Terry Meiners

Old Joe is in a much better mood after the Cats whipped West Virginnie on Saturday night. He’s even back in Coach Cal’s corner. Now the Cats are going to win it all this year and U of Smell is going to lose to Virginnie. All is right with the world…till next season.

Musician Hank Linderman talked about his run for Congress in the 2nd District. He discussed some of his goals (affordable healthcare, affordable college, available broadband, etc.). He also talked about economic success versus the economic divide, raising the minimum wage, and more.

Old Joe was pretty upset when he called. He was mad people wished me a happy birthday, that Matt Jones said the Cats probably aren’t going to win at West Virginia and at Coach Cal for ruining the Cats’ chance of getting to the Final Four.

Dennis Frankenberger contends that the refinancing of the KFC YUM! Center has gone wrong. He gives his detail breakdown of the problems at both the state and local level and reveals how Louisville residents are over-paying for the debt. He also tells us how the city can save that money.

Nathan Bachrach, the CEO of Simply Money Advisors, talked about the economy. Money coming back to the U.S., the bonuses some employees are getting as a result of the Trump tax cuts, credit card debt, saving for retirement, and more.

Angie Fenton is a lot of things. Mother. Editor. TV Reporter. And now we can add Political Wife. Looks like her husband is running for office.

Retired Judge David Holton talked about the process of trying a minor as an adult, specifically the shooter in the Marshall County incident. He talked about why he will be tried as an adult, the possibility that he may receive bond, and more.

ABC News Radio’s Ryan Burrow updates us on the news from Marshall County. He discussed the possibility of the shooter being tried as an adult, the status of the injured victims, and the overall mood of Benton, Kentucky.

Congressman John Yarmuth began the conversation talking about DACA and the Democrats’ desires for “The Dreamers” to stay in the country. He also discussed immigration policy, the reasons behind the government shutdown, Governor Bevin’s Medicaid waiver, and more.

Security consultant and former federal agent Greg Gitschier talks about the situational awareness you need to have when out in public. He also talked about security plans and how to put them together for people of all ages, “run, hide, or fight,” changes in tactical assault procedures, and more.