Renee Shaw and guests discuss city and county issues. Scheduled guests: James Kay, judge-executive of Woodford County; Jim Henderson, executive director and CEO of the Kentucky Association of Counties and former judge-executive of Simpson County; Bill Dieruf, mayor of Jeffersontown and president of the Kentucky League of Cities executive board; and J.D. Chaney, deputy executive director of the Kentucky League of Cities.

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss hemp and its economic impact. Scheduled guests: Jim Higdon, author and co-founder of Cornbread Hemp; Katelyn Wiard of the U.S. Hemp Roundtable; Jana Groda, co-owner of the One Love Hemp Dispensary; and Alyssa Erickson, founder and president of the Kentucky Hemp Heritage Alliance and co-founder of Kentucky Hempsters.

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss the 2019 election. Guests: Tres Watson, former spokesman for the Kentucky Republican Party and founder of Capitol Reins; Kelsey Cooper, a Republican strategist and communications director for U.S. Senator Rand Paul; Jonathan Miller, former Democratic state treasurer; and Christian Motley, a Democratic strategist.

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss the 2019 election. Guests: Matt Erwin, communications consultant and former Kentucky Democratic Party spokesperson; Mike Ward, campaign management specialist and former Democratic U.S. Representative; Julia Bright Crigler, Republican political consultant and founder of Bright Strategies; and Trey Grayson, Republican and former Kentucky Secretary of State, who was recently named the new executive director of the Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership at the Aspen Institute.

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion involving candidates for governor. Guests: Attorney General Andy Beshear, Democrat, and Governor Matt Bevin, Republican.

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion with candidates for lieutenant governor. Guests: Ralph Alvarado, Republican, and Jacqueline Coleman, Democrat.

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion involving candidates for attorney general. Guests: Daniel Cameron, Republican, and Greg Stumbo, Democrat.

Renee Shaw hosts a discussion involving candidates for secretary of state. Scheduled guests: Michael Adams, Republican and Heather French Henry, Democrat.

Renee Shaw hosts separate 30-minute discussions involving candidates for commissioner of agriculture, auditor of public accounts, and state treasurer. Scheduled guests: Candidates for commissioner of agriculture: Robert Conway, Democrat; Commissioner Ryan Quarles, Republican. Candidates for auditor of public accounts: Auditor Mike Harmon, Republican; Sheri Donahue, Democrat; and Kyle Hugenberg, Libertarian. Candidates for state treasurer: State Treasurer Allison Ball, Republican; Michael Bowman, Democrat.

Renee Shaw and guests discuss K-through-12 public education. Does Kentucky have a teacher shortage? If so, why? What can be done to close the achievement gap and turn around low-performing schools? Scheduled guests: Commissioner Wayne Lewis of the Kentucky Department of Education; Allison Slone, Rowan County schools' special education teacher and founder of KYREADS, which provides professional instruction to teachers about students with dyslexia; Gary Houchens, Ph.D., member of the Kentucky Board of Education and an associate professor in the Department of Educational Administration, Leadership, and Research at Western Kentucky University; and Houston Barber, Ph.D., Superintendent for Frankfort Independent Schools.