Brian Milam and Dave Baker break down Kentucky head basketball coach John Calipari's new contract and talk about the NBA Finals in the latest edition of the podcast.

This week's episode is the conclusion of the Summer Cookout Draft.

Did Andrea's kabobs gamble pay off? Is pecan pie appropriate for a summer cookout?

Listen to find out.

Brian Milam and Alex Walker talk about Kentucky basketball as players and Coach Cal offer some insight into the team heading into next season.

Bill Bryant sits down with University of Kentucky President Dr. Eli Capilouto. You'll also hear from Gov. Matt Bevin and country music star Dolly Parton.

There is nothing that screams summertime tradition like a trip to the ballpark for a little baseball. The Lexington Legends, a minor league affiliate of the Kansas City Royals have called central Kentucky home now for the last 19 years and currently they are the reigning South Atlantic League Champions! Andy Shea is the President and CEO of the Legends, running the family business and working his way up from parking attendant to leading the front office staff. Shea, a former Boston College baseball player loves the game, but he also loves giving back to the community that supports his team. In this episode of Uniquely Kentucky we talk with Shea about life at the park, keeping it alive all 365 days a year and about why he opens up Whitaker Bank Ballpark to so many other events as a way to give back and pay it forward to the community.

This week's episode celebrates the start of summer cookout season with a cookout draft.

Victor, Andrea, and Jim Caldwell each draft their perfect summer cookout lineups and returning guests Kristen Kennedy and Kelsey Mattingly act as judges.

Be sure to listen next week for the conclusion of the competition.

Dave sits down with Governor Matt Bevin on a special episode of the Sports Buzz Podcast. He discusses a range of topics including the pension system, the opioid crisis and his campaign for reelection.

Brian Milam and Alex Walker discuss the returning Kentucky basketball players for next season before getting into the NBA Finals and prep sports.

Bill Bryant talks with activist Craig Williams about the latest developments at the Blue Grass Army Depot.

We are talking health, wellness and being gluten free in this edition of Uniquely Kentucky! We have hit the unofficial start to the summer season and for many that also means the halfway point of either succeeding or failing at the New Year’s resolutions they made in January. Beth Kronenberg, a Lexington businesswoman, wife and mother is the creator behind Kitchen Shift. Kronenberg is a health and wellness coach focusing on how to help people make both mental and physical shifts around food. Kronenberg holds a degree in Psychology and Neurosciences from Miami University and is also a graduate of The Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Take a listen as we talk about simple ways we can shift our thinking when it comes to what we eat and how we eat it.