Terry Meiners

Congressman Brett Guthrie started the conversation discussing Churchill Down and the Kentucky Derby, but it quickly got to the real issues of the day. He talked about testimony from Attorney General William Barr and the Mueller Report, focusing efforts on stopping Russian intrusion in the future, funding for The Wall, placing immigrants in sanctuary cities, and Joe Biden running for President.

Listen to the Congressman’s call here…

Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the struggle for power in Venezuela and what role the U.S. should take in that country, the new infrastructure deal that was agreed to this morning and what the plan really entails, Homeland Security running out of money and protecting houses of worship, budget issues in Louisville and Lexington, and being mistaken as a Republican.

Listen to his call here…

A young Jennifer Lawrence tells the amazing story of how her career got started: From getting her picture taken on Spring Break to her first major role in “Winter’s Bone” to meeting Steven Spielberg.

Take a listen to this 840 WHAS Classic from June 14, 2010…

Mayor Fischer told Leland Conway that this is bad journalism, but Denis Frankenberger put the numbers together and he feels that the city is overpaying for the KFC YUM! Center and $300 million could be saved by simply changing the language in a city ordinance.

He also discussed how he was not allowed to speak in front of the Metro Council, how the lease with U of L is hurting the YUM!, the lack of an occupational tax, and other financial issues at 2nd and Main.

Listen to Denis’ visit here…

U of L Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell called in while out on the road recruiting. He started the discussion on his team, how the offense has helped the team shift into another gear, and how his players celebrate each other’s success, but he quickly switched to Cancer Awareness Night against Western Kentucky on Tuesday at Jim Patterson Stadium. He talked about how Gilda’s Club helps those affected by cancer, how the U of L Baseball program works to help, and some of the promotions that will take place at the ballpark on Tuesday.

Listen to his call…

Louisville Men’s Basketball Head Coach Chris Mack took time from his recruiting schedule to discuss the 2019 Cardinals and how they might different from the 2018 squad, his role as an advisor for guys testing the NBA waters, and the re-making of Kueber Center. He also gave details on his upcoming basketball camps.

Listen to his call here…

Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day and author Bill Doolittle talk about what it is like to be a part of the Kentucky Derby. They also broke down this year’s Run for the Roses.

Listen to their visit here…

Louisville native/actor Maggie Lawson returned to her hometown and she stopped by the studio. We discussed life growing up in the “slums of Audubon Park”, what is next in her acting career, women who hate football, and her induction into the St. Stephen Martyr Hall of Fame.

Listen to her visit here…

Does AOC know John Yarmuth is a Democrat? According to her recent tweet, we don’t think so.

CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, Max Richtman discussed social security. It being an earned benefit instead of an entitlement, whether or not it will be around in the future, and how to determine when to take Social Security.

Listen to his call here…