Terry Meiners

The Beasman was deeply saddened to hear Larry Minner back from vacation after assuring himself that Larry had died, was fired, or finally ran away from WH&S where he brings shame to the great radio station's name.

But he found solace in hearing what he thought was a shoutout to Kentucky Wildcat fans in President Trump's State of the Union Address following UK's basketball victory over big, bad South Carolina.

And of course, the Loserville Cardinal frauds are mired in a losing streak so Beasman is grinning from ear to ear!

The Louisville Cardinals baseball team made it to the College World Series last year following a terrific Super Regional host site performance. Naturally, expectations are high for the new season launching this weekend.

Coach Mac and Terry Meiners discussed the impressive UofL roster, the true focal points for this year's team, and the exceptional talent of Kentucky's Mr. Baseball Kade Elam who delayed his MLB dream to join the Louisville Cardinals.

Famed thoroughbred horse trainer Dale Romans tells his story to Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio. Dale grew up in Shively, fell in love with horses as a baby, and carved out an incredible Eclipse Award career with over 2,000 victories, including the 2011 Preakness Stakes.

Now Dale Romans wants to use his years of public service (president of Kentucky HBPA and on the  Kentucky Racing Commission board) to bring what he calls "common sense" solutions on fiscal policies, immigration, and rehab strategies for those with addictions.

Mr. Romans was candid about his own struggles with addiction and shares how he meets the daily challenge to further his sobriety.

Dale Romans is running for the U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell. As a Democrat, Dale is running in the primary race against Amy McGrath and Charles Booker.

A longtime Courier-Journal columnist, WHAS Radio & TV newscaster, and SIDEROADS storyteller Byron Crawford sat down with Terry Meiners to reflect on some of his favorite characters he's met on the road.

He also reflects on the white knuckle job of broadcasting live while the 1974 tornado outbreak ripped through Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio.

A collection of Byron Crawford columns from Kentucky Living Magazine are reprinted in the hardback book THE BACK PAGE. 

order the book at KentuckyLiving.com

Max Morley is running to unseat Kentucky state represenative Daniel Grossberg. Mr. Morley has strong feelings about Mr. Grossberg's ethics code violations that ultimately led to a settlement and $2,000 in fines.

Some quotes from Max Morley's WHAS chat with Terry Meiners:

"You're not going to find a more pro-public education guy than me, but we also can't act like some of the (JCPS) criticisms out of Frankfort fell out of the sky one day. I think JCPS has to get its house in order."

"Before we go and ask for more money from Frankfort...I'd love to see is de-coupling property taxes from school funding, that can perpetuate cycles of poverty."

"It shouldn't be as easy to get a Big Mac to get a gun."

More on Max Morley: maxforky.com

Kentucky state representative Daniel Grossberg (KY-30) came to an agreement with the state ethics commission regarding questionable interactions with women in state government. The agreement states that Grossberg "may have violated" ethics code in communications with various associates. He agreed to two $1,000 fines but has not yet paid them.

Governor Andy Beshear, Rep. Morgan McGarvey, and the leaders of the Kentucky Democrat Party and Kentucky Young Democrats all called for Grossberg to resign when allegations arose. Since the agreement was reached, Grossberg says there have been limited communications from those who once called for his resignation.

Terry Meiners asked Grossberg "how in the world are you going to be able to work with your own party under these circumstances?

Grossberg says he will remain in office and will consider litigation against some who may have violated laws in sworn statements.

Stay tuned.

The founder of ProRehab Dr. Larry Benz has a few ideas for proper body maintenance during winter months. Dr. Benz and Terry Meiners discuss exercise limits, preparation, hydration, and massage benefits.

Simon T Meiners, communications and research specialist at Louisville's Frazier History Museum, chats it up with his dad Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.

Simon's freeform delivery of Kentucky historical facts is incredible. Remember Encyclopedia Brown? Simon Meiners makes him seem forgetful and uninformed!

Here's the blog post site referenced by proud dad Terry Meiners:  theroyaltourblog.com