The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub

In this edition of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss Kentucky football's home loss to Alabama, and what went wrong in coach Will Stein's second game at UK; other college football games from around the country; the opening weekend of the NFL; upcoming music festival Louder Than Life and Iron Maiden, Thursday's headliner; more upcoming concerts, including Jack White and Sturgill Simpson; and local eateries and breweries.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss college football, including Kentucky's season opening win over Youngstown State and head coach Will Stein's first win as a head coach; Michigan's controversial win over Western Michigan; Cutter Boley's record-setting debut at Arizona State; Kentucky volleyball's win over Penn State in Wrigley Field in Chicago; controversy with the President's Cup selections; local golfer Tony Wise and his recent appearance in the U.S. Senior Amateur Championship; upcoming concerts, including Iron Maiden at Louder Than Life; local food, including the Made In Brazil food truck; and local beer, including Dsslvr Brewing's Ocean Mist.

In this edition of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss tackle the current landscape of college basketball and football, and the latest court rulings affecting both Kentucky basketball and UK football; the latest on central Kentucky players who've made NFL rosters and those who were cut; Scottie Scheffler's PGA Tour championship; the deaths of Dolly Parton, ZZ Top's Frank Beard and actor Tim Curry; recent concerts from Tedeschi Trucks and Alabama Shakes; local food and beer, including Upside Down.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss the latest fallout involving "5 In 5" and how it's affecting Kentucky football and basketball - will Alex Afari become eligible to play for Will Stein and will Mark Mitchell be allowed to enter the transfer portal; the Wildcats' open basketball practice and how Mark Pope invited fans to watch; Pope adds Texas Tech and Wichita State to UK's basketball schedule; the NFL is back; St. Louis' Joshua Baez has a debut for the ages; Picnic with the Pops; local food and beer, including Spice Racks Kitchen and Dssolvr's Pop Pop & Rocket.

In this edition of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss college football and Kentucky's recent Media Days, along with comments by coach Will Stein and the Wildcats; new UK AD J Batt; the court ruling coming out of Colorado that could affect college basketball and football rosters; the TBT and LaFamilia; LeBron James' signing with the 76ers; Churchill Downs, Inc. and the New York Racing Association's (NYRA) announcement of the creation of a 6-race championship series; upcoming concerts and recent music buys; Dion's trip recently to western Michigan; and local food and beer.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves, and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) dish on SEC Media Days from Tampa, specifically, Kentucky's appearance at the event and new head coach Will Stein's comments that are making news; an update on UK quarterback and pitcher Matt Ponatoski; former Kentucky coach Tubby Smith's election into the College Basketball Hall of Fame; La Familia and TBT, and the UK alumni team's games against The 'Ville; Ryan Fox winning The Open and thoughts on Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau, and their brush with the rules of the R & A; Special Olympics Kentucky; final thoughts on the World Cup; Wilco playing in Lexington at The Burl; new vinyl purchases; local food , including Ricardo's in Versailles; and beer from Ethereal Brewing.

In this jam-packed episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) review the Conor McGregor-Max Holloway fight in UFC 329; the World Cup, which is now down to the Final Four; UK basketball updates, including Mark Pope taking to the radio airwaves, the TBT, Kerr Kriisa's arrest and the scuffle between Tyler Herro and former Miami Heat teammate (and fellow UK alum) Bam Adebayo; new UK athletics director J Batt and former AD Mitch Barnhart, and their contract situations; the ISCO Championship in Louisville, local golf star Tony Wise's appearance at the R&A Senior Amateur; upcoming local concerts, including Wilco and War and Treaty; Dion's new-found treasure from a recent vinyl collection purchase; Lexington Burger Week; and Atrium Brewing's Fruit Punch Acid-Test.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) pay tribute to former Univ. of Louisville SID Kenny Klein, following his recent passing; discuss UK basketball and hear from players Zoom Diallo (being at a Blue Blood school like Kentucky and on teammate Frank Kepnang) and Reece Potter (on coach Mark Pope's beard); the NBA Draft and where Wildcats Jayden Quaintance and Otega Oweh landed; the retirement of UK athletics' director Mitch Barnhart and the hiring of new UK AD J Batt; the World Cup and the round of 32; Taylor Swift's impending marriage to Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce; the final Alan Jackson concert and a local Kentucky connection; new music finds on vinyl; recent local food experiences, including Milano's in Georgetown, KY; and the latest from Atrium Brewing.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss: the NBA Finals and New York's first world title since 1973; Karl-Anthony Towns becomes the 19th Kentucky basketball player to win an NBA championship; De'Aaron Fox, also a former UK player, was on the wrong end of the NBA Finals as San Antonio held a double-digit lead in the four games the Spurs lost; what's up with Kentucky coach Mark Pope and the new beard; LaFamilia and the TBT are back, ready for their first Best of 3 against Louisville; UK has a new athletics director and his name is J Batt; kudos to former UK golfer J.B. Holmes, who qualified for the U.S. Open; the latest with Phil Mickelson; it's the Summer of Rush and the Canadian power trio debuts its new drummer, Anika Nilles; Dion's new vinyl purchases; the latest Railbird event at The Red Mile; local food, including Local Feed and The Porch, plus Hokkaido Ramen House and Grill India; and a Michigan beer, "Single Double Single."

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss the recent commitment of Milan Momcilovic to Kentucky; Mark Pope's next UK basketball roster; former UK Wildcats playing in the NBA Finals -- Keldon Johnson and De'Araron Fox for the Spurs, and Karl-Anthony Towns for the Knicks; the baseball Wildcats see their season end in the NCAA Tournament at West Virginia; new music purchases; the America 250 concert lineup debacle; the upcoming Railbird music festival in Lexington; local food and beverage, including Mi Casita, Ethereal Brewing and Dion's all-inclusive resort spreads.