Old Joe called in crying about the Cats loss to the Gators. All he wanted to know is why God is against the good and classy Cat fans? Well, that and when the NCAA is gonna take down U of Smell’s banner.

Former drug dealer Freeway Ricky Ross talked about his life and why he urges kids to take his story to heart. He also discussed learning to read in prison and the power of words, his lawsuits against hip hop star Rick Ross, and his book “Freeway Rick Ross: The Untold Autobiography.”

Black Lives Matter Louisville Organizer Chanelle Helm talked about her LEO column, “White People, Here are 10 Requests from Black Lives Matter” and to whom it is directed. She also talked about possible violence at future rallies and the impact of generational poverty.

Former Louisville Cardinal Bobby Turner talked about his life growing up on an Alabama farm, moving to Louisville, his buddy Darrell Griffith, and (of course) his love for basketball.

Governor Matt Bevin dropped by the studio. He started the conversation talking about parachuting into Kentucky Speedway for the Quaker State 400. He then discussed WDRB flying drones over his home and the presence of Tom Loftus (“Peeping Tom” according to the Governor) and other reporters “sneaking” around. He then touched on the quest of the media to find impropriety in his administration, the Commonwealth’s tax and pension issues, the Beshears (both the former Governor’s new book and the AG’s possible run for Governor), and his three goals for the next twelve months.

Councilman Dan Johnson returns to the studio to discuss his refusal to withdraw from the Metro Council, his future on the Council, and more.

The real Joe B. Hall called in to talk to that no good, crooked teeth, stinkbreath, foulmouth, crosseyed, two bit U of Smell Cardinal fraud Larry Dadgum Minner.

The real Beasman discussed his new mural, fishing, slingin’ ice cream, and cuttin’ tobacco (YOU BUNCH OF CITY SISSIES!).

Jeff Brohm, along with his brothers Greg and Brian, talk about how the entire Brohm Squad landing at Purdue. He also discussed what he learned at while the Head Coach at Western Kentucky, the upcoming season opening match-up against Louisville at Lucas Oil, the challenges of playing a Big Ten schedule and coaching at a high level.

Attorney General Andy Beshear discusses the suggestion from the Ethics Commission that the investigations of Governor Bevin that are conducted by his office may present possible complications should he decide to run against Governor Bevin in the next election. He also talked about why he began these investigations…because it is his job.

Metro Councilman Dan Johnson talks about the incident with Councilwoman Green, the alleged incident with an aide of Councilwoman Angela Leet, other incidents from his past, and where he goes from here.