The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) update the Kentucky Wildcats basketball transfer portal situation; UK football coach Will Stein and his latest signings; the news that the NCAA Tournament is expanding; UK's LaFamilia will play again this summer in TBT; Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins his second-straight NBA MVP - does he deserve to be on the UK basketball Mt. Rushmore; the latest from the NBA Playoffs; Aaron Rai's victory in the PGA Championship; will Kentucky baseball make the postseason; the recent St. Paul and the Broken Bones at Lexington's The Burl; SG Goodman show in Lexington; the new Silks Steak House in Versailles; Doc Crowe's Social in Lexington; Country Boy Brewing in Georgetown and Lexington; Craft Beer Week in Lexington; the latest from Ethereal Brewing in Lexington.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss the 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby and the history made by trainer Cherie DeVaux; Kentucky basketball's recent acquisitions in the transfer portal; the latest on the NBA Playoffs and former UK players still playing; recent vinyl record purchases; the Michael Jackson movie; local food purchases, including Country Boy Brewing and Fava's in Georgetown, KY; local KY beer and the upcoming Craft Beer Week in Lexington

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss the latest on Kentucky basketball and Mark Pope's roster build, including top-target Tyran Stokes; the news that UK has rescinded it's retirement offer to outgoing athletics director, Mitch Barnhart; the Kentucky football spring game and comments made by new head coach Will Stein regarding an uptick in recruiting; the hot start by the Cincinnati Reds; local baseball prospect Trace Willhoite, who recently was promoted to Triple-A Syracuse; the death of radio legend Bob Kevoian, of the Bob and Tom Show; the recent viral video of Mariah Carey; recent Record Store Day buys; local food and beverages, including the release of Kentucky Senator bourbon.

On this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss college basketball's transfer portal and the latest on Kentucky men's and women's basketball portal transfers; the four UK women who were selected in the WNBA draft; recap of the Masters; upcoming local concerts; favorite movies dealing with music and musicians; the newest members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; local food choices and local beer.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, pharmacist Dion Spencer and photographer Steve Moss discuss the end of the college basketball season and the Final Four; Kentucky basketball and transfer portal news; the NCAA women's championship and the dustup between South Carolina coach Dawn Staley and UConn coach Geno Auriemma; spring football at UK, with new coach Will Stein; a quick preview of the Masters tournament; and local dining options, along with music news, including Robert Plant and Saving Grace at the Louisville Palace Theater.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss: the state of Kentucky basketball after the Wildcats were knocked out of the NCAA Tournament; Mark Pope's last radio call-in show and the coach's remarks; the Women's NCAA Tournament and UK's win over West Virginia; the Final Frontiers Tour with Journey concert at Rupp Arena; the upcoming Robert Plant show in Louisville; and local food and beverage.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog: Games, Grooves and Grub, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (the Photog) discuss: the Kentucky's recent loss in the SEC Tournament; the upcoming NCAA Tournament and Kentucky's first-round game against Santa Clara; the UK women are a 5-seed in the NCAA Women's National Tournament; the Jim Irsay Collection auction, including the sale of "The Black Strat" and "Tiger"; upcoming concerts near Lexington; recent vinyl music buys; and local food and beer, from El Mariachi and OBC.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss Kentucky's road loss at Texas A&M and how it impacts the Cats' seeding in the upcoming SEC Tournament; the announcement of UK athletic director Mitch Barnhart's retirement on June 30 and who might be the next AD; UK football's six NFL Combine invitees and their great showings in Indianapolis; Houston Rockets' guard Reed Sheppard, a former Kentucky guard; a recent trip to Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati to find and buy vinyl music; upcoming concerts in the area; the new Sturgill Simpson release; local food and beer, including The Gas Light Cafe in Cincinnati and Winchell's in Lexington, and Zebulon Artisan Ales.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and The Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) dissect Kentucky's recent loss in Rupp Arena to Georgia; discuss the Wildcats' upcoming game at Auburn; each select their Mt. Rushmore of UK basketball; review UCLA coach Mick Cronin's latest controversy; discuss the Winter Olympics and why the games ran out of condoms; have the lineup for this year's Bourbon and Beyond in Louisville; review Leslie Odom Jr.'s appearance in Richmond, KY; talk about local food, including a trip to Obstinate Sons (Lexington) and Cypress and Oak (Frankfort); and local beer from Dogfish Head.

In this episode of The Pharmacist and the Photog, Dion Spencer (The Pharmacist) and Steve Moss (The Photog) discuss Kentucky basketball's recent uptick, including wins over Arkansas and Tennessee, and the release of the denim uniforms; UK women's basketball; Super Bowl VX; the start of the Winter Olympics; the Grammy Awards; recent vinyl purchases; local food and beverages, including Galvin's in Georgetown, Country Boy Brewing, Noble Funk Brewing Co. in Louisville and Ethereal Brewing in Lexington.