Author Mark E. Scott was in the studio to talk about his new book, "First Date." It is the second book in a series that began with "Drunk Log" and will continue...

Congressman Morgan McGarvey discusses efforts to reduce gun violence, getting Sweden into NATO and not allowing Russia to occupy Ukraine, the FBI Director's visit to Capitol Hill, the politicizing of SCOUTS, and inflation...

David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talks about being the emcee at Fancy Farm, the happenings at KICC and the KFEC, The Basketball Tournament, and the upcoming Kentucky State Fair...

Congressman Brett Guthrie discussed the equal application of justice, work going on at Capitol Hill, the Congressman's bill to help battle our nation's drug epidemic, and "Bidenomics" lowering the inflation rate...

Larry Benz from Pro Rehab dealing with the summer heat and more...

Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, came back to continue the "Musical Kentucky: A Song From Each County" and give details on the upcoming Summer Beer Fest at Frazier...

Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., updates on the happenings at a community meeting concerning the "right sizing" that has been proposed for another section of Brownsboro Road...

Former WHAS host Doug McKelvin came by to talk about Milton Metz's Super Bowl parties, more activity in space, the possibility of a UPS strike, and more...

Nick Coccaro, a sophomore golfer from Trine University, is an intern at the Pete Dye Course at French Lick and decided to raise money for Folds of Honor by playing 247 holes of golf in honor of America's 247th birthday...

Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., discusses a practice called "Right Sizing" or "Road Dieting" and the price of slowing traffic coming at the cost of increased traffic jams on Brownsboro Road...