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...

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.

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...