LMPD’s Lamont Washington updates us on police procedures during COVID-19, easy actions citizens can take that might help them increase their own safety, and how the community is reaching out to help our first responders…

Gary Fox of Apron, Inc. talks to us about their mission to help independent restaurant employees through the COVID-19 pandemic. He talked about the massive amount of requests for help they have and how you can help them get people through this crisis…

Councilwoman Jessica Green joined us to explain why she voted against Metro Council’s extension of community relief and how the community is coming together to get through the COVID-19 pandemic…

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell joins Terry to provide an update on ongoing negotiations on a stimulus bill designed to help the economy through the coronavirus pandemic.

Hayley and the Knobs talked with Mayor Fischer from quarantine, home schoolin’, stupid celebs, and college kids being dumb on Spring Break…

Mayor Greg Fischer called from quarantine to fill us in on the status of his wife who tested positive for COVID-19. He also announced a new emergency response fund for those in need in the Metro, talked about what you can do to make sure our healthcare system isn’t overwhelmed in the future, and filled us in on some of the actions the city is taking to lessen the effects of COVID-19…

Schoolboy Sam joins Terry to discuss what it’s like being a high school senior dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. They also discuss what could have happened if the NCAA basketball tournaments went on.

Terry talks with LMPD Officer Lamont Washington about how the police force is taking precautions against COVID-19. Officer Washington says the police department is refraining from answering non-violent and non-emergency phone calls.

Hayley and the Knobs talked to U of L Athletic Director Vince Tyra about the loss of sports, the challenges college students face without in-person classes, the dedication of Cat fans, and St. Patrick’s Day…

Vince Tyra, the Athletic Director of the University of Louisville, talked about managing the loss of athletics at U of L and ways that the athletes themselves can help the community get through this pandemic without being able to compete. He also talked about the financial impact on the athletes and the university and the reaction of the athletes when they found out their season ended. He also had a special message for Cardinals fans out there…