"If I wanna pay your kid a million because she's that good, well that's great, but then it's going to cut back on what I can pay others."

Louisville women's basketball Coach Jeff Walz on finessing NIL payments, hanging onto players once they're on the team, and the tendency of older coaches to retire from today's portal and payment college coaching realities.

The Boden triplets are orthopedic surgeons for UofL Health. Lauren, Stephanie, and Allison pursued the family business - mom, dad, grandmothers, and other relatives - are doctors, so it seemed like a comfortable fit. Lauren (spine), Stephanie (sports), and Allison (feet & ankles) often consult each other and occasionally partner up in surgery.

Here's their story on how these Georgia athletes stuck together through school and,, after separating for residencies, reunited in Louisville. 

And there's another Boden sister ready to graduate and hopefully join her sisters at UofL Health.

Lonnie Ali and media personality John Ramsey created a series of podcast chats with Will Smith, Mike Tyson, Common, Laila Ali, Billy Crystal and others who share how Muhammad Ali boosted their lives through inspiration.

In this WHAS Radio chat with Terry Meiners, Lonnnie also shares thoughts on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, the upcoming Super Bowl, watching Will Smith re-enact Muhammad's life, and more.

University of Kentucky President Dr. Eli Capilouto spoke with Terry Meiners on UK's growth curve, health care expansion, next educational frontiers, DEI pushback, and college affordability to match workforce pay.

The White House rescinded yesterday's EO from President Trump that froze certain elements of federal spending. Democrats pounced right after the announcement and, in spite of clarifications from Team Trump officials, the austerity move was "paused" until it is studied further.

Rep. Morgan McGarvey (KY-3) weighs in on the fumbled process and the Trump offer for federal employees to accept a buyout in order to reduce the workforce.

It's my birthday! My attitude is that EVERY day is your birthday if you set your mind to believe it.

11:59 P.M. is a magical moment every January 21st. Listen to this clip and let me explain why it should be your most valuable minute, too.

New York Times bestselling author Sebastion Junger (The Perfect Storm, In My Time of Dying) returns to Louisville February 2 and 3 for appearances connected to the Kentucky Author Forum. We discussed his harrowing work in war zones, wordsmithing, and his near death encounter where he communicated with his deceased father. 

Did it shake him free from atheism? Maybe...but maybe not.

See Sebastian Junger at various local gatherings: a screening of his film Restrepo, dinner at the Muhammad Ali Center, and a long form interview and Q&A at the Kentucky Center on February 3.

President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term to lead the U.S. and there's no shortage of outrage. He even took hits from an Episcopal Bishop, a devoted Never Trumper, delivering her political sermon from the altar while Trump and V.P. JD Vance just had to sit and absorb it.

Terry Meiners, Paul Miles, and Dave Jennings pore over the day's news

UofL baseball coach Dan McDonnell lists a star studded Leadoff Dinner lineup for this Friday night at the Marriott. The auction items are incredible for baseball memorabilia signed by Cardinals on MLB teams. There are dinners with coaches, road trips, Reds opening day tickets and much more up for auction. All proceeds help the Louisville Cardinals baseball retain and build their roster.

Cody Patterson used to live and breathe politics, running a successful campaign and consulting other candidates in pursuit of winning an election. He joined me on Inauguration Day 2025 to discuss President Trump's aggressive sttyle, ambitious agenda, and the challenges in implementing it.