cat Leonard Hamilton and Florida State...
Holli Sullivan, the Indiana Secretary of State, called-in from Indianapolis to talk about filing for retention of her office and prepping for her first statewide election. She also discussed Voter ID, auditing the 2020 election, and federalizing elections...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Terry's weird "Heaven" dream, the reality of Pretty Privilege, and putting a redistricting pig in a wedding dress...
Don "Elvis" Goodfleisch talks The King and celebrating what would've been his birthday 87th birthday on Saturday...
WHAS 100 with Sid Jenkins
Sid Jenkins, Terry's oldest friend at WHAS, talked about the Louisville Cardinals sparking his interest in radio, being an easy listening DJ, and some of the highlights of his career being a part of the U of L broadcasts...
Interested in starting or finishing a degree AND getting credit for your time in the workforce? Dr. Shaun Owens discusses the program for you. Get details on U of L's Online Bachelor's in Organizational Leadership Degree...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss driving in the snow, the craziness that is Antonio Brown, KFC's new Beyond Fried Chicken buckets, and a woman who says being jailed for her participation in the insurrection is the same as being a Jew during the Holocaust...
Connor Galle Hughes talks about her sports allegiances, including the Alabama Crimson Tide and their shot at winning the National Championship on Monday night. She also got into the Packers...
Schoolboy Sam Frey returns to talk sports of all kinds including the Antonio Brown saga, the NFL's playoff storylines, and the upcoming National Championship...
Mayor Greg Fischer calls in from a snow-covered Market Street to discuss the efforts to keep our homes/streets/people safe after the snow, the opening of a new COVID-19 testing site at Churchill Downs, and the Metro's goals for the General Assembly in Frankfort...
Yesterday, Old Joe was so happy about the Cats victory in the Citrus Bowl and today he is as sad as he could be about Coach Cal and the Wildcats taking an "L" in Baton Rouge...
A few weeks ago Cody Patterson said he was "cautiously optimistic" about Georgia's chances to beat Alabama in the SEC Championship. They did not, but he is not deterred about their chances to avenge that loss in Monday's National Championship...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the importance of finding out what really happened on January 6th of 2021, the "stolen" election, whether or not President Trump could win again in 2024, the possibilities that exist in the 2022 election, and how to end the COVID-19 pandemic...
Timothy Findley Jr., a candidate for Mayor and the Senior Pastor of Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center, discussed the crisis situation in the city of Louisville, the wealth gap, the money it takes to run for political office, and voting for change...
Old Joe is still riding high off of the Cats' victory in the Citrus Bowl. He did the "Cats" cheer. He flashed the "Ls down". He worked himself into such a frenzy he starting going on about the Cats been Bama and the Green Bay Packers...
Hayley and the Knobs are back for the first show of 2022 to talk about the crappy New Year's Eve TV specials, Betty White's Snickers commercial, Herschel Walker running for the Senate, and the oath of the new Mayor of Atlanta...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Jack Pattie.
Jack talked about the influence WHAS had on him, his career in radio, and his side gig as Santa...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the weekend in sports including Tiger Woods return to golf, Kyanna Parsons-Perez on the TODAY show, and big movies coming out both at the box office and on a streaming service near you...
St. X Football Coach Kevin Wallace talked about winning the State Championship over Male, the loss to Male in the regular season being a springboard for the team, why their title run was so magical, and the damage to his hometown of Bowling Green...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Skip Essick.
Skip, the former bossman/Program Director at 840 WHAS, talked about how he initially turned-down the opportunity to run 840 WHAS, how much be loved working here, and adding Rush to the line-up...
Hayley and the Knobs talks Christmas decorations, artists we would love to see but never got the chance, Ben Affleck running-off at the mouth, and Chris Noth not paying attention while filming "Law & Order"...
Circuit Court Judge Audra Eckerle and Terry discuss his "Behind the Black Robe" experience in her court, the murder trial that was being adjudicated, and other issues that arise daily in the court system...
iHeart Aviation Analyst Jay Ratliff discussed the airlines use of bailout money, COVID regulations, and the possibility that 5G cell towers could interfere with airline landing systems...
None of us ever really know what we would do in a situation like the Mayfield tornado, but I hope I would react the way Kyanna Parsons-Perez did and lead people through positivity...
Earlier today, Vince Tyra held an invite-only press conference to discuss his tenure as the Athletic Director at the University of Louisville. He talked about his successes, challenges, and his relationship with former President Neeli Bendapudi. Get the takes of two of the media members who were there.
Earlier today, Vince Tyra held an invite-only press conference to discuss his tenure as the Athletic Director at the University of Louisville. He talked about his successes, challenges, and his relationship with former President Neeli Bendapudi. Get the takes of two of the media members who were there.
Jim Ryan of ABC News checks-in from Murray to talk about the tornado that torn threw Mayfield and the OHSA investigation into the candle factory and whether or not employees were told they had to stay and work during the storm or be fired...
Old Joe called in sad and thrown venom at all Catholics. He even said Coach Cal is in danger of getting fired for putting his religion before the Cats...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the Vince Tyra situation and the University of Louisville missing an opportunity to communicate with its fan/customer base, a paparazzo chasing down Alec Baldwin in NYC, the anniversary of John Lennon's death, and memories of New York...
Jody Demling calls from Grawemeyer Hall to update the Vince Tyra situation. It has been rumored that Tyra has interest in the Athletic Director position at Florida State University, and after today's meeting he is free to do so. The Board of Trustees has amended Tyra's contract by eliminating both the non-compete clause and the 30-day notice clause.
Get all of those details and thoughts on who might be taking over from here...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the recent video conference between Presidents Biden and Putin and how much we can trust the Russian leader, why we have a military advantage over China, when he feels Build Back Better will be passed, and Congressman Thomas Massie's Xmas card...
Chris Hartman, Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, talked about the charges being dropped stemming from the protest at the 2019 Kentucky Farm Bureau Ham Breakfast and issues he looks forward to in the 2021 political session...
On the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Colonel Glenn Fisher talked about America entering WWII, trying to enlist at the age of 15, being injured in Europe and treated next to German prisoners, and his continued service to others...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Shay McAlister.
WHAS-11 Investigative Journalist Shay McAlister talks about being "paid to pry," how she prepares for high-profile interviews, and being on Tiger King...
Judge David Holton discussed the legal process that the Michigan high school shooter will be going through in the next few days/weeks and gives his opinion on having metal detectors and SROs in schools...
Judge Derwin Webb discusses the idea behind his "Behind the Black Robe" observation program and the benefits it can bring in our community...
Nick Coffey, the host of The Red Zone on 790 WKRD, previews Louisville's match-up tonight against Michigan State. He talked about what the team learned while Chris Mack was out, what to expect from the Spartans, and Night #2 of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed the anniversary of Rosa Parks sitting in the front of the bus, a black history test for white people, and free speech vs cancel culture...
Ole Joe says Cat fans are doing something they've never done before, chanting "Elle's Up!" in honor of Elle Smith being named Miss USA. He also had a few thoughts on Stoops' Troops smashing U of Smell...
PGA Teaching Pro and LSU fan Brian Manzella talks about Tiger's interview with Gold Digest and Brian Kelly becoming the new head man for the bayou bengals...
Georgia superfan Cody Patterson discusses the Alabama/Auburn game that put Bama into this Saturday's SEC Championship against his Bulldogs and the CFP possibilities...
Old Joe called again, while doing his Ls Down dance, to talk about Levisville, Stoops' Troops getting back at U of L for Booby Petrino running up the score, and all of the future loses the Cards will get courtesy of the Cats...
Ole Joe is so happy about UK's Governor's Cup win that he wrote a holiday song to make U of L fans feel worse. As if it was going to make you feel better...
Terry best friend, cardiologist Henry Sadlo, talks about the importance of a coronary calcium scan and how it can really help save your life...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Ted Werbin.
Ted aka Mark Jacobs talks about enjoying the Florida lifestyle, the people he worked with here in Louisville, the news being the same all over, and the Blue Angels...
Jim Lehrer, the former owner of Brownsboro Hardware, is helping with an effort to put a wreath on the grave of ever America veteran. If you would like to help, listen and get all of the details...
Hayley and Knob #2 discuss holiday shopping, the movies you have to watch every holiday season, and Taylor Swift's new music video (of course)...
Lara MacGregor talked about her battle with cancer, the mission and massive expansion of Hope Scarves, and her nomination to be a L'Oreal of Paris Women of Worth and how your vote can help her get more money for her cause...
Teddy Abrams, the Music Director of the Louisville Orchestra, talked about the orchestra's efforts to continue performing during the pandemic, the piano concerto he wrote over the past year, and the personal connection with artists and music...
Natalia Martinez from WAVE 3 News discusses the Bail Project and their efforts to pay the bail or bond for those who have not been convicted of crimes, typically for non-violent offenders. However, during last year's protests, it was discovered that violent offenders were helped by this group and others...
Old Joe says he is in Cats heaven. Stoops' Troops beat up Vanderbilt, are 30-point favorites over New Mexico State, and will take care of the Cardinal Criminals on Thanksgiving weekend. And then he started in on U of Smell losing to Furman...
Mayor Greg Fischer was in Washington D.C. for the signing of the Infrastructure Bill today. He joined us to discuss the impact of the Bill both nationally and locally and some of the specific opportunities available to Louisville...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Bob Sokoler.
Bob talks about the move from Atlanta to Louisville, why he sells homes for a living, his Shark Tank buddy Barbara Corcoran, and his goal to be a scuba diver...
Former Jefferson District Court Judge David Holton discusses the decision by the Metro Council to close the youth detention center and why he thinks it is a necessity in the community...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss iHeart DJs who got hacked, had their identities stolen, and then the hackers used them to steal money from listeners. We also got into Papa John Schnatter's new ramblings and the Tiger King drinking game sponsored by PETA...
We have a monthly segment scheduled with Mayor Fischer, but he was unavailable today so Terry decided to just do the interview himself...
Reverend Tim Findley Jr. is officially a candidate for Mayor of Louisville. He discusses what his leadership as Mayor would look like, the need to reallocate funds from LMPD to "community investment," how to combat the gang issue, and how to attract/reinvigorate the city's business community...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talks about the COVID-19 vaccine and why he feels mandates are a bad idea. He also discussed China's hypersonic missile tech, the future of the various infrastructure bills, and whether or not we can get cheap gas prices again...
"Local guy" Dr. Timothy Swenson from Sullivan University discusses what is causing the backlog in the supply chain, the impact of free market versus government oversight, and truck drivers retiring...
A long suffering, very tired Dr. Ricky Jones relishes the Braves winning the World Series. He also made time to talk about a naked, fat, Scottish guy, race being an issue in the 2022 election (not CRT), and Aaron Rodgers not getting "the shot"...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Election Day, transporting the President on tiny roads in Scotland, the funny accents used by old timey news people, and a white Virginia politician who thought it was okay to go in full blackface as Randy Watson for Halloween...
Fred Moore, the Executive Director Flags4Vets, is looking for help to place flags on graves for Veterans Day. Get details on how you can help...
Old Joe said the Cats had a bad luck streak, but it is over. We'll handle Tennessee and get to see Loserville get rocked by Clemson...
Steve Roberts, the chief political analyst for the ABC, discussed his late wife Cokie Roberts from her family and upbringing around politics, to her media career, and her behind the scenes life. He tells some great stories here and even more in his new book "Cokie, A Life Well Lived"...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Maureen Kyle.
"Queen" Maureen Kyle talks about the first time she met Terry, her tiny sorority, how her real life compares to "The Morning Show," and her biggest on-air flub...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss good news for Kentucky, a Halloween safety video from the 70s, failed Reagan assassin John Hinckley arguing with the members of Devo over songwriting royalties, and Harvey Weinstein screwing Robin Williams out of money on Good Will Hunting...
Marjie Vertrees says you can get into the holiday spirit and help the Kentucky Arthritis Foundation by participating in the 2021 Jingle Bell Run at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park. Listen for details (and take advantage of a pre-Halloween discount as well)...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the return of Chrissy Teigen after she "did the work", Bill Belichick proving he isn't the devil by rewarding underpaid staff with cash, and how rich the Mars family is thanks to America's love of candy...
Bellarmine Head Basketball Coach Scott Davenport discusses your opportunity to see some free hoops tomorrow night at Freedom Hall. Get details on that and a story about some of his players sneaking into The Hall to get shots up on their own...
Umpire (and Louisvillian) Tom Hallion talks about working the World Series, how he deals with angry players, the end of his career, and the possibility of robots calling balls and strikes...
Matt Jones gives the blow-by-blow on his legal victory over Mitch McConnell and Amy McGrath, the potential over his political career, and the disconnect between Washington D.C. and the rest of America...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks about Matt Jones' victory over both the Republican and Democrat parties, being The New Louisville Lip, Dave Chappelle, and Cancel Culture...
Hayley and the Knobs somehow got sidetracked from our Scotland conversation by the Falls Fountain. We also talked about Dave Chappelle, the Cotton Ceiling, cheating in baseball, the World Series, and an embarrassing mom...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the importance of President Biden's trip to Rome and Glasgow (corporate tax rates), the proposal to tax unrealized gains on billionaires, and the whether or not we will have an infrastructure bill passed. He also had a few words for Joe Machin and Kyrsten Sinema...
Old Joe says, "Red is dead and blue is gold!" He thinks the times we are livin' in feel like Big Blue Heaven. He is talking National Championships in both football AND basketball and giving his truth on U of Smell...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the WHAS 100 series leading up to WHAS' 100th birthday, a heroic Marine who stopped an armed robbery at an Arizona mini-mart, Hayley and the Knobs talk the WHAS 100, a heroic Marine, and Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting someone...
Old Joe is more than excited about tonight's Blue-White Game. He was all all "oohs and ahhs" over UK players' cars, making fun of U of Smell, and doin' the C-A-T-S cheer...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Joe Arnold.
Joe defends his third shifters and talks about singing in church, Wayne Perkey's tardiness, getting questions from Milton Metz, and his love of talk radio...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss whether or not we would take a 9-month cruise around the world, Congress' vote on Steve Bannon, the finding of Brian Laundrie, and "Billie Jean" gone country...
Lee Cecil, one of the founders of the AAAGA (African American Amateur Golfers Association of America), talks about the origination of their organization and the upcoming Lucky Draw Fall Golf Challenge at Chariot Run on October 30th...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about the impact of the Ford battery plant announced in his district, labor issues, inflation, and the possibility of charges against Steve Bannon...
Hayley and the Knobs talk beach life, a statue saying "Be quiet, NYC", Jack Harlow coming home, and A-Rod getting taunted about J-Lo in Boston...
Scott Fitzgerald called in from Washington D.C. to talk about his trip with Wally and other veterans to visit various memorials across our nation's capital thanks to Honor Flight Bluegrass...
Old Joe says that the UK/Georgia game is old news. He wants to talk about new stuff like Chris Mack, U of Smell, and UT fans...
John Boel talks about Aaron Rodgers and the Packers continually ripping the hearts out of Chicago Bears fans and having to tough it out to finish his last Ironman before the clock ran out...
U.S. Representative John Yarmuth talks with Terry about leaving Congress at the end of his term as well as who is running to replace him.
Terry talks with Dr. Ricky Jones about John Yarmuth's retirement announcement as well as Morgan McGarvey and Attica Scott wanting to win his soon-to-be open seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Old Joe says, "Later, Gator!" He is so jacked about Saturday's win, he is encouraging everyone to get another extra couch for this week's game against LSU. And I'm sure Cat fans will love what he has to say about U of Smell...
Circuit Court Clerk David L. Nicholson discussed the opening of a new Driver Licensing Regional Office at the Nia Center on West Broadway, important dates for REAL ID, and running for Mayor...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Lauren Jones.
Lauren updates us on her love of reality TV, her family, her new gig outside of the media, and her long battle with COVID-19...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss some of the most famous celebrity breakups ever, Lizzo's odd way to eat burritos, and this year's Super Bowl Halftime Show...
Jody Meiman, the Executive Director of Louisville Metro Emergency Management, wants to let the public know that there will be a variety of anti-terrorism training activities in the area tomorrow and how to respond should they seem something out of the ordinary...
Apron, Inc. is celebrating their 10th anniversary with a huge party (all to benefit the needs of local restaurant/bar employees). Get details from Executive Director Robin Miller on how you can help and have a great time at the same time...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Mark Travis.
Mark Travis, WHAS's former traffic reporter, talks about the things you can see from the traffic helicopter, landing the chopper in Terry's yard, and what he is up to today...
Author Derecka Purnell talks about her book "Becoming Abolitionists: Police, Protests, and the Pursuit of Freedom," the goal to abolish the need for a police force, and her picture of America going forward...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Tom Brady's trip back to New England on Sunday night, Will Smith's open marriage with Jada Pinkett Smith, and people who say, "Uh" a lot...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses Ford's new battery plant that is coming to Hardin County, the Biden Plan versus the bi-partisan infrastructure option, and the inflation rate slowing down...
Old Joe didn't like the Louder Than Life noise, but he loves the Cats over the Gators and going all the way up to #1 in the next poll...
Reverend Tim Findley Jr discussed his vision for public safety in our community, whether or not there should be police officers in schools, the segregation of Louisville, and "The Path Forward"...
Rob Samuels talks about the history of Maker's Mark and the new experiences that can be had at the Samuel's House...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Paul Rogers.
Rogers has spent nearly 50 years on NewsRadio 840 WHAS anchor sports, covering the Kentucky Derby and as the "Voice of the Cards" calling play-by-play for University of Louisville football and men's basketball.
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders joins Terry to discuss rising gun violence in Louisville on the day an Eastern High School student was killed in a drive-by shooting at his bus stop in Louisville's Russell neighborhood.
Tavi Tichenor and Jeff Watterson talked about their recent ultra-marathon. They discussed the race, all of the hardships involved, and how they feel the next day...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Chris Chandler.
Chris talked about how he got into the radio business, his route to Louisville, the behind-the-scenes similarities in radio stations, and playing the piano all over town...
Lynn Rippy, YouthBuild President & CEO, and Dave Christopher Sr. from AMPED talked about their programs and how you can help non-for-profits all over our city today through Give For Good Louisville...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, tells us about the successful Heroes of Education program that Class Act has that rewards schools across Louisville. Tom Anonson, the EVP of Class Act, also joined-in to talk about how the Academies of Louisville have benefited from the program as well...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Ireland and traveling during the COVID-19 pandemic, regenerative farming, Terry's meeting with Ian Somerhalder, our favorite junk foods, and the worst-ever trip to the grocery...
Give for Good Louisville is coming up tomorrow and Ali Gautier called-in to talk about her organization Change Today, Change Tomorrow. Find out how this black women run organization help black women and black owned businesses in Louisville and how you can help them with their mission...
Hayley and the Knobs have Henry Sadlo on to wish him a very happy birthday and talk about the upcoming Muhammad Ali documentary. We also talked about potato chips and revisit some Ali audio from the past courtesy of Milton Metz...
Darren Rogers, the Senior Director of Media Services at Churchill Downs, talks about the events coming to Churchill this weekend (including Louisville Live) and the unveiling of the John Asher and Colonel Matt Winn statues...
Mother Mary Richard talks about the Little Sisters of the Poor, how they help those in our community, and how you can help them continue their mission...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss U of L's struggles, the future financial issues of college sports as a whole, and we break down all of the angles of the MET Gala. Well, Hayley does, but Terry does a pretty good Billie Eilish impersonation...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the Taliban asking for money and how we should handle it, the swelling national debt and reconciling the budget, and people re-entering the workforce...
Sarah Burns, the daughter of Ken Burns, talks about the Muhammad Ali documentary film she, her father, and David McMahon put together for PBS and will begin airing on Sunday night...
Ole Joe says it's time for everyone to get on the UK bandwagon! He went as far as to say they are the best team in America. Not sure about that, but his claim that they won't make you wait two days to get cotton candy at their games is probably correct...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talked about his "program", their loaded schedule, and how his players are attacking the challenges...
Holli Sullivan discussed being appointed Secretary of State of Indiana as well as voting laws and voter ID...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Mike Edgerly.
Former news anchor Mike Edgerly talked about the news team in the 80's, the art of the interview, and growing up in Owensboro...
Our great afternoon news anchor Suzanne "Suz with the News" Duvall signs-off. We'll miss you, Suz!!
Addie Meiners checks-in from the lake to talk about some of the big games of the college football weekend...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Jane Norris.
Jane Norris talked about navigating talk radio in its early days, moving from radio to government work, our current "black or white society", and Wendell Ford using the n-word on her show...
