Terry Meiners

FSU Joe gave us a call and he couldn’t be happier about the Noles taking care of the Cards last night. He had some funny, comedy jokes for Chris Mack and declared U of Smell a shoe-in for the NIT…

Steve Wiser of Friends of Louisville Public Art furthered the discussion on the Castleman statue. He spoke against the possible move of the statute to Cave Hill, the misinformation that abounds about Castleman himself, and pinning people to statements or acts in one part of their life while not allowing for growth they may have exhibited afterward.

He also touched on the graffiti abatement going on throughout the Metro and the groups working to limit graffiti in the future…

Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talked about the progression of his team, the pro scouts piling into Jim Patterson Stadium, and the continuation of the Cards’ pre-ACC homestand against Xavier tomorrow afternoon…

Old Joe doesn’t agree with Joe Brackets that the Cats should be a #4 Seed. He says they will be a #1 Seed before the season is over. The team is playing great and all they have to do now is keep that beer drinkin’, Catholic Coach Cal from running naked in a Mardi Gras parade. If they do that, the Cats will win #9!!

He had a few thoughts on the U of L/FSU game too…

Doctor Dunkenstein (Darrell Griffith) joins Terry to talk forthcoming documentary on the Doctors of Dunk and his close friendship with NBA All-Star Donovan Mitchell!

Hayley and The Knobs spent Valentine’s evening talking about “Walnut Boy,” Harvey Weinstein, a new Bonnie and Clyde, and Wendy Williams putting her foot in her mouth…

Author George Earl Meyers talks about his new book, “Kentucky's Greatest of the Great: Bourbon & Horse Capital of the World 201 Who's Who”. He discussed the research that went into the book and a few of the stories within...

Filmmaker Clayton Brown and Dan Phelps of the Kentucky Paleontological Society talk about an upcoming film on PBS called “We Believe In Dinosaurs”. The film is about the building of the Ark Encounter and the efforts of creationists, scientists, atheists, and activists as they draw battle lines over evolution, the age of the Earth, and the separation of church and state…

Sadiqa Reynolds, President and CEO of the Louisville Urban League, dropped by to update us on the Sports and Learning Complex. Fundraising isn’t over, but it is so close to being done and the complex will be done before we know it…

Jim Waters, the President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, discussed the Governor’s budget proposal, changes of the Board of Education, the progress (or lack thereof) of Kentucky Wired, school choice, and more…