Amanda Carpenter, LMPD Traffic Guard Supervisor, discusses the need for Traffic Guards across the city and the plans for the return to school for JCPS students...
Author Mark Hegele talked about writing process behind his book "God, Are You Still There?: A story of... hope," settling the book in Louisville, and how the book relates to our world today...
Iris Wilbur Glick is principal at McCarthy Strategic Solutions LLC and she previews this weekend's festitivies at Fancy Farm and breaks down different races and strategies across the Commonwealth...
Former Louisville Cardinal Russ Smith is back in the studio to break down The Ville's performance in the TBT, going back to Italy to play pro ball, and doing something no athlete has ever done before...
Dr. Debbie Ford, the new Chancellor at Indiana University Southeast, discussed her path from Mercy Academy to New Albany, the effect of the pandemic on higher learning, and her plans for the future at IUS...
Congressman Morgan McGarvey jokes about getting a new free bridge to replace the Sherman Minton. He also discusses Black Women's Equal Pay Day, Senator McConnell's recent episode, opening a passport office here, and the People's Response Act...
Country singer songwriter JD Shelburne dropped by the studio to talk about his new record that drops tomorrow and that one time he got hit by a "hammock" on stage...
Writer/Produer/Director Stu Pollard discusses the coming Flyover Film Festival and some of the issues being debated during the current writers and actors strikes...
LaQuayia Goldring talked about her fight with pediatric cancer and the affect it had on her kidneys which put her on the organ donors list. She also joined Jennifer Erickson (from the Federation of American Scientists) in discussing the monopoly United Network for Organ Sharing has on donated organs, the issues the monopoly has caused (including the death of patients), and the efforts across the country to end it...