Celebrated music writer Alanna Nash tells the story of spending a few days interviewing Dolly Parton in the rare setting of Dolly's Tennessee home.

Even rarer, Dolly's hubby Carl Dean had a few things to say to the visiting writer.

Alanna's book DOLLY will be re-issued soon with more photos and updates on Dolly's amazing life.

Enjoy!

Leland Conway tells Terry Meiners the horrific story of Singer, an abused puppy left to die in a recycle bin. Passersby rescued the beaten and broken pup and vets are working to heal her from unspeakable abuse.

Leland offers multiple ways for WHAS listeners to become part of the healing fund for Singer. Thank you so much for taking action to help this defenseless puppy.

In this segment, EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY author Maggie Harlow tells the story of a perceived nuisance that turns into a must have treasure. All it took was a look from a different angle.

Maggie Harlow is an award winning keynote speaker and and leadership strategist. She has been recognized for transforming sales teams and executive leaders across multiple continents.

Maggie joins Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.

Louisville's Dave Moody has been a musician since his teen years. Now in his 50s, he's playing jam packed stadiums as a member of HAIRBALL, the world's greatest tribute to rock 'n roll hits.

Dave joined Terry Meiners from his concert venue in Green Bay, Wisconsin ahead of his return home to the Kentucky State Fair on Friday, August 28.

It's one of the wildest stage shows in the universe. DON'T MISS IT!

Maria Gurren is the executive director of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Louisville project. Bill Shory is on the board. They visited Terry Meiners at WHAS to discuss Dolly's gift to young readers and solidify the plan to continue its reach following the loss of Dolly.

Eric Measles, a U.S. Army veteran, and his wife Kathy visited with Terry Meiners at WHAS ahead of next week's American Legion convention. Mr. Measles represents California's executive committee for the American Legion.

In the 1970s, he did a little work as a deejay in California.

Enjoy your stay, folks!

A group of parishoners of Louisville's famous Catholic church Saint Boniface fear that the Archdiocese is planning to close their beloved parish.

Dr Fred Williams and music director Bill Lincoln discussed an alternate plan to save St. Boniface on the Terry Meiners show.

Will there be a COMMIE CAUCUS?  JK. Here's Terry's chat with Rep. Brett Guthrie on today's issues and tomorrow's elections.

There's a fresh chance to rappel down Louisville Slugger Museum this Saturday, August 29 to raise funds for noble programs Critically Loved and Camp Golden Wing.

Details in this segment with Terry Meiners