To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Paul Rogers.

Rogers has spent nearly 50 years on NewsRadio 840 WHAS anchor sports, covering the Kentucky Derby and as the "Voice of the Cards" calling play-by-play for University of Louisville football and men's basketball.

Jeffersontown Police Chief Rick Sanders joins Terry to discuss rising gun violence in Louisville on the day an Eastern High School student was killed in a drive-by shooting at his bus stop in Louisville's Russell neighborhood.

Tavi Tichenor and Jeff Watterson talked about their recent ultra-marathon. They discussed the race, all of the hardships involved, and how they feel the next day...

To celebrate our 100th year broadcasting, Terry is talking with some of the voices of WHAS past including Chris Chandler.

Chris talked about how he got into the radio business, his route to Louisville, the behind-the-scenes similarities in radio stations, and playing the piano all over town...

Lynn Rippy, YouthBuild President & CEO, and Dave Christopher Sr. from AMPED talked about their programs and how you can help non-for-profits all over our city today through Give For Good Louisville...

David Padron, the Marketing Director of Class Act Federal Credit Union, tells us about the successful Heroes of Education program that Class Act has that rewards schools across Louisville. Tom Anonson, the EVP of Class Act, also joined-in to talk about how the Academies of Louisville have benefited from the program as well...

Hayley and the Knobs talk Ireland and traveling during the COVID-19 pandemic, regenerative farming, Terry's meeting with Ian Somerhalder, our favorite junk foods, and the worst-ever trip to the grocery...

Give for Good Louisville is coming up tomorrow and Ali Gautier called-in to talk about her organization Change Today, Change Tomorrow. Find out how this black women run organization help black women and black owned businesses in Louisville and how you can help them with their mission...

Hayley and the Knobs have Henry Sadlo on to wish him a very happy birthday and talk about the upcoming Muhammad Ali documentary. We also talked about potato chips and revisit some Ali audio from the past courtesy of Milton Metz...