Doug Zarkin, the Chief Brand Officer of Good Feet, wanted to talk about Nurses Appreciation Week and the specials they have to honor those who care for all of us...

The full, unedited broadcast of the 1973 Kentucky Derby. Secretariat wins the race in historic fashion with the first sub 2:00 race. Milton Metz and Cawood Ledford take you through that Saturday afternoon 51 years ago.

Buck Sexton, a national midday host on The Clay and Buck Show, talks his first trip to Louisville, how he got into the radio business, dealing with listeners looking to pick a fight, campus protests, and the core issue for the upcoming election...

Oscar Combs, the longtime producer of The Cats' Pause, is headed into the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. He talked about the beginning of the paper and how it changed sports media, his start writing for the Courier Journal when he was a teenager, Mark Pope taking over in Lexington, and the future of college sports...

Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the protests and arrests across the country's college campuses related to the Israel/Palestine conflict, the renewed movement to removed the Speaker of the House, and the future of coal and EV cars...

Jody Demling talked crazy Derby memories, his love of Sierra Leone, old school vs new school betting, and the rumor that Taylor Swift might be coming to town...

Joshua Crowder discusses his run for Metro Council, his vision for District 4, reallocating the city's budget, filling empty downtown buildings with affordable housing, and how being homeless in his youth shaped his priorities for the city...

Jody Demling talks hitting the Toy Tiger exacta, Encino scratching and Epic Ride getting in the Derby, Fierceness being out of the 17 hole, the "place to be" at the track on Friday and Saturday, and Japanese-style training...

Lou Lou on Market is hosting Kegs & Eggs 2024 Oak's Brunch to benefot Apron Inc. Get details from Lou Lou owner Jared Matthews and APRON's Executive Director Robin Miller...

Joe Federle, and Editor at WHAS 11, is coutning down some great Derby memories (many of which include Terry Meiners)...