Terry Meiners

Patty Morris, a former teacher at Ballard High Scool, is leading the "Step into History" tours with the Frazier History Museum. Find out more info on the tours and maybe a few things you did not know about Louisville...

American Idol contestant Kennedy Reid talks about her experience on the show, starting her career in music, and previews her performance at this weekend's Lyndon Summer Festival...

Mary Casey, the VP of the Shamrock Pet Foundation, talks about all of the things Shamrock does to help animals in our community and how you can help their cause and get some good BBQ on Saturday...

WAVE 3 investigative reporter Natalia Martinez describes a recording she obtained from a source where LMPD Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel was made aware of sexual harrasement allegations between ranking officers. The recording seems to have triggered today's press conference where Mayor Greenberg suspended Chief Gwinn-Villaroel with pay and began an investigation into her mishandling of the event...

David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, recapped the PGA Championship and discusses what is coming in June, what aspects of the city helps to keep events coming to town, and future plans for the KFEC...

Magician Cody Clark previews his next Cody and Friends show that comes up on June 22nd. He also talks about growing up with autism and his efforts to help Shirley's Way...

Chris Hartman, the Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, talks about his last jail stint (which was longer than Scottie Scheffler's), Kentuckiana Pride Festival selling out, discrimination protection history in the Commonwealth, and issues trans people face across the country/world...

Congressman Brett Guthrie discusses the vote to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for withoutholding audio related to President Biden's handling of classified documents. He also talked about possible issues in President Trump's New York trial, the effects of partisanship, and Hunter Biden's conviction and whether or not President Biden would pardon him...

Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette joins in to preview this week's festivities at Slugger Field as the Bats host the St. Paul Saints...

Trevor Craven and Randy Blevins tell all about the Reel Steel Whiskey Row Car Show that is coming up on Saturday. Over 100 classic cars will be there, the event is free and open to the public, and a portion of the proceeds raised from auctions and sales will go to the local veteran's nonprofit Active Heroes. They also give info on Thursday night's pre-show party...

John Flodder from Goodbounce and Rebecca Fleischaker of the Louisville Downtown Partnership preview Louisville's first ever Downtown PickleBall Street Fest to benefit the Louisville Downtown Partnership...

Randy Blevins and Beth Craig, the Co-Producers of the show, are bringing Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to the Iroquois Amphitheater. Find out about the show and how you can get involved in future productions...

Pro golfer Rylee Suttor on how she became the NCAA Division III's #1-ranked player (while at Centre College), a famous coach getting her to switch from tennis to golf, having joy despite the trial and tribulations of the game, playing on a pro tour, and still shooting to be on the LPGA Tour...

Jeff Thoke, chairman of the Bluegrass Honor Flight, decribes the expeirences WWII veterans are having catching rides on a B-25J bomber at Bowman Field...

Dawn Lee, the CEO of the WHAS Crusade for Children and Jason Crosby, the Chaplin at Centre College, decribe how different organizations apply to the Crusade for money, how it is awarded, and where some of the funds from this year's Crusade are going to benefit special needs children across the area...

Larry Benz, founder, President, and CEO of Confluent Health aka ProRehab, discusses the other Larry Benz, Jim Brown, and how to keep your body appropriately hydrated...

Jim Waters of the Bluegrass Institute says the spending on public school is rising, but the results don't matter. He adds that the money would be better spent at charter schools...

Death of Journalism podcast host and former NewsRadio 840 WHAS midday voice John Ziegler discusses who was really at fault in the Scottie Scheffler incident, why he didn't agree with the Trump trial and why it will be a political wash, and Robert Kennedy Jr. wasting our time...

Academy Award winning artist/set designer Roger Christian and author David West Reynolds preview the Floyd County Library's Star Wars Night at the Museum that is coming up on Saturday. Christian also talks about how low-budget the original Star Wars film really was and why it's okay now for him to display his Oscar... 

CEO Dawn Lee previews this weekend's 71st WHAS Crusade for Children and reminds the public what purpose the Crusade serves...

Dr. Ricky Jones reacts to the Trump verdict, issues with being a convicted felon, the cover-up getting him caught, where he could serve jail time, and what it says about America that he could be President again. He also got into the new University of Louisville President reaching out to him for a sit down...

Bill Bond and Gary Edelen talks the popularity of the various Blizzard flavors and the Middletown Police Foundation Car Show that is coming-up on Sunday. FInd out how to get involved and have a good time...

Metro Councilman Pat Mulvihill discusses two pools in the city that will come back into service in 2025, some of the upgrades that are coming with them, and where the funds are coming from...

Louisville Bats President Greg Galiette talks the end of the first half coming soon, iHeart Happy Hour, and Muhammad Ali bobblheads...

Former doughtnut taste tester and current elementary school student Liam Merk dropped by the studio to see Terry after he and his dad Joe ran into T at the PGA Championship...