On tonight's Hayley and the Knobs program, Terry apologizes to Tracy Chapman after years of misunderstanding her song "Fast Car", that clean teeth feeling after you leave the dentist, and National Grammar Day (which we will all struggle to celebrate properly)...

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the city's positive momentum, the need for people to get the vaccine, COVID relief coming from the federal government, the anniversary of Breonna Taylor's death, and much more...

Musician Mark Andes, who played bass in bands like Spirit, Heart, Whitesnake, and Firefall, spoke with us about how he got into music, the legal battle between Randy California's estate and Led Zeppelin over the intro to "Stairway to Heaven", COVID's effect on musicians, and the tragic story of his wife's cousin who is in a Louisville hospital with COVID-19 and burns from a house fire...

Comedian Greg Hahn dropped by my house before his shows this weekend at The Caravan...

Judge David Holton talks about the impact of guide dogs on his life and meeting/working with Coach for the first time...

Retired LMPD Officer George Rodman announced yesterday that he is going to run for the office of Jefferson County Sheriff. He talked about the need for leadership in the office, the desire to "take the Sheriff's office into this century," and the effects of 2020 on the city of Louisville...

CEO Brandon Irlbeck talked to us about his new social media platform YoReSpot where he says everyone is welcome...

Hayley and the Knobs prognosticate on tonight's UK game, talk all the aspects of U of L's cancellation, and proceed to hammer the town of Blacksburg, VA. We also talked about the movement of Breonna's Law through the state legislature, universal basic income, and "Hunting Karen"...

Congressman John Yarmuth talked about the money coming to both individuals and the Commonwealth of Kentucky should the new COVID-19 relief package pass the Senate. The Congressman also talked about other, more hotly debated aspects of the package, Governors in Texas and Mississippi fully re-opening their states, the future of the $15 minimum wage, and the financial impact of COVID relief on the value of the dollar...

Gary Fox, the President of Apron, Inc., to talk about the 9th annual Dine-Around. While this is normally a fundraiser for Apron Inc., this year they are not taking any money from the restaurants. They just encourage you to go out and continue to help local restaurants get through the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen and get more details...