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...

Old Joe checks-in from Not-Big-Blue-Heaven to throw some U of Smell hate at Larry Minner...

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"...

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...

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 Spalding University, the changes in higher education over the last 25 years, the recent controvery at Harvard, and where she goes between now and death...

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...

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!

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...

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.