Former WHAS meteorologist Kristen Cornett has connected with two of her sisters and seeks their 4th sister. A female born on October 16, 1972 at 6:42 PM at St. Joseph Hospital in Louisville then placed for adoption thru Ky Baptist Home for Children.

Author Andy Kiehl talks about his book “Your Kids Will Lead”. He discusses the importance of communication and common sense, the impacts of social media and technology, and how you can help your kid(s) navigate today’s world.

Listen to his visit and advice here…

Lee Burchfield, the Interim Director of the Louisville Free Public Library, talks about the pressures faced by the library system under the current budget proposal cuts. He discussed how the libraries would be directly affected by the cuts, the number of people that still use the library system, and how the library still helps people in the digital age.

White House Deputy Director of Communications Jessica Ditto discusses the President’s national emergency declaration. She said the declaration is justified in using the funds to address the emergency at the southern border, how to cooperate with localities in securing the boarder, the history of using the national emergency declaration, and the possibility of opening Pandora’s Box in this instance.

Listen top Jessica’s call here…

Eric Gregory, President of the Kentucky Distillers Association, called in to talk about Senate Bill 99’s negative impact on the bourbon industry. The bill would allow wine to be shipped out of state, but for some reason shipping bourbon would still be illegal. Craft beer would also remain illegal.

Get Eric’s take and find out how to make your voice heard, if you so desire…

The same ol' story...man bad, woman good.

Old Joe is excited about the Cats’ win over Auburn. He said they are going to be a #1 Seed and run through the tournament like a tornado through a trailer park. He also had a few thoughts on Chris Mack cussing on TV, U of Smell blowing leads, and more.

Listen to Old Joe’s call here…

Schoolboy Sam came back for a second time this week to talk about the Oscars, school, and sports. He weighed in on Zion’s shoe explosion, U of L’s performance at Syracuse, UK’s upcoming game against Auburn, and more.

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Old Joe liked watching U of Smell’s basketball season die last night in Syracuse. Get ready for the NIT!! That will give you plenty of time to watch the Cats show everyone else how the game is supposed to be played. The Cats are gonna get #9!!!

Listen to everything else he had to say here…

Taxpayer advocate Denis Frankenberger says he knows how the Metro can avoid the Mayor’s proposed insurance tax increase by simply changing the way they pay for the KFC YUM! Center. He said this change could generate almost $300 million for the city over the next 30 years.

He also discussed the increased price of the KFC YUM! Center after the recent refinance and where that money is going.

Listen to our conversation here…