50 years of Terry Meiners radio bits

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my brother, Mike… We talked about coaching football at St. Patrick’s, e-learning, what to do with all of the extra family time we are all having, Easter, and staying in-touch with the family…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my sister, Lynn… We talked about the cash she won the last time she was on the radio, what Good Friday was like as kids in a devote Catholic home, what it is like being the only female in her house, changes in veterinary medicine during COVID-1...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my nephew, Shawn and his wife Amanda… Shawn starts by taking a shot at his smallest brother Isaac who was talking smack during this segment last week. After that, we quickly got into the Lexington community coming together over the COVID-19 pan...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my nephew, David… We talked about playing football with his uncles as a youngster, his church in Franklin, IN and adapting to the new way of life, the Meiners family being good training for the congregation feel, prepping a sermon, and somehow...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my niece, Aubrey… She started off defending the honor of Johnny Fever and moved on to talking about her grandfather’s basketball skills, being a pen pal with her grandmother, converting her dad into a LouCity fan, and her plans for the future…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my nephew, Andrew… We talked about his picture with Governor Andy Beshear (he is the Gov’s favorite journalist, after all), the lack of a prom, graduation, and other big senior year moments, protesting with the teachers in Frankfort last fall,...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my nephew, Brent… We talked about his budding media career and calling high school sports, playing hoops with his mom in the driveway, kitchen smack talk, and getting recognized in the community…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my niece, Valerie… We talked about her YouTube channel helping with e-learning, homeschooling her kids, ways to keep up with out of town family, and making sure moms and dads carve out time for themselves during the pandemic…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my nephew, Zach… We talked about filmmaking and the changes during the COVID-19 pandemic, what it is like living alone right now, how films will be distributed in the future (theaters, online, etc.), and that time Terry had to turn down a role...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my niece, Addie… We talked about being on the Commonwealth Stadium Jumbotron in front of 60,000 people, who she likes better Rory McIlroy or Brooks Koepka, wearing clothes from middle school, and cleaning out the house to pass the time…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my sister Colleen and her son Isaac… We talked about online fitness efforts, the kids homeschooling themselves, “social distancing” on Isaac’s birthday, who the best athlete in the family is, and how grandma is dealing with not being able to ho...

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Meet my brother Tim, or maybe you know him as Dutch… We talk about his real job and my desire “not to sweat for a living,” the board game Candyland, why our mother never made pie for dessert, and the demise of our family dog, Sparky…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Now, meet my brother Mark. We talk about always having a pick-up game ready when we were kids, why it is important to follow directions in the grocery store (Limit One Per Customer), and learning one of his kids was social media famous for a while…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. Now, meet my sister Michelle. We talk about her passion for volunteering, exercising, and helping people, including putting together a list of things for her husband to clean during the COVID-19 pandemic…

During this time, families are trying to stick together any way they can. Along that line, I thought it might be fun to introduce you to some of mine. First up, meet my brother, Greg…

Meet Malka Churchill, a South Oldham star of the upcoming YMCA Black Achievers Gala...

Governor Matt Bevin discussed a variety of topics in out “exit interview.” He discussed potential pardons before he leaves office and why he takes that responsibility so seriously. Will he help Governor-Elect Beshear with the transition? Is there a possibility of joining the Trump Team? Listen to the Governor’s entire call here.

NBC/MSNBC News Analyst Howard Fineman talks about the news from print to local TV, national/cable TV, and social media. He also broke down the Democrat derby for the presidential nomination, the need for national figures (politicians, etc.) to stay in touch with Middle America, and races here in Kentucky, specifically Senator McConnell’s race for re-election in 2020. Listen to Mr. Fineman’s entire...

The “Cookie Lady” Elizabeth Kizito dropped by the studio to talk about her bobblehead that is being given out at Louisville Slugger Field on Friday night, but she also go into coming to America in the early 70’s, moving to Louisville, and never having tried a chocolate chip cookie until she got here. Listen to her visit here…

With Bart Starr’s passing over the weekend, we thought it might be time to re-visit a conversation he and I had a few years ago. It’s really cool to listen to his describe the last play of The Ice Bowl…

A young Jennifer Lawrence tells the amazing story of how her career got started: From getting her picture taken on Spring Break to her first major role in “Winter’s Bone” to meeting Steven Spielberg. Take a listen to this 840 WHAS Classic from June 14, 2010…

Andrew Meiners is the man behind the now-popular “Will JCPS Have School?” Twitter account. He tells us why he started the account, how he finds out if JCPS is going to be closed or not, and why being active in the community is important. He also gave his opinion on a few of the bills currently in Frankfort. Listen to his call here…

The Beasman is jacked. Kansas folded like a tent, just like we knew they would. U of Smell fans got butthurt because a pretty UK fan went “L’s Down” in a picture. And Benny Snell is going to be the best football player in the NFL Draft. Then he asked how Rick Pitino was doing. He called him my boyfriend again, but at least he cared enough to ask. Giddy Beasman is the best Beasman.

Congressman Yarmuth talked about the Farm Bill being set to pass the House and opening the door for industrial hemp growth in the Commonwealth. He also discussed Nancy Pelosi being Speaker of the House again in 2019, government funding and the potential of a shutdown over funding for The Wall, and the President’s “temper tantrum.” Listen to his call…

The Beasman hollered about a few different things on the phone tonight. Blue Year’s Day! We Want Bamma! Blue gets in! He also lowered his voice to talk about Benny and Josh playing in the bowl game, the Cardinal Criminals not being about the hire a coach, Cal running the table to 39-1, and U of K rooting for the Hoosiers on Saturday. Listen to his call here…