To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past, including former host Doug McElvein.

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...

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.

On the 36th anniversary of his WHAS employment, Terry Meiners tells the real story about how he came to work at the cuddly giant...

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....

Joe B Hall 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...

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...

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 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...

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the plateau of COVID-19 in the Metro. He also discussed the recent increase of people out in public settings, the financial impact on the city if the Fed doesn’t provide more relief to cities and states, GLI’s statement about their desire to quickly re-open businesses, and the future of the Kentucky Derby…