James Pritchard updates us on the possible movements of both the Castleman and Prentice statues. He also discussed why the movement is taking place and the question of whether or not the two men are being judged on the totality of their lives or just small sections of them.

Governor Bevin started the conversation by clarifying his drowning victims analogy for the pension crisis. He also discussed the lack of outrage against former administrations for under-funding the pension, where the pension will be in the next few years if the system isn’t reformed, and what he would do if the pension changes are ruling illegal by the Kentucky Supreme Court. He also talked about the Commonwealth’s ongoing negotiations with JCPS and his timeline for announcing his plans for 2019.

Tony was “too busy” to do the FBI Fitness Test, but Will Clark from the newsroom gave it a try. Hear how he joined the exclusive Minus 6 Club.

Michael tweeted and said he dreamed of being interviewed. Well, I guess dreams do come true. Listen and find out more about Michael Moeller.

PGA Teaching Professional Brian Manzella talks about Bruce Koepka’s win at the PGA. Bruce’s strengths, Tiger run on Sunday, Justin Thomas, and changes to the PGA’s schedule.

Kentucky great Dan Issel called in to talk about the addition of Steve Higdon to the NBA2Lou team, the vision of having an NBA in the city, the KFC YUM! Center, and more.

Author Katya Cengel talks about her book “Exiled: From the Killing Fields of Cambodia to California and Back”. It is the story of four families afflicted by the violence of the Khmer Rouge, their quests to the U.S., and what happened once they got here. Katya also talked about getting the families to trust her enough to talk about their past.

Louisvillian Tavi Wallace won a fifty-mile race in TN over the weekend. Find out why she did it, what hurts the most now, and what she encountered on the trails. Ticks, snakes, oh my!

John Hackworth talks about the process to become Louisville City’s new coach, how great a job the triumvirate did in their stead as coaches, his vision for Louisville City FC, and how appreciative he is of the fan support he has already received.

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the opening of the Convention Center, the JCPS negotiation with the State, the Explorer case and Councilwoman Leet’s push for perjury charges, Louisville’s immigrant community, Abolish ICE, and more.