Apron, Inc. President Gary Fox talks about the upcoming Flavor Fest at Maker's Mark and how you can have a great time enjoying some great bourbon and food while helping Apron, Inc. at the same time...
Hayley and the Knobs discusses the reasoning behind UK not selling beer at its home games, a guy who left a sex doll to have a relationship with an ashtray, Labor Day grilling, and a guy trying to smuggle illegal bologna into the states...
Metro Corrections Deputy Director Eric Troutman talked about the desire to hire new officers and some of the incentive projects that both new and existing officers can take advantage of...
Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson is running for Mayor of Louisville. He discussed the importance of feeling safe in our community, his law enforcement experience, and the police department of tomorrow. He also talked about plans to help business bloom in Louisville...
Deacon Greg Gitschier and Louisville Fire Major Bobby Cooper discuss the upcoming 9/11 service at Cathedral of the Assumption...
Christina Miller, the Marketing Manager at the Community Foundation of Louisville, gives us the details on Give for Good Louisville that is coming up on September 17th and how you can score some great prizes while helping our various charities around our community...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about all of the celebrities Terry has met but did not know and September tunes...
Congressman Brett Guthrie went down the yacht rock hole at the beginning of our conversation, but he got around to real issues like the "debacle" that is the departure from Afghanistan, what to do with Afghan allies, America's money issues, and whether or not to raise the debt ceiling...
J.J. Warren, a seminary student at Boston University School of Theology, a graduate of New York’s Sarah Lawrence College (’19), and a certified candidate for ordination in The United Methodist Church (UMC), discusses the inclusion of the LGBTQ+ community in the Methodist Church and his book "Reclaiming Church: A Call to Action for Religious Rejects"...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the behind-the-scenes drama at Good Morning America between Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos, memories from McDonald's Play Place, the angel that is Faith Hill, and a school board getting pranked...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the "messy" end to the war in Afghanistan, people (and possibly animals) that were left behind and how to get them out, a possible government shutdown, American defaulting on its debt, and the end of supplemental unemployment aid...
WLKY's Fred Cowgill talked us through "taking one for the team" at the Carmel/Trinity football game, his resulting knee injury, his motivation to get healthy again, and the timeline to return to the studio...
George Timmering, one of the owners of Bearno's Pizza, tells us about the fundraiser all 14 area locations of the restaurant are having today to raise money for the family of fallen Jefferson County Sheriff Brandon Shirley...
Old Joe has a few words for Chris Mack after his suspension was announced last week, and then he started in on the Cats. Cal has a great class coming in. Stoops' Troops are gonna run the SEC. Those UK football players who punched frat boys didn't do nothing wrong...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Ron & Mel.
Ron & Mel Fisher give us the lowdown on what they are doing now, how they met, their love of rock music, and the oddities that have happened in their radio career...
Hayley and the Knobs got serious when speaking with Sara Kizimi on Afghanistan and Shay McAlister on Crystal Rogers, but we made some time to make fun of Andrew Cuomo too...
WHAS-11's Shay McAlister called from Bardstown to give us an update on the Crystal Rogers case. She talked about a search the FBI is undertaking at a few rental homes that are owned by Brooks Hauck, cadaver dogs being involved, and the impact on the Rogers family...
Sara Kizimi, the founder of the World Orphanage Foundation (WOF), talked to us about recently returning from Afghanistan, her interactions with the Taliban as a child and an adult, real life versus social media, the U.S. leaving the country, and her philanthropy in her home country...
The Derby City Dragons Carol Challis and Ellen Jacobs talk to use about surviving cancer and supporting those who are battling the disease, dragon boating, and their upcoming golf scramble...
Jim Mayer, the Public Relations Manager at UPS Airlines, discussed a wage increase for UPS package handlers that goes into effect in September, the need for more employees, and the future of UPS as a whole...
"Kind of famous" Corey Milliman, the owner of CC's Low Carb Kitchen, talks about his boujee tasting food and their weekly drag brunch shows that raise money for various groups around the city, including Apron, Inc. and House of Ruth...
Terry and Ian are joined by Dave from Sivori Catering to review all the great fair food options at this year's Kentucky State Fair.
Hayley and the Knobs talk lake life, diversity issues on The Office, Terry the "shock jock", UK Football's legal issues, Jeopardy needing another host...
Peter Canellos, senior editor at Politico, teaches us about Kentuckian Justice John Marshall Harlan. You can get more details on Peter's book “The Great Dissenter: The Story of John Marshall Harlan, America’s Judicial Hero” and his upcoming talk at the Frazier History Museum...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about dealing with rejection and failure, another new host coming for Jeopardy, the mess in Afghanistan, and an odd cheating story from Alabama...
Old Joe said he couldn't sleep a wink after hearing about some UK football player being charged after a fight with a fraternity. He was also pretty mad about us talking about it, but he did want us to reach out to Louisville about a possible offer to get the Cats out of trouble...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Barry Bernson.
Barry talked about being in movies, how he got to Louisville, Richard Simmons, and the favorite Kentuckian ever "interviewed"...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, tells us about the successful summer Class Act has had rewarding schools across Louisville. Find out who has won a cash and how your school could be next...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed charges being brought against six UK Football players, someone missing on U2, and people actin' a fool on planes...
Louisvillian author/actress Ashley Kate Adams talks about her winding life path from Manual High School to New York City, showbiz after COVID, and her book "#BYOP: Be Your Own Producer"...
Alex Miller talks about playing at the Ryman, taking a lickin' vs a whippin', being a part of an upcoming event for Global Game Changers on Saturday, September 11th to honor our local heroes in remembrance of the tragedy’s 20th anniversary and teach kids about the importance of 9/11...
Hayley and the Knobs were joined by Tony & Dwight and other assorted iHeart Louisville employees for iHeart Night at Slugger Field. They had so much fun our equipment crapped out and the show ended early...
We all remember the "Miracle on the Hudson," right? When airplane captain Sully Sullenberger landed a plane in the Hudson River after the engines were struck by geese. Vallie Collins talked about the crash, texting her husband, and her last thoughts before the plane hit the water.
If you want to hear more, Vallie is coming to the 8th Annual First Responders Luncheon Sept 9th, put on by the Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce...
Michelle Mandro visited the MGM Studios to talk about her adventure going from TV reporter to wine queen of Napa Valley, a can't miss wine paring, and her new book "Wine Country Women of Napa Valley"...
Magicians Lance Burton, David Garrard, and Dennis Alm talked about getting into magic, where to turn, and all about the Louisville Magic Club's upcoming event "It's Magic!" at the Ursuline Arts Center in September...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's not quite "Miracle on the Hudson" bad honeymoon experience, Naomi Osaka crying, Chrissy Teigen partying with Obama, and a woman in radio who is going to get PAID after dealing with her jackass co-hosts...
Josh Crawford, the Interim Executive Director of the Pegasus Institute, discusses the rise in violence in our community, the small groups of people committing the violent acts, Group Violence Intervention, and how to decrease the violence...
Now that football season is near, Schoolboy (or should we call him Schoolman now) Sam Frey is back to talk sports with Terry...
Dee Pregliasco, the VP of the Kentucky League of Women Voters, discusses redistricting as a result of the recent census data and the League's desire to have public input be a part of that process...
Senator Mitch McConnell talks about the "unmitigated disaster" that is leaving Afghanistan. He discussed the President over-ruling his military generals in deciding to leave, emboldening anti-American sentiment across the globe, continuing to push back against terrorism, and abandoning women and children to "barbarians"...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including James St. James.
James talks about what he is up to now, hybrid movie releases, conference realignment and NIL rights in college sports, and living in L.A. during the pandemic...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss dumb Americans that think they could be Olympic athletes, the Rolling Stones playing a private party, the ugly background of Mike Richards (the man who could be Jeopardy's next host), and Governor Cuomo's lackluster statement...
The Chicken Coup Theater Company is putting on Grey Gardens: The Musical. Director Jason Cooper joined actor (and friend of the show) Carrie Cooke Ketterman to tell us about the show...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Cindi Sullivan.
Cindi has moved on to become the Executive Director of Trees Louisville and she talked about her desire to improve the tree canopy across the city. She also went down memory lane and told us how she got into broadcasting and the barrage of gardening questions she continues to get to this day...
Up for Women and Children is Louisville's first women's only day shelter for women and children experiencing homelessness and they have a fundraising event. Find out how you can help here...
Reverend Tim Findley Jr., a candidate for Mayor of Louisville, explains why he was slow to respond on social media after the death of Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley. He also discussed the danger behind social media, the response he has received for the public, and his run for Mayor...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the assassination of Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley and the surrounding issues, Charlie Watts missing the Rolling Stones' next tour, and River Dave looking for a new cabin in the woods...
Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the death of Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley and the efforts to find his killer(s), his support of the police, and counters claims made by J-Town Police Chief Rick Sanders made earlier on the show. Mayor Fischer also discussed the safety of our city and claims that LMPD leadership does not support officers...
Greg Gitschier talked about the impact of death of Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley and the upcoming 20th anniversary of 9/11 roll call of fallen first responders...
Scott Martin, Executive Director of Origin Park, and Candace Damon of HR&A Advisors talked about the idea behind and the push to make Origin Park a reality in Southern Indiana...
Spike Cohen talked about what he learned during his run as a Libertarian candidate for Vice President in 2020, the lack of compromise at the federal level, the Infrastructure Bill, and government assistance in a Libertarian universe...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discussed this morning's death of of Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley. The Chief talked about relationship between police officers and their superiors at LMPD, public hatred toward police, accountability for judges, and the overall safety of Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the return of "Behind the Music", Jessica Springsteen's first run at the Tokyo Olympics, President Obama's 60th birthday bash, and Charlotte Bennett's accusations against Andrew Cuomo...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the Cuomo report and the need for the Governor to resign or be impeached, Congress looking to extend the eviction moratorium and what happens to landlords, and what is going to happen with the Infrastructure Bill...
Hayley and the Knobs (including honorary Knob Paul Miles) experience a dramatic reading of Ashley Judd's Instagram post abut walking again, Snoop Dogg wanting an Olympic horse to Crip walk in his video, and Spirit airlines struggling to get in the sky...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Big Mouth Girl, Saturday Night Live Comedians go astray, and Mike Lindell.
Louisville Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini says he will choose not to wear a mask in council meetings. Piagentini's decision has created social media debates with those who think he should mask up as COVID cases are on the rise.
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past, including former host Doug McElvein.
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the expansion of Churchill Downs, the controversial light show at Lynn Family Stadium, and Kelly Clarkson's greedy ex-husband...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the return of mask mandates, mask theater, vaccines, and the influence of Donald Trump possibly waning after last night's special election...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed the return of Aaron Rodgers to the Green Bay Packers, the mental health of athletes, and the inclusion of a Black Studies course in JCPS...
Hayley and the Knobs talk jackass grammar, the n-word being directed toward a black police officer during the insurrection, Simone Biles pulling out of the team competition in Tokyo, and Chrissy Teigen being "canceled" out of $7 million...
Sarah George-Sutkamp and Kate Wintergerst discuss Katie's fight against Sarcoma, the Kentuckiana Sarcoma Network, and the upcoming Race to Cure Sarcoma...
Mark Levin came on to discuss about his new book "American Marxism". He got into the origination of CRT, global warming, and other left-leaning ideologies that he says have roots in Marxism. He also talks about the ability to defund woke entities that buy into those Marxist theories...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the lack of excitement surrounding the upcoming Olympics, Chrissy Teigen not being able to move past being canceled, and the need for people to communicate with police to bring the violence in our city under control...
David Domine discussed a failed real estate deal in his life that lead a to his new book about the Pink Triangle Murder called "A Dark Room in Glitter Ball City: Murder, Secrets, and Scandal in Old Louisville"...
To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past starting with Liz Curtis.
Liz Curtis Higgs stopped by the MGM studio to discuss flamingos, having the biggest baby at the Kentucky State Fair, beating cancer, and keeping her talking career going at Christ Church United Methodist...
Hayley and the Knobs talked with Nick Coffey about his favorite kid and conference realignment. We also got into YouTube's new Tipping option and President Biden coming to the Commonwealth...
Glenn Sacks talks about Cuba and the United States' impact on their way of life. He discussed the sanctions the U.S. has on Cuba, President Biden's resistance to reverse actions by previous regime's, and Black Lives Matter's statement on Cuba...
Jay Davidson, the Executive Chairman of The Healing Place, talked about how The Healing Place came to be, its evolution over the years, what it is like to be and deal with an addict, and his new book "Miracle on Market"...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses his extensive birthday celebrations, critical race theory, Black Lives Matter's statement on Cuba, and the Bucks winning the NBA title...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed our station's 100th birthday and an upcoming interview series with past WHAS personalities, the long-awaited return of office hoops, Naomi Osaka being on the cover of the SI Swimsuit Issue, and Scott Fitzgerald joined us to talk the NBA and college football...
Senator Rand Paul discussed his conversations with Dr. Fauci and the origins of COVID-19, the possible return of masks, voting on the infrastructure package, claims by Charles Booker that the Senator would use the N-word, the insurrection, and his relationships with other members of the Republican Party...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the infrastructure back-and-forth and the odds the package gets passed at all, how to use federal stimulus packages, and how to combat inflation and security issues that are on the rise across the country...
Chris Yarbrough of the The Brough Brothers Distillery talked about being Kentucky's first black-owned distillery. He also talked about the flavor profile of their product, the process of getting their bourbon on shelves, and how you can get your hands on it...
Old Joe isn't happy with Illinois forward Kofi Cockburn for returning to the Fighting Illini instead of joining Coach Cal and the Kentucky Wildcats.
WHAS Radio legend Gary Burbank joins Terry Meiners ahead of Gary's 80th birthday and to begin a series of interviews leading up to the 100th anniversary of NewsRadio 840 WHAS.
Burbank hosted afternoons on WHAS in the mid-1970's before eventually heading to WLW in Cincinnati from 1981 until retiring in 2007.
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Hayley and the Knobs discuss the value of a dollar and Hayley having the best job ever, Chrissy Teigen wanting her life back, and a really crazy Sunday afternoon in Mississippi...
Hayley has returned from her homeland to tell us all about the wedding shenanigans. We got to hear about the dress, losing the rings on the beach, and the wonders of the words "all inclusive". We also talked about a woman in Cleveland who let Jesus take the wheel and Jussie Smollett being back in court in Chicago...
David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, talked about how events in the city are stacking-up against the 2019 schedule, getting ready for the street rods, and all things Kentucky State Fair...
Old Joe called to tell us he doesn't want to hear about no tennis. All he wants to talk about is Cal's new roster of Cats that he says is going to be the greatest ever! They are sleep on piles of cash money, drive really fancy cars, and win championship #9...
Stan Cottrell talked about using his ability to run long distances to unite people across the world. Feed off of Stan's positive attitude and find out how you can meet him on Monday...
Joe Dallas, author of "Christians in a Cancel Culture", talked about the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus song "We'll Convert Your Children", tolerance versus affirmation for homosexuals, cancel culture, and conversion therapy...
Charles Booker discusses the message he is spreading across the Commonwealth. He talked about listening to Kentuckians and helping them come together, Rand Paul "stoking the racial divide," and violence in our communities. He also addressed the news that Attica Scott running against John Yarmuth...
Jake from WKU's Bike4alz team called from Nashville after a 60 mile ride to fill us in on their quest to raise money for Alzheimer's research and to give details about how you can meet the guys in Louisville next week and help them raise some more money...
Hayley and the Knobs give Hayley advice about her upcoming trip to Mexico, talk about the unluckiest woman in the world, have story time with Terry about when he left WLRS for WQMF back in the day, and discuss Attica Scott deciding to run against John Yarmuth...
Reverend Tim Findley Jr. of the Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center discussed why he decided to run for Mayor of Louisville. He also talked about some of his ideas to address issues with LMPD, violence in our community, brain drain, and enticing business to come to Louisville...
On the 36th anniversary of his WHAS employment, Terry Meiners tells the real story about how he came to work at the cuddly giant...
The Apex Intellectual Dr. Ricky L. Jones has returned to the show to discuss Critical Race Theory (CRT) in education and the hysteria that surrounds it and Attica Scott running against John Yarmuth for Congress...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley "sharing love" with other members of the family (who are not her husband), celebrity cheaters, Australia's mouse problem and one that ate a woman's eye while she slept, Britney giving up the stage, and Hayley's arch-enemy making the Olympics...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed Critical Race Theory or as he alluded to it "American Southern History" and the fervor over teaching it in schools, universal background checks, and the relationship between police funding and the rise in violence across the country...
Hayley and the Knobs thank the workers we can't live without, post-pandemic travel, Toby Keith's negative birthday song for America, Meghan McCain leaving The "Pulitzer-worthy" View, and Bill Gates throwing naked pool parties...
Author Paul Whalen discusses his book "Profiles of Kentucky’s United States Senators — 1792-Present"...
Mayor Greg Fischer discusses police funding in the budget, the effort to get Downtown businesses to bring employees back to work, events coming back to town, and what it takes financially to run for Mayor of Louisville...
State Senator Gerald Neal and State Representative Pamela Stevenson discuss the West End Opportunity Partnership and its goal to invest in the economic development and home stabilization in the West End, the money allocated in the Metro Budget to seed their efforts, and how revenue will be raised to continue their efforts in the future...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Bill Cosby's newfound freedom, the Sklar brothers being on AGT last night, and how much money our own Paul Miles has lost in Vegas so far...
Author J.J. Wenrich wants to help you teach your kids (or kids of any age) about investing and the power of money through video games. Learn more about his book "Teaching Kids To Buy Stocks: Stories and Lessons for Grown Ups"...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Donald Trump's hate/love relationship with Mitch McConnell, getting magnetic teeth so you lose weight, the quest to find the perfect man, and Kim K's lyin' USA underwear...
ABC's Andy Field updates us on the President's quest to get the Infrastructure Bill passed during his trip to Wisconsin...
Major Bobby Cooper of the Louisville Fire Department talks about fireworks safety with the 4th of July celebrations coming this weekend...
JD Shelburne said he had a blast playing his hometown show in Taylorsville on Saturday night and is anxious to get back to Louisville and open for ZZ Top. He also talked about what is next in his music career...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's bloody trip to the Magic Kingdom, Ted Williams' frozen head, rampaging elephants, women getting harassed at the gym, "Shut it down!" guy, and the Redneck Rave...
Jim Waters, the CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discusses the proposal to raise the gas tax, the definition of infrastructure, and transparency in the Transportation Cabinet...
JD Shelburne talks about his new album "Straight From Kentucky," his hometown show this Saturday in Taylorsville, and the vibe of Nashville as the pandemic ends...
Carlos "RTG" Dixon is getting back in the ring at Iroquois Amphitheater on Friday, July 2nd. Get details on Carlos' training for this fight and what he expects to happen against Moises “Chucky” Flores...
Gary Fox, the President of APRON, Inc., updates us on APRON's continued mission to help independent restaurant and bar workers in need as we come out of the pandemic...
Auditor Mike Harmon discussed the spending of the federal COVID-19 funds given to Kentucky. He talked about the rules placed on the money and where they could be/were spent (election expenses, restaurants and bars, etc.)...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the reconciliation process and its impact on the President's budget and infrastructure plans, voter rights legislation and voter ID, ending the filibuster, and the future of the LEO...
Executive Director/Founder Dave Christopher Sr. tells us about AMPED that is a free music program for kids, a free technology training program for adults, and Louisville's first and only Black business incubator. He discussed the program's impact on the community and the trick behind the program to push the kids even further in life...
Doug Barr, the Managing Director at Stoll, Keenon, Ogden, discusses collegiate athletes seeking money from name, image, and likeness rights and what the NCAA might do about those since a few states have made that available to athletes on July 1st...
Germaine Randolph, a Branch Manager at Class Act Federal Credit Union, joined us to talk about the Heroes of Education program and how educators can receive up to $15,000 for their school. This month's lucky educator is Rowan Claypool from Teach Kentucky. Rowan tells us about Teach Kentucky, how they were selected, and how you can help your school be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss how to annoy people in Alabama, Victoria Secret being woke, the possibility of Chrissy Teigen getting an audience with Oprah, and the Broncoversary...
Robbie Valentine has more basketball camps coming up along with a chance to see City of Ali and get a COVID-19 vaccine...
Former Congresswoman Barbara Comstock discussed the moderation of online content. She discussed censorship, why laws exist that allow online platforms (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) to moderate their content for misinformation, and various proposed bills that seek change the the level of moderation (some to increase and some to decrease)...
