Schoolboy Sam Frey calls in from college to talk all forms of football including his Detroit Lions win over the Super Bowl champs...

Julie Howell of the Louisville Sports Commission discusses changes coming to the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame and the Paul Hornung Award, plus a new event in town...

Magicians David Garrard and Bret Sohl preview tomorrow's It's Magic Show at the Ursuline Arts Center...

Eric Gregory, the President of the Kentucky Distillers’ Association, and Chris Morris, the Master Distiller at Brown-Forman, preview the upcoming Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame induction ceremony and why it became legal for women to drink alcohol in public...

Alyssa and Wayne Brewer talk their new George Jones & Tammy Wynette tribute record, "A&W Sing George & Tammy" that comes out next week and Finley Fest that is happening this Sunday...

Josh Heird, the Athletic Director at the University of Louisville, talks his new gameday traditon that listeners can participate in, tips to make the gameday experience easier/better, changes at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium, the 502 Circle, and the future for football and men's basketball...

CEO John Hicks of J. Hagan Capital discusses what is driving the market to be erratic, how to help your retirement, world news' impact on your money, and the cost of mushrooms...

Kentucky Republican candidate for governor Daniel Cameron spoke to Terry Meiners about the Trump arrest and a potential new mask mandate. He also speaks about the new Louisville police chief and installing a Kentucky State Police post in Louisville. Cameron also spoke about education in the state and his other plans for the Commonwealth.

The American Whiskey Festival is coming up this weekend and Bryce Gill, the Director or Bourbon Experiences, previews the festitivies...

Riley Gaines is in Louisville for a speaking engagement with Senator Rand Paul and Attorney General Daniel Cameron. She discusses for advocation for female athletes across the country, Dylan Mulvaney making a "mockery" of women, Bud Light, the NCAA standing behind "evolving science," and why other athletes won't publicly support her cause...