Terry and Ian are joined by Dave from Sivori Catering to review all the great fair food options at this year's Kentucky State Fair.

Hayley and the Knobs talk lake life, diversity issues on The Office, Terry the "shock jock", UK Football's legal issues, Jeopardy needing another host...

Peter Canellos, senior editor at Politico, teaches us about Kentuckian Justice John Marshall Harlan. You can get more details on Peter's book “The Great Dissenter: The Story of John Marshall Harlan, America’s Judicial Hero” and his upcoming talk at the Frazier History Museum...

Hayley and the Knobs talk about dealing with rejection and failure, another new host coming for Jeopardy, the mess in Afghanistan, and an odd cheating story from Alabama...

Old Joe said he couldn't sleep a wink after hearing about some UK football player being charged after a fight with a fraternity. He was also pretty mad about us talking about it, but he did want us to reach out to Louisville about a possible offer to get the Cats out of trouble...

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

Barry talked about being in movies, how he got to Louisville, Richard Simmons, and the favorite Kentuckian ever "interviewed"...

Terry talks about the impact of radio on National Radio Day...

David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, tells us about the successful summer Class Act has had rewarding schools across Louisville. Find out who has won a cash and how your school could be next...

Hayley and the Knobs discussed charges being brought against six UK Football players, someone missing on U2, and people actin' a fool on planes...

Louisvillian author/actress Ashley Kate Adams talks about her winding life path from Manual High School to New York City, showbiz after COVID, and her book "#BYOP: Be Your Own Producer"...