Terry Meiners

University of Louisville baseball coach Dan McDonnell and his wife Julie are celebrating 20 years in Louisville. The McDonnell's were secretly paying Wal-Mart customers' Christmas bills but social media unmasked their heartwarming efforts.

Coach McDonnell has high expectations from his next squad of Louisville Cardinals, expecting them to be ranked right from the jump. The home opener is February 13 at Jim Patterson stadium, then the Cards head to Texas for a round robin series of games against premium opponents.

UofL baseball also offers baseball camps for kids of all ages January 17-18. The leadoff dinner features many former Cardinals who have made their marks in MLB. That dinner is January 23.

Full details at gocardscom

Louisville's mayor popped by WHAS Radio with Terry Meiners to chat about the year that was and the year ahead. Mayor Craig Greenberg discussed his running regimen, personal work ethic, and pursuing business edges for Louisville versus other cities.

Public safety, housing, refitting vacant buildings, and expanding parks and libraries are all underway. Now comes the annual trek to Frankfort to pitch Louisville's visions for 2026 to the general assembly.

The Queen of Downtown Louisville Rebecca Fleischaker, executive director of the Louisville Downtown Partnership, reflects on a robust year for downtown Louisville business and tourism. She profiles the roadmap to extend growth in the years ahead.

The Beasman can hardly take time to celebrate the Kentucky Wildcats huge win over Indiana because he's fretting that Slick Rick is conjuring up trickerations to bamboozle naive Mark Pope in the next game.

COME ON POPE! Don't mess up this one our Cat fans will chase you out of Lexington FOR GOOD!

The Beasman is thrilled that Tennessee crushed U of Smell, the 2nd S.E.C. squad to beat Louisville. But Beasman is really scared that Slick Rick Pitino is going to use mind games to outfox Mark Pope in this weekend's matchup of the beloved Kentucky Wildcats vs. Pitino's Saint John Gotti I-talian thugs.

Successful businessman Tim Malone found himself spiraling into the depths of an opioid addiction that lasted seven years. Entwined in a failing marriage and burdened by the pressure of maintaining his $400 million business, Tim turned to opioids to numb his pain. His descent into addiction led to an unexpected romance with Denise, a relationship that ultimately provided him with a second chance at love and happiness. The arrival of Boo Boo, a dog Tim never knew he wanted, catalyzed his journey to redemption. Boo Boo's unconditional love helped Tim confront his demons and rebuild his life.

Following Boo Boo's death, plunging Tim into profound grief, opened doors to a new spiritual dimension. Through his experiences with orbs, spirit guides, angels, and so many other mystical entities, Tim found a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper connection to the universe, and to Boo Boo.

"Behind the Veil" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of love. It offers both hope and encouragement to those struggling with addiction, and Tim's story is a beacon of light for anyone who has faced rock bottom. This book also provides an inspirational and sweeping foundation of knowledge for those seeking a deeper understanding of the spiritual realm.

Kentucky State University Professor Dr. Wilfred Reilly dismantles the liberal narratives of white supremacy and the warped view that American slavery is the center of today's struggles in minority communities.

Great conversation on reparations, Civil War realities, and global slavery practices that were eradicated by the British and American forces.

Hunter Cantwell grew up in Paducah, walked on at the University of Louisville under Coach Bobby Petrino, started a bowl game for UofL, and eventually made it to the NFL.

He's been coaching the Christian Academy of Louisville Centurions for 6 years and has won the 3A state championship for the past four seasons.

He has an amazing story to tell and much more direction to bring the young men who keep winning at sports and in life.