Hayley has returned from her homeland to tell us all about the wedding shenanigans. We got to hear about the dress, losing the rings on the beach, and the wonders of the words "all inclusive". We also talked about a woman in Cleveland who let Jesus take the wheel and Jussie Smollett being back in court in Chicago...

David Beck, the CEO of Kentucky Venues, talked about how events in the city are stacking-up against the 2019 schedule, getting ready for the street rods, and all things Kentucky State Fair...

Old Joe called to tell us he doesn't want to hear about no tennis. All he wants to talk about is Cal's new roster of Cats that he says is going to be the greatest ever! They are sleep on piles of cash money, drive really fancy cars, and win championship #9...

Stan Cottrell talked about using his ability to run long distances to unite people across the world. Feed off of Stan's positive attitude and find out how you can meet him on Monday...

Joe Dallas, author of "Christians in a Cancel Culture", talked about the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus song "We'll Convert Your Children", tolerance versus affirmation for homosexuals, cancel culture, and conversion therapy...

Charles Booker discusses the message he is spreading across the Commonwealth. He talked about listening to Kentuckians and helping them come together, Rand Paul "stoking the racial divide," and violence in our communities. He also addressed the news that Attica Scott running against John Yarmuth...

Jake from WKU's Bike4alz team called from Nashville after a 60 mile ride to fill us in on their quest to raise money for Alzheimer's research and to give details about how you can meet the guys in Louisville next week and help them raise some more money...

Hayley and the Knobs give Hayley advice about her upcoming trip to Mexico, talk about the unluckiest woman in the world, have story time with Terry about when he left WLRS for WQMF back in the day, and discuss Attica Scott deciding to run against John Yarmuth...

Reverend Tim Findley Jr. of the Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center discussed why he decided to run for Mayor of Louisville. He also talked about some of his ideas to address issues with LMPD, violence in our community, brain drain, and enticing business to come to Louisville...

On the 36th anniversary of his WHAS employment, Terry Meiners tells the real story about how he came to work at the cuddly giant...