Hayley and the Knobs talk prepping for tonight's possibly severe weather, what some UK player bough with their NIL money, the Colorado mastermind (he thinks) of cheating, and we get Hayley's predictions on the Men's and Women's Final Four...

Bellarmine Men's Basketball Coach Scott Davenport called in to speak lovingly of his guy playing in the Manager Games (they got beat in sudden death by Kentucky and then beat West Virginia in a colsulation game) in Houston and then he got back into his prognostication bag for the Final Four games...

Anne Jewel, the CEO of KY Pitch, came by to talk about Kentucky's largest intercollegiate pitch competition and how students from across the Commonwealth can participate in the "Shark Tank-style" clash...

Hayley and the Knobs talk President Trump being indicted for his past issues with Stormy Daniels, legal pot and gamblin' in the Commonwealth, and Gwyneth Paltrow's win in court...

Nic & Norman's is a southern-inspired restaurant back by "The Walking Dead's" Norman Reedus, Greg Nicotero, and Robert Kirkland that is coming to Whiskey Row. David Valentine, the Vice Pesident of Operations, called-in to tell us all about it...

The Kentucky Race Track Chaplaincy is getting ready for the The Race for Grace Banquet and Auction and Scott Neal and Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day dropped by to talk about the Chaplaincy's history and what you expect at the event...

Hayley and the Knobs talk hoops and Bill Murray now being a UCONN guy, Bernie Sanders hating on the Starbucks CEO, and Day 1,000,000 of the Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial...

Jim Waters, the President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions, discusses a veto that was overridden in Frankfort that will force unions to collect money for due directly from members in place of the Commonwealth doing it for them...

Hayley and the Knobs discuss a great present gone wrong, "lucky" Charles Barkley, Lamar Jackson trying to get out of Baltimore, and Gwyneth Paltrow losing a half-day of skiing after she crippled an old man...

Simon Meiners, the Communications and Research Specialist at the Frazier History Museum, discusses "Musical Kentucky" and tunes from a few more counties in the Commonwealth...