Terry Meiners

Air Force veteran and helicopter mechanic Michael Faris visited with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to spotlight his views as a candidate for the senate seat soon to be vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell.

Terry asked "Like the others, is President Donald Trump your North Star?" 

Mr. Faris had an interesting reply and dove into many other issues before the American people and the world.

candidate site: farisforsenate.com

The Kentucky duo of Wayne & Alyssa Brewer are well known singers who've been growing their careers into film and other spotlighted tour stops. They spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners about their Elizabethtown, Kentucky show this week.

"Schoolboy" Sam Frey, former next door neighbor of WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners, has been sharing his sports prognostications on Terry's radio and TV shows for nearly two decades. Meiners claims that Sam never misses on his predictions, although history begs to differ.

Nonetheless, Sam's deep knowledge of sports and team rosters are valuable aids in helping anyone fill out their brackets during college basketball's high holy days every March.

University of Kentucky super fan The Beasman can't hide his glee as his Cats beat Mizzou in the SEC Tournament while nemesis UofL lost to Miami in the ACC Tournament.

Beasman sings Zippity Do Dah as the losers lose and the Cats just win, win, win!

Republican National Committee co-chair KC Crosbie, a University of Kentucky graduate, details President Trump's visit to Northern Kentucky, potential speakers on stage, Gov. Andy Beshear taking credit for Republican Supermajority law passage, fundraising for the midterms, and more.

KC spoke with Terry Meiners on March 10, one day ahead of President Trump's visit to the congressional district that elected Trump nemesis Thomas Massie. Should be interesting optics on stage.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has filed an emergency appeal after a Franklin Circuit Court judge invalidated a portion of the Safer Kentucky Act. General Coleman spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS, warning that the judge's dilution of the Safer Kentucky Act could allow more than 240 convicted, violent criminals early release back into local communities.

General Coleman did not state a timetable for the Court of Appeals to rule on his emergency motion, saying that the convicted criminals affected could be released at any time by various parole boards.

Former University of Louisville assistant Nolan Smith is now the head coach of Tennessee State University's men's basketball team. They just won the OVC title, giving the Tigers their ticket to the NCAA Tournament.

Coach Smith and WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners discussed his time at UofL, Duke, and Memphis before landing his first head coach job at Tennessee State.

"It's always going to be Louisville for life...that's my childhood team. The things I learned (coaching at UofL) were just lessons...ultimately going to make me a better coach."


OVC championship recap from the Tenn. State athletics website: Tennessee State captured the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament championship for the first time in more than three decades, defeating Morehead State 93-67 Saturday night at the Ford Center. Powered by a blistering three-point shooting performance and a dominant effort on the glass, the Tigers secured the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and improved to 23-9 on the season.The Tigers (23-9) had five players score in double figures, led by Antoine Lorick III, who had 18 points and two blocks. Travis Harper II tacked on 17 points and Carlous Williams helped out with 16 points off the bench. Dante Harris recorded a double-double with 16 points and a game-high 11 rebounds, while Aaron Nkrumah added 11 points and six assists.Tennessee State grabbed 44 rebounds in Saturday's game compared to Morehead State's 29, led by Harris' 11 boards. The Tigers also put in work on the offensive glass, turning 14 rebounds into 14 second chance points.The Tennessee State defense held Morehead State shooters to just 36.2 percent from the field, including 30 percent from three-point range. The Eagles did not get many second opportunities on the offensive end, as they grabbed only eight offensive rebounds and scored nine second chance points while Tennessee State pulled down 30 defensive rebounds.

The Beasman finally admits that his beloved Kentucky Wildcats are "turrible" and he winces at the thought of them fizzling out quickly in the SEC and NCAA Tournaments ahead.

Beasman says he'll tell President Trump, vsiting Kentucky on Wednesday, that the new Iranian Ayatollah is living in Mark Pope's house. Beasman says Pope, whose family will be with him in Nashville as the Wildcats try to beat LSU, should "get the message" if he returns home to a smashed house.

These Cat fans can get pretty worked up but not even Donald J Trump would insert himself in UK's baskeball misery index.

Win, Pope, win!!!

U.S. Senate candidate Nate Morris discussed his allegiance to President Donald Trump and why he's a better choice than Rep. Andy Barr or Daniel Cameron to serve in Washington.

President Trump will appear in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday, and Terry Meiners repeatedly asked Nate Morris how he'll jockey for position to get Trump's endorsement.

Terry also asked about PAC ads accusing Nate Morris of being "fully woke and full of (fecal matter)."

Mr. Morris will be in Arizona on Tuesday night for a fundraiser hosted by Charlie Kirk's widow. Then he heads back to Kentucky for the Trump appearance.

The campaign is FULL OF FUN!!!