JD Shelburne said he had a blast playing his hometown show in Taylorsville on Saturday night and is anxious to get back to Louisville and open for ZZ Top. He also talked about what is next in his music career...

Hayley and the Knobs discuss Hayley's bloody trip to the Magic Kingdom, Ted Williams' frozen head, rampaging elephants, women getting harassed at the gym, "Shut it down!" guy, and the Redneck Rave...

Jim Waters, the CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discusses the proposal to raise the gas tax, the definition of infrastructure, and transparency in the Transportation Cabinet...

JD Shelburne talks about his new album "Straight From Kentucky," his hometown show this Saturday in Taylorsville, and the vibe of Nashville as the pandemic ends...

Carlos "RTG" Dixon is getting back in the ring at Iroquois Amphitheater on Friday, July 2nd. Get details on Carlos' training for this fight and what he expects to happen against Moises “Chucky” Flores...

Gary Fox, the President of APRON, Inc., updates us on APRON's continued mission to help independent restaurant and bar workers in need as we come out of the pandemic...

Auditor Mike Harmon discussed the spending of the federal COVID-19 funds given to Kentucky. He talked about the rules placed on the money and where they could be/were spent (election expenses, restaurants and bars, etc.)...

Congressman John Yarmuth discusses the reconciliation process and its impact on the President's budget and infrastructure plans, voter rights legislation and voter ID, ending the filibuster, and the future of the LEO...

Executive Director/Founder Dave Christopher Sr. tells us about AMPED that is a free music program for kids, a free technology training program for adults, and Louisville's first and only Black business incubator. He discussed the program's impact on the community and the trick behind the program to push the kids even further in life...

Doug Barr, the Managing Director at Stoll, Keenon, Ogden, discusses collegiate athletes seeking money from name, image, and likeness rights and what the NCAA might do about those since a few states have made that available to athletes on July 1st...