Nay Trabue discusses the MELANaire Marketplace and all that is going on at the 2021 Juneteenth Festival this Saturday at 4th Street Live...
Hayley and the Knobs talk little league sports brawls, President Biden getting made at the G7, and Gen Z liking Meghan Markle more than Kate Middleton...
Brother Red Pill discusses the upcoming Louisville Knowledge Fest 2021 happening this weekend at the Muhammad Ali Center and some of the topics that will be discussed...
Senator Rand Paul discussed "gain of function" specifically in regards to coronavirus, the origination point of COVID-19, and whether or not the government should be funding research of this type in the first place. Senator Paul also talked about the G7 Summit, looking deeper into the January 6th insurrection, inflation, the Infrastructure Bill, and more...
KY Venues CEO David Beck talks about some of the events coming back to KFEC and KICC and what we can expect at this year's State Fair...
Greg Creed, the former CEO of YUM! Brands, discusses YUM! Brands successfully navigating the pandemic, A.I. in the food industry, KFC's future in Louisville, and his new book "R.E.D. Marketing: The Three Ingredients of Leading Brands"...
Hayley and the Knobs and our special guest Greg Bourke discuss Greg's book "Gay, Catholic, and American: My Legal Battle for Marriage Equality and Inclusion," Bennifer's public displays of affection, and Chrissy Teigen's "apology"...
One of Terry's lifelong friends, Greg Bourke, discusses being gay, Catholic, and American. He also talks about his book of the same name "Gay, Catholic, and American: My Legal Battle for Marriage Equality and Inclusion," Pride Month, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs talked the passing of Ned Beatty, the guy who says he was partially swallowed by a whale's big lie, President Biden meeting with Russian President Putin, and things 30-year-olds shouldn't have in their homes anymore...
Me'Shorn Daniels of the God's Lives Matter and the Descendants of American Slaves talks about removing color from the table in racial discussions...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Boris Johnson's hair, Ye's new woman, TRUKFIT, a mortician who discusses her job on TikTok, and Kid Rock sticking his foot in his mouth once again...
Actor Phillip Cherry tells the story of Henrietta Helm, an educator of blacks in a one room schoolhouse in the Portland neighborhood in the 1800's. He also talked about her belongings that were on display at the Portland Museum (some of them seem to be missing), her mural downtown, other projects that are in the works to teach people about Henrietta Helm, and an upcoming Juneteenth observation...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Terry's successful cataract surgery, a Congressman wanting to bring the moon closer to the Earth to combat climate change, and an Ohio rep who said the vaccine can help you find your lost keys (sort of)...
Louisville EMT is looking for new recruits. Get some details from Sgt. Dallas Chesser and see if it might be for you...
Old Joe says I'm too ugly to be on TV, but what does he know? He thinks my name is Larry Minner...
Karl Schmitt, the President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, discusses their new Sports Fun(d) and the goal to provide “more sports for more kids in more places”...
Christopher 2x of www.2xgamechangers.org joins Joe Elliott to discuss the recent increase in violent crime across Louisville.
Terry is joined by Shay McAlister, his co-host for this weekend's WHAS Crusade For Children for a preview of this year's telethon.
Our live coverage begins at 1:30 on NewsRadio 840 WHAS. Please give at www.whascrusade.org.
Louisville Metro Council President David James joins Terry Meiners to discuss Mayor Greg Fischer's proposed budget, the downtown revitalization plan, LMPD Chief Erika Shield's performance so far and much more.
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Angelina Jolie and her continuing war against Brad Pitt, O. J. Simpson doing another video, bad sex in marriages across the country, and Shannon Cogan and John Boel going at each other as managers in Ohio Valley Wrestling...
With the Benefit of Hindsight podcaster John Ziegler got into Dr. Anthony "The Fraud" Fauci and where COVID-19 came from, Naomi Osaka changing the game for media, and Brook Koepka versus Bryson DeChambeau...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the future of Bob Baffert, LeBron James looking like a huge baby last night, and the money it takes to own a super yacht...
Mayor Greg Fischer discussed the upcoming "City of Ali" documentary on the life and lasting effect of Muhammad Ali, the revitalization of Downtown Louisville, equity efforts being made city-wide, and the possibility of people returning to work Downtown...
Chris Hartman, the Director of the Fairness Campaign, talks about the passing of Fairness Ordinances across the Commonwealth and the desire to rid Kentucky of conversion therapy...
Former Metro Councilwoman Denise Bentley talks about different ways to encourage people to get the COVID-19 vaccine and the unveiling of a basketball court in Lannan Park dedicated to Breonna Taylor...
Jody Demling and I get further into Churchill Downs' statement, what his means for Medina Spirit, possible implications for Baffert from other racing associations, and what Bob Baffert's racing future looks like now...
Hayley and the Knobs learn that aggressively heterosexual restaurants are a thing and Naomi Osaka withdrawing from the French Open instead of speaking with the media...
Director Graham Shelby and producer Jonathan McHugh discuss their upcoming film "City of Ali" that was inspired by the coming together of people from all over the world in Louisville during Ali Week in June of 2016. Find out more about Ali, the film, and how you can see it starting on Friday...
Matthew Barzun, a businessman and former U.S. ambassador to England and Sweden, sets the record straight on his meeting with Queen Elizabeth II and discusses his new book "The Power of Giving Away Power"...
Hayley and the Knobs discusses the real numbers on drunk grilling injuries, vaccine sites shutting down, and "good old times" on family road trips...
Our own Will "Sasquatch" Clark made Breeze Airways' first the trip out of Muhammad Ali International Airport to to Charleston, SC. Hear about his experience, what you can expect for your future travels, and the airline wars coming to SDF...
It's official! Clay Travis and Buck Sexton will be taking over the noon to 3p spot here on WHAS next month. Get a little of Clay's flavor before he debuts...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Terry's intimidating grandma, Hayley's lack-of-interest in the Friends reunion, the Indy airport Kare...uh, Terri, kids in Atlanta who need to be taught that stealing cars is not okay, and Kim K failing the "baby bar"...
Retired judge David Holton discusses his upcoming birthday, running for Jefferson County Attorney, and tonight's 1+1=U forum discussing issues relating to youth in the community...
National Federation of Independent Business State Director Tom Underwood discusses a letter sent to Governor Beshear encouraging him to opt-out of the federal unemployment aid package, people pretending to apply for open positions, and why the Governor says he will continue the aid for now...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Terry's daughter taking the driver's test, the gifts teachers really want from their students, and Karine Jean-Pierre making history in the White House...
Robbie Valentine talked about the return of events to the KFC YUM! Center (and other venues in the city) and his upcoming basketball camps...
Alex Miller talks about his experience on American Idol and his new buddy Luke Bryan, and performing at the upcoming Kentucky State Fair...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses Julio Jones desire to leave Atlanta, smack talk in golf, and the impact of George Floyd one year later...
Hayley and the Knobs decide doomsday prepping isn't for us, a quick stop owner returning a winning lottery ticket to a loyal customer, and the drama of both jackass 4 and The View...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed qualified immunity for police officers, the lack of charges against LMPD officers or the National Guard for the death of David McAtee, the slim possibility of a January 6th commission, a bi-partisan infrastructure plan, and selling weapons to Israel...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discusses the need for overall criminal justice reform (policing only being a small part of the overall process), the impact George Floyd's death has had on training techniques, the Defund the Police movement, and qualified immunity...
The Frazier History Museum President & CEO Andy Treinen discusses tonight's panel discussion on how to jumpstart Downtown Louisville after the pandemic. Get details on how you can participate and some of the topics of discussion...
Louisville native and WWII veteran Art Raderer talks about his service, his brothers who also served in WWII, and celebrating his 103rd birthday last Saturday...
PGA Teaching Pro Brian Manzella talks about the conditions the pros are going through this weekend at the PGA Championship and who has a chance to win...
Authors Carrie Bohlig and Craig Clickner discuss side hustles, how they can change your life for the better, and their book "So You Want to Start a Side Hustle: Build a Business that Empowers You to Live Your Life, Your Way"...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, joined us to talk about the Heroes of Education program and how educators can receive up to $15,000 for their school. This month the lucky educator is Michael Guy, the Executive Principal of Seneca High School. Find more about Seneca, how they were selected, and how you can help your school be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss that time in every kid's life when they don't want their picture taken, but how much those photos will mean to them later. We also got into Cher's quest to never get older and uh, ladyscaping....
Matt and Lauren Kirchgessner discuss the Addie and Baylor Foundation and the upcoming Bear & Buddy Pro-Am Golf Event to benefit the people (teachers, fire fighters, first responders) that inspired their kids who were killed in Florida vehicle accident...
National Safe Boating Week is coming and Mike Craig, the local Division Commander for the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, passes on some info and important water safety tips...
Pro golfer and former Louisville Cardinal Doug Smith discusses Steph Curry's effort to diversify the game of golf, pro athletes using the game to further their careers in retirement, and the APGA Tour coming to play at Valhalla...
Rochesterian Jeremy Kappell updated us on his story, his current endeavors, and the situation Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren finds herself in after her husband was arrested on drug and gun charges in northern New York...
Hayley and the Knobs on the last President to drive a car while in office, Ariana Grande's marriage, U of L's new scandal, and Joel Osteen focusing on what he has and not what he doesn't...
Bellarmine Head Coach Scott Davenport schools us on a few NCAA regulations after today's news at U of L and then gives us all of the details on his upcoming youth basketball camps...
Olympic swimmer Ryan Murphy talked about training for the upcoming Olympic Games, his parent's plan for the games since they can't attend in-person, and water safety as we head into the summer months...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss running the NYC Marathon, TV anchors coming back together all across the country (as if they haven't been for a while now), soul divas re-emerging into popular consciousness, and UK trying to tie Cal to J. Cole...
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles discusses his desire to get rid of masks and reopen the Commonwealth, getting rid of additional government benefits, and using "Kentucky common sense"...
Old Joe says he doesn't want to hear anything from U of Smell fans about losing top recruits. Tony Orlando and the Chin are here to bring in the next Boogie and Brow! It's not like you Cardinal criminals have any good recruits coming in anyway. You're gonna get hammered by the NCAA...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss when big events will start coming back to town now that masks seem to be a thing of the past, get a little more into the ongoing Chrissy Teigen vs. Everyone Twitter war, and where Jack Harlow goes now that his DJ has been charged with murder...
Comedian Jacob Williams talks about coming home for a few shows, performing during the pandemic, and his relationship with the America's Got Talent crew...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the gas issues surrounding the Colonial Pipeline and the cyber security efforts that are needed to keep other integral systems safe, ways to pay for the President's Infrastructure Plan including user fees, the CDC's stance that masks are no longer needed for full-vaccinated persons, the possibility of a third political party, and the "attack" on the Capitol...
Hayley and the Knobs dig into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame's 2021 class, Ellen "planned" exit from her TV show, Chrissy Teigen vs. Courtney Stodden, and Seth Rogen aka the reason for security teams...
Randy Frantz, the Assistant Director of TARC, says that TARC is excited about their future and their ability to make travel safe during the pandemic. He also said they are in need of drivers...
Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck discussed the increase in business at both the Exposition Center and KICC, the impact of tourism on our economy, and what the future looks like for big events at Kentucky Venues like the Farm Machinery Show and Louder Than Life...
Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball talks about her new role in the approval process for government contracts and the upcoming Smart Women, Smart Money conference on financial literacy...
Dr. Ricky Jones' conversation started off normally. He talked about gas prices and dropped a little knowledge on the importance of 1619, but then everything got really heated and now I'm not sure he will be a part of the show anymore...
Me'Shorn Daniels of the Descendants of America Slaves takes issue with Senator McConnell's statements on the importance, or lack thereof, of 1619...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed Senator Paul's war with Dr. Fauci, cyber security in America after the attack on the Colonial Pipeline, funding coming to the Commonwealth from the American Rescue Plan and how it can be spent, and how to fund the President's Infrastructure Plan...
Lynda Lambert of AAA talks about whether or not we should be worried about gas prices going up from the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline? She also addresses the "summer blend," Kentucky getting hammered at the pump, and the truck driver shortage...
Author Jake Fischer talks about his new book "Built To Lose: How The NBA's Tanking Era Changed The League Forever," some of the local players who have had up-and-down NBA careers, and every college team's favorite coach, Brad Stevens...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Tina Turner getting into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, a TV reporter who saved a stolen dog, and had a discussion with WLKY's Fred Cowgill about his interview with Bob Baffert and the Medina Spirit controversy...
New York Times Sports Reporter Joe Drape joined us to talk about the Medina Spirit controversy. He discussed the reputation of the Kentucky Derby, Bob Baffert's talking points, the silence of other trainers, and whether or not Medina Spirit will run in the Preakness Stakes...
Hayley and the Knobs spoke with ABC's Elizabeth Schulze about the jobs report. We also talked about Jen...uh...Psaki, Bill gate's next lover, and Mother's Day...
Old Joe says you better not be mockin' UK. Swaggy Cal has his mojo back and he's set to win many, many, many, many, many, many more championships while U of Smell gets banned from the NCAA...
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles thinks Kentucky should be 100% open. He talked about the need to get the economy open again, the Governor's claim that tax revenue in April was a record, his efforts to further Kentucky's international trade interests, and being sued by Governor Beshear over Fair Board appointments...
John Ziegler discuss his new podcast "With the Benefit of Hindsight" that does in-depth on the Joe Paterno/Jerry Sandusky story which he calls the "worst case of media malpractice" ever...
Kentucky Kingdom Special Events Manager Carly Uglow called to talk about tomorrow's opening at Kentucky Kingdom, the COVID-19 protocols, and job opportunities, but we may have sidetracked her by talking about Will Clark's behavior at today's media food tasting for some of the menu items available at Kentucky Kingdom...
Mayor Greg Fischer discussed the reception nationally and locally of the Kentucky Derby, how to tackle the increase in gun violence in out city, how to reach young people today, and replacing city vehicles with electric or hybrid options...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about issues with Peloton that had nothing to do with their bad advertising campaign, Caitlyn Jenner being a compassionate disrupter for California, and a "murder" at the Capitol...
After a big win over Vanderbilt last night, Louisville Baseball HC Dan McDonnell pleaded to have more fans allowed in Jim Patterson Stadium. Today, capacity has been expanded for the rest of the season. Dan discusses why having more fans in the stand is so important, how important the Vandy win was, and the upcoming series against Duke...
Producer Lou Dennig talked to us about a new courtroom TV show called Relative Justice that will be filming in Lexington and how your legal issue could be solved by Judge Rhonda Willis...
Dr. Ricky Jones was amazed by a woman having nine babies in a single labor. He was however not amazed by Senator Mitch McConnell's comments on 1619...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the costs for those who participated in the Capitol riot, Terry Bradshaw taking a run at "weak" Aaron Rodgers, Ben Affleck on a dating app, and Bill Gates gettin' around...
Retired US Army Command Sergeant Major Scott Hamm tells us about 22 Challenge, raising awareness of veterans suicide, and the 10K Ruck and Walk that is coming up on May 15th...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about saving the planet without littering or eating meats, a woman having her baby on a plane to Hawaii, and Bill and Melinda Gates getting what will be a very costly divorce...
Former WHAS-11 news anchor Melissa Swan is going into the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame tomorrow. She talked about the honor, what she has been up to lately, and some of her more memorable moments. She even threw-in a good Chuck Olmstead story...
Indiana Senator Mike Braun called to talk about the financing (or lack thereof) behind the President's Infrastructure Plan, American Jobs Plan, and American Health Plan. The Senator said that while some of the issues included the plans are worth discussing, he has issues about how they will be paid for. He also discussed military issues with China and Afghanistan, the President's proposed tax increases, and the Republicans (sometimes) being in control of the Senate...
Listen back to some of our favorite moments from our Kentucky Derby 147 coverage on NewsRadio 840 WHAS.
Hayley and the Knobs started the show with another honorary Knob in Jody Demling recapping the 147th running of the Kentucky Oaks and previewing tomorrow's Kentucky Derby. We also talked about an em-bare-assed news anchor and Dr. Dre's very costly divorce...
Hayley and the Knobs on Aaron Rodger's trying to make Danica Patrick jealous, Cuomo and de Blasio fighting like little girls over when to re-open NYC, the failings of the MyPillow guy's creative team, and a guy building a wall of poop...
Paris Dennard, RNC National Spokesperson and Director of Black Media Affairs, gave his retort to President Biden's address last night. He also discussed the Defund the Police movement and black Americans relationship with the police, the President's desire to govern as a "socialist," and the Dems being divided...
Brad Blanks checks-in from a bar on Main Street to talk about Derby memories, speaking with Bob Baffert, and more of his crazy travels...
Louisville Bats Manager Pat Kelly talks about Opening Night and the festivities coming up on Tuesday night, the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the impact of possible rules changes on the game...
Hayley and the Knobs, and our honorary Knob Will Clark, discuss Will's ride on the Belle of Louisville during the Great Steamboat Race and Randy Quaid (yes, Cousin Eddie) running for Governor in California...
Scott Jones of Jones Is Thirsty discusses wine selections, eMeals, some great Derby recipe ideas...
Dr. Ricky "The Most Important" Jones talks the dangerous mind of Daniel Cameron, Jesus being black, and the NFL Draft...
Hayley and the Knobs discusses the in-and-outs of going back to crowded events, some of the best reason ever not to date someone, Chadwick Boseman's family remaining calm when he didn't win "Best Actor", and Madonna's 27 year-old boyfriend...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the impending DOJ investigation into LMPD and Metro Government, the results of the census and how they could effect national politics, and the aspects of the President's Infrastructure Bill that he still needs to sell to the public...
Oaks Day is coming up on Friday (of course) and there is no better way to start it than Kegs and Eggs at Lou Lou Food & Drink! Michael Beckmann fills us in on all of the fun and how it all benefits Apron, Inc...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Terry's selection process for pictures of Mary he posted on social, Kim "The Woodchipper" Kardashian dating Van Jones, and a few possible Derby Day replacements for My Old Kentucky Home...
Old Joe was pretty excited about the UK Volleyball team winning the National Championship. He also had a good time making fun of U of L basketball, football, and the city in general...
Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini discussed about the impending DOJ investigation into LMPD. He talked about the Democrat Party having control in Louisville for many years, intelligence-led policing, the defund the police movement, and the Mayor's proposed budget for 2022...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the tragic loss of Terrence Clarke, various Wisconsin politicians complaining about everything from vaccines to Cardi B, the movies nominated for The Oscars, and Bette Midler raking in the cash...
Dr. Aruni Bhatnagar, Ph.D., FAHA from the University of Louisville talked with us about the COVID-19 vaccine testing that U of L will be doing for the CDC over the next few months, getting to herd immunity, long-haulers, and more...
Kelsey Starks talks about the importance of media training in today's world and how it can benefit people in all types of jobs...
Jeff and Carrie Ketterman talk about their historical home in Corydon that was recently featured in the Courier Journal...
Hayley and the Knobs on sniffin' the pot, the break-up of Jana Kramer's marriage, and the interest in gambling in the Commonwealth...
Janice Carter Levitch, the Publisher of The Voice Tribune, discussed her career, putting together and edition of The Voice-Tribune, how they cover Louisville during the pandemic, and how The Voice was so-named...
Cameron Mills talks about the decision to end his radio, Cal's new assistant coaches, and the success of UK's Volleyball team...
State Auditor Mike Harmon joins Terry to discuss more fraud his office has found in Kentucky's unemployment system.
Harmon says new findings show state unemployment employees accessed their own accounts.
Dr. Ricky Jones, chair of the Pan-African studies department at the University of Louisville, joins Terry Meiners with reaction to the Derek Chauvin verdict in the death of George Floyd and Ricky responds to those who question if systemic racism exists.
Hayley and the Knobs talk with ABC's Alex Stone on the Derek Chauvin verdict. We also discussed Kim Kardashian being the world's most eligible bachelorette, Demi Lovato losing it over sugar-free froyo, and Ted Nugent getting COVID-19...
Karl Schmitt, the President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, talked about last night's Paul Hornung Award Dinner, the first without both Paul Hornung and Howard Schnellenberger...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about Ian and Hayley's birth stories, Danica Patrick trying to make Paul Miles jealous again, and the downside of self-driving cars...
Marland Cole, the Executive Director of the Evolve502 Scholarship Fund, discusses the Evolve502 scholarship, Opportunity Grants that are available for costs outside of tuition, and a huge donation from the J Graham Brown Foundation that makes a lot of these opportunities possible...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, joined us to talk about the Heroes of Education program and how educators can receive up to $15,000 for their school. This month the lucky educator is Jamie Dumstorf, the Athletic Director of Waggener High School. Find out how Waggener was selected and how you can help your school be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
Terry and Jody check in with Addie Meiners (Terry's niece) live from Athens, Georgia to preview this weekend's Kentucky-Georgia baseball series.
