Terry Meiners

Former Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson and his son Sidney flew to Miami to watch the elder Abramson's alma mater compete for the college football championship. His Indiana Hoosiers prevailed in a dramatic game.

Jerry tells Terry Meiners about the fast trip down and back to see the magical moments unfold at Hard Rock Stadium.

The Indiana Hoosiers beat Miami to collect the Hoosiers' first ever football national championship. It was an up and down contest, with Indiana prevailing late with an interception that stopped Miami's final drive. FINAL: Indiana 27, Miami 21

IU student Haller Walz and his buddies had quite a night on campus and then in the streets after the victory was secured. CLASSES WERE NOT CANCELED!!!

Haller spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio the day after.

The University of Kentucky basketball team has had back-to-back amazing comeback victories so now The Beasman claims that he's always loved Mark Pope and never doubted him for a second!

NOT TRUE!

Now Beasman wants to complete the weekend with a delicious defeat for Kentucky's "arch enema" Indiana Hoosiers football in their national championship game versus Miami.

COUCHES WILL BURN IN LEXINGTON if Indiana is defeated. Guaranteed!

Nate Morris spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners after the senate candidate met with the world's richest man, Elon Musk. Morris discussed Musk's $10 million infusion of campaign money and how it would be put to work for the campaign that hopes to take the seat being vacated by Senator Mitch McConnell.

Meiners also asked Nate Morris about President Trump's insistence that the United States take over Greenland, and a weekend protest in Minnesota where an anti-ICE group invaded a Christian Sunday church service.

Greg Hahn is back in The Ville to sling barbs and self-deprecating humor from the stage at The Caravan in Mid City Mall. Greg and Terry Meiners chopped it up on life's challenges and inevitable romantic heartbreak.

He's still in fifth gear EVERY WAKING MOMENT. The boy doesn't slow down!

Shows: Friday & Saturday night at The Caravan, Mid City Mall on Bardstown Road in the Highlands

The University of Kentucky basketball team shocked the world by hitting a last second winning shot and suddenly the heat is off Mark Pope. For now. But Tennessee is next. Stay tuned.

Plus, The Beasman can't believe that some prominent Kentucky Wildcats football players have signed to play for the UFL's Louisville Kings. Benny Snell and Lynn Bowden Jr, the Ls DOWN king, will both wear Louisville Kings jerseys for the new pro team starting in March.

Puzzling...or are they going to sabotage the Louisville team? Hmmm...

Governor Mike Braun joined Terry Meiners to discuss strategies to snare the Chicago Bears with a new stadium just across the state line in Indiana.

They also discussed Indiana law enforcement working with ICE, fraudulent use of taxypayer funds in Minnesota and other states, a rebuff on redrawing congressional districts, Gov. Andy Beshear's challenges as leader of Democrat governors, and his preview of the Indiana Hoosiers in Monday's football national championship game.

What's his bet with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis?

As for Andy Beshear's job leading Democrats: "Andy is in a tough spot. He's got a party nationally that is run by a bunch of nuts...Schumer and Pelosi seem tame next to AOC, Jasmine Crockett, and Zohran Mamdani (now) the leadership of the Democrat party. Andy's in a tough place because he still has to kowtow with that...I don't think that dog hunts."

Lonnie Ali joined Terry Meiners to discuss her husband Muhammad Ali's life, legacy, preservation of his messaging, and the new U.S. Postal Service Ali stamp.

Lonnie also weighs in her favorite film depiction of Muhammad and a young star who will soon appear as The Greatest in an upcoming Amazon Prime film.

93-year-old actor Conrad Bachmann tells his story of leaving the University of Kentucky and drifting to Hollywood as a dancer with a dream.

After dozens of film and hundreds of TV acting jobs, the risk seems to have paid proper dividends. Conrad tells the story of passing on a chance to join Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift in "Raintree County" in order to snare a better show business path.

Conrad and Terry Meiners discuss the actor's amazing life on the day the Hometown Heroes building banner group announced that Mr. Bachmann will be honored.

Another wide ranging chat with Sen. Rand Paul on transgender athletes in girls sports, Minnesota fraud, ICE shooting, Fauci, more