Best of News Talk 590 WVLK AM

Senator Rand Paul visits with Jack and gets an update on his latest activity in congress, including opinions on the war in the middle east and funding of DHS. 

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Brian Young of 1922 House Wine and Vineyards brings an award winning red, called Little Cottage! 

Listen to how it tastes as we sample, and double sample!

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Jack has the occasion to give a regular guest, Nancy Albright a proper salute as she resigns the position of Commissioner of Environmental Quality and Public Works. 

The Commissioner of Public Safety, Ken Armstrong will fill the bill on fourth Wednesdays! Jack also gets the opportunity to meet with director of E911, Jonelle Patton.    

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In hour one, Larry delves into the uproar created by Target's requiring dress code for their employees. 

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Danny Fulton from Locust Street Advisory talks to Larry about sudden changes in the economy in the face of war in the middle east. 

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Larry visits with Austin Horn, political reporter for the Herald Leader discussing the interest and support for various candidates for the senate race. 

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In hour two, Larry visits with Austin Horn, political reporter for the Herald Leader discussing the interest and support for various candidates for the senate race. 

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In hour one, Larry talks about the bad look many think the University of Kentucky hiring Mitch Barnhart into an undefined 6 figure job while demanding budget cuts elsewhere and increased revenue support from the fanbase. 

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Kruser talks about some smart fridges showing advertisements and the real effects of the Straight of Hormuz shutdown.  

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Beaver Dam Mayor Paul Sandefur joins Kruser to talk about a new vanity license plate that helps raise money for the Cities Helping Cities fund started by the Kentucky League of Cities.  

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