Hayley and the Knobs talks government employees stealing unemployment dollars, how the Royals should mend their fences, and the lives of celebs like Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Tom Cruise...
Christopher 2X discusses the homicide problem we have in Louisville, the need to intervene in early-childhood age kids, and the efforts of his group Game Changers to curb the violence. He also talked about his relationship with Tamika Palmer and her efforts to cope with the loss of her daughter, Breonna Taylor...
Author Stephen Soukup talks about his new book "The Dictatorship of Woke Capital: How Political Correctness Captured Big Business", the quasi-religious undertones of Woke, and Woke's impact on business across America...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed Harry's very awkward return to England, what British people think of the various U.S. states, and a Timberwolves rookie not knowing who is new boss (Alex Rodriguez) is...
Tavi Tichenor had a goal to run a Boston Marathon qualifying time within a year of giving birth. She told us about running the rim of the Grand Canyon, having a baby, and using her daughter as motivation to get that Boston time...
Earlier today, Craig Greenberg announce his candidacy for mayor. He spent a few minutes with us to discuss why his business and investing background would help him in the mayor's office, how he would unify our community, investing attention and dollars west of 9th Street, how to attract business to Louisville, safety in the city, and more...
It started as a love fest on today's show, but Dr. Ricky Jones did spend some time on important issues like the death of Daunte Wright, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib calling for the end of policing, and how to spend federal dollars targeted for the Commonwealth in the Infrastructure Bill...
Roberta Steutermann, the Director of Development at Nazareth Home, talks about their upcoming farmers market and how Nazareth Home has continued to help their residents during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Jody Demling breaks down David Johnson's decision to leave for the NBA and what it could mean for U of L next season...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss the ballpark food we would eat for eternity, why J.T. really tore Janet Jackson's top during the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and various legal notes including an expert who is supportive of the tactics used by Derek Chauvin...
Congressman John Yarmuth covered a variety of topics including the agelessness of Mick Jagger, aspects of the Infrastructure Bill that would benefit the Commonwealth, Charles Booker's chances to win the nomination and run against Rand Paul, the pause of the J&J vaccine, and role of police in our communities...
Jefferson County PVA Colleen Younger talks about the appeals process for the 2021 property value reassessments...
Possible Senate candidate Charles Booker discusses the exploratory video he released and the possibility of running for Senate in 2022. He also talked about his momentum coming off his last race, the death of Daunte Wright and the movement to defund the police, economic issues, and the President's proposed infrastructure bill...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Racing Louisville's first match and the change in the waterfront along the Ohio, a local teacher who made friends with Aaron Rodgers on Jeopardy, and Prancer: the demonic dog no one wants...
Jody Demling and Ed DeRosa of TwinSpires preview next week's 840 WHAS/TwinSpires Derby Betting Preview Night. Find out how you can join us and hopefully become a "better bettor" on the first Saturday in May...
Keenan Long, the Major Gift Officer at The Healing Place, talked about the efforts of The Healing Place to help those who struggle with drugs and alcohol and their upcoming fundraiser called 86 Addiction which helps both them and local restaurants...
Hayley and the Knobs talks Terry and Trish's trip to Florida, Kentucky-related ideas that might sell vanity plates for charity, and the craziness that the death of Prince Philips will bring on the Royal Family...
Thunder Over Louisville Producer Wayne Hettinger remembers Thunders gone by and previews this year's special show including an airshow and fireworks across the city...
Dr. Kristina Bryant, MD is a Infectious Disease Specialist and talks all things vaccines with us. She breaks down the science behind the shot and discusses why some people are (but probably shouldn't be) reluctant to take the vaccine, whether or not you need to fanatically clean surfaces, the variants of the disease, and more...
Dr. Bernadette Barton, Ph.D., a Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies at Morehead State University, talks about her book "The Pornification of America: How Raunch Culture Is Ruining Our Society" and the mental and emotional effects of raunch culture on our kids...
John Ziegler called in to talk about the (woke) Masters, but he also got into Governor Newsome's shaky standing in California, the price we will pay for printing money, and moving the MLB All-Star Game...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about getting the vaccine, including Hayley's trip to Sampsonville, Alabama's Secretary of Gettin' Freaky, and some of the issues that have been uncovered from moving the MLB All-Star Game...
Carly Johnson talks to us about her process during the pandemic, being a new mother, and her upcoming outdoor show...
Lee Cecil and James Linton of the African American Amateur Golfers Association of America talked about the origination of the group, the Tiger Slam, and the Lucky Draw Golf Challenge on April 24th...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about National Beer Day, OnlyFans getting hacked, and a guy dying during a taco eating contest in Cali...
Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about the vaccines and not letting political views obscure the science, the President's proposed infrastructure package, and safety at the Capitol...
Comedians Justin Tabb and Eric Kimbrough joke about masks, the Cowboys, and their upcoming Laughter Over Louisville show...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks Rev. Jesse Jackson saying, "Britain being the mother of racism" and Americans being anti-intellectual...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's "first date" photo, Caitlyn Kenner possibly running for Governor in California, and Papa John Schnatter's evidence that he thinks will get him control of the company again...
Senator Mitch McConnell talked about the "miracle" that is the COVID-19 vaccines, the threat to the economy raised by Biden administration tax increases, the negatives of the proposed infrastructure bill, his relationship with President Biden, and MLB moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta based on "lies" about new Georgia election laws...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Terry's trip to Florida, recap news while he was gone, and dive into the Men's and Women's NCAA Championship games...
Old Joe isn't excited for tonight's game, although he did seem happy about Gonzaga beating UCLA for some reason. Outside of that though, he said tonight's championship game is pretty boring. If it ain't Big Blue, it ain't whoop-dee-doo! It's all about the Cal getting the Cats re-loaded for next season. UK is primed for 9!
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the things Americans do that annoy the British, a thieving (allegedly) attorney who stole money from a widow and her kids, Dr. Oz still taking heat from jeopardy fans, and the possibility of a mileage tax coming down from the Fed...
Old Joe called in on a Friday before a weekend with no local games just to help us out. He said the show just sucks without him. I better Chris Mack, Sister Jean, and everyone else he took a run at beg to differ...
Author Jeff Kinley discusses cancel culture and the movement to ban Oral Roberts University from playing in the NCAA Tournament due to the curriculum on their campus...
Hayley and the Knobs talks about the outbreak of tornado's across Alabama and Tennessee this afternoon, Chrissy Teigen leaving Twitter and the ugly side of social media, and President Biden's first press conference...
Soozie Eastman, the Executive Director of the Louisville Film Society, talks about their upcoming Oscar Watch Party...
Jeff Davis tells us about the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society fundraiser "Schtick it to Cancer" event at The Caravan Louisville including classic performances from Tim Wilson, Heywood Banks, Steve Harvey, and many more...
Gilda's Club Kentuckiana Pres/CEO Karen Morrison and GCK Assoc. Board Member Catherine Banks told us all about the Over The Edge event to benefit GCK and how you can get involved, even if you don't want to repel down a the side of a building...
Hayley and the Knobs started the show talking about poop, but we moved on quickly to the cinnamon toast shrimp guy, idiot letters that were sent to corporations in the past, J.B. Thomas' condition, and Equal Pay Day...
Jackie Zykan, the Master Taster at Old Forester, tells us about Old Forester's new 117 Series (the first with her signature on the side), the High Angel's Share, and plans for the future...
Humane Society of Oldham County President Michele Culp and Fundraising Chair Bobbi Dewey called to talk about their new facility, some of the programs they offer, and their upcoming fundraising event Fashion & Furiends...
The newly dubbed Dr. "Sticky Ricky" Jones joined Terry to talk about the COVID-19 vaccine, the impact (or lack thereof) of mass shootings on gun control, Deshaun Watson's questionable behavior, and Equal Pay Day...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the Jeopardy nerds who are angry about Dr. Oz hosting the show, the differences between women and men when the check arrives at a restaurant, and Governor Beshear getting his veto pen out (even if the legislature might make the bills law anyway)...
Author Allie Bloyd talked about her book "Uncensored America: Thought-Provoking Poetry on Faith, Family and Freedom". She also discussed her desire to spark conversation, the evils of social media, censorship, the importance of a positive attitude, and the impacts of the pandemic...
Steve Wiser discussed the proposed demolition of the Odd Fellows Building and why he is opposed to it. He said the OMNI has yet to move forward with their promise to develop on the land and the demolition would cost taxpayers over $400K to demolish the building...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about the issues behind Ellen's massive loss in viewers, why we don't have self-driving cars yet (you know, so we can drink and ride), and various media issues involving Lizzo, Sharon Osbourne, and more...
The first family of U of L Baseball, Head Coach Dan McDonnell and his wife Julie, checked-in to talk about the team and (more importantly) tomorrow night's Cancer Awareness Night and the game against Western Kentucky at Jim Patterson Stadium...
I'm surprised. Old Joe says he like women's basketball. Well, he said he likes the UK women's team and whoever is playing U of L. He also said he isn't a big fan of Sister Jean and all of these religious schools taking UK's spot in the tournament...
Judge David Holton checked-in after he and Coach returned to The Ville. He discussed Coach's great transition, eating at Vincenzo's, and meeting his new family of dogs...
After falling victim to a spoonerism a few years ago and being fired from his job as a meteorologist in Rochester, NY, Jeremy Kappell called to update us on his life now. He says he is still doing well while doing weather and some political opinion wok from his home. Jeremy also talked about a Rochester, NY media person who recently made the same verbal slip as he did and nothing happened...
Germaine Randolph, a Branch Manager for Class Act Federal Credit Union, joined us to talk about the Heroes of Education program and how educators can recieve up to $15,000 for their school. This month the lucky educator is Indian Gilvens from Shacklette Elementary. Find out how Shacklette was selected, how they are going to use their money, and how you can help your school be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
WLKY anchor and grammar fan Julie Dolan joined in to talked about "supposably" being added to the dictionary and her Barbaro Brunch Burger being a finalist in the Derby Burger Challenge...
Hayley and the Knobs celebrate St. Patrick's Day with music and sayings from the old country. We also talked about Harry and Meghan's finances and President Trump encouraging people to get the vaccine...
Dr. Molly Rutherford, an independent physician, talked about the complications in our healthcare system, how pharmacy benefit managers work, and how health care (including prescription drugs) in itself can be offered at a much more affordable cost...
Dr. Ricky Jones talked about getting the shot (without getting poisoned), why Ben Crump seems to get the big, racial-related settlements across the country, and Governor Cuomo trying to hang on in New York...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Sharon Osbourne's comments that led to a hiatus for The View, J-Rod's standing, the WAP performance at the Grammy's, and this year's Pegasus Parade...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about why President Biden is trekking across the country to sell the American Rescue Act, vaccinations, the possibility of raising taxes in the future, and the climate of the country with summer on the way...
Old Joe again professes his love for Mitch Barnhart after he keeps the Cardinals from the NCAA Tournament. He also thinks Alabama is going to be Slick Rick in their game too. The good and classy Cat fans are singing, "Happy days are here again"...
State Senator Morgan McGarvey talked about a proposed bill that would criminalize taunting a police office and some of the issues within the bill, other bills being discussed in Frankfort, and what to do with the Commonwealth's rainy day fund and money coming from the American Rescue Plan...
Old Joe says he hasn't stopped laughing since the bracket came out. Mitch kept your Cardinal criminals out of the NCAA tournament...
Hayley and the Knobs talk J-Lo dropping A-Rod, accusers lining-up to take shots at Governor Cuomo, Michigan State's new sponsor, new words in the dictionary, and some big time lottery winners...
Major Bobby Cooper talked to us about the openings in the Louisville Fire Department and how you can be a first responder helping our community...
Randy Prosse, the President & COO of the Kentucky Bourbon Festival, talked about re-tooling the Festival after COVID-19, the improvements, and how you can be a part of the 2021 Kentucky Bourbon Festival...
Lisa Miller tells us all about her new podcast "The Women's Well", her goal to shine a light for all, and some of the extraordinary women from diverse backgrounds that will help her along the way...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about UK's loss and the reactions from the fanbase and famous people, places or things from each state...
Old Joe ain't takin' no joshin' over the Cats loss. Sure, we lost, but so did your terrible Cardinals to the worst Duke team in 100 years! We'll be back next season throwin' daggers and you'll still be a joke...
Hank Linderman, a musician and candidate for the 2nd District Congressional seat, talked about Contract for Rural and Working America, the Post Office taking over the rural broadband mission, and helping family farms in the Commonwealth...
Dr Knowledge Charles Reichblum talks about his love for trivia, how he became "Dr Knowledge," and his new book The All-Time Book of Fascinating Facts...
Will "Sasquatch" Clark has been missing from our airwaves over the last few days because he was on a secret mission. After close to a year's worth of work behind the scenes, he has returned from a visit to the USS Gerald R. Ford, the newest and largest aircraft carrier in the Navy’s fleet. Hear all about his adventure here...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's social media post on International Women's Day and the fatigue factor that these issues still exist in 2021. We also talked about Will "Sasquatch" Clark's secret assignment and the Oprah interview with Harry and Meghan...
Author Nick Lyons talks about his busy life from playing college basketball, fishing, and writing books like his new one, "Fire in the Straw: Notes on Inventing a Life"...
Erica Outlaw, the Director of the Louisville Thoroughbred Society, talked about the LTS, the amenities of their location on E. Main Street, and their opening events coming up next week...
Greg Bourke talked about his new book, Gay, Catholic, and American, as well as the support they have received from their Our Lady of Lourdes family and changes in the Boy Scouts of America as a result of his lawsuit...
My niece Addie Meiners called in from Athens, GA for International Women's Day. We talked about Uga (University of Georgia's mascot), challenges for women entering the workforce, and the importance of persistence...
Angie Fenton called in for our celebration of International Women's Day to discuss her challenges, her goals, passing on kindness to her daughter Olive, and the importance of self care...
Metro Councilwoman Jessica Green discussed a virtual budget town hall meeting coming up on Tuesday to allow the public to voice their opinions on the upcoming budget, the process to create it, and more. She also, in honor of International Women's Day, talked about the positive changes for women she has seen over the years in Louisville and the actions needed to continue that momentum...
Ingrid Hernandez, the President and Creative Director of INgrid Design, talked about her dream of becoming a graphic designer while growing up in Puerto Rico, moving to Louisville and opening INgrid Design, and her keys to success...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the President's helicopter, Marine 1, burning the grass at the White House, Hayley's newfound love for Robert Stack and Unsolved Mysteries, and how we would make D. B. Cooper's plan work...
In the third part of the series, Judge Holton talked about riding the escalator and the elevator with Coach and describes the graduation process from the program...
Roberta Steutermann talks about the Nazareth Home's elders painting "scripture rocks" and having them hidden around the city simply to bring joy to the finder...
David Williams, the President of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, talks about HR1 aka the "For The People Act" and the reasons they feel being forced to disclose the names of financial donors and the broadening of the term "lobbyist" are bad ideas...
Valerie Pucko, a Girl Scout Ambassador and member of the Board of Director, told us that girl scout cookies are coming back to booths near you very soon. Get all of the details on how to get yours here...
On tonight's Hayley and the Knobs program, Terry apologizes to Tracy Chapman after years of misunderstanding her song "Fast Car", that clean teeth feeling after you leave the dentist, and National Grammar Day (which we will all struggle to celebrate properly)...
Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the city's positive momentum, the need for people to get the vaccine, COVID relief coming from the federal government, the anniversary of Breonna Taylor's death, and much more...
Musician Mark Andes, who played bass in bands like Spirit, Heart, Whitesnake, and Firefall, spoke with us about how he got into music, the legal battle between Randy California's estate and Led Zeppelin over the intro to "Stairway to Heaven", COVID's effect on musicians, and the tragic story of his wife's cousin who is in a Louisville hospital with COVID-19 and burns from a house fire...
Judge David Holton talks about the impact of guide dogs on his life and meeting/working with Coach for the first time...
Retired LMPD Officer George Rodman announced yesterday that he is going to run for the office of Jefferson County Sheriff. He talked about the need for leadership in the office, the desire to "take the Sheriff's office into this century," and the effects of 2020 on the city of Louisville...
CEO Brandon Irlbeck talked to us about his new social media platform YoReSpot where he says everyone is welcome...
Hayley and the Knobs prognosticate on tonight's UK game, talk all the aspects of U of L's cancellation, and proceed to hammer the town of Blacksburg, VA. We also talked about the movement of Breonna's Law through the state legislature, universal basic income, and "Hunting Karen"...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the money coming to both individuals and the Commonwealth of Kentucky should the new COVID-19 relief package pass the Senate. The Congressman also talked about other, more hotly debated aspects of the package, Governors in Texas and Mississippi fully re-opening their states, the future of the $15 minimum wage, and the financial impact of COVID relief on the value of the dollar...
Gary Fox, the President of Apron, Inc., to talk about the 9th annual Dine-Around. While this is normally a fundraiser for Apron Inc., this year they are not taking any money from the restaurants. They just encourage you to go out and continue to help local restaurants get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen and get more details...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about the toughest jobs we've ever had, Oprah's expanded interview with the (former) royals Harry and Meghan, and we educate Nick Coffey on the John Morgan/Arby's/meat suit story...
Judge David Holton talked to us from Columbus, Ohio on the day before he was to meet his new guide dog...
Old Joe is sad again after the loss to Florida and U of L fans won't let forget about the Cards win over Duke either. He said UK should fire Cal because his woke Cats is now broke and they need a real Kentuckian to coach at UK...
Hayley and the Knobs on the people behind the dirty side of politics, Oprah getting scooped by James Corden, and the targeted theft of Lady Gaga's dogs...
Old Joe is mad at Joey "Brackets" Lunardi. He says UK can't get in the tournament, but he must be smokin' the pot. The Cats is throwin' daggers and rollin' right to #9...
Ben Chandler, the President and CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, discussed the marketing of smoke-related products (including vaping), rules preventing communities from regulating their marketing, and tobacco controlled bills that have been introduced but yet to be assigned to committees...
Kentuckiana Pride Foundation President Rodney Coffman talked about the mission of the KPF, how they strive to help all that are not seen as equals, and having to move their Kentuckiana Pride Festival, Concert, and Parade move to October...
Zach Meiners, the President of Chronicle Cinema, discusses his experience with conversion therapy, the negative impacts it can have, and Lexington's proposed ban...
Hayley and the Knobs talked (while Terry attempted to cook dinner) about how to win the lottery, how pilots managed to land a plane in Denver after an engine exploded during flight, and an odd media war between Matt Jones and Clay Travis...
Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talks about the early season success for his #2 ranked Louisville Cardinals, dealing with COVID-19, and the opportunity to educate his players on Muhammad Ali...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Hayley's new dog, John Morgan's new love for Hardee's, Tiger's accident, and Jeopardy's hunky, new host...
Metro Council President David James addresses House Bill 309. James said that he feels the bill would suppress the votes of black and brown people in Jefferson County and that people outside of the Watterson Expressway are represented in Metro government. He also talked about limiting the Mayor to two terms, Chief Shield's leadership of LMPD, and how to regenerate economic activity in Louisville...
Repsentative Jason Nemes discussed the dismissal of the impeachments against both Governor Beshear and Attorney General Cameron, his comments that elections have been stolen in the Commonwealth, House Bill 309 which seeks to make Louisville a "non-partisan" city when elections are concerned, and allegations that gerrymandering may occur to break-up Louisville into multiple Congressional districts...
Chris Redman, the President of the Louisville Xtreme, talks about putting a team together for the Indoor Football League, playing games at KFC YUM! Center, and the type of football you can expect to see...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks about an angry email Terry got this morning and the lack of substance in Black History Month...
The Bellarmine Knights Men's Basketball team was picked to finish last in their first season in the ASUN. On Saturday, they have a chance to win the conference at Freedom Hall. Listen to Head Coach Scott Davenport talk about how they got here, the excitement around the program, and how you can watch them on Saturday...
Steve Ullum discusses his group "Let Them Learn in JCPS" and their desire for kids to be able to return to in-person instruction in JCPS...
Former President and CEO Ed Hart and new General Manager Craig Ross discussed the sale of Kentucky Kingdom. They talked about the sale, the history of the new owners Herschend Family Entertainment, and the future vision for Kentucky Kingdom...
