Jared Fox Matthews, owner of The Fox Den (billiards, bites & brews), and musician Jacob Logsdon have details on Saturday's FOX FEST to benefit Love City

Highway spokesperson Mindy Peterson details the reopening of I-65 in Louisville this week, albeit with a few changes. There'll be lane limitations, slower speeds, and other measures to accommodate ongoing repairs to the city's oldest interstate highway.

Mindy Peterson and Terry Meiners discuss the overall aging infrastructure and the state highway department's plans to continue upgrading various highways.

University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman crushes Larry Minner after his has been Cardinal crybabies folded like a tent in The Basketball Tournament for old men. Sad!

Beasman throws fuel on the fire by taunting Larry over losses by his other sporting heroes in Boston and Pittsburgh. Sadder!

Rocky Adkins, chief of staff for Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, launched his own gubernatorial campaign this week.

Rocky chatted with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on his gifts vs. his primary opponent Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman. They also discussed how Gov. Adkins would negotiate with a Republican supermajority, capitalism vs. socialism, the Ky State Fair Board, and more.

Now that the World Cup soccer tournament is over, The Beasman ain't a-havin' it. He says there ain't no way a bunch of nancy boys kickin' a ball is the world's favorite game!

Beasman also loves the TBT rivalry game that saw representatives of elder UK basketball stars beat the geezer U of Smell stars. Beasman can't wait for tonight's follow-up beatdown.

Will Montrezl Harrell wake up and shock Kentucky? You know he will!

Comedian Ryan Hamilton and Terry Meiners discuss the art of standup comedy, potato farming, and trying to look cool after being hit by a bus. Ryan was. Terry wasn't.

Stream NETFLIX to laugh at Ryan Hamilton's tales of woe and survival in his new comedy special THIS JUST HIT ME.

MSD executive director Tony Parrott sat down with Terry Meiners to discuss the mammoth rebuild of Louisville's antiquated sewer and sewage treatment infrastructure.

Plus, there are some things people should NEVER attempt to flush down the toilet.

Celebrated leadership strategist Maggie Harlow has written EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY, a collection of real life stories that will help readers transform ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences.

Maggie and Terry Meiners wind through various life situations and apply Maggie's "permission slips" to advance beyond perceived barriers.

Maggie details the book's availability in the conversation.

website: maggieharlow.com

Happy 100th Birthday to Crescent Hill Golf Course, a duffer's dream on Brownsboro Road adjacent to the Mary T Meagher Natatorium.

Loongtime PGA professional George "Moe" Demling chatted with Terry Meiners on the course, the long road on tour, and tips for today's seasoned and starting golfers.

And yes, both Moe and his son Gary are sporting t-shirts with a photo of young Moe in full swing!

(from the USGA website)...

"The 79-year-old Demling, who was inducted into the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame in 2019, has seen a lot of talented players rise through the Louisville ranks. Bobby Nichols, the 1964 PGA champion, and Frank Beard combined for 23 victories on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and 1970s. Demling taught Fuzzy Zoeller, who grew up across the Ohio River in New Albany, Ind., and went on to win the 1979 Masters and the 1984 U.S. Open. Jodie Mudd of Louisville won back-to-back U.S. Amateur Public Links titles (1980-81) and four PGA Tour events, including the 1990 Players Championship, while his brother Eddie won the 1976 U.S. Amateur Public Links. Demling made a run of his own in the 1966 U.S. Public Links, reaching the semifinals before losing to Monty Kaser, the eventual champion."

Louisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker has quite a story to tell about upgrades and events through the rest of 2026. She spills the tea with Terry Meiners on WHAS.