Terry Meiners

Congressman John Yarmuth commented on agreement President Trump made with North Korea. It’s a “good start,” but it unnecessarily elevated Kim Jong Un beyond his level in the world. The Congressman also talked about the expectations of the North Korea deal based on the President’s views of the Iran deal.
He also talked about the tariffs the President placed on steel and their adverse effects on the Commonwealth and the AT&T/Time-Warner merger.

Scott Stewart talks about Louisville City FC’s win over the New England Revolution and who they will play in the next round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

I spoke with former U of L Athletic Director Tom Jurich this afternoon. We discussed the support he has gotten from Cardinal fans, reclaiming his reputation, whether or not he is looking for jobs, his loyalty to Rick Pitino, forgiving the U of L administration, and continued fandom for the Louisville Cardinals.

GM of Oxmoor Center Kendall Merrick and Tanner McKelly from Topgolf talk about the atmosphere at a Topgolf and changes in the plans for the Oxmoor location.

Country artists Everette from Bullitt County dropped by the studio to talk about the band and their new record “Slow Roll”.

Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about the Bluegrass Honor Flight in Washington D.C., the possibility of President Trump pardoning himself, the President’s investigation in to the FBI, Senator McConnell shortening the Senate’s summer, and more.

ABC News’ Ryan Burrow called in to talk about Chris Farley’s family suing Trek over their fat tire “The Farley”.

Heather French Henry and Rachel Platt called-in from a Bluegrass Honor Flight to Washington D.C. to commemorate the anniversary of D-Day. They told stories from vets on the flight, talked about the events of the trip, and what each of them has learned from the vets and the experience.

Greg Bourke gave his take on the SCOTUS ruling in the Colorado bakery case. He said it is a “very narrow ruling” against the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, not necessarily a ruling against the couple who was denied a wedding cake. He also discussed the quest for national laws to protect the entire LGTBQ community against discrimination.

Greg also talked about the struggle that can exist in being homosexual and a practicing Roman Catholic.

Rick Pitino called-in to talk about C.M. Newton. He told the story about how C.M. recruited him to UK and talked about the kind of man C.M. was. Coach Pitino also discussed a new book he is finishing about his career and how feels now about the Louisville situation.