Downtown Queen Rebecca Fleischaker updates WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on all things downtown Louisville

Dr. Debra Clary's post graduate life began by delivering Frito-Lay products to stores. She tells WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners how her career grew exponentially, now assisting Fortune 500 leaders and business teams improve decision quality in the AI era by asking better questions, and measuring curiosity.

Her one woman show A CURIOUS WOMAN - Two Truths & A Lie takes the stage September 12 at 7 PM in Louisville's legendary Actors Theatre.

The show is a benefit for UP FOR WOMEN, a Louisville assistance project for homeless women. Executive director Lorena Hood joins the conversation to give full voice to UP's mission.

Retired WHAS radio and television host Van Vance, 89, tells Terry Meiners about his earliest radio days and how one man's decision to hire Van changed his life.

From the Park City Flash basketball playing days to Van's Dancin' & Romancin' to Vanlon to Double Vees, Van Vance has weathered a sea of nutty co-workers throughout his career.

Cheers to the voice of WHAS, University of Louiville sports, and Kentucky Colonels ABA basketball champions VANNNNNNNN VANCE!

Indiana Governor Mike Braun spoke with Terry Meiners about federal aid to Hoosiers affected by recent flooding devastation. He updates the various agencies tending to the needs of displaced citizens.

Gov. Braun and Terry also spoke about President Trump's public statements touting the ousting of the Indiana state senate leader, and other insights from the governor's conversations with his friend Donald Trump.

Also discussed: the timeline for getting the Chicago Bears to move to Hammond, Indiana; and if the #6 preseason ranking for the defending national champion Indiana University football team is disrespectful.



photo: Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle

District Court Judge Karen Faulkner joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to discuss modern court practices, techniques, and opportunities to help citizens involved in legal proceedings.

Shawn Herbig, co-founder of Bluegrass Bitters, chats up Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio after winning MIXER OF THE YEAR honors at the New Orleans Spirits Competition.

Shawn makes a few suggestions for clever drink creations to do at home.

Kentucky's agriculture commissioner Jonathan Shell, a Garrard County farmer, discusses the state's crop and meat production, victories, and challenges for farmers.

Pastor John Mays and Frank Miller dropped by to discuss the Kentuckiana Real Estate Investors Association, a group to help small business owners who buy and flip homes, buildings, apartments, and land.

There are challenges for any small business owner, but Mays and Miller say the government is not always as helpful as they could be for small business investors turning abandoned homes back into tax revenue producing buildings.

Listen to their story.

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Actors Theatre of Louisville managing director Emily Tarquin and artistic director Amelia Acosta Powell tell Terry Meiners about the incredible array of talent appearing on their stage this fall.

Colman Domingo, a Shelock Holmes mystery, a Halloween treat called Dead as a Dodo, and A Christmas Carol will all appear at Louisville's theatrical mother ship Actors Theatre.

Author, leadership strategist, and all around good soul Maggie Harlow visited Terry Meiners to help listeners grasp daily serenity through the capture of personal time.

It's a great listen.