50 years of Terry Meiners radio bits

JoCleta Wilson turns the century mark and still gets up early each morning to go to work at Home Depot. She still drives too! 

Louisville Men's Basketball Coach Pat Kelsey discusses the what he learned from the weekend's closed scrimmage with his team, accountability for his players, having a team full of leaders, and celebrating Louisville basketball on Friday night at Louisville Live...

U of L Volleyball Head Coach Dani Busboom Kelly said it was "fun" to beat the Cats, especially in Lexington. She also talked about the tough schedule the Cards have faced so far this season, their drive to improve, the upcoming match against Nebraska, and the rapid growth of the game over the last few years...

Chris Hartman, the Executive Director of the Fairness Campaign, discusses Governor Beshear's executive order to ban conversion therapy in the Commonwealth, the dangers behind the practice, the blowback from Frankfort, and more...

Dr. Ricky L. Jones, our "think tank friend," returned to the studio to discuss U of L's "facade" of the Office of Institutional Equity, UK closing their Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and his Wordle battles with Mary George Meiners...

Bob Hill, author and longtime Courier Journal columnist, tells stories from his life and discusses his mission to write, why he chose to stay in the Louisville area for all of these years, and his new book, "Out Here: Newspaper Columns From The Heart, Soul, And Left Field"...

Former Louisville guard and current Director of Player Development Peyton Siva discusses how much he is enjoying the TBT and the love The Ville is getting from the fans, the upcoming game against La Familia, the "logistical nightmare" that will be his next week with the TBT and Louisville's exhibition games in the Bahamas, and Coach Kelsey's infectious energy permeating the U of L program...

DeVone Holt, the new CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, talks about getting his dream job, his trip to L.A. for the ESPN Humanitarium Awards and the ESPY's, and his vision about moving the center forward...

Russ Smith, an All-American and key member of Louisville 2013 National Championship team, discusses his impression of Pat Kelsey and the new energy in the program, Peyton Siva being on the staff, Boston closing out the NBA Finals, and the bright future of Mr. and Mrs. Bourbon...

Zach Meiners, the President and Creative Director at Chronicle Cinema, discussed his new film "Conversion," his life experiences that inspired its creation, and what conversion therapy really is... You can find out more about the film and watch the trailer by clicking here . 

Attorney Steve Romines discussed various aspects of the Scottie Scheffler case including why he says you should not talk to police, Det. Gillis' claims that he was injured in the incident, the various bodycam recordings, and any future possible litigation on the matter...

The charges have been dismissed against Scottie Scheffler and maybe now, we can all move on to the next big story...

Valhalla co-owner Jimmy Kirchdorfer disccused the decision to buy the course, his interaction with Tiger Woods leading into next week's PGA Championship, the sightlines for fans, benefits of coming to the practice rounds, and course changes that had been made for the pros...

Buck Sexton, a national midday host on The Clay and Buck Show, talks his first trip to Louisville, how he got into the radio business, dealing with listeners looking to pick a fight, campus protests, and the core issue for the upcoming election...

Oscar Combs, the longtime producer of The Cats' Pause, is headed into the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame. He talked about the beginning of the paper and how it changed sports media, his start writing for the Courier Journal when he was a teenager, Mark Pope taking over in Lexington, and the future of college sports...

New York Times sports reporter and bestselling author Joe Drape discusses the new documentary "Broken Horses" that chronicles the deaths of 12 horses at Churchill Downs in 2023...

UK legend Dan Issel talks NIL, Transfer Portal, and the coaching carousel...

Kentucky National Champion Jack "Goose" Givens discusses the ups and downs of John Calipari's time in Lexington, his exit from the University of Kentucky, and what will happen at UK now...

Bob Frazier discusses his lawsuit against Metro Councilwoman Donna Purivs that began over the Councilwoman's use of the phrase "West End" and resulted in Mr. Frazier losing his job at his church... Any claims made by Mr. Frazier and his attorneys in this segment represent only one side of the aforementioned lawsuit.

We contine to remember the 1974 tornado outbreak, this time with Henry Sadlo and Tim Meiners telling us about hiding in a ditch near Freedom Hall as the storm went through...

Van Vance gives us the play-by-play of WHAS's coverage of the 1974 tornado outbreak and what it was like behind the scenes...

Senator Mitch McConnell discusses his decision to step down as Republican leader in the Senate and his future in the body, aid to Ukraine and the message that would be sent to China, reuniting the Republican party, politics in Frankfort, money coming to the Commonwealth, ending the conflict in Israel, his relationship with President Donald Trump, the new basketball coach at the University of Louis...

Former 840 WHAS newsman Byron Crawford remembers April 3rd, 1974 and the tornadoes that ravaged the Louisville area...

Dr. Rachel Connolly breaks down all of the details on the "once in a lifetime" eclipse that is coming up next week. The dos and the dont's to enjoy what we will never see again...

Jack "Goose" Givens, a member for Kentucky's 1978 National Championship team, called in to talk about his new book "They Call Me Goose", how race factored into his decision to play at UK, his money troubles after leaving the NBA, and how current college players deal with the new money in the game...