Terry Meiners

Louisville author and raconteur David Domine wrote the book MURDER IN GLITTERBALL CITY, centered on a heinous murder in a classic Old Louisville. It's been turned into an HBO docuseries with Domine as a consultant on the show.

David retells the story and says that it is actually inspiring more tourism to this legendary section of the city.

The mother and father of an addict (now 3 years sober) visited WHAS Radio to amplify the mission of PAL "parents of addicted loved ones." It's a faith based organization stretching all across the U.S.

Terry and the couple had a wide ranging conversation on finding help for people connected to anyone who is an addict, whether or not they are seeking treatment.

Archbishop Shelton Fabre visited WHAS Radio and discussed a reawakening of faith, global respect for the Catholic Church, community service, and his nerve-racking assignment of throwing out the first pitch at next week's season opener for the Louisville Bats.

Father Cole McDowell joined the archbishop ahead of his assignment of singing the National Anthem at the baseball game.

Terry Meiners offered pointers to both of them on bringing their best to these important ballpark tasks.

18-year-old Lydia Cosper, a senior at New Albany High School, is launching a new podcast called By Her Hands. She returned to WHAS studios to update Terry Meiners on her various service projects and education projections.

Lydia will soon head to Purdue University to study environmental engineering, another step in her quest to save the world.

Is she "senior slacking" with only a few weeks of high school remaining? Be serious!

Keep an eye on Lydia. She is working around the clock to ensure an amazing future.

The Beasman can't believe that U of Smell's superstar won't be available for the Cardinals' NCAA Tournament games. Awww, too bad, so sad!

Larry Minner knows his Cards are walking into a nightmare but Beasman also knows his precious Wildcats are likely to be quickly ejected from the tourney.

Tough times in Kentucky.

Wisconsin Green Bay Packers reporter Dominique Yates, formerly with WLKY and the Courier-Journal, checks in from snowy Green Bay to make his March Madness picks.

Dom has an incredible snow story to tell as accumulation records are falling all through the Great Lakes region. He also just wanted to talk basketball again with Terry Meiners on WHAS because he misses home!

Our buddy The Beasman has nothing nice to say about Mark Pope, his precious Kentucky Wildcats, or those filthy U of Smell Cardinal birds. It's a sorry world when the Cats ain't got no chance to cut down them there championship nets. Sad!

Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is running for the U.S. Senate and spoke with Terry Meiners only hours after a wild debate with his primary opponents.

Mr. Cameron discussed the pushback against House Bill 1 that would allow federal enhancement of education opportunities, the war in Iran, his faith, life, death, and much more.

Andrew McNeill is the president and senior policy fellow at the Kentucky Forum for Rights, Economics & Education. He wrote a column urging Kentucky lawmakers to welcome more data center construction and operations across the commonwealth before they're situated in other states.

Terry Meiners asked about resistance from NIMBYs, the tales of higher electric rates and scarcity of water for nearby residents, and other common objections from various community leaders.

Mr. McNeill seems certain that most of the fears are unfounded.

University of Louisville women's basketball head coach Jeff Walz and former UofL men's basketball player Perrin Johnson (2005 Final Four) joined Terry Meiners, Joe Lincoln, Paul Miles, and Austin Montgomery on WHAS Radio to discuss both teams and their upcoming NCAA bracket paths.

The UofL women are hosting Vermont, Alabama, and Rhode Island this weekend at the KFC Yum Center. Louisville vs Vermont is at noon on Saturday with the Bama/RI game to follow. The winners play each other on Monday to clear one team to the Sweet 16.

The Louisville men head to Buffalo to take on South Florida on Thursday at 1:30 PM with the winner earning a likely encounter with Michigan State on Saturday. That game winner will advance to the Sweet Sixteen in NCAA Tournament play.

Good luck CARDINALS!