Old Joe thought it was funny to wait forever to play a basketball game and then they go out and get blasted by UNC. It must suck to be you, Larry. You used to love the mighty Cats but now you done switched to the lowly Cardinal criminals...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Terry fanboying out on LeBron and Larry Bird, the divorce of America's favorite couple Kim and Kanye, and the Perseverance rover landing on Mars...
Old Joe says the Cats are gonna shoot daggers and end Tennessee tomorrow. The Dagger Cats are one their way to another championship and the Cardinals aren't even gonna make the NIT...
Louisville Bats Executive Vice President Greg Galiette joined us to talk all things Bats baseball, including the release of the Bats' schedule, the newly remodelled Louisville Slugger Field, and getting fans back into the ballpark...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, joins us every month to share the story of a local educator and award them with up to $15,000 for their school. This week, the lucky educator is Southern High School Principal Dr. Tyler Shearon. Find out how Southern was selected, what they will do with the money, and how you can help your school can be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
Dr. Rachel Connolly, a Research Scientist at MIT Media Lab who we refer to as "the smartest woman in the galaxy," discusses the successful landing on Mars of the rover Perseverance, its mission to look for evidence of ancient life, and the possibilities Perseverance's technology presents for the future...
Dave Lobeck talks about his friend Rush Limbaugh. He discussed the beginning of their friendship, the real Rush Limbaugh, and Rush's impact on radio...
Sadiqa Reynolds, the President and CEO Louisville Urban League, had an idea a few years ago and it has come to fruition. The Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center is open! She talks about the inspiration, the hard work to get it done, and what the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center will mean to our community...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed being stuck in Greyville, IL, the G.O.A.T. of all-time, and whether or not the Republican Party can recover from Donald Trump...
Hayley and the Knobs started down an odd rabbit hole. Somehow we went from Cheech & Chong to Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, and Terry not being able to get chili at Wendy's. We also talked about Ric Ocasek and Larry King cutting people out of their wills including their ex-wives and kids and President Trump crushing Mitch McConnell...
Lauren & Matt Kirchgessner talk about their kids Addie and Baylor who were tragically killed during a vacation in Panama City, FL and the foundation they have established in their honor to help kid and first responders...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the impact of President Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, President Trump's attack on Mitch McConnell, and possible changes to congressional districts if Frankfort has its way...
Old Joe is so happy about the Cats getting a win over the weekend that he decided to shovel snow during the winter storm. Unfortunately, he is pushing all of the snow onto U of L fan's cars...
Major Bobby Cooper of the Louisville Fire Department talks about how the LFD prepares for cold weather like this and how you can be ready at your home as well...
Hayley and the Knobs went deep into the Free Britney movement, cancel culture, and whether or not Larry Flynt is in hell...
Lynda Lambert of AAA gives a ton of helpful winter weather driving tips that it seems like we may all need over the next week or so...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about being prepared for winter weather, women falling for looking-for-love schemes, Tom Brady tying one on after winning the Super Bowl, and Morgan Wallen's N-word controversy...
Old Joe said the Cats looked like fools against Arkansas last night. We shouldn't even call Calipari "Coach Cal" anymore because he can't coach. We should call him "I Can't Coach Cal"...
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita discussed the Hoosier state's first opioid settlement as a result of a marketing company encouraging and training medical professionals to prescribe more opioids to their patients and using the money to help those hurt by the opioid crisis...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccines, using impeachment as a political weapon, and focusing on working together for the common good versus political infighting...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses a side of his life that doesn't come up often, his love life. He discusses his issues in past relationships, some of the lessons he learned along the way, and his continuing journey to understand women...
Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon talked about the recent state audit and issues found with unemployment including 400,000 unread emails, increased fraud possibilities, and multiple data breaches...
Old Joe is still pretty sad. He said the Cats are the suckiest team in the history of hoops and Coach Cal don't know what to do. We can't fire him and we might not ever win a game again...
Mark Fox, the Metro Councilman from District 13, discussed LMPD's need for officers and how to curtail the violence that has skyrocketed in our community...
Hayley and the Knobs get into the UK drama, Tom Brady's good sense of humor, John Morgan using less-than-stellar language on his Twitter, and Ryan Seacrest not being a red carpet reporter anymore...
Life Coach Stacey Vicari want to help you establish a healthy lifestyle. She breaks down a few steps that will set you on the right path...
Dr. Henry Sadlo talks about Heart Health Month and the benefits of exercise on your life/health...
Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the city's future plans to dispense the COVID-19 vaccine, his relationship with President Biden, and the results of the LMPD audit and how to address the needs it shows...
Cody Patterson called-in to talk about how the school system he works for in TN has managed to re-open schools during the COVID-19 pandemic and the mental impact on COVID-19 on kids. He also passed on a few thoughts about the battle between Republicans and Trump Republicans in Washington...
Senator Rand Paul gave his alternative to further COVID-19 aid, open the economy. He also talked about the dangers in "printing free money", President Biden's idea of unity, getting rid of masks, the impending impeachment trial for President Trump, and his experience during the insurrection...
Dr. Ricky Jones talked about "the last honest, American pimp" John Calipari, black women being desirable to black men, and the dumbing down of Black History Month...
Hayley and the Knobs get into the new drama surrounding Coach Cal and the Cats, apps that let you get sex advice from grandma while mom pimps you out, and the adventure of Courtside Karen...
University of Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talks about dealing with COVID-19 in the world of college baseball, previews the upcoming season that opens with Bellarmine, and Monday's Virtual Leadoff Dinner with special guest and World Series champion Will Smith...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the possibility of another round of COVID-19 relief, the "alternative reality" Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene lives in, and why continue the impeachment process now that President Trump is out of office...
Kentucky State Representative Jason Nemes discussed overriding some of the Governor's vetoes (including limiting powers of the office), expanded voting in the future, and the impeachment process concerning both Governor Beshear and Attorney General Cameron...
Hayley and the Knobs on the quality person that is Marilyn Manson, Hayley's wedding photos, some of the bets available for the Super Bowl, and the dos and don'ts of eating a steak sandwich...
Old Joe says that the Cards are frauds and no matter what kind of curse John Cheney put on Coach Cal and the Cats, they are gonna be the champs come tournament time...
Whitney Harding joins Terry to talk exotic bets for the Super Bowl and a check on what's up in the heart of Buckeye country.
Famed milliner Christine Moore joins Terry fresh off her appearance on ABC's To Tell The Truth. She fooled Jimmy Kimmel and the rest of the panel!
Life Coach Stacey Vicari joins Terry to discuss why it is important to take care of yourself first before caring for others.
NFIB State Director Tom Underwood talks about the tax surprise that small business across the Commonwealth may be getting soon if they took advantage of the federal government's PPE loans...
Hayley and the Knobs hit all of the day's big topics. BJ Thomas, Bo Jackson, Jerry Seinfeld, an angry wife who stabbed her husband, and swapping wives to get better food...
Old Joe was downright happy today. Not sure what he was more thrilled about, the Bucs beating the Packers or the Cats getting back in God's good graces...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Terry's fashion sense (or lack thereof) and all of the sportsball games coming up this weekend...
Life Coach Stacey Vicari talks about weight loss, the importance of initiating a weight loss plan, and the emotional journey involved...
Ole Joe wants to know why God is smiting the good and classy Kentucky Wildcats and now the no good U of Smell Cardinals. Why are you doing this to us, Lord?
The Voice of the Kentucky Wildcats Tom Leach talks about the Cats' recent struggles and their not-so-easy upcoming schedule...
U of L senior Holly Zoeller teaches us about Operation Smile (whose mission is to raise awareness and help for cleft conditions) and their Cook Stove Project...
David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, joins us every week to share the story of a local educator and award them with up to $15,000 for their school. This week, the lucky educator is Indian Trail Elementary Principal Joseph Wood. Find out how Principal Wood is going to use that money to better the lives of his students at Indian Trail.
If you want to help your school win, listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...
Queen Hayley is back and the Knob, uh...Kilkellys rejoiced! We also talked about honeymoon travel tips, the Inauguration, and UK's basketball issues...
Metro Councilman David James announced that he is running for Mayor. He joined us to talk about how to get our economy moving again, his relationship with Frankfort, redistributing governmental power in the city, reforming LMPD, and more...
Congressman Brett Guthrie joined us while on his way back to Kentucky after attending the Inauguration. He discussed "unity" and standing-up for his electorate even if Republicans are not in the majority, how to get the COVID-19 vaccine to people faster, and the orders President Biden signed on his first day in office...
Former Louisville Mayor, Lt. Governor of Kentucky, and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs in the Obama White House Jerry Abramson spoke with us about President Joe Biden. We talked about who Joe is behind the scenes, his leadership style, and what has made him so successful over his career. Jerry also discussed the relationship between President Biden and Vice President Harris...
Old Joe is so sad that he cried through his entire call. All he wants Coach Cal to do is stop lyin' and playin' Billy Clyde Ball...
Life Coach Stacey Vicari discusses her ongoing Live Your Best Life series and how to find the support system that will help you reach your goals for 2021...
Producer Merry Kay Poe talks about the new film that stars Rainn Wilson and was shot in Louisville, "Don't Tell A Soul"...
Former Bills Pro Bowler and Louisville Cardinal Eric Wood breaks down this weekend's playoff match-up between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills...
Next week, Erika Shields will be sworn-in as LMPD's new Chief of Police. We got to spend a few minutes to meet her and talk about her desire to establish a level of trust between police and the community, the need to pro-actively police, Breonna Taylor, defunding the police, and LMPD's finances going forward...
Dr. Ricky Jones gives us his take on the insurrection, people misplacing all of the blame on President Trump, and white supremacy/racial issues being at the base of the movement...
Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's impending nuptials. We talk about her betrothed, help her with the last-minute checklist, and even offer advice about her vows....
"Concern citizen" Denis Frankenberger updates us on the financial standing/issues of the KFC YUM! Center and how the taxpayers are getting the shaft...
Old Joe says that the good and classy Cat fans should put Coach Cal's furniture back in his house. He ain't got to leave! The Cats is good again! And why are we talking about Lamar Jackson, Justin Thomas, or anything except the Cats? We all know the Cats is the best and should be the only thing we're talkin' about...
Hayley and the Knobs get the scoop on Hayley's wedding, talk the end of an era on Jeopardy, bubble baths, and President Trump getting banned from Twitter...
Life coach Stacey Vicari helps people reset for the New Year and find their motivation to make 2021 the best year yet...
Old Joe says he and the rest of the good and classy Cat fans are ready to bust through the doors and fill Rupp Arena to see America's Team! He don't care if the Cats lost in the chicken bucket, the Cats is on the right track now and going to win #9...
Gary Fox, the President of Apron, Inc., discusses their efforts to help local restaurant employees through the COVID-19 pandemic and the expansion of some relief programs going statewide thanks to Brown Forman...
Hayley and the Knobs are back from the holidays and ready to get into yesterday's events at the Capitol, a crazy cartoon about a guy with a giant wang, and more classic artists selling their music...
Mayor Greg Fischer reacts to the events at the Capitol yesterday. He also discussed LMPD's new Chief Erika Shields and why she was chosen over other candidates, restoring LMPD's reputation in the community, and distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine...
Auditor Mike Harmon talks about having COVID-19 and toutes the vaccine. Harmon also discussed the possibility that he may run for Governor in 2023, the General Assembly's quest to limit the Governor's powers, and gaming in the Commonwealth...
Sadiqa Reynolds, CEO of the Louisville Urban League, talked about yesterday's break-in at the Capitol and how the police response may have been different if the mob was predominantly black instead of white, the persistence of racism in America, and LMPD's new Chief...
Congressman John Yarmuth says he is "heartbroken" over yesterday's Capital Building break-in. He discussed his experience during the incident, Antifa's presence, the President's involvement, and the differences between yesterday and BLM protests in D.C. over the summer. The Congressman also talked about the possibility of removing President Trump from office...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed America's financial future, $600 versus $2,000 checks and other COVID-19 relief possibilities, the President's phone call to Georgia, and the (seemingly) never-ending election process...
Earlier today, it was announced that Matt Jones and Craig Greenberg became majority owners in Ohio Valley Wrestling. Craig and Al Snow joined us on the radio to talk about the future plans for OVW, how to spot new talent, and the Meiners' family legacy in wrestling...
We'll take you through some of the biggest stories of 2020 from a local level. Hear from guests like Jody Demling, KSR's Matt Jones, Phillip Bailey of USA Today, attorney Steve Romines, Dr. Ricky Jones, and more!
Hayley and the Knobs talked TopGolf getting the green light from the courts, giving horrible gifts, and hatfishing all while playing some great Christmas songs...
After 35 years, Gary Burbank says his famous Earl Pitts character is coming to an end. He talked about that, some of his other great characters, Milton Metz, and what he is up to now...
Chef Geoffrey Heyde of Fork & Barrel talks about his new restaurant Morning Fork and how he has gotten through the pandemic...
Fred Cowgill is in his 35th year at WLKY and got the chance to shoot his first state title game this morning. He tells us all about that, KCD Football's rapid rise, Brohm vs Bush, and UK's basketball woes...
Hayley and the Knobs on Ian's irrational fear of snakes, the vaccine, the new Jackass movie and what we would do for a $1,000,000, and bad habits we've all picked-up during the pandemic...
Dr. Toby Malichi discussed the states suing Google and Facebook over their alleged collusion to control the digital ad market, his belief that the lawsuits are politically motivated and bad for small business, and the benefits that Google provide small businesses for free that could go away as a result of these lawsuits...
Hayley and the Knobs talk rich people, goons, a social media influencer trading a bobby pin for a house, the NYE festivities in Times Square, and give a Lizzo update...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport called in to talk about his Knight's next big game against Middle Tennessee in Freedom Hall on Saturday...
The finale of this season of The Amazing Race is tonight and we talked with one the cast members, Louisville's own Jerry Eaves. He is on the show with his son Frank and we discussed all of the places they went, what it is like being on a reality show, and coming a little too close to a Columbian drug lord...
Attorney Teddy B. Gordon talked about his new book "Crystal Meredith v. Jefferson County Public Schools" about the case he filed against busing (which he also litigated in front of the U.S. Supreme Court), how to help African American students, and meeting Elvis, the Rolling Stones, and the Beach Boys...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed Dr. Jill Biden and others using the "Dr." and the mistrust of the healthcare system and the vaccine by black Americans...
Hayley and the Knobs talked Hayley's favorite subject...the sportsball. We got into UK's new football hires and that kid from Texas who went all WWE on a ref last week. We also talked about Smokey Robinson's Cameo/Chanukah misstep, and A-Rod and J-Lo's $650 million hotel deal...
Tom Miller, the CEO of UofL Health, and Dr. Jason Smith, the Chief Medical Officer (who is pictured getting the vaccine yesterday), spoke with us about navigating the distribution of the vaccine, when they expect the vaccine to be distributed to the public, fast-tracking the vaccines, and the capacity to handle a rush at UofL Health...
James Linton dropped by the MGM Studios to tell us how we can help the Community Connections Group help kids in need this holiday season...
Stephanie and Aislin Hair give us the lowdown on early sales of Girl Scout cookies. And yes, you can have them at your home by Christmas...
Old Joe says the Cats ain't on no losin' streak. It is a diabolical trap. Cal is just setting up a trap so you U of Smell criminal fans think you actually have a shot to beat the might Kentucky Wildcats...
Author Rod Robertson talks about his new book "The Human Vector" and the need for people to drink the company Kool Aid now more than ever...
Kentucky State Representatives Jason Nemes and Nima Kulkarni discuss the first ever "United We Stand" student art competition for K=12 students in Jefferson County...
Hayley and the Knobs on Hayley's upcoming nuptials, Taylor Swift's new record, artists like Bob Dylan and Stevie Nicks selling the rights to their music, the feud between David Crosby and Ted Nugent, and Scott Satterfield's apology letter...
The playoffs are here and another St. X/Trinity match-up is scheduled for tomorrow, and Terry doesn't feel very good about it. Find out why from Trinity Rocks Tony Vanetti and Jody Demling...
Former UK basketball star Derek Anderson discusses his involvement with Draganfly and their new technology being used to test vital signs, track social distancing, and so much more...
YUM! Brands extended the naming rights deal for the KFC YUM! Center. Denis Frankenberger talks about the effect that incoming money will have on the overall financing for the building in the future. Here's a little preview: It doesn't help that much...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed his response to last week's the arrest of Grandmaster J and really important stuff like curse words and who is the greatest Star Trek captain...
Hayley and the Knobs talk how to avoid packing on the holiday pounds, the new (more expensive) AirPods, and celebrity deaths in 2020...
Montre Davis from Linkin Bridge called in to talk about their new single "No Hate", the message behind the song, and some music for the holidays...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the first vaccine being distributed in England, negotiations concerning another COVID-19 stimulus package, and the impact of COVID-19 on businesses across the country...
Old Joe sounded sad, but he went to angry real quick and started taking a few shots at Cal and even some of the Wildcats over their performance so far this season...
On the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, WWII veteran Col. Glen Fisher talk about his desire to enlist in the Army at 15 years old, landing on the shores of France at 17 (D-Day plus 31), meeting President Truman, and more...
Old Joe was pretty sad after another UK loss, but U of L chickening out of playing today and thoughts of giving them a beatdown on the day after Christmas pepped him up real quick...
Producer Stu Pollard and Soozie Eastman, the Executive Director of the Louisville Film Society, tell us about tomorrow's Netflix Watch Party for "Rust Creek". They also discussed the impact of Warner Brothers releasing their films straight to streaming services, good popcorn, and movie making during the pandemic...
Carly Johnson spoke with us about getting over stage fright, her self-titled record that came out today, and the inspiration behind of her songs...
Jackie Zykan, the Master Taster at Old Forester, throws some love at bartenders on Bartender Appreciation Day and encourages you to keep getting takeout (even for drinks) during the pandemic...
Mayor Greg Fischer started our conversation by responding to Tucker Carlson's claims earlier this week on Fox News. He also discussed A Path Forward For Louisville (specifically black Louisvillians) and the need for another federal stimulus package...
Sean Stafford, the CEO of TRIM NuLu, came by the Mary George Meiners studio to talk about peoples' ability to get a salon-quality haircut at their business or home with TRIM Co. and the evolution into TRIM Nulu...
Congressman Brett Guthrie gives us a briefing on the status of the various vaccines and discusses the momentum for another COVID-19 relief package...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about smoking being bad for you (even if it is just weed), some woman named Tina Louise and how she became Insta-famous, and UK's early season struggles...
NY Times writer and author Joe Drape talks about his new book "The Saints Makers," what it takes to become a Saint, and Catholics relationship with God...
Allen Purnell was my first guest on WHAS 35 years ago so I decided to have him back on to start my 36th year. We relived that first conversation, talked about his business during the pandemic, and how have been successful all of these years...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses the Mayor declaring racism a public health crisis, President Obama's comments on policed reform, and the angry emails he gets after being on the radio...
Hayley and the Knobs on Mike Tyson sniffin' the pot before his fight with Roy Jones Jr., and British Airways flight attendant going full Mile High Club, and Kelly Clarkson's no-count ex asking for $400K A MONTH....
Gary and Wayne Brewer of Gary Brewer and the Kentucky Ramblers talk about the 40th anniversary of the band, their new CD topping the Billboard charts, and music helping us all get through the pandemic...
Greg Galiette of the Louisville Bats fills us in on the Bats' quest to help some needy kids get their hands on new and/or gently-used baseball equipment for next season and some renovations going on at Louisville Slugger Field...
Chef Madeleine Dee talked about her efforts for Home of the Innocents and how you can help through an Amazon Wish List for the children for Christmas...
Old Joe is sad after the Cats lost to Richmond. He even started talking about getting rid of Cal again. Joe swears that if the vaccine don't get here and stop the Cats from losing, he's going to help move Cal's furniture out of the house...
Rep. John Yarmuth joins Joe Elliott to discuss the status of an additional COVID stimulus relief bill and a look ahead to what if anything the next session of congress will be able to accomplish.
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Author and wannabe musician Tanner T. Roberts talked about his love for AC/DC, his new book "101 Tips To Become A Radical Liberal: The Ultimate Guide For Woke, Progressive and Superior Individuals," and virtue signaling...
Bellarmine Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talks about the delay of their season opener/Division I debut to December 4th in Cameron Indoor Stadium against the Duke Blue Devils. He also talked about prepping during COVID-19 and playing games in Freedom Hall...
Hayley and the Knobs on Oprah still being the queen of all media, crazy Russians burrying a woman in the ground up to her head, and Rugy Giuliani's hair dye leaking...
