Jim Host discussed his friend Joe B. Hall. He talked about Coach Hall successfully following Coach Rupp, Coach Cal bringing Joe B. back into the fold, and the Joe B. and Denny Show...

Mayoral candidate Rev. Tim Findley Jr. discussed the "whitesplaining" of Martin Luther King Jr.'s beliefs on issues like voting rights and the filibuster and co-opting some of them for their owns causes on this MLK Day. He also talks about not being invited to an event earlier today that other mayoral candidates were invited too, violence in Louisville, and re-investing in public projects...

To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Wayne Perkey.

Wayne updated us on his family and kids plus how he got to WHAS, big snows, and and how he stayed in radio so long...

Old Joe says the party if over for U of Smell. Baldy Chris Mack's team is the worst in America! And Loserville's glory days are 40 years ago!

Shameka Parrish-Wright is running for Mayor of Louisville and she discussed her dream for the city, reconnecting Louisville's small cities, the need for better healthcare, taking care of our homeless population, and how to lower the homicide rate...

Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell talks about the upcoming Leadoff Dinner, his team's challenging schedule, and his team being the hunters in 2022...

Lots of people are talking about voting rights lately. We even had the Commonwealth's Secretary of State Michael Adams on to talk about it earlier in the week. After his appearance, UK Law Professor Josh Douglas wanted to get on to expound on some of the Secretary's thoughts...

David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, keeps us updated as to what is happening at the Kentucky Exposition Center and the Kentucky International Convention Center...

Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed his visit to the boarder with Mexico, the drugs coming into the country, and the tornado relief that continues in his district...

Michael Adams, Kentucky's Secretary of the State, discussed being a "model for the nation" on voting regulations, keeping voting rights in the state's hands, and the "voter suppression epidemic"...