Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles talks with us about preparations for the 2022 Indianapolis 500 which is just 100 days from today (2-18-22).

The Louisville Ice Cardinals 16 U team will represent Kentucky in the USA Hockey National Tournament in Michigan March 31 through April 4. This is the first time the Louisville team has represented the state at the event. The team has a GoFundMe set up via https://www.facebook.com/louisvilleicecardinals.

Former Adidas executive Merl Code tells his side of the story when it comes to Louisville, Rick Pitino, Brian Bowen and the College Basketball Scandal of 2017 in his new book "Black Market: An Insider's Journey Into the High-Stakes World of College Basketball." Code spoke with us just ahead of his report date to federal prison for his role in the case.

Author Mark Pinsky takes us back to rural North Carolina in the summer of 1970 when he looks for answers in the murder of Nancy Dean Morgan in his book "Met Her On The Mountain: The Murder of Nancy Morgan"

It's under 100 days until Kentucky Derby 148 so we stopped by the Kentucky Derby Museum to see their new Welcome To Derbyville exhibit.

Life-long horse racing fan Jennifer Kelly is the author of "Sir Barton And The Making Of The Triple Crown" chronicles the story of the first winner of horse racing's prestigious Triple Crown.

Tom Leach, "The Voice Of The Wildcats" has released a book with his radio partner Mike Pratt titled "Kentucky Basketball: Two Decades Behind The Scenes" covering their run as the radio voices of Kentucky Wildcat basketball.

Michael Hart, the Media Branch Chief for FEMA, discusses the process for getting FEMA assistance if you live within the eight counties under a disaster declaration following last weekend's tornado. If you need assistance, visit DisasterAssistance.gov or call 1-800-621-FEMA. There is also information on the website on how to donate to the relief effort.

James Nicholson is the author of Never Say Die: A Kentucky Colt, the Epsom Derby, and the Rise of the Modern Thoroughbred Industry. The books tells the story of the first Kentucky-bred horse to win Europe's biggest race.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear discuses the year that was 2021. Among the topics discussed are economic development and handling the COVID pandemic. Beshear also looks ahead to 2022 and the likely hood that sports gaming will come up in the General Assembly.