Dr. Ricky L. Jones is back in the studio to talk about removing Confederate monuments, arming black people, Donald Trump emboldening racist groups, and more. He even took a few questions from listener emails.

Old Joe called to let us know who the State Fair really belongs too. He also said it looks like Romeo Langford is gettin’ snookered by Slick Rick and that everyone should come to Lexington for the UK Legends & Charity Games where real ball players will be on display.

State Senator Whitney Westerfield announced that he will run against Andy Beshear for the Office of Attorney General in 2019. He talked about some of the things he would change in that office, his goals in his current office, and voter fraud in the Commonwealth.

Astrophysicist and the Director of STEM Education at PBS Learning Media Rachel Connolly tells us why the eclipse is important and how (due to advancements in technology) the Sun could affect us more in the future.

Governor Matt Bevin dropped by the studio to tell us all about his trip into the vaults at Fort Knox. He talked about the gold in the vault, what other items are held there, and the immense security. He also touched on his experience of the eclipse in Hopkinsville and the inaccuracy of the state pension fund assumptions.

Our own Suzanne Duvall’s great reaction to seeing Eclipse 2017 from Tennessee. In short, “I need a cigarette.”

Terry had a conversation with Lucky For Live lottery winner David Jordan. They talked about how he found out he won and what he is going to do with the money.

Arm wrestling champion Brad Spine talks about his upcoming appearance on American Ninja Warrior, dealing with the bright lights, and his competition from across the country.

Former Louisville Cardinal Bobby Turner talked about his life growing up on an Alabama farm, moving to Louisville, his buddy Darrell Griffith, and (of course) his love for basketball.

Preview this weekend's Louisville Regatta Grand Prix with President of F1 ChampBoat Racing Mike Schriefer and driver Mark Major.