The shooting death of Daunte Wright by police in a Minneapolis suburb -- a discussion with Rev. Harriett Akins-Banman – Centenary United Methodist Church – New Albany, Rabbi Gaylia Rooks – The Temple, Fr. Tony Smith – Archdiocese of Louisville, and Rev. Daniel Corrie Shull – Burnett Avenue Baptist Church. Host: John Blim

Crowds are coming back to sporting events – are we ready for normalcy with COVID-19? Major League Baseball pulls its 2021 All-Star game from Atlanta due to new Georgia voting law. Pearl Harbor sailor’s remains are returned to his home state of Kentucky. Join the discussion with Rev. Dr. Kilen Gray – Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Rabbi Emeritus Stan Miles – Temple Shalom, Fr. Joe Graffis – Archdiocese of Louisville, and Rev. David Harkleroad – South Point Church New Albany. Host: John Blim

Boulder, Colorado supermarket shooting leaves 10 dead. Debate over a designated landmark building and allegations of segregation. Join the discussion with Dr. Jamesetta Ferguson – St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, President & CEO of Molo Village CDC, Rabbi Emeritus Stan Miles – Temple Shalom, Fr. Bill Hammer – St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, and Rev. Jason Crosby – Crescent Hill Baptist Church. Host: John Blim

Nominees for Louisville's new Police Civilian Review and Accountability Board. Senator Mitch McConnell warns democrats not to kill the Senate filibuster. Join the discussion with Rabbi Gaylia Rooks – The Temple, Rev. Harriett Akins-Banman – Centenary United Methodist Church, Fr. Tony Smith – Archdiocese of Louisville, and Rev. Clay Calloway – West Louisville Ministers Coalition. Host: John Blim

Jefferson County Public Schools return to the classroom for the first time in a year. Protests this weekend mark one year since the death of Breonna Taylor. Join the discussion with Dr. Marian Taylor – South Frankfort Presbyterian Church, Rev. Daniel Corrie Shull – Burnett Avenue Baptist Church, Fr. Joe Graffis – Archdiocese of Louisville and Rev. Sally McClain – retired, Christian Church, Disciples of Christ. Host: John Blim

Six Dr. Seuss books will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery. Lonnie Ali rolls up her sleeve for the COVID-19 vaccine to encourage others, calling it "an act of patriotism."
Join the discussion with Dr. Jamesetta Ferguson – St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, President & CEO of Molo Village CDC, Rabbi Emeritus Stan Miles – Temple Shalom,
Fr. John Stoltz – St. Aloysius Catholic Church and Rev. David Harkleroad – South Point Church, New Albany. Host: John Blim

The US tops 500,000 deaths from COVID-19 and sweeping changes are proposed in a Kentucky House Bill laying out how Louisville Metro Government operates.
Join the discussion with Rabbi Gaylia Rooks – the Temple, Rev. Jason Crosby – Crescent Hill Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Kilen Gray – Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Fr. Bill Hammer – St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Host: John Blim

A Metro Louisville proposal to have service providers other than police respond to some 911 calls, plus a bill to change the Kentucky Governor's options to fill a vacated US Senate seat. Join the discussion with Rabbi Gaylia Rooks – the Temple, Rev. Harriett Akins Banman – Centenary United Methodist Church --- New Albany, Rev. Clay Calloway – West Louisville Ministers Coalition, and Fr. Tony Smith – Archdiocese of Louisville. Host: John Blim

The second impeachment of Donald Trump. Is racism a public health crisis? Discussion with Dr. Marian Taylor – South Frankfort Presbyterian Church, Rabbi Emeritus Stan Miles – Temple Shalom, Fr. Joe Graffis – Archdiocese of Louisville and Rev. David Harkleroad – South Point Church, New Albany. Host: John Blim

Kentucky leads the nation in child abuse rates. GOP lawmakers attempt to strip Governor Andy Beshear of pandemic executive order powers. Discussion with: Rabbi Gaylia Rooks – The Temple, Rev. Daniel Corrie Shull – Burnett Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. Jason Crosy – Crescent Hill Baptist Church and Fr. John Stoltz – St. Aloysius Catholic Church. Host: John Blim