Senate candidate Mike Broihier explained why he can beat Mitch McConnell in November. He also talked about the differences between himself, Amy McGrath, and Charles Booker, his vision of law enforcement, and reason people should vote for him in tomorrow's primary...

Quentin James, Founder & President of The Collective Pac, talks about the lack of polling places and other challenges in tomorrow's primary that could lead to voter suppression in the Commonwealth. He also discussed some of the services his group is providing to help people get to the polls and the lack of African American leaders in politics...

My son Simon Meiners joined me to chat about his job at the Frazier History Museum, the Green bay Packers drafting a QB, Colin Kaepernick's future, and his support of Charles Booker...

Hayley and the Knobs talks Juneteenth and the TV show Black-ish teaching us all about it a few years ago, Momma June's ridiculously expensive meth habit, a list of various artists last #1 hit records, and the future of Governor Beshear's "Beers with Beshear" briefings...

Teddy Abrams, Music Director of The Louisville Orchestra, talked about an event to celebrate Juneteenth tonight on the steps of Metro Hall...

Sean Stiles talked to use about the Bluegrass Blitzball league at Hunsinger Lane Baptist Church. He gave us the low-down on the crazy ball they use, some of the other rules changes, and how you can watch on YouTube...

We wanted to talk with Dr. David Nightingale because tomorrow is his 89th birthday, but we also discussed his voracious hiking routine, the seriousness of COVID-19, and the logic behind social distancing and using a mask...

Yavonne Sarber talked about her restaurant Agave & Rye. She discussed their "taco as a vessel" philosophy, making the best of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the safety precautions they are taking to keep their staff and customers safe while they enjoy tasty tacos and delicious beverages...

Hayley and da Knobs talk testing for COVID-19 in the sewers and the people that have to clean out those systems, LMPD changing their protocols to allow officers to stop other officers using undue force, and the race for Senate getting hot in here...

100 Seeds of Promise author and 13th & Joan CEO Ardre Orie talked about tomorrow's Take Your Knee Off My Neck event. She discussed the virtual town hall that is designed to be a safe space for men to tell their truth and people to listen and understand what is happening in our country. Get more details on the event and some of her writings here...