Congressman John Yarmuth talks about the unemployment impact of COVID-19 and the next stimulus/relief package that might be coming down the pike and the possibility of a government reparations package...

Jim Carroll, the Director of National Drug Control Policy and The White House drug czar, visited Kentucky today to talk about the three counties added to the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Program, the added federal dollars those counties will receive to fight drugs, and the impact of law enforcement and drug rehab on the process...

ABC's Aaron Katersky talks about the new book from Mary Trump, "Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man" and the picture it paints of the President and his relationship to his family...

Hayley and the Knobs on our Terry's encounters with another famous Terry, a local realtor who cannot spell, celebs who are getting paid on Instagram, stuff Americans do that non-Americans think are odd, and celebrities that think they are running for President...

Karl Schmitt, President and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission, called to talk about the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 Ironman Louisville. He talked about the unpredictability of the Ohio River playing a big part in the cancellations, the possibility of gaining future half-Ironman races in the future, and the financial impact of Ironman...

Police officer trainer Tim Dimoff talked about defunding the police, dealing with large crowds, and training officers for what might happen in the field...

Courier Journal reporter Tessa Duvall called to discuss her story about claims made by Breonna Taylor's lawyer. Her lawyer claims Taylor's death was ultimately due to a gentrification project by the Metro government, which led to the No Knock warrant, and her shooting...

Hayley and the Knobs on Hayley singing and playing guitar on The Gram, celebs with various criminal/public image issues, and Adolph Rupp's name possible coming down from Rupp Arena...

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the state of the Breonna Taylor case and contingency plans in case the verdict is not what sections of the public have been calling for. He also discussed the status of Jefferson Square Park and people not being allowed to camp overnight, restoring a feeling of safety in downtown Louisville, and the overall level of violence in the Metro...

Former Senate candidate Mike Broihier talked about his reaction to the primary results. He also discussed some of the changes Amy McGrath's campaign needs to make to be successful in November, younger people taking charge of the political direction in our country, and what comes next for him...