Terry Meiners

Alan Keck, the Mayor of Somerset, drops by to discuss his run for Governor. He touched on safety in the Commonwealth and "backing the badge", combating "generational poverty", how to better education, ways to improve the economy, and so much more...

Former Courier Journal and Louisville Times writer Bob Hill joined David Jones Junior, the former Chariman of the Board at Humana, in the studio to tell stories about and discuss a new book on David Jones Senior called "Always Moving Forward"...

Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon discusses the findings of the recent audit of Kentucky State University and some of the issues involved in Frankfort, numbers being non-partisan, and his opinion on how the current administration in the Governor's office is using the people of the Commonwealth's money...

Steve Wiser, the President of the Louisville Historical League, discusses re-using historic buildings for new projects, the future of the Odd Fellows building, what will become of the Castleman statue, and more...

Lucie and Thornton is a play about two slaves that escape enslavement. The story is set in Louisville. The cast stopped by to talk about the production and storyline.

Hayley and the Knobs talk Nothern Kentucky's chances in the NCAA Tournament, and new Cinderella emerging, and oldguys putting out new music (if they can stop saying racist things long enough)...

Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell discusses the importance of the Cards' success at the Shriner's Classic in Houston and the start of ACC play tomorrow against Georgia Tech...

Trevor Cravens and Katie Meinhart give us all of the info on NULU Bock Fest (and the associated goat races) coming up on March 25th...

Louisville Cardinal forever Peyton Siva talks the highs and lows of March Madness and his upcoming basketball camp in early April...

Hayley and the Knobs talk various sleep habits that seem to plague most people, "illusionist" David Blaine coming out of his groundhog hole to jump to an injury, a couple stories Hayley missed while she was gone, and basketball...