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James Mason the Kentucky Technado tells Jack what to look for when shopping for the latest in TV technology. 

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Jamie Clark of Synergy Home spells out what electric rates increase we can expect over the next year and what new products and traditional maintenance practices will keep homeowners from breaking the bank in heating costs. 

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Chief Lawrence Weathers of the Lexington Police Department talks to Jack about how to avoid being victimized by criminal activity around the holidays.

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Chuck McKee of Bluegrass Auction and Realty tells Jack and his listeners what their valuables are worth. 

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In hour one Larry laments the loss to Louisville and processes it with other Cats fans online and by phone. In a the second half of the hour Larry reviews the contents and benefits of the RealID.

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In hour two, Larry looks at the government shut down and its effects on the local, regional and national economy. In the second half of hour two Larry talks to a retired air traffic controller with time spent as a controller at Bluegrass Airport about the current state of the profession in light of the government shutdown. 

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Kruser tells a story about a man who said a cockroach told him to commit murder, gives his thoughts on the new Toy Story movie, and trades some rock n roll trivia for Journey tickets in hour 3.  

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Delaney Stephens with the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence joins Kruser to talk about the high number of students not going on to post-secondary education, not being prepared for college, and what Meaningful Diplomas is doing to improve these numbers.  

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Kruser is joined by Delaney Stephens with the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence to talk about KY's low rankings for post-secondary education and Bill Meck calls the show to discuss if he and Kruser are "normal" in hour 2.  

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Kruser talks about the potential end to the government shutdown, 50-year mortgages, and the proposed change in CBD regulations in hour 1.  

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