Terry Meiners

Me'Shorn Daniels of Man Up Radio talked about the Black Lives Matter Movement, the recent protests, and his dislike of the destruction of property in our community. He also had strong words for community elders before before 1906 and what he called "poverty pimpin' preachers."

In the second segment of the interview, Me'Shorn and Terry were joined by Kentucky State NAACP President Marcus Ray and they all discussed villainizing victims, disbanding police, the Dred Scott case, and the impact of The Great Society...

The Louisville Zoo will be opening again to members on June 12th and the general public on June 26th. Director of the Louisville Zoo, John Walczak called to talk about some of the changes you might see. He said that the Zoo is recommending all patrons to wear masks, use social distancing, and you will also notice that Zoo employees will be stationed in high-traffic areas so that those area will remain clean and sanitized. He also said that the animals are doing well and looking forward to see everyone back at the Zoo...

Reverend Jesse Jackson, who is coming to speak with Rev. Dr. Kevin Cosby at St. Stephen Baptist Church on Sunday morning, talked about the deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and David McAtee as well as the immunity of police officers from prosecution, the leadership necessary to get through these trying times, possible running mates for Joe Biden, and his relationship with Muhammad Ali.

Reverend Jackson's speech on Sunday morning will air at 9AM on YouTube, Facebook Live, and St. Stephen's website.

Steve Romines is the defense attorney for David McAtee's estate and he called to give his take on the NY Times video released on Thursday and what he alleges is an effort by the LMPD to smear his client. He also commented on LMPD not releasing or choosing to use the Facebook live video that the NY Times used in their video, why McAtee might have fired a weapon on the night he was killed, and LMPD policies violated on that night...

Jim Waters, President and CEO of the Bluegrass Institute, is asking to have a independant citizens advisory group created to address financial issues (including embezzlement) in school systems across the Commonwealth...

Dr. Mark Lynn, the Chairman of the Kentucky State Fair Board, talked about the possibility of having a 2020 Kentucky State Fair and some of the changes that may have to be made to make it possible. He also talked about the impact of COVID-19 and the protests on small, local businesses and when Louisville City FC may get to open the new Lynn Family Stadium...

Political strategist Cody Patterson discussed some of the challenges that lay ahead for Governor Beshear, including Kentucky's unemployment rate (which is the highest in the country). Cody also talked about the possibility of more federal aid and who might be the real challengers for Senator McConnell's seat in November...

Metro Councilman Pat Mulvihill discussed Breonna's Law which strengthens the requirements necessary to obtain a No-knock warrant, rebuilding trust between government, the people, and the LMPD, and the importance of listening...

Former Judge David Holton discussed the justification necessary to obtain/grant a No-knock warrant and Karen the Ice Clown who dropped ice on protesters earlier this week no being able to be evicted from her Omni Hotel apartment yet...

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about Breonna Taylor personalizing the BLM movement in Louisville, following the process of justice in Taylor's case versus the call for firing the officers involved now, LMPD officers' reaction to the Mayor at roll call earlier this week, lifting the curfew earlier today, and the effect of looting on local business now and in the future...