Best of News Talk 590 WVLK AM

Kruser reviews the RNC speech trump gave and the controversy around the 5000 dollar "dividend" to every American if the house and senate remains under the control of the republican party following the mid-term election. 

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Jack has his monthly visit with Cheif Lawrence Weathers who often brings a colleague along to promote non-profit initiatives and updated police services. This week we meet Detective Brynn Adams who has been appointed LPD liaison to The Bluegrass Crime Stoppers organization. 

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What It's Worth, is on twice weekly, now Tuesdays and Thursdays 930-1000!

Jack's listeners will have even more time with principal auctioneer and appraiser at Bluegrass Auction, Appraisal & Realty, Chuck McKee.  

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Former Jessamine County Attorney Brian Goetl and Bill Adkins defense attorney from Williamstown bring opposing views, Brian from the right and Bill from the left and duke it out live on Jack's show. Listeners call in adding their two cents. The bad boy barristers, every Wednesday 9-10. 

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New WVLK Postgame Show host, Jim Tirey and co-host Coach Ryan Hoots are recapping Kentucky's loss to Alabama 45-17... Hoping you have some bourbon left over in that fabled flask! 

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AI behavior is having to be monitored and tested to ensure it is alignment with intended programming goals. A group of former Anthropic employees coming forward on how AI will go rogue in the very new future, posing a threat to humanity. Kruser unpacks the possible repercussions of science fiction in the movies becoming science fact. 

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Kruser talks with one of the candidates for the urban county counsel at-large, Christ Schaefer, an employee of Parks and Recreation at LFUCG, wants to take his work experience to the next level.  

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Kruser talks with Jenny Ramsey, Director of the Catholic Action Center, who gives her expert opinion on the resent survey designed to measure the rate of homelessness here in Lexington. 

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The price of gas going up steeply in the last few weeks related to the conflict in Iran. Kruser explores what the circumstances surrounding the logistics of processing, loading and transporting crude from the middle east. In the second half of hour 3 Kruser talks to the city's patron saint of homelessness about the results of Lexington's 4th annual street survey, which measures the number of unhoused persons living here.    

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Kruser welcomes us back from the Labor Day Holiday and he's brought "the band" with him. Lex18 Chief Meteorologist Bill Meck and Former National Weather Service Louisville meteorologist John Gordon scheduled in a 3rd Weather Outlook Show ahead of the Autumnal Equinox. 

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