With Lance Mcgarvey, Synthia Shelby, and Joe Hale.

How not to leave your home during Christmas break, What really happened to UPS's orange cones that one super cold Winter, why you shouldn't ride your bike on Bardstown Road, and who turns 50 at the Louisville Zoo.

And Can you guess this week's "Who Am I?"

This episode sponsored by [no one... hey here's your chance!]

With Julie Crawford, Diana Lalata, and Martin Mckinney.

A segment of "What sucks/is great about Louisville", plus we talk hemp, stump the panel with a tough "Who Am I?", discuss a new area park, and get in all the double entendres we could think of for our interview with the Planters Peanut Mobile.

Check out the Peanut mobile schedule at

https://www.planters.com/mr-peanut/nutmobile

twitter: @nutmobile_tour

instagram: mrpeanutofficial

Panel: Lance Mcgarvey, Terry Henderson, & Joe Hale.

- Louisville's rainfall vs Seattle

- Lakeside Swim Club

- The only 5 NCAA teams to...

- What exactly is that thing in the river near Falls of the Ohio?

Landmark Louisville zoning case discussed in ep

Our great guest Michael L. Jones

We, er I, discuss the UL mens basketball win over GT, fan attendance declines, a great sermon, and in "Louisville things that make you go 'Hm', I ask "What baseball hall of famer made his major league debut in Louisville?"

Plus, I interview Bruce Corwin of the Bourbon Brotherhood.

www.bourbonbrotherhood.com

sermon mentioned in the show:

https://www.brooklyntabernacle.org/media/sermons/20181231/today

Craig Waits, Meredith Ellis, and Phil Evans discuss the new airport name, declining fertility rates in Kentucky, a new Louisville filmed movie, and what mystery visitor drew 100,000 fans on his 1927 visit? 

Our panel discusses: snow in Lou! The '94 snow! UL's big win (and big loss), Jeremy Kappell, Hamilton coming to Lou, and more with Julie Crawford and Martin Mckinney.

Louisville sports and more from a rotating panel of 4 Louisvillians with takes on the topics that matter in the River City, plus "A Few Harmless Questions" with a guest of note, "Something to make you sound smart at work", and other segments perfect for the Louisville commute.