Robin Jennings, who used to be Rector at St. Francis in the Fields, talks about the inspiration for his new book, "The Door to Renewal: Spiritual Growth Through the Mind of St. Paul"...
Bill Higgs talks about some of the ways bosses can continue to engage their employees who are working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Hayley and the Knobs talk with Matt Jones about the pressures put on restaurants during COVID-19 and the Governor's new COVID-19 restrictions...
Matt Jones, owner of KSBar & Grill in Lexington, checked-in to talk about the pressures put on restaurant owners in KY during COVID-19. He also talked about life in NYC during COVID and tonight's NBA Draft...
Florence Ann Romano, better known as the Windy City Nanny, talked about our new NTI world, parent's increased exposure to their child's education process, her book "Nanny and Me", and autism awareness...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed the devauling of education, college vs trade school, and COVID-19 being far from a "hoax"...
Hayley and the Knobs on ponzi scheme artist "James Pond" and his wetsuit failure, the city's new snow plows and how we can actually get some use out of them, and George Clooney giving out suitcases full of cash...
Political consultant Cody Patterson discussed the impending restrictions coming from Frankfort, it being time for Trump to concede, McConnell's chances to be Senate Majority Leader again, and the run-off elections in Georgia...
Ryan Morfin, the Chief Executive Officer of Wentworth Management Services LLC, discusses what happens to our economy with the expectation of slowed Christmas spending. He talks about the impact of COVID-19 on holiday spending, ecommerce vs brick and mortar stores, Black Friday, and more...
Singer/actress Jana Kramer and her former NFL player husband Mike Caussin talk about the troubles in their relationship, how they go about conflict in a healthy way, forgiveness, and their new book "The Good Fight"...
Old Joe called in and just started screaming, "We want Bama!" Then he started talking about Cal's Cats crushing the Cards the day after Christmas. And he says it's all gonna happen. They already have a vaccine...
Hayley and the Knobs on Brandi (who should be from Florida and not Kentucky) stealing a mail truck after evading police, Eva Longoria putting her foot in her mouth, the Presidents quest to stay in office, and local restaurants feeding MAGA fans...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed President Trump's continuing fight to win the election, President-elect Biden's tasks to accomplish before taking office in January, wrangling for power between progressive and moderate Dems, the future of Affordable Care Act, and the possibility of another COVID-19 relief package...
Jody Demling and I spoke with Ed Glasscock about Authentic's win at the Breeders' Cup Classic over the weekend. Ed took us through the race and then we talked about winning both the Classic and the Derby, Keeneland's perfect setting, how Bob Baffert divides his time between his horses, and Authentic's next life in the breeding shed...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discussed issues in LMPD and his support of the new FOP contract, the need for "criminal justice reform," the controversial KSP training slideshow, and a "cover-up" of steroid purchases by KSP officers...
Hayley and the Knobs on Election Day, Volume 4 and culture changes over time related to the election, Wiz Khalifa bringing his Hotbox by Wiz restaurant concept to The Ville, and Rex Chapman no longer being a part of the UK hoops pre-game show...
Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini talked about his support for the FOP contract passed by the Metro Council. He discussed slowing the loss of officers in LMPD, tackling police reform issues when the contract ends in 2021, and armed protesters outside the Council chambers last night during the vote. The Councilman also talked cleaning and bringing back the King Louis statue...
Metro Councilwoman Jessica Green discussed why she did not support the FOP contract that was passed last night by the Metro Council. She talked about the problems she sees with the contract, why the contract proposal could not be tabled for more discussion, and why it will be difficult to change in the future...
NBC News/MSNBC News Analyst Howard Fineman updates us on the status of the Presidential election and why he thinks it will still be a few days before anyone is in a position to call a winner. Howard also talked about what it would take for Trump voters to accept the results of this election and how this may shift power in Washington D.C....
Hayley and the Knobs on the never-ending election and another one of Terry's crazy flying dreams...
Mayor Greg Fischer discussed the potential for COVID-19 relief plan that will help cities and states, a new violence prevention initiative, and the Week of Valor...
Al Cross, political columnist and Director of Institute for Rural Journalism at UK, discussed the Governor's reluctance to provide the legislature a private meeting with Dr. Steven Stack, the long road ahead for the Governor dealing with the Republican supermajority, and the Commonwealth trending Republican...
Writer Darryl "Party All Wknd" Stephens and comedian Justin Tabb talk about their new movie "Facemask" that puts a comedic spin on today's COVID-19 world...
WAVE 3 Reporter Natalia Martinez did a story last week about the Louisville Community Bail Fund and how people had donated money to this organization to pay the bail for BLM protesters but ended-up bailing out some people charged with rape, kidnapping, domestic violence, and murder. Natalia now has more info on how the people who were bailed out, how they were chosen, and why some of the people who donated money have lost their money because one of the one of the people who was bailed out did not show up for court...
Hayley and the Knobs spoke with birthday job John Yarmuth, found out what three rules are concrete in Matthew McConaughey's house, and did a little election recap...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the change of the power dynamics in Washington, the productivity of the government over the next few years, Pelosi's future as the Speaker of the House, and some of the country's issues that need to be resolved...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the progress of a COVID-19 vaccine and possibility of another COVID relief package, the relationship between Speaker Pelosi and AOC's Squad, and the possibility of a national mask mandate...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed his lack of surprise over the election results, America's deeper issues, the future of the Democratic Party in Kentucky, and the fight Governor Beshear is in for with the Republican super-majority in Frankfort...
Hayley and the Knobs on where Johnny Depp goes after losing his libel lawsuit, Cardi B being off the market again, and "coverage" of tonight's election results...
Political consultant Cody Patterson talks about the lack of fireworks in Kentucky elections, the end of the line for Amy McGrath, and the impact of Pennsylvania on the outcomes of the Presidential election...
JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio started our conversation by discussing a judge striking down the petition against the proposed tax increase, when the tax will take effect, and what the money will be used for. He also talked about closing the technology gap, hiring more minority teachers, and high school sports in the times of COVID-19...
Old Joe went through all of the reason U of Smell ain't got no reason to smirk at the Cats for losing to Georgia over the weekend. I'm not sure I can remember them all, so just listen to him talk about them...
Earlier today, a judge tossed-out the petition from Theresa "Resa" Camoriano and her group No JCPS Tax Hike. She reacted to that ruling, plead her case, and encouraged people to vote on Tuesday to continue to the effort to avoid the proposed tax hike...
Taxpayer advocate Denis Frankenberger has been on the show a few times to talk about the finances of the KFC YUM! Center. He joins us this time to talk about the impact of the 2017 refinance, COVID-19, the lapsing of the naming rights, the lease with the University of Louisville, and the possibility that the Yum! Center could be sold to the highest bidder...
Steve Romines, who is the lawyer for Kenneth Walker, discusses Sergeant Jonathan Mattingly's newly filed lawsuit against Walker for "severe trauma, mental anguish, and emotional distress" after Walker allegedly shot him on the night of Breonna Taylor's death...
Weight loss expert Dr. Amy Lee talks about the effect COVID-19 has had on our eating habits, especially kids, and how to help move past pandemic eating and lose the COVID-19 15...
Greater Louisville Inc. President and CEO Sarah Davasher-Wisdom discussed GLI's support of the proposed JCPS tax increase and how they feel that increase will benefit the city down the line...
Jockey Robby Albarado called in to talk about a special Marker's Mark bottle that benefits the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund, but we also got him to tell us about winning the Preakness on Swiss Skydiver...
Hayley and the Knobs started discussing trusted celebrities, but someone we ended-up talking about the WPA, clear channel radio stations, healthy Halloween candy, and that crazy house for sale on Blue Lick Road...
Scott Martin, the Director of the River Heritage Conservancy, talked to us about the idea behind Origin Park which is designed to be an amphibious park that anticipates the impact of climate change on our area...
It's been a national story that different groups have been taking donations and bailing out people arrested in BLM protests all over the country. One of the groups doing this here in Louisville is called the Louisville Community Bail Fund, but it seems some of these people are not simply non-violent protesters. They are violent criminals. WAVE 3 Reporter Natalia Martinez found that 73 of the people bailed out by the Louisville Community Bail Fund have been convicted of charges including rape, kidnapping, domestic violence, and murder...
Kelli Wilson talked about death of her son who took his own life after "learning" how to commit suicide from a website and the mission behind her group Fix The 26 which is to raise awareness of the damage caused by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act...
Hayley and the Knobs talk the stories behind the filming of Stripes, Gracie putting together a podcast for high school, a crime against pizza, Blake Shelton's accent, and negative people...
Indiana Senator Mike Braun discusses whether or not the Republicans can hold the Senate, expanding the Supreme Court, the Green New Deal, how to remedy America's national debt, and how to make people in America feel safe...
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell discussed the appointment of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, the possibility of expanding the court, riotous behavior across the country, the "challenging" election cycle, what would change for Kentucky if he were to lose his seat next Tuesday...
During Dr. Ricky Jones' weekly visit, he discussed undecided voters, suppressing stories on social media, "the most important election ever," and the economic importance of athletics at universities...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Terry waking up to see the moon and the affect full moons on people, and Brooklyn man falling into a hole filled with rats, and being fit enough to survive...
After losing to Missouri, Old Joe says that UK has returned to doormat status in the SEC. But don't get too excited about beating terrible Florida State, U of Smell fans...Coach Cal has some new recruits and your time is coming...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed about law and order, America's "riotous state of mind," the possibility of adding more justices to the Supreme Court, getting rid of the Electoral College, and Democrat's goals should they sweep the election next week...
Steve Wiser talks about tonight's event where he will talk about famous ghosts across the city to benefit the Peterson Dumesnil House...
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos recapped her visit to Louisville this morning for a school choice roundtable. She discussed her desire to get kids back in school, funding for a child's education following the child, and what she learned while visiting our city...
Hayley and the Knobs on drinking habits, Terry's UK diploma, the new Borat movie, and the glory that is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation...
Director Ivo Raza talks about his new movie Reboot Camp and pokes fun at self-help gurus and how easily people fall into their almost cult-like followings...
19th District State Senator Morgan McGarvey talked about newly proposed hate crime legislation inspired by the deaths of Vickie Jones and Maurice Stallard, the two black victims shot to death at the Hurstbourne Kroger two years ago. He talks about why he is helping to propose the legislation and the sentencing implications it would have. The Senator also talked about the conflict between the legislature and the Governor over the COVID-19 pandemic...
"Freak Power: The Ballot or the Bomb" is a new documentary film following Hunter S. Thompson's run for Sheriff in Pitkin County, Colorado. Hunter's son Juan, who is a producer of the film, and the director Ajax Phillips talked about the film, told a few Hunter stories, and got into Thompson's serious side. Listen in for details about the premier of the movie in town on Monday as well...
GOP Sr. Communications Advisor for Black Media Affairs Paris Dennard recapped President Trump's performance in last night's debate and discussed the public's interest in the Hunter Biden, the future of fracking, and why President Trump has been great for black America...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about Hayley's Hillary Clinton-inspired wedding attire, Sasquatch being at the debate tonight, eating Thanksgiving dinner all year long, and the most ambitious blind date ever...
Former choirboy and current candidate for the 2nd District Congressional seat Hank Linderman talked about singing for Igor Stravinsky. More importantly, he also discussed what he calls the third opportunity to get the Civil Rights movement correct, healthcare in the Commonwealth, rural broadband, Kentucky's energy movement, and what he can bring the the 2nd District...
Former LMPD Officer and Trainer George Rodman discussed the proposed Metro Council vote on ordinances pertaining to LMPD training and policing tactics and why he feels this is the wrong way to go. He talked about many of the proposed ordinances already being department policy, the loss of officers in LMPD, and safety of our city...
Amy Hess, the Chief of Public Safety for Louisville, says citizens should not fear to move about their city. She also discussed the hierarchy for LMPD, lessons learned over the past few months, the rise in violence/shootings in the Metro, how to get young people to think about the impact of their violent actions, and the future of policing...
Rhonda Palazzo, who is running against Congressman Yarmuth for the 3rd District Congressional Seat, discussed her goals if she were to win the election. She talked about the need for restrictions on federal funds asked for by the Metro government, her group Take Back Louisville, rebuilding business in the city, and how she can woo Democrats to her side...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks cancel culture, the history of voting in America, people who don't "see color," and the quest for justice.
PS. Our apologizes for the audio issues. Working from home. You know how it goes.
Hayley and the Knobs are back together to talk about John Schnatter popping up like a gopher out of a hole, Kenny Loggins playing in Terry's head while he watches football, Jim Messina's life now, and "journalists" making us all look bad inserting opinion instead of stating fact...
Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini talks about crime in our city. Homicides are up in our city, yet close rates on those cases is down. The Councilman talks about how we can get these numbers under control...
Tom "T.C." Morrison talked about his NYU education, his first book, "Torts R Us: A Legal Farce," and a few real lawsuits that are crazy enough they should be in his book, including Papa John's vs Pizza Hut over the slogan "Better Ingredients, Better Pizza"...
Steve Romines, the attorney for Kenneth Walker, discusses the ruling that will allow a member of the Breonna Taylor grand jury to speak publicly about the process and the information presented to the grand jury. Mr. Romines also talked about his next move in Kenneth Walker's case.
Old Joe called in to let us all know that Cat fans are livin' the dream! Stoops' Troops are rolling, Bama is scared, and Loserville lost to Notre Dame! It's doesn't get any better than that!
JCPS Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio joins Joe Elliott one day after the district told parents non-traditional instruction will continue past October 22nd due to increasing COVID-19 cases in Jefferson County.
Hayley and the Knobs on Nancy Pelosi's quest to invoke the 25th amendment on the President, Katy Perry selling her extra $8.5 million dollar home, and Mike "The Fly Master" Pence being the devil...
Hayley and the Knobs talk Moneyball, weirdo Hayley who doesn't like condiments, Zombie Skittles, Paris Hilton, and Cal's video...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the possibility of another COVID relief package before the election, stock market reactions to the upcoming presidential elections, and Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court...
Sadiqa Reynolds, the CEO and President of the Louisville Urban League, talked about the hopelessness African Americans feel and how that can lead to crime and violence in their own neighborhood. Sadiqa also discussed the released of LMPD files on the Breonna Taylor investigation, questions behind the legality of the warranty to enter her apartment, judge shopping, and much more...
Steve Romines, the attorney for Kenneth Walker, and Matt Jones discuss the video released by VICE from the apartment of Breonna Taylor and Kenneth Walker on the night of the Taylor shooting. Romines breaks down the video and discusses some of the inconsistencies he believes exist between what is shown and what LMPD alleges happend that night. Both Romines and Jones talk about issues with the investigation protocol and how those protocols don't seem to be followed on the video...
Hayley and the Knobs on the death of Eddie Van Halen, Vincent Price getting stiffed by Michael Jackson, George Clooney being confused for Jeffrey Epstein, and Terry cheating on the NFL...
The Sista Strut is coming up on October 17th. A group of people from the Becker Law Office, including Greg Bubalo, Kate Dunnington, and Gia Rapp, talked to us about the event, the changes due to COVID-19, and some of the services that the Becker Law Office offers to their clients...
Old Joe is back to tell us all that you can't tackle a player while they are mocking U of Smell. It's an SEC law! And don't worry about the Cats being 0-2, you got too much going on in Loserville to have time to worry about us...
Hayley and the Knobs with not-so-special guest Tony Vanetti talked about the President getting COVID-19, the Trinity/St. X game, Danica Patrick kicking A-Aron to the curb, and Melania getting sold out by her "friend"...
Hayley and the Knobs on where you can live the good life, Terry's terrible, no good, very bad Christmas purchase which his wife will kill him for, Tuesday's Presidential debate and the possibility that we might not have another one...
Since the Mayor did not show for his scheduled interview, Terry decided to interview himself playing the part of the Mayor. "They" touched on the new Police Chief of LMPD, when we might see the plywood come down from buildings downtown, and more...
Louisville Women's Basketball Head Coach Jeff Walz previewed this year's team, and talked about new players adjusting to their roles, scheduling changes due to COVID-19, and Charles Booker speaking with his team...
Retired Navy SEAL Lt. Jason Redman discussed the softening of training rules in the military and why he does not agree with this approach...
This afternoon, I had a conversation with both Steve Romines and Ricky Jones. We talked about discrepancies in the evidence and statements made by Attorney General Cameron in the investigation of Breonna Taylor. Ballistics reports, packages that may or may not have been delivered to Ms. Taylor's residence, videos of the LMPD's on-site investigation, whether or not we will hear from multiple grand jurors, and possible implications on the Hankison case were discussed...
Hayley and the Knobs on the interview Terry did with Jesse Jackson a few minutes before the start of the show, tonight's presidential debate, Chris Mack doing what most helpful for Coach Cal to get the UK/U of L basketball game get played (we even got comments from Matt Jones)...
Matt Jones called in to talk about Chris Mack's video attacking Coach Cal for all of the things they did to move the UK/U of L game while not agreeing to a neutral site game when U of L requested it...
Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. discussed the release of the transcripts and recordings of the Taylor grand jury process, A.G. Daniel Cameron being on the "Clarence Thomas side of history," and defunding the police. He also encourages athletes to boycott the University of Louisville and University of Kentucky and talks about expanding the Supreme Court...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed a variety of topics. He talked about the messaging coming from the McGrath campaign, previewed tonight's first Trump/Biden presidential debate, Senator McConnell's argument to push for a confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, the possibility of another COVID-19 relief package, and the release of the Breonna Taylor grand jury recordings...
Scott Roberts, the Senior Director of Criminal Justice Campaigns for Color of Change, discusses the release of recordings from the Taylor grand jury, the prosecutor's influence on what information is presented to the grand jury, and Attorney General Cameron "pledging his loyalty" to the Kentucky F.O.P....
John Yoo, the Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley, gives his insights on Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. He discusses why her religious beliefs will be a target for attacks, the perception that she is the opposite of Justice Ginsberg, whether or not the window is too tight to get a confirmation before the election, and expanding the Supreme Court...
Hayley and the Knobs spoke with Reverend Doctor Susan Frederick-Gray about last night's sanctuary situation at First Unitarian Church. We also joked about Terry playing with the boss at next week's 840 WHAS Golf Scramble and got into a few complaint calls/messages we've gotten in the past few days...
Reverend Doctor Susan Frederick-Gray, President of the Unitarian Universalist Association, discussed the First Unitarian Church giving sanctuary to protesters last night after curfew hours, LMPD not allowing people to leave the church property, and her belief that justice was not served for Breonna Taylor...
Carly Johnson talked about her beautiful, new song "Burn Your Fears", the inspiration behind the song, and how she put together the video for the song during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTupjQ7wJHU
Golf instructor and avid LSU football fan Brian Manzella is excited to see his Tigers in-person tomorrow. He talked about what the game experience might look like, how the Tigers might play after the exit of Joe Burrow, and he snuck in a little golf talk too...
Attorney General Cameron's following the law in the Breonna Taylor investigation, but his feeling that the A.G. may be "too green" to preside over the this case, polling of those who support protests falling across the country due to "protest fatigue", cowards letting agitators changing the narrative of protests, and an upcoming blood drive...
Attorney David Mour discusses the importance of the media and their ability to do their jobs after curfew hours, how you know the difference between rioters versus protesters, and various LMPD missteps...
Hayley and Ian school Terry on the glory of cats, plus we talk college hijinks, and got to speak with Phillip Bailey of USA Today about some of the members of the media who were arrested during last night's protest, almost being arrested himself, and the importance of the 1st Amendment…
USA Today reporter Phillip Bailey talked about almost being arrested while working last night during the protests, the mixed messages being sent by LMPD and their officers to the media, and the importance of the 1st Amendment in our society...
Marcus Ray, the President of the Kentucky NAACP, discussed the findings of the Breonna Taylor investigation and the lack of charges brought on behalf of Ms. Taylor herself. He also talked about the frustration of people who feel they are not being heard leading to riots in streets, the need for curfews, and the differences between black people being killed by police officers and violence in cities like Chicago...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders discussed the shooting of two LMPD officers last night during protests downtown, his appreciation of the officers that continued policing after the shootings, the narrative that "cops kill people who come after them," accountability for everyone, restraint, and impact of being a police office on family members...
Metro Councilman-elect Jecorey Arthur said that he is not surprised with the results of the Breonna Taylor investigation. He talked about how to bring our community together, why Metro government paid the Taylor estate if no wrongdoing was done, barricading areas of the city in a "Jim Crow" fashion, and police reforms...
