Hayley and the Knobs celebrate St. Patrick's Day with music and sayings from the old country. We also talked about Harry and Meghan's finances and President Trump encouraging people to get the vaccine...

Dr. Molly Rutherford, an independent physician, talked about the complications in our healthcare system, how pharmacy benefit managers work, and how health care (including prescription drugs) in itself can be offered at a much more affordable cost...

Dr. Ricky Jones talked about getting the shot (without getting poisoned), why Ben Crump seems to get the big, racial-related settlements across the country, and Governor Cuomo trying to hang on in New York...

Hayley and the Knobs discuss Sharon Osbourne's comments that led to a hiatus for The View, J-Rod's standing, the WAP performance at the Grammy's, and this year's Pegasus Parade...

Congressman John Yarmuth talked about why President Biden is trekking across the country to sell the American Rescue Act, vaccinations, the possibility of raising taxes in the future, and the climate of the country with summer on the way...

Old Joe again professes his love for Mitch Barnhart after he keeps the Cardinals from the NCAA Tournament. He also thinks Alabama is going to be Slick Rick in their game too. The good and classy Cat fans are singing, "Happy days are here again"...

State Senator Morgan McGarvey talked about a proposed bill that would criminalize taunting a police office and some of the issues within the bill, other bills being discussed in Frankfort, and what to do with the Commonwealth's rainy day fund and money coming from the American Rescue Plan...

Old Joe says he hasn't stopped laughing since the bracket came out. Mitch kept your Cardinal criminals out of the NCAA tournament...

Hayley and the Knobs talk J-Lo dropping A-Rod, accusers lining-up to take shots at Governor Cuomo, Michigan State's new sponsor, new words in the dictionary, and some big time lottery winners...

Major Bobby Cooper talked to us about the openings in the Louisville Fire Department and how you can be a first responder helping our community...