James "Murr" Murray from the hit TV show IMPRACTICAL JOKERS talked to Terry Meiners about the new season of his TBS show and the creative process to put it together with his buddies Brian "Q" Quinn and Sal Vulcano.

Murr will perform his stage show complete with standup and an Impractical Jokers typed stunt with an audience member at Covington's Madison Theater this Friday night. Tickets and info at murrlive.com

The Beasman is giddy after the UK Wildcats pulled off a miraculous victory in the NCAA Tournament versus Santa Clara. So, of course, the next thought is Ls DOWN! Ls DOWN! Ls DOWN! for the rabid fan base that only finds joy in Kentucky wins and U of Smell failure.

Louisville is set to play Michigan State tomorrow so Kentucky fans are already burning couches as sacrifices to the Big Blue gods in Wildcat Heaven.

March is fun in Kentucky!

Several of the Louisville Kings dropped by to chat with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio ahead of their March 27 season opener at Lynn Family Stadium.

Meet Willie Tyler (former UofL offensive lineman), Steele Chambers (Ohio State linebacker), Keaton Ellis (Penn State safety), and speedy Jason Bean (Kansas quarterback).

All the guys are hoping to work their way back to the NFL. They discussed their careers, fun aspects of the UFL, and community service for their new Louisville home.

Chris Redman, who played quarterback in the NFL, at UofL, and Male High, is back in his hometown to lead the UFL Louisville Kings.

Coach Redman sat down with Terry Meiners on WHAS to give an overview of his impressive roster and the outlook for the upcoming season.

The opening game is Friday, March 27 at Lynn Family Stadium. 

GO KINGS!

Louisville author and raconteur David Domine wrote the book MURDER IN GLITTERBALL CITY, centered on a heinous murder in a classic Old Louisville. It's been turned into an HBO docuseries with Domine as a consultant on the show.

David retells the story and says that it is actually inspiring more tourism to this legendary section of the city.

The mother and father of an addict (now 3 years sober) visited WHAS Radio to amplify the mission of PAL "parents of addicted loved ones." It's a faith based organization stretching all across the U.S.

Terry and the couple had a wide ranging conversation on finding help for people connected to anyone who is an addict, whether or not they are seeking treatment.

Archbishop Shelton Fabre visited WHAS Radio and discussed a reawakening of faith, global respect for the Catholic Church, community service, and his nerve-racking assignment of throwing out the first pitch at next week's season opener for the Louisville Bats.

Father Cole McDowell joined the archbishop ahead of his assignment of singing the National Anthem at the baseball game.

Terry Meiners offered pointers to both of them on bringing their best to these important ballpark tasks.

18-year-old Lydia Cosper, a senior at New Albany High School, is launching a new podcast called By Her Hands. She returned to WHAS studios to update Terry Meiners on her various service projects and education projections.

Lydia will soon head to Purdue University to study environmental engineering, another step in her quest to save the world.

Is she "senior slacking" with only a few weeks of high school remaining? Be serious!

Keep an eye on Lydia. She is working around the clock to ensure an amazing future.

The Beasman can't believe that U of Smell's superstar won't be available for the Cardinals' NCAA Tournament games. Awww, too bad, so sad!

Larry Minner knows his Cards are walking into a nightmare but Beasman also knows his precious Wildcats are likely to be quickly ejected from the tourney.

Tough times in Kentucky.

Wisconsin Green Bay Packers reporter Dominique Yates, formerly with WLKY and the Courier-Journal, checks in from snowy Green Bay to make his March Madness picks.

Dom has an incredible snow story to tell as accumulation records are falling all through the Great Lakes region. He also just wanted to talk basketball again with Terry Meiners on WHAS because he misses home!