Dr. Ricky Jones reacts to the release of the findings of the Breonna Taylor investigation. He talked about Detective Hankison being charged with endangering people in other apartments but not Breonna Taylor or Kenneth Walker themselves, the possibility that Breonna Taylor was shot while on the ground, white allies, and the pain of black people...
Steve Romines, the attorney for Kenneth Walker, says that the "grand jury will do whatever the prosecutor wants them to do." He went on to discuss A.G. Cameron's "steering" of who and what charges are filed, the rumor that Kenneth Walker used Breonna Taylor as a human shield, whether or not the police announced themselves, and more...
Christopher 2X talks about the meeting between Tamika Palmer, the mother of Breonna Taylor, and Attorney General Daniel Cameron and where she goes from here. He also touched on how he feels as a black man about this case and why video would've been so helpful in this case and cases like it in the future...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about Rolling Stone Magazine's new Top 500 Albums list that is topped by Marvin Gaye, the Governor glossing over violence and destruction by some protester groups, and the shooting at Bungalow Joe’s…
Political consultant Cody Patterson started off by lamenting both his college and NFL football teams, but he did get to politics. He discussed the differences between Mitch McConnell's on replacing a Supreme Court Justice stance in 2016 and 2020, who the nominee might be, the timetable of the vote, and more...
Christopher 2X commented the 121 homicides in Louisville so far in 2020 and the need to attack this violence with urgency. He also discussed the impact of the violence on young people, their trend to embrace the violence as the only possibility in life, and why "hurt people hurt people"...
Hayley and the Knobs somehow went from high school sports to mini horses, the athletic feets of old people, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. How? I guess you'll have to listen... #HappyBirthdayHorace
Mark Mix, the President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, discussed Joe Biden's vow to repeal federal Right To Work laws, card check certification processes, unions donating to political campaigns, and more...
Dwayne Bryant, author of The Stop: Improving Police and Community Relations, discussed his experience going through an FBI program on policing tactics, the holes in the screening process for police officers, no knock warrants, bias, and repairing the relationship between police officers and the black community...
Kathleen Parks, the Jefferson County Commissioner for District C and American Slave Inc.'s First Lady of Reparations for Slavery, discussed her duties as County Commissioner, meeting Norris Shelton of American Slaves Inc., and what her group believes are proper reparations for descendants of American slaves including business incubators, and other hand-up/opportunity-types of programs...
Hayley and the Knobs on Hayley leaving us early for a yoga class and Papa John's taking most of their headquarters to Atlanta...
Alan Culter talks about putting together his book "Cut To The Chase" and some of the stories that you can read in it about Adolph Rupp, Rick Pitino, Mark Stoops, and more...
U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman talked about the death of 7-year-old DeQuante Hobbs in 2017 and the federal sentencing of his killer, Wyatt Williams...
John Auerbach, the President and CEO of the Trust for America's Health, talked about a recent obesity report, the impact of obesity on COVID-19, and how food scarcity can lead to even more obesity...
Hayley and the Knobs on the return of ESPN's College GameDay to U of L and the lackluster experience that is sure to follow, Kanye going nuts again and peeing on his Grammy Award, and the sale of Notorious B.I.G.'s crown and what memorabilia we would want to have...
District 1 Councilwoman Jessican Green discusses the value of black women in America and the amplification of their voices after the Breonna Taylor case. She also discussed civil settlement with the Taylor estate and the variety of ways justice can be achieved in this case, the city's finances after the COVID-19 pandemic and the Taylor settlement, and how to re-start both Downtown and West Louisville...
Greater Louisville Inc. President & CEO Sarah Davasher-Wisdom lays out the goals of GLI's NOW Louisville plan and discusses post-COVID-19 business issues, bringing people back downtown, and collaboration in the business market...
Dr. Ricky Jones did discuss the magnificence of birth, but he spent most of his time talking about the things you need to pay attention to beside simply casting your vote, the value of the Breonna Taylor settlement, and the desire for cash bringing the Big 10 back to college football...
Hayley and the Knobs on watching your kids play sports, the return of football, Derek Jeter selling "the house that Minka built," Cardi B's hip hop WAP drop, and Henry Sadlo's birthday...
Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini discussed all aspects of the Breonna Taylor settlement. He talked about the death of Taylor, the need for justice after a full investigation, the lack of accountability from Mayor Fischer in this situation, the naming of Yvette Gentry as Interim Police Chief, the targeting of police officers across the country, and the city's financial situation...
Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the passing of a Continuing Resolution to fund the federal government beyond September 30th, some of the hurdles standing in the way of passing another COVID-19 relief package, the new peace agreement in the Middle East, and the settlement with the Breonna Taylor estate and where that story goes from here...
Rachel Connolly, PhD called in to talk about the possibility of life on Venus. She taught us about the gas Phosphine, what could be causing the formation of that gas, and how to get more data from Venus. Dr. Connolly also talked about the California wildfires and their impact on our climate...
Christopher 2X talks about his group Game Changers and how to slow the homicide rate in our community...
The Angry Viking talks about his pro-LMPD rally that he has organized for Saturday, the Mayor's comments toward him referring to him as a 3%er, and why they are against groups that threaten violence coming to Louisville...
Dr. Ricky Jones called in from his private Derby party of one to talk his new column in the Courier Journal referencing the newly released information concerning Breonna Taylor and her possible relationship to drug trafficking, YUM! Brands "misguided" Unlocking Opportunity Initiative, and why white people should stop using Dr. King as an example of peaceful protest...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Terry and Ian trimming their own hair to stay out of a Nancy Pelosi's "setup" situation, the VMAs (and MTV in general) being over, who might sing the Anthem at the Kentucky Derby, and crazy things roommates have done...
Pat Morrow, the Head Oddsmaker at Bovada, talked about the difficulty in setting odds for this year's Kentucky Derby, how the outside posts should affect the favorites, and who to bet on come Saturday...
WWII Combat Engineer with the 96th Infantry Division, Herb Raderer talked about his time in the war, which officially ended 75 years ago today. He discussed being drafted, why he never wrote home, his job clearing areas for troops to land, and the quick adjustment back to life in Louisville after he was discharged...
Hayley and the Knobs talk about Fan Man and the possibilities of flying a jet pack, trainer Barclay Tagg's comments on protesters/rioters, and Jack Harlow's performance on the MTV VMAs. We also spoke with Fred Cowgill about his amazing 34 year career in Louisville...
Fred Cowgill discussed his 40+ year career in broadcasting. He talked about being thrown on the air at CNN at 22 years old, how he got to Louisville, why he didn't leave for NYC, and how much being in Louisville means to him...
Relationship scientist and college professor, Dr. Marisa Cohen discusses the challenges COVID-19 is placing on college students by not allowing normal student interaction, relationship development, dating, etc...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed how to end the riotous part of protests across the country, the President's comments on Portland and Kyle Rittenhouse, the need to see the results of the Breonna Taylor investigation ASAP, and how the city/state should deal with any adverse reactions to the Taylor investigation findings...
Tawana Bain, founder of GEDDI.org, joins the show to preview the Derby Diversity & Business Summit.
First, Tawana responds to Sen. Rand Paul's interview with Terry the day after the senator was confronted by demonstrators after leaving President Trump's RNC acceptance speech at the White House.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul joins Terry to talk about being confronted by demonstrators in after leaving President Trump's RNC acceptance speech at the White House.
Hayley and the Knobs started the show by congratulating Terry’s stepson Aidan on his senior year (and possibly giving him some bad advice). We also got into Nancy Pelosi’s claim that Biden shouldn’t debate the President, Amy McGrath’s “Swamp Turtle” spot, and the return to music of one William Shatner…
Trump 2020 Director of Strategic Communications Marc Lotter called-in to discuss a variety of topics. He touched on the President’s desire to debate Joe Biden, the claim that Republicans are “cheering for more violence,” the Trump Administration’s reaction to COVID-19, and gave short preview of the President’s speech tonight at the RNC…
Will Clark talked about observing yesterday's execution of Lezmond Mitchell for committing the 2001 killings of a grandmother and her 9 year old granddaughter. He gave us a step-by-step of the process he went through to be an observer and some of the details of the case...
Political Strategist Cody Patterson broke down the goings-on at the RNC. He talked about Herschel Walker's speech, the platform that was given to Daniel Cameron, and previews the President's speech on Thursday. Then he put on his Democrat Strategist hat and discussed Biden's negative reaction to rioting and Mayor Fischer's plan for non-violent protests in Louisville...
Dr. Marty Pollio, JCPS Superintendent, talked about the positives and the negatives in the first few days of the new school year. He discussed the need for more security in their NTI software, the school system's desire to have even more live instruction classrooms through NTI, the re-purposing of employees not needed in their normal jobs (i.e. bus drivers), the "under-investment in school facilities" over the years in JCPS, and the new future of athletics in JCPS...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks about Doc Rivers video where he said that black people live in fear every day. He also discussed acts of violence perpetrated by groups of white people over history, the new cry that "All Black Lives Matter," and white peoples' level of understanding or "give a damn" about Black Lives Matter...
Hayley and the Knobs on the protests both here and across the country, UPS blowing it by not being a part of the movie "Castaway", the impending deaths of aging rock stars like Jagger, Richards, and Clapton, and Nick Sandmann speaking at the RNC tonight...
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell discussed a variety of issues including Black Lives Matter protests, the difficulty of being a policeman, the progress of a vaccine for COVID-19, the need for another rescue package, the future of the Post Office, and his speech at the RNC on Thursday evening...
Hayley and the Knobs on working around food, big tobacco's presence in Louisville, Brandy's big comeback with the Looking Glass guy, the death (or not) of New York City...
J-town Police Chief Sanders gives advice to drivers who may encounter protest activities and then discusses the need for the city and the LMPD to be clear and consistent in the enforcement of the laws, penalties for protesters not abiding the law, and the shooting of Jacob Black in Wisconsin...
Mayor Greg Fischer said on Saturday that the public should "live (its) life" on "Good Trouble Tuesday". He discusses the city's plan for those protests, the future of notable downtown business (i.e. the Omni), the demands presented to NuLu business owners, and the possibility of non-financial deterrents for non-law-abiding protesters...
Juva Barber tells us all about Homearama 2020 at Norton Commons and how you can check out all of the wonderful new home from the comfort of yours...
Hayley and the Knobs provide a public service by urging people to verify their information BEFORE passing it on to others, how much time Aunt Becky and her hubby will serve in the clink, Ellen giving her employee's vacation time to win them back to her side, and wearing masks...
CNN Contributor Scott Jennings recaps the Democratic Convention, including Joe Biden's claims that "no miracle is coming," the case the President needs to make against the Dems' platform, and Biden being a transitional figure in the Democrat Party. He also gave us a preview of the Republican Convention that is coming next week...
ACC Network Anchor Katie George called in to talk about the possibility of college football this fall, the money in college sports, and the overall impact of COVID-19...
Marland Cole, the Executive Director of Evolve 502, talked with us about Evolve 502 and their mission to help students in need to be successful in school through programs like their Last Dollar Scholarship and the Opportunity Grant. Find out how you can help them as well...
Shannon the Dude from KRS and 95.7 QMF tells us about completing the JFK Challenge (walking 50 miles in less than 20 hours) this afternoon. He said his legs feel fine, but his back is a different story, probably from carrying all of that cash he he took off of Matt Jones from getting the job done...
The photo attached courtesy of Drew Franklin and Kentucky Sports Radio
Hayley and the Knobs on Thom Brennaman's incident last night during the Reds game, our biggest radio screw-ups, and what we would want on our mega-yacht...
Kevin Grangier came to the MGM Studio to discuss restauranting during the pandemic, how to set-up and market a restaurant, and why he is always working on the next project...
Hayley and the Knobs on a list of 129 ways to get a husband in 1960, the rumor that Kimye have not had sex in three years, and Nick Cannon's inability to not stick his foot in his mouth...
Bruce Lunsford spent the better part of an hour with us discussing his love of horse racing that extends back to his days at UK, his Derby horse Art Collector and everything that has gone into his run for the roses, the future of the horse industry in the Commonwealth, and how entrepreneurs and other creative people will navigate the new business landscape where brick and mortar stores are closing and people are working from home...
Dr. Ricky Jones discussed breaking antiracists and the emotional toll the fight takes on those on the front lines, America's power to ignore, the real Biden/Harris ticket, the President's tweet against Goodyear, and defunding college coaches...
Hayley and the Knobs on how ridiculous it is that Kentucky has 120 counties, why you can't have pets in North Korea, and the goings-on at the Democratic convention...
Bellarmine's Men's Basketball Head Coach Scott Davenport talked about the Knights' first-ever Division I schedule, Coach K talking about Bellarmine, the impact of playing names like Duke, Gonzaga, and UCLA...
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and the status of the USPS, the bipartisan voting plan put together by Governor Beshear and Secretary Adams, and Kamala Harris' claim that her past thoughts on Joe Biden were just part of the debate...
Hayley and the Knobs on those people that love animals so much that they need at least six dogs in their house, Joe Biden's buddy Cardi B and her new banger WAP, the decline of New York City, and a teacher without his shirt on...
Christopher 2X discussed the tragic death of Trinity Randolph, what causes our youth to to commit heinous acts like this, and the increased violence in out city...
With the rise in carjackings in the city, Greg Gitschier gives a few hints/things to keep in mind that might get out of situation safely...
Political Consultant Cody Patterson discussed the Governor and Secretary of State's new voting plan for the election in November, Charles Booker's Friday news dump endorsement of Amy McGrath, McGrath missing out on Charles Booker's key demos, and Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's VP choice...
Sullivan University President Glenn Sullivan talked about their one of their new classes, Introduction to Cannabis Studies. He also discussed Kentucky's legal cannabis business, the topics covered in the class, and the opportunities for hemp in the Commonwealth...
Jim Waters, the President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discussed Governor Beshear's recommendation to delay in-person school until September 28th across the Commonwealth and some of the dangers if kids cannot return to the classroom...
Dee Pregliasco, President of the League of Women Voters, called to talk about the restoration of voting rights for convicted felons and how those people can find out if they are eligible to have their rights restored...
Russell Coleman, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky, talked about the recent increase in carjackings in Jefferson County, the ramifications for those who perpetrate these acts and are caught by police, and trying to prevent these carjackings from becoming even more serious crimes (i.e. murder)...
Churchill Downs President Kevin Flanery updates us on all of the changes made this morning to the fan experience for the 146th Kentucky Derby. He discussed why they lowered the number of fans in attendance, how seats/boxes will be socially distanced, the elimination of shuttles and general admission tickets, new procedures for concession stands and betting windows, and more...
Terry, Jody Demling, Ed DeRossa from TwinSpires, and Andrew Masterson of Captain's Quarters cover all of the details on next week's 840 WHAS Derby Betting Preview Night presented by TwinSpires.com...
Cassidy Hyde, the Development Officer Make-A-Wish® Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana, called in to update us on this weekend's Make-A-Wish Kentucky Walk For Wishes which is a scavenger hunt inspired by local wishes that have been granted in the past. Find out how you can participate and help Make-A-Wish...
Racing Louisville FC's new Head Coach Christy Holly talked about his Irish homeland, his fiance's championship hardware, being able to build Racing Louisville FC from the bottom up, and they type of players he is looking to put on the pitch when the season gets going in 2021...
Dr. Ricky Jones says he is on sabbatical from controversy, but he still called in to discuss Jesus being black, why black people shouldn't trust Kamala Harris, and the challenges for business in downtown Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs on the unrest in college football and Lou Holtz sticking his foot in his mouth, Kamala Harris being Joe Biden's choice as running mate, violence and looting in Chicago and Louisville, and we touched on a moron jumping out of a plane...
APRON Inc. President Gary Fox talks about APRON's quest to help employees of locally-owned restaurants get through the COVID-19 pandemic and how their new fundraiser Chef in a Box works...
Kentucky great Dan Issel dropped by the MGM Studio to talk about Kenny Payne moving on to the New York Knicks, the Big Ten moving fall sports to the spring, the pro sports bubble, and NBA expansion...
Hayley and the Knobs on UK Football's trip to play the Alabama Crimson Tide, Charles Booker and John Yarmuth doing the Friday news dump with their respective endorsements of Amy McGrath, and what couples are fighting about the most while in quarantine...
Writer/Producer Spencer Critchley talked about his book "Patriots Of Two Nations: Why Trump Was Inevitable and What Happens Next," his theory that people fall into one of two camps, either Enlightenment or Counter Enlightenment, and how the theory applies to Trump through loyalty, abortion, masks, and more...
LaRue County Judge Executive Tommy Turner discusses some of the issues localities have had with the initial COVID-19 relief package and the need for help and/or more clarity and flexibility with current Cares Act funding and any future relief efforts...
Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, talks about all things COVID-19 including the safest way to attend large gatherings like the Kentucky Derby, the ability for Americans to trust a "fast-tracked" vaccine for COVID, the possibility of football in the fall, and the importance of wearing masks in public...
Dawn Lee, the President and CEO of the WHAS Crusade for Children, called us to talk about the changes in this year's Crusade and all of the ways you can help the special needs kids of Kentuckiana virtually...
Executive Chef Robert Harrison checked in from Agave & Rye to keep us up-to-date on their business during the COVID-19 pandemic. He talked about their large outdoor seating area, some of their new menu items that are coming soon, and how to enjoy some of their signature beverages to-go...
Mayor Greg Fischer discusses the limiting of the State Fair and other events at the KFEC, the need for federal aid not only on the state level but for localities like Louisville Metro, how to make the citizens feel safe amid rising violence across the city and the retirement of more LMPD officers, and the possibility of federal agents being deployed to Louisville after the release of the results of the Breonna Taylor investigation...
Jim Duke, the CEO of Com Care Inc., addresses an issue that President Trump talked about yesterday, the possibility that ambulance companies are being stiffed on dollars promised to them in the first COVID-19 relief package...
Accuracy in Media's Adam Guillette came on to discuss the possibility of newspapers (and other media companies) receiving funding in the next COVID-19 relief package and why he does not feel those entities should get their hands on any of that cash...
Knobs on the best burgers, the President being asked about Kanye West's getting on ballots across the country, and dining out...on the street...
Former Virginia Congresswoman Barbara Comstock discussed a hearing with tech giants (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google) on Capitol Hill. She talked about why these companies are not monopolies, why anti-trust laws do not apply to them, regulation of social media, China's influence on TikTok...
The new President of St. Xavier High School Paul Colistra discussed where he is coming from in Philly, his initial impressions of St. X, opportunities for St. X and their students to help the community, and the plan to deal with COVID-19...
Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the continuing negotiations between the House and Senate over the next COVID-19 relief package. He talked about relaxing restrictions on money from the first package that has not been spent on the state and local level, why that money may be unspent, and finding a solution to the unemployment aid issue. The Congressman also touched on the possibility of mail-in voting in November...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses the 29 U of L athletes that tested positive for COVID-19 as a result of an off-campus party, COVID versus capitalism, and why he feels the Rupp name needs to be removed from Rupp Arena...
Hayley and the Knobs on some guys from new Zealand getting lost on a 3-hour cruise, an eastern Kentucky lawyer allegedly assaulting women in his office, Elon Musk's belief that aliens built the pyramids, fitness, fatness, and super shady social media influencers...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the negotiations over the next stimulus package and how long they may take, the impacts of Senator Majority Leader McConnell and House Leader Pelosi on the negotiations, the President's claim to stop evictions, the need/future of Presidential debates, and what will happen if states and localities are not given aid in the next package...
Kentucky House Rep. Charles Booker talked about the inspiration he got from his Senate run and how it lead to the creation of his new organization "Hood to the Holler" to connect voices across the Commonwealth. He also discussed assisting Amy McGrath in her run against Senator McConnell, the unrest in Louisville over the death of Breonna Taylor, and the BLM Louisville demands on NuLu businesses...
NSRA Marketing Director Jim Rowlett fill us in on everything about this weekend's Street Rod Nationals including events, COVID-19 protocols, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs on someone tagging bears in North Carolina with Donald Trump stickers and the BLM movement making threats to different businesses in NuLu...
Hayley and the Knobs on Swifities being out to kill over a less-than-perfect review of the new Taylor Swift record, the return of the NBA, Slane Distillery and Music Festival in Ireland, Terry's "trip" Stonehenge, and five-word seductions
Co-Founder, retired Chairman and CEO of Yum! Brands David Novak talks about his new podcast "How Leaders Lead". He discussed the inspiration for the podcast, how the best leaders go about their business, his conversation with Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald, and much more. Get the lowdown here...
