Terry Meiners

Attorney General Andy Beshear talked about the current state of the pension, his lawsuit against the Governor, and what he would do as Governor to help the situation (expanded gaming). He also discussed about pushing for term limits, funding education, and expanding the job market in the Commonwealth. He also touched on John Schnatter’s recent racially-charged remarks and returning campaign funds generated by Tom Longmeyer.

Metro Councilwoman Barbara Sexton-Smith dropped-by the studio to talk about the Metro’s new crime numbers. Believe it or not, those numbers are down and the Councilwoman talked about some of the reasons that we are living in a safer community (Chief Conrad, community programs. etc.).

Congressman Yarmuth began the conversation discussing yelling at politicians in public and the limits of good behavior. He also touched on an inquiry into Governor Bevin’s authority to limit Medicaid benefits in the Commonwealth, President Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the suit by former U of L players against the NCAA, and more.

Jeff and Gregg Brohm came back home to talk about their Purdue football team. They talked about last year’s successes, this season’s Brohm Squad, and pluses and minuses of having a lot of the coaches in the family.

Olympic gold medalists Mary T. Meagher and Kelsi Worrell Dahlia dropped by the studio to talk about their Olympic experiences, giving huge chunks of their lives to the water, and their upcoming Life Of An Olympic Champion program at the Brown Theatre.

NASCAR driver Joey Logano is in Louisville working on a project in the Portland neighborhood just weeks before the Quaker State 400 at the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta

John Ziegler says he will now vote Democrat because President Trump is pathological liar who is leading the Republican Party and the country down a very dark path. He also talked about the Russia investigation, impeaching the President, if Mitch McConnell is in trouble in 2020, who the Dems may run against Trump, and lastly the U.S. Open.

I finally got to have an on-air conversation with new U of L Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Mack. We talked about his vision for the program, his personality with his players, whether or not he could be his wife in a game of one-on-one, and a whole lot more.

Guitarist Kelly Richey called in to talk about her love of the guitar, thrift store clothes, empowering young women, and her show coming-up tomorrow night at The Planet.

Author/motivational speaker Stephanie Feger talked about her new book “Color Today Pretty”. She discussed the dream behind the book, how to avoid life’s hurdles and get to where you want to be, and where life’s real fulfillment comes from.