Terry Meiners

The Louisville Orchestra's principal cellist Nick Finch stopped by WHAS Radio to detail some phenomenal shows scheduled over the next few weeks.

Terry Meiners, who can't carry a tune in a bucket, had many questions for Mr. Finch, except he forgot to ask if one of Nick's ancestors was named Atticus.

Kimberly will be emceeing StageOne's 80th Anniversary Gala on Thursday, October 22, at The Woman's Club of Louisville-- StageOne's very first stage and home. This festive evening will feature performances by alumni and past partners including the wonderful Ben Sollee, light bites and desserts from The Bristol and a bar by Heaven Hill-- plus a mini museum of lost treasures from both StageOne and Walden's archives. Tickets available at stageone.org and support the next 80 years of excellent children's theatre in our community.

93-year-old Conrad Bachmann returned to the Terry Meiners WHAS Radio show to discuss his incredible career, modern Hollywood challenges, raising kids in California, and to celebrate his upcoming Hometown Heroes building banner. It is scheduled to go up on Fifth Street later this month.

Brett Bachmann, CEO of Heuser Hearing Institute, joined his dad at WHAS to help celebrate the honor.

Author Maggie Harlow visited with Terry Meiners to dive into another chapter of her popular book EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY. She recalls the invitation she'd received to go to the GRAMMYS with her world famous son Jack Harlow.

Listen to the reality check that the night quickly became! Maggie teaches listeners about managing expectations.

PICTURED: Maggie in the "vinyl" dress she assumed would be leather. Bait and switch from another online seller!!!

Bowman Fest returns this Saturday and Sunday to Louisville's Bowman Field. Heralded pilot Pat MacDonald discusses the challenges of formation flying. Fellow pilot Terry Meiners loves discussing aviation more than any other radio topic.

Pat has lots of details on this year's Bowman Fest.

Louisville, KY – APRON Inc., the nonprofit that Serves Those Who Serve You, invites Louisville to experience an unforgettable evening of food, cocktails and giving at the Ten Taste Experience, taking place October 11 at The Olmsted.Celebrating 15 years of supporting restaurant workers when they need it most, APRON’s Ten Taste Experience brings together ten exceptional tastes, thoughtfully crafted food and drink, and the people who make Louisville’s dining scene so special — all in support of the restaurant community.The evening begins with a celebratory happy hour before guests embark on a delicious tasting experience featuring ten memorable tastes, complemented by creative cocktails, wine and plenty of opportunities to raise a glass and pay it forward.Hosted by Dawne Gee of WAVE 3 TV, the evening will also feature a live auction, raffle and inspiring stories from APRON “Heroes” whose lives have been touched by the organization’s mission.For 15 years, APRON has been there for restaurant workers facing unexpected hardships. Through the generosity of the community, APRON has awarded more than $1.2 million in grants to over 1,300 restaurant employees from more than 180 restaurants.The Ten Taste Experience is more than a night of incredible food and drink — it’s a chance to celebrate the people behind Louisville’s restaurant community and pay it forward to those who serve us every day.What Guests Can Expect

• Happy Hour
• Beloved recipes from Chef Ellen Gill McCarty, each given a fresh and creative interpretation by participating chefs.
• Cocktail Pairings
• Passed Wine
• Live Auction
• Inspiring APRON Hero Stories
• An unforgettable evening of food, friends and giving
• A Taste to Take Home Parting Gift

Ten Taste Experience: Ten Tastes. One Night. One Powerful Purpose.Bartenders:Tom Wilburn-Watch Hill ProperMichael Beckmann- Osteria Italian Seafood Chefs:Oscar Hernandez-Masterson’s CateringPeng Looi-Brooklyn and The ButcherNoam Bilitzer-Meesh Meesh, Mill Iron 4Mike Bowe-Red YetiHenry Wesley-Osteria Italian SeafoodBrandy Shackelford-Allgeier-Captain’s QuartersDallas McGarity-Cipollini, The Fat LambJoshua Moore-Volare Italian Ristorante

Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY/02) was on the air discussing data center costs and midterm elections when he learned that KSP trooper Hayden Phillips was shot to death by a black male motorist whom Phillips pulled over on I-65 in Warren County.

More details of this killing of a law enforcement officer are continuing to develop.

RIP trooper Phillips

ABO North American welterweight champion Pryce Sparrow successfully defended his title in the Dominican Republic a few weeks ago. Pryce and his dad Kelvin visited Terry Meiners at WHAS to discuss what's next.

Pryce talked about his preparation, recovery, and the uplifting words he received from his recent opponent.

And yes, there is a headlining Louisville bout coming up in February!

Butterflies in Motion, the annual fundraiser for The Heuser Hearing Institute, is now an evening event. Proceeds boost the incredible hearing healthcare, speech & language services, and outreach programs available to people throughout the area.

Brad Broecker and Brett Bachmann chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS with full details on the wide spectrum of auction items available.

MORE: thehearinginstitute.org

Origin Park CEO Dennis Schnurbusch visited WHAS Radio to update listeners on the expansive nature preserve along Clarksville, Indiana's riverfront.

Enjoy all it has to offer visitors!

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