Terry Meiners

Old Joe don’t care about no sissy soccer. He said, “Coach Cal says soccer is for losers who can’t play basketball.” And I won’t even get into what he had to say about U of L, David Padgett, tonight’s game against Kansas.

Congressman Yarmuth talked about proposed changes in healthcare and getting rid of the individual mandate. He also discussed proposed changes in the tax code, Roy Moore’s alleged sexual assaults and the credibility of his accusers, the accusers of President Trump, and the accusers of President Clinton, and more.

Steve Pence, the attorney for Rick Pitino, talked about yesterday’s release of information from Christian Dawkins and media outlets alleging Coach Pitino was aware of the exchange of money. He also explained why Coach wouldn’t ask how U of L got a five-star recruit, the possibility of suing the University of Louisville, Coach’s future, former players coming to Coach’s defense, and re-instating Brian Bowen.

When the conversation starts with Old Joe asking about indictments, you know it isn’t going to go well. Then he started talking about the “suit man,” lapel daisies, Slick Rick, and a whole lot more.

Dr. Ricky Jones returned to the studio to discuss Papa John, his politics, and how money doesn’t make you capable of doing certain things. He also talked about the culture of profit, the assault of Rand Paul, and the Metro Council’s decision to keep Dan Johnson on the council.

Old Joe said it don’t matter that the Cats lost, all of the good, classy Cat fans are still enjoying U of Smell hell! Tommy Turtleneck and Slick Rick ain’t comin’ back! And the banner is comin’ down! Death penalty! NIT!

Congressman Brett Guthrie talks about the impact on Congress of the President’s campaign promises and the desire to “live up to them,” the proposed tax cut and its impact on both the middle class and corporations, the recent shooting in TX, the attack on Rand Paul, and more.

Grateful Dead/Dead & Company drummer Mickey Hart talks about his new solo record “RAMU”.

Tom Jurich, the former Athletic Director at the University of Louisville, sits down for one of his first interviews since being removed from U of L. He covered a variety of topics during the conversation starting and ending with the future of the University of Louisville and its athletics department. In-between, he discussed his interaction with President Postel, the Adidas contract, the claims the administration at the university made against him, his contract status, Rick Pitino, the future of Mark Jurich, the NCAA appeal, the need for “institutional memory,” monitoring coaches, bullying, and being a “bargain for the university.”

Louisville Metro Councilwoman Jessica Green gives her reaction to the Metro Council vote that Dan Johnson be allowed to stay on the Council and her thoughts about what went into that vote/decision.