Terry Meiners

Topgolf Director of Real Estate Development Tanner Micheli, Oxmoor Center General Manager Kendall Merrick, and realtor Brandon Jones talked about Topgolf before tonight’s Planning Commission meeting. They talked about what Topgolf is, the benefits it would bring the community, and how the plans for the location have been revised to address concerns brought up by the surrounding neighborhood (location, lighting, noise, etc.).

Author Michael Sokolove talks about his book “The Last Temptation of Rick Pitino”. He discussed Rick Pitino's freefall, Jordan Fair, recruit moochers and sycophants, the author's relationship with John Calipari, and future of NCAA control.

New Louisville Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Mack talked about his new team, next week's launch of practice, grad transfers, and what you'll see at Louisville Live on Friday night at Fourth Street Live.

Attorney General of the Commonwealth and candidate for Governor Andy Beshear gave his opinion on “ambush legislation” like the Governor’s pension/sewage bill and whether or not political entities (like Louisville Metro government) should make public the corporate recipients of entertainment items (Derby tickets, etc.). He also discussed the creation of a statewide grand jury and why it would benefit the Commonwealth.

Dan Issel talks about an upcoming event for NBA 2 Louisville, a recent study showing Louisville is capable of supporting an NBA team, NBA expansion, and a possible NBA team’s relationship with the University of Louisville and the KFC YUM! Center.

Attorney Brian McGraw of Middleton Reutlinger talks about the reasons Linkin Bridge are suing Tom Mabe. Mabe also responds to the complaints leveled against him.

Old Joe wanted to talk about twitter-twatting Slick Rick. Then he got onto the Cats puttin’ a whoppin’ on Mississippi State, winnin’ the SEC, and Cardinal criminal fans wearin’ prison stripes.

Donnie Baker couldn’t come to the studio with the restraining order and all, but he did call in to talk about being on Shark Tanks, playin’ with the Pork Pistols, and his buddy Floyd the trucker even got on for a few.

MeShorn Daniels of the Descendants of American Slaves said that Rev. Kevin Cosby missed an opportunity to lead the community by accepting being pulled over by the police for a simply traffic violation and instead chose to play the victim role because of the color of his skin.

Congressman John Yarmuth came by the studio to discuss his level of concern about the Kavanaugh allegations and his desire for the Senate to delay hearings to acquire more information. He also talked about any comparison to the Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill case and the timing of the allegations. The Congressman also addressed allegations by congressional candidate Vickie Glisson on this show a few weeks ago about the negative effects of Medicaid expansion in Kentucky and how other states are looking to follow the Commonwealth’s blueprint. He also discussed the possibility that he may be Speaker of the House in the future and Governor Bevin’s reaction to that possibility. Congressman Yarmuth also talked about government supplied healthcare and socialized medicine. Lastly, he discussed his opinion to not move forward in impeachment proceedings against President Trump.