Media hero Angie Fenton has been on the roller coaster of joy and despair over the past few years. She tells her story to Terry Meiners. What a strong and insightful woman! Go Angie! 

Entrepreneur Mike Repole spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners on his Louiville Kings launch, his admiration and support for Rick Pitino and St. John's, and his upcoming Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks contenders.

Repole's energy is limitless and his love for the city of Louisville abundant.

Captain Ed Gallrein, a decorated Navy SEAL officer, served the United States in uniform for 30+ years. He's now the Trump-endorsed candidate running for Congress to oust Thomas Massie (KY-04), considered one of President Trump's most outspoken Republican obstructionists.

Captain Gallrein discusses with Terry Meiners his vision, his mission, and his multiple meetings with President Donald Trump, (who handpicked him to run), and the Massie PAC ads that refer to Gallrein as "woke."

It's a sizzling conversation so enjoy!

Rep. Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) chatted with Terry Meiners regarding the stalemate over federal workers pay as Democrats demand that funding for ICE not be included in the current proposal.

Rep. McGarvey also discussed the war in Iran and its challenges, plus the push to get FIFA to make World Cup tickets more affordable for people attending this year's matches in the U.S.

Author and inspirational leader Jenny Smith, a quadriplegic since age 16, tells the tale of her newest book In the Shade of the Sugar Maple, a novella based on a Jefferson County cemetery and the stories buried within.

Jenny is an incredible shining light for those living with challenges. Her website: jennysmithrollson.com

Meet Jenny on Sunday, March 29 from noon to 4 at Barnes & Noble on Hurstbourne Lane.

Joyce Jennings, Nanette Mershon, Greg Gitschier, and Scott Davenport all landed in the WHAS Radio studio with details of the April 15th Queens Daughters Fashion Show, a legendary Louisville spring fundraising event!

WHAS Radio host Terry Meiners on the mid robots prancing around the White House today, the need for autonomous cars to thwart drunk/drugged drivers, and NASA offering the chance to live on the moon. 

Terry will take a pass on that last one.

ABC News correspondent Brad Mielke updates us on NASA's plan to build a base on the moon.

Tell me how it goes. I'm not going to any other part of the universe just to try to find cheaper gas. Indiana is far enough!

Louisville's new UFL team the Louisville Kings open their inaugural season this Friday night vs. Birmingham at Lynn Family Stadium.

UFL VP Steve Macy sat down with Terry Meiners to discuss the city's strong welcome for the team and all of the activities scheduled for Friday's opener.

The Beasman is not taking UK basketball's season ending beatdown well 24 hours after the final horn. But he is thrilled that Loserville is also out of the NCAA Tournament after losing to Michigan State.

It's all sadness in these parts. "Twenty million down the tarlit!"

What's next for Mark "Kenny" Pope? Should Kentucky pay more than the $22 they dished out last season for lackluster results?

Stay tuned.