Congressman John Yarmuth covered all sides of the (possible) next stimulus package. He discussed the current negotiations and the lag between the House approving a package in may and the Senate proposed package, the extension of unemployment benefits, the rift in the Republican party of the second package, litigation protection for businesses, and aid to states and localities. He also talked about the possibility of mail-in voting in November...
Duke Meyer called in on his last day as a full-time radio guy. He talked about his vast amount of researched music knowledge, hosting the Beaver bits, and moving on from WKPK after a brief stint as a massage therapist (I'm sure Mel is happy she didn't follow him in that gig). Get all of that and more...
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called in while he is home for the weekend to talk all about the HEALS Act. He touched on the liability protection for businesses, the separation in the Republican party over the package, the Commonwealth sitting on most of the money sent to them in the first stimulus a few months ago, encouraging people to come back to work while still helping those who cannot, and negotiating with the Dems to get anything passed in the first place...
Hayley and the Knobs on the amount of junk mail everyone gets, Terry's hacked credit card, and a TN state senator who stole A LOT of federal funds to pay for her wedding...
Gary Friedman, the Chief Advancement Officer at St. Joseph Children's Home, called to fill us in on the 171st Annual St. Joe's Picnic on August 7th and 8th. Find out what's going on and how you can join the fun digitally...
Erika Branch, the Executive Director at Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana, told us all about the 13th Annual Denim & Diamonds Virtual Gala Celebration and how you can have a good time and help the Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana provide support to those with Parkinson's throughout our community...
Ed Marcellino and PathO3Gen Solutions COO Scott Beal talk about a new way to eliminate germs from the bottom of your shoes, germs like COVID-19...
Political strategist Cody Patterson discusses Senator McConnell's fight to get the HEALS Act passed, Amy McGrath's new PR gimmick, and Metro Council's half-hearted quest for clarity from Mayor Fischer...
Dr. Ricky Jones joined us again, despite threats to his life, to discuss the University of Louisville's goal to be the 'premier anti-racist metropolitan research university,' the importance of graduating good citizens at U of L, and a group of African-American attorneys claiming indictments in the Breonna Taylor case are longshots...
U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky Russell Coleman discusses the rise of violent crime in Louisville and efforts to curb it...
Jody Demling talks about today's KHSAA announcements about start dates and scheduling changes for high school sports across the Commonwealth...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about who should get cardboard cutouts at Great American Ballpark this season, Terry’s interaction with Regis Philbin, and the misrepresentation of protests over the weekend by the national media…
Indiana Senator Mike Braun discussed the HEALS Act presented by Senator McConnell earlier which lowers federal unemployment aid and litigation protection for employers. He also talked about the resurrection of the dining industry in America, the mandation of masks, BLM protests, and litigation protection for police officers...
Montre, Big Rome, and Rayul of Linkin Bridge discuss playing at a support the police rally, the public backlash for performing at the event, their new record, and their future plans...
Hayley and the Knobs on the interesting demands made by protesters in NULU, Russell Wilson's newest child's cool name, Nick Sandmann's newest lawsuit settlement, A.O.C.'s clap back for being called an inappropriate name by a fellow Congressman, and Taylor Swift's new record...
Over the last few days, there has been a group of UK faculty pushing to remove Adolph Rupps's name from Rupp Arena. Dick Gabriel called us from Lexington to discuss his Adolph Rupp documentary, Adolph Rupp: Myth, Legend, and Fact, and some of the misconceptions that surround Rupp and his tenure at UK...
Fleet Feet Racing Team members Kaitlin Buchanan and Tavi Tichenor talk about running while being a mom. They talk about the benefits of running while pregnant and how to get back on the road after the little one is born...
While Phillip M. Bailey is leaving the Courier Journal (sort of) to be a National Political Correspondent at USA Today, he still has his ear to the ground in The Ville and lots of insight into what is happening. He talked about Charles Booker's political future, whether or not the city is prepared for what might happen if the officers in Breonna Taylor's case are not arrested and charged, and the huge amount of scrutiny piling on Mayor Fischer...
Hayley and the Knobs on football in the fall, fake crowd noise on TV, and re-naming Rupp Arena. We also talked with Karl Schmitt about the Hornung Award Watch List and Gary Burbank on the legacy of late WAKY DJ Johnny Randolph...
Gary Burbank, a radio legend in his own right, discussed the life of late WAKY superstar Johnny Randolph…
Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the Heroes Act and its differences with Senate's new proposal for COVID-19 aid, the need for federal aid in Louisville and the Commonwealth as a whole, and the possibility of Louisville having/needing federal agents on the ground after the release of the Breonna Taylor investigation findings...
"The smartest woman in the universe," Rachel Connolly, PhD returns to the show to discuss the new 3D map of the universe, private companies in space exploration, NASA landing people on Mars, and the comet NEOWISE...
Metro Council President David James discussed the investigation into TARC and possible changes made to the TARC Board of Directors, the financial impact of COVID-19 on the Metro, how to fix issues concerning LMPD, and this weekend's protests at Jefferson Square (including the possibility of using the National Guard)...
Hayley and the Knobs discussed criminal geniuses in Polaski County, Terry's hill of death: hot dog v sandwich, and the Kimye marketing plan...
Author Ben Widdicombe talks about being a gossip columnist, his run-in with President Trump, the 0.001%-ers, and his new book, "Gatecrasher: How I Helped the Rich Become Famous and Ruin the World"...
Dr. Marty Pollio, Superintendent of Jefferson County Public Schools, discussed the decision to start the school year with NTI 2.0 and the differences in this version of the program and what was done in the spring, meal options being offered at school sites during NTI, and the possibility of JCPS's tax increase request being a referendum on the ballot in November...
Dr. Ricky Jones talks about a variety of topics including the possibility of football this fall, America's difficulty with masks, the possibility of arrests being made in the Breonna Taylor case, and protests outside of A.G. Daniel Cameron's house...
Hayley and the Knobs on Hayley's trip to the lake and trying to get a Truly endorsement, Rand Paul trying to send his tackling neighbor back to jail, various political B-words (according to their colleagues), and local news love news...
Hayley and the Knobs get into the Gov's mask mandate, a TikTok outage in the Meiners' house, the fight over Lady A, and a salad vending machine...
Steve Wilson, the owner of 21c Museum Hotels, talks about his new venture Hermitage Farm and the Barn8 Restaurant...
Magician David Garrard tells us about an upcoming golf tournament to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Metro Louisville. Get details here...
Brad Estes, the President of Louisville City FC and Racing Louisville FC, discussed finally getting to open Lynn Family Stadium, the safety precautions that will be in place on Sunday night, and the unveiling of Racing Louisville FC...
Hayley and the Knobs get more into Yeezy's run for the White House, Johnny Depp's everyday-is-a-Saturday lifestyle, airlines doing even more things to discourage people from flying, and what to do if you find a human skull in the fireplace of your new home...
ABC's Alex Stones discusses TikTok and why the U.S. government may be looking into banning the app...
Senator Rand Paul discussed a variety of issues including getting kids back in school in the Fall, mask usage, the possibility of another relief/stimulus package, pulling down statues, violence in inner cities, removing troops from Afghanistan, and more...
Laci Comer, the Community Outreach Coordinator of The Healing Place, teaches us about the mission of The Healing Place and how to be a part of their upcoming Reach Recover Restore Virtual Luncheon with U of L Football Coach Scott Satterfield...
Dr. Ricky Jones called in the midst of "Black Valentines Season" to talk about Matt Jones lying (Terry's claim) about his score on Bethpage Black, what Mayor Fischer needs to do to earn the trust of the city again, Ricky being "confrontational" during today's Louisville Forum, and a personal issue he is involved in with the University of Louisville...
Hayley and the Knobs talk with John Yarmuth on another relief package and the possibility of reparations. We also discussed...well, made fun of Kanye running for President, some clown calling Joey Chestnut the "greatest athlete ever," and risque tattoos at a wedding...
Congressman John Yarmuth talks about the unemployment impact of COVID-19 and the next stimulus/relief package that might be coming down the pike and the possibility of a government reparations package...
Jim Carroll, the Director of National Drug Control Policy and The White House drug czar, visited Kentucky today to talk about the three counties added to the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Program, the added federal dollars those counties will receive to fight drugs, and the impact of law enforcement and drug rehab on the process...
ABC's Aaron Katersky talks about the new book from Mary Trump, "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man" and the picture it paints of the President and his relationship to his family...
Hayley and the Knobs on our Terry's encounters with another famous Terry, a local realtor who cannot spell, celebs who are getting paid on Instagram, stuff Americans do that non-Americans think are odd, and celebrities that think they are running for President...
Karl Schmitt, President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, called to talk about the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 Ironman Louisville. He talked about the unpredictability of the Ohio River playing a big part in the cancellations, the possibility of gaining future half-Ironman races in the future, and the financial impact of Ironman...
Police officer trainer Tim Dimoff talked about defunding the police, dealing with large crowds, and training officers for what might happen in the field...
Courier Journal reporter Tessa Duvall called to discuss her story about claims made by Breonna Taylor's lawyer. Her lawyer claims Taylor's death was ultimately due to a gentrification project by the Metro government, which led to the No Knock warrant, and her shooting...
Hayley and the Knobs on Hayley singing and playing guitar on The Gram, celebs with various criminal/public image issues, and Adolph Rupp's name possible coming down from Rupp Arena...
Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the state of the Breonna Taylor case and contingency plans in case the verdict is not what sections of the public have been calling for. He also discussed the status of Jefferson Square Park and people not being allowed to camp overnight, restoring a feeling of safety in downtown Louisville, and the overall level of violence in the Metro...
Former Senate candidate Mike Broihier talked about his reaction to the primary results. He also discussed some of the changes Amy McGrath's campaign needs to make to be successful in November, younger people taking charge of the political direction in our country, and what comes next for him...
Greg Galiette, Executive Vice President of the Louisville Bats, talked about the cancellation of the Minor League Baseball season, the financial standing of the franchise without having Bats games, some of the promotional ideas they are planning for the summer, and what game show hosts belong in the Hall of Fame...
Krista Snider, the CEO of the Belle of Louisville, called in to discuss the Belle's re-opening and expanding cruise schedule. She also filled us in on their COVID-19 procedures, financial help the Belle is getting from the Metro Council, and ways you can get a seat on a cruise...
Jockey Mike Smith called in to talk about a special Maker's Mark/Keeneland bottle that is being sold to benefit the Permanently Disabled Jockey's Fund. Listen and get details on how you can get your hands on one of those bottle and listen to Mike discuss outrunning the COVID, being a Triple Crown winner and which race made him the most nervous, his ride on Giacomo, and the odd 2020 Triple Crown...
Hayley and the Knobs on fireworks injuries being big news over the holiday weekend, Terry avoiding free samples at the grocery store, and we broke down the Top 5 lists of Sit Down and Fast Food restaurants in the U.S....
Listen to John recap his Ventura City Council rant and further discuss the overall reaction across the nation to COVID-19, how the virus seems to target only those having fun, and the government of California opening-up the possibility that he may be living in Kentucky again soon...
Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport dropped by the MGM studio to talk about today, the day that Bellarmine Athletics makes the jump to Division 1. He talked about the excitement of the student-athletes and fans, red and blue both being able to root for Bellarmine, the goals he has for his team, and the impact of the move on recruiting...
Congressman Brett Guthrie called inbetween votes to talk about the political stalemate in D.C. over police reform and the Green New Deal, defund the police, and the timeline of COVID-19 vaccines...
Dr. Ricky Jones discusses Mayor Fischer's "investigative process continues" stance on the Breonna Taylor case, how to restore trust in city leadership, the "Blue Flu", Charles Booker's loss in the primary and what that says about Kentucky...
Hayley and the Knobs on Amy McGrath's win over Charles Booker in the primary, the life of Stephen Lopez (the alleged shooter of Tyler Gerth), and we debated the appropriate process to follow when having pancakes for dinner...
Matt Jones talked about the D.C. influence on races in Kentucky, the impact of early voting, the outcome of the McGrath/Booker race, Booker's future, and the need for Amy McGrath to run a different races against Mitch McConnell...
Louisville Fire Department Major Bobby Cooper talks about fireworks safety. He discussed the statistics (which say kids are the most at-risk demographics) and helpful tips and advice to avoid injuries and make it a safe and enjoyable 4th of July...
Political strategist Cody Patterson discussed the closeness of McGrath/Booker race, McGrath's strategy to try and beat Mitch McConnell, Charles Booker's future, and the Republican majority in Frankfort...
Hayley and the Knobs on WebMD's saddening food recommendations and how we are all going to die young, heading back to the gym, Japan's first drive-thru haunted house, OJ's useless Twitter account, and Taylor Swift's comments on the census...
Theresa Camoriana discussed JCPS' proposed tax hike, the impact of the increase on homeowners across Jefferson County, and the petition to get the tax on the ballot in the November election...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders talks about the morale of police officers and the tough time that it is to be a cop. He also discussed the defund the police movement, polarization between the police and the community, and protecting everyone's rights...
LMPD spokesman Sgt. Lamont Washington discussed this morning's shooting on Dixie Highway and the search for the suspect and the missing child, Saturday's planned American Freedom Fighters protest and LMPD's neutrality to it, and LMDP's funding approved in the city's budget versus the calls across the country to defund police...
Jeanne Hilt of Paristown told us all about their upcoming dinner shows on July 3rd and 4th called Grillin’ In The Garden with Teddy & Friends presented by The Café in Paristown...
The very alive Dan Issel called in to talk about the Derby being allowed to have fans in the stands and COVID-19 possible improving Louisville's chances of getting an NBA team...
Hank Linderman, a candidate for Congress in Kentucky's 2nd District, talked about his Contract for Rural and Working America. He discussed the importance of healthcare, broadband Internet, and wireless access in rural America and the future of energy jobs in the Commonwealth...
Author Allison Stone talked about her book "Born for Connection: Parenting and Caring for Children with Purpose and Joy" and her desire to teach parents and childcare providers about brain development, positive discipline, and the ability to enjoy your children...
Ed Hart, President, CEO, and primary owner of Kentucky Kingdom, stopped by the M.G.M. studio to talk about the park's opening on Monday. He also discussed the opening of the full water park on July 3rd, season pass opportunities including an added bonus for those who bought their passes during the 2019 Christmas season, employment opportunities, the park's COVID-19 policies, and more...
Dr. Ricky Jones talked about the national media's incorrect portrayal of the primary in Kentucky and did a little Monday morning quarterbacking of the McGrath and Booker campaigns. He also discussed his most recent Courier Journal column on Black Power...
Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the national media's coverage alledging voter suppression in the Commonwealth, mail-in voting, the possibility of another stimulus package, encouraging workers to go back to work, claims that Democrats are slowing the economic return until after the election, defunding the police, and the removal of statues across the country...
Brandi Travis, CEO of PredictIt, talks about the race to be the Democrat candidate to take on Senator McConnell, influence Matt Jones may have had on the race, and the chances McConnell holds onto the seat in November...
Louisville City FC President Brad Estes talked about the plan for the the club to get back on the field for USL competition. He discussed the opening of the new Lynn Family Stadium, the 50% capacity limit put on fans, the team's training to get ready to play, and the coming of more details on the NWSL team that start in 2021...
Chef Madeleine Dee talks about the Give A Jam fundraiser for the Home of the Innocents and the Feed the West movement to establish sustainable grocery options in the West End...
Senate candidate Charles Booker gives his message to Kentuckians the night before the primary. He also discussed the influx of money into his campaign, healthcare for all, public safety, and why he should be the choice for voters in what looks to be a projected record voter turnout in the Commonwealth...
Senate candidate Mike Broihier explained why he can beat Mitch McConnell in November. He also talked about the differences between himself, Amy McGrath, and Charles Booker, his vision of law enforcement, and reason people should vote for him in tomorrow's primary...
Quentin James, Founder & President of The Collective Pac, talks about the lack of polling places and other challenges in tomorrow's primary that could lead to voter suppression in the Commonwealth. He also discussed some of the services his group is providing to help people get to the polls and the lack of African American leaders in politics...
My son Simon Meiners joined me to chat about his job at the Frazier History Museum, the Green bay Packers drafting a QB, Colin Kaepernick's future, and his support of Charles Booker...
Hayley and the Knobs talks Juneteenth and the TV show Black-ish teaching us all about it a few years ago, Momma June's ridiculously expensive meth habit, a list of various artists last #1 hit records, and the future of Governor Beshear's "Beers with Beshear" briefings...
Teddy Abrams, Music Director of The Louisville Orchestra, talked about an event to celebrate Juneteenth tonight on the steps of Metro Hall...
Sean Stiles talked to use about the Bluegrass Blitzball league at Hunsinger Lane Baptist Church. He gave us the low-down on the crazy ball they use, some of the other rules changes, and how you can watch on YouTube...
We wanted to talk with Dr. David Nightingale because tomorrow is his 89th birthday, but we also discussed his voracious hiking routine, the seriousness of COVID-19, and the logic behind social distancing and using a mask...
Yavonne Sarber talked about her restaurant Agave & Rye. She discussed their "taco as a vessel" philosophy, making the best of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the safety precautions they are taking to keep their staff and customers safe while they enjoy tasty tacos and delicious beverages...
Hayley and da Knobs talk testing for COVID-19 in the sewers and the people that have to clean out those systems, LMPD changing their protocols to allow officers to stop other officers using undue force, and the race for Senate getting hot in here...
100 Seeds of Promise author and 13th & Joan CEO Ardre Orie talked about tomorrow's Take Your Knee Off My Neck event. She discussed the virtual town hall that is designed to be a safe space for men to tell their truth and people to listen and understand what is happening in our country. Get more details on the event and some of her writings here...
Bellarmine Basketball Coach Scott Davenport talks about his upcoming basketball camps, the safety precautions that are being taken, and how you can get your kids registered...
Jefferson County PVA (Property Valuation Administrator) Colleen Younger discussed the updated schedule on distribution of property valuation notices, how to go about appeals, and more...
Hayley and the Knobs and what earns a "A" in Lexington schools and why it should be changed, the greatness that is 30 Rock, and protesters blocking streets downtown...
Greater Louisville Inc. President & CEO Sara Davasher-Wisdom talked about the things GLI is looking for from federal policymakers to assist businesses in the Metro recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. She also discussed the staffing challenges that have happened as a result of the added unemployment benefits and the impact of the protests on local businesses...
Patty Olinger, Executuve Director of the Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC), talked about the potential second wave of Coronavirus. She discussed early recommendations like wiping down groceries, differing policies in different states, pools, the importance of a vaccine to returning to a "normal" life, and whether or not she would fly right now...
Dr. Ricky Jones stopped-by the MGM studios to discuss the differences between the Breonna Taylor case and those of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd, whether or not Taylor was murdered, bringing down Confederate statues and replacing them with African American heroes, whether or not the culture has actually changed, and his need for a bourbon sponsor on the Ricky Jones Show every Sunday morning show on The Real 93.1...
Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders talked about President Trump's Executive Order on police reform. He discussed the necessary communication between police departments so that officers under investigation cannot simply move to another department, the importance of recruiting and retaining the best officers available, removing "bad apples" from the ranks, defund the police, and improvements in modern day policing...
Former Police Officer Steve Kardian discussed President Trump's executive order on police reform. He talked about it being the beginning of changes coming on the federal level, the chokehold ban, police officer's records following them from department to department...
Chris Hartman, the Director of the Fairness Campaign, discussed today's Supreme Court ruling that protects LGTBQ workers. He also talked about housing and public accommodations protection not being included in the ruling, the need for localities to still pass ordinances barring other types of LGBTQ discrimination, and the some of the other questions not addressed in today's ruling...
Hayley and the Knobs on the social media sniping between Amy McGrath and Charles Booker, Tik Tok scourging our existence, and KSR's One Hit Wonder bracket...
Founder/Director Jennie Maness and volunteer Curtis Chappell called in to talk about The Turnaround Center in Lebanon Junction and the help they are providing for people, which has gone into high gear during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Todd McMurtry discussed his Congressional campaign for the District 4 seat currently held by Thomas Massie. He talked about the removal of the Jefferson Davis statue, defund the police, Breonna's Law and the times when No Knock warrants could be necessary, Massie calling him a "Trump hater," Seattle's CHAZ area, and the use of the National Guard to contain protests. McMurtry also commented on the progress of the lawsuits filed by Nick Sandmann and his family...
Hayley and the Knobs talked about Terry's ongoing quest to save every turtle he sees in the wild. We also get into the cancellation of Thunder Over Louisville, the Pegasus Parade, and pretty much every other Kentucky Derby Festival event, the Dalai Lama's music career (which is...uh...nice), and the end of The Sopranos...