Simon Meiners came by to talk about the Frazier History Museum dropping some more tunes in their Musical Kentucky series, but he also gets into some of his past visits, Jack Harlow, and Aaron Rodgers...

Hayley and the Knobs talk celebrity look-alikes, fair-type foods, 4/20, defective sledgehammers, and Florida Man getting arrested in a fantastic way...

Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News host Scott Fitzgerald previews some of the action you will see during the air ahow before Thunder Over Louisville...

Security specialist and former Secret Service Officer Greg Gitschier gives some tips on avoiding gun violence and other high pressure situations...

Jonathon Raley, Gilda's Club Director of Philanthropy, and Grant Meyer, Gilda's Club Kentuckiana Associate Board Member, dropped by to discuss all of the ways Gilda's Club helps those effected by cancer and how you can go Over The Edge to help their mission...

Alan Keck, Somerset Mayor and a candidate for Governor, talked about participating in yesterday's KSR Debate, not reselling weapons used in crimes, stopping the drug problem in the Commonwealth, getting people back to work, improving education, expanded gaming, transgender issues in sports, and more...

Hayley and the Knobs talk fun accents possessed by people running for political office and the race for Governor in the Commonwealth (including today's KSR Debate)...

Peppy Martin, a candidate for Governor, came by the studio to talk about her desire to get rid of income tax in the Commonwealth, legalizing casino gaming and recreational marijuana, increasing public safety, the COVID-19 epidemic, and the Democrat party's desire to create a dictatorship in the United States...

Former jockey and current NBC Sports horse racing reporter Donna Brothers discussed her Oaks and Derby post-race interviews, what the Derby could look like this year, the anticipation of a jockey before a race and what it feels like to finish first. Annie Locke also joined in to detail the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky's Run, Walk, and Roll...

Metro Corrections Chief Jerry Collins talked about his first anniversary on the job, the need for a new facility, changing the culture, and the rampant drug and gang problems in our community...