Hayley and the Knobs talk about the Jeopardy nerds who are angry about Dr. Oz hosting the show, the differences between women and men when the check arrives at a restaurant, and Governor Beshear getting his veto pen out (even if the legislature might make the bills law anyway)...

Author Allie Bloyd talked about her book "Uncensored America: Thought-Provoking Poetry on Faith, Family and Freedom". She also discussed her desire to spark conversation, the evils of social media, censorship, the importance of a positive attitude, and the impacts of the pandemic...

Steve Wiser discussed the proposed demolition of the Odd Fellows Building and why he is opposed to it. He said the OMNI has yet to move forward with their promise to develop on the land and the demolition would cost taxpayers over $400K to demolish the building...

Hayley and the Knobs talked about the issues behind Ellen's massive loss in viewers, why we don't have self-driving cars yet (you know, so we can drink and ride), and various media issues involving Lizzo, Sharon Osbourne, and more...

The first family of U of L Baseball, Head Coach Dan McDonnell and his wife Julie, checked-in to talk about the team and (more importantly) tomorrow night's Cancer Awareness Night and the game against Western Kentucky at Jim Patterson Stadium...

I'm surprised. Old Joe says he like women's basketball. Well, he said he likes the UK women's team and whoever is playing U of L. He also said he isn't a big fan of Sister Jean and all of these religious schools taking UK's spot in the tournament...

Judge David Holton checked-in after he and Coach returned to The Ville. He discussed Coach's great transition, eating at Vincenzo's, and meeting his new family of dogs...

After falling victim to a spoonerism a few years ago and being fired from his job as a meteorologist in Rochester, NY, Jeremy Kappell called to update us on his life now. He says he is still doing well while doing weather and some political opinion wok from his home. Jeremy also talked about a Rochester, NY media person who recently made the same verbal slip as he did and nothing happened...

Germaine Randolph, a Branch Manager for Class Act Federal Credit Union, joined us to talk about the Heroes of Education program and how educators can recieve up to $15,000 for their school. This month the lucky educator is Indian Gilvens from Shacklette Elementary. Find out how Shacklette was selected, how they are going to use their money, and how you can help your school be the next to win. Listen to the segment for details (or go to HeroesOfEducation.org) and get entered...

WLKY anchor and grammar fan Julie Dolan joined in to talked about "supposably" being added to the dictionary and her Barbaro Brunch Burger being a finalist in the Derby Burger Challenge...