The patriarch of Louisville's Brohm family tells his story to Terry Meiners on WHAS.

Coach Bob Redman won over 300 high school football games at multiple schools and 3 Kentucky State Championships with Male High School.

Coach Redman and WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners discuss fatherhood, coaching, leadership, and the joy of watching the next generation shine.

Professional boxer Pryce Sparrow of Radcliff, Kentucky tells the story of how his most recent opponent got a little mouthy at the weigh-in. Pryce quickly took care of business in the ring the next day, becoming the youngest ever boxer to win the coveted ABO North American Belt.

A belt presentation ceremony will be scheduled soon. Pryce Sparrow is now riding a perfect 6-0 record with tough opponents ahead.

Pryce's father Kelvin Sparrow joined the boxer in the WHAS studio to discuss the rigorous training regimen, executing each fight plan, and how to enjoy life beyond the ring.

Louisville is a legendary home to iconic boxers. Pryce Sparrow is putting in the work to hopefully join the list of the city's greatest ever champions.

Sen. Rand Paul spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS to catch up on current events in Iran and Washington. Is the new Iranian regime not "radicalized" as President Trump claims? Trust and verify is still the order of the day when dealing with any Iran regime.

Meiners also asked about Rand Paul's communication with his hospitalized colleague Mitch McConnell and his primary losing friend Thomas Massie.

University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman ain't having it when fans celebrate the Louisville Kings. He claims that UK sports dominate all Kentuckian brains. There's no room for some flimsy Pop Warner NFL wannabes in the Commonwealth because BLUE GETS IN!

And on another note, Beasman rails at the University of Kentucky for hiring a nebbish numbers nerd as athletics director when Coach Cal is available to return to Lexington. His first move should be to hire Karl Anthony Towns as a replacement for Mark Pope.

These dark days for the Cats would spin into greatness with those two simple moves. Let's do it, BBN! Beasman is NEVER wrong!

Louisvillian Dan Mason used his early teen years pestering the program directors at WKLO and WAKY to upgrade their programming. 

He must have known what he was talking about. Initially hired at WKLO, Dan went on to much larger stations and eventually to lead CBS Radio (two times).

He fired Don Imus. Befriended every superstar performer. Built CBS Radio into dominant positions in markets across America.

Mason is also a sportscaster, primarily in women's basketball and is a horse racing analyst.

Terry Meiners and Dan Mason discussed his incredible career at CBS as chronicled in his new book FEARLESS: The Life and Times of a Media Maverick.

website: danmasonbook.com

Louisville Kings head coach Chris Redman led his UFL team to the United Bowl UFL Championship on Saturday in Washington D.C. The entire UFL league is based in the Dallas area. Redman's squad roared back from a tough start to the season to capture the ultimate crown versus D.C.

Driving home with the trophy, Coach Redman spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to retrace the season and discuss his strategy to get the final win. Coach Redman is deeply thankful for the tremendous local support for the city's upstart team, and he's already making plans to chase a second title for the Kings.

There'll be a Louisville celebration for the Louisville Kings soon. Listen for details.

Congressman Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio a day after going 4-4 in the Congressional Softball Game. McGarvey's Democrats were pounded by the Republicans but the Kentucky congressman earned an MVP award for his batting prowess.

Rep. McGarvey and Meiners discussed the latest on the Iran war and movement from the Trump Justice Department to tighten its influence over state elections. 

Many conservatives are suspicious of the elongated mail-in vote counting process following recent California primary elections, casting doubt on the accuracy of election results.