With Louisville metro under 11 inches of snow and ice, Terry Meiners, Tony Vanetti, Dave Jennings, and Jay Cardosi gathered in a warm WHAS studio to sift through the day's news. Kamala had to certify Trump, UofL finally beat Virginia, UK pounded Florida, and Bob Kraft still needs a rubdown coach.

Brian "Geaux Tigers" Manzella is a Louisiana PGA teaching professional who also lives & breathes college football. The former Louisvillian uses golf parlance to explain why the SEC will continue to dominate college football despite this year's limited success. His picks in the semifinals are the gold standard of prognostication. Will Texas take it all? Not so fast!. Listen for his complete analysis here.

Georgia Bulldogs #1 fan Cody Patterson describes the anguish in New Orleans following the Bourbon Street terror attack ahead of the Sugar Bowl where his Dawgs lost to Notre Dame. Ever the optimist, Cody appreciates the Bulldogs' phenomenal decade (so far) and sees an upside to his team's loss.
 
Prayers for the terror attack victims supersede all football concerns. God Bless all affected families.

Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chairman of the Kentucky Jewish Council, takes issue with many policies championed by Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie

Dr. Danielle Mann talks about creating her own custom craft cocktails with all natural ingredients and the experience of bringing these to market.

WAVE3 investigative reporter John Boel and I discuss the soaring highs and dismal lows of working in media. He's preparing to retire in a few weeks and has more stories than your crazy uncle on his best day.

Congressman Brett Guthrie talks to Terry about being named the chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee along with cabinet appointments in the new administration.

LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey gives an update on changes and updates within Louisville Metro Police and the challenges they face.

Bob Hill has a new book out and he joins Terry Meiners to talk about his journey to Louisville and the various stories and experiences he encountered as a columnist at the Louisville Times and later the Courier Journal.

Terry talks with Patrick Hallahan, drummer for My Morning Jacket on creative food and band life as well as the plans for the future.