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Simon Meiners, the Communications & Research Specialist at Frazier History Museum, came back to continue the "Musical Kentucky: A Song From Each County" and give details on the upcoming Summer Beer Fest at Frazier...

Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., updates on the happenings at a community meeting concerning the "right sizing" that has been proposed for another section of Brownsboro Road...

Former WHAS host Doug McKelvin came by to talk about Milton Metz's Super Bowl parties, more activity in space, the possibility of a UPS strike, and more...

Nick Coccaro, a sophomore golfer from Trine University, is an intern at the Pete Dye Course at French Lick and decided to raise money for Folds of Honor by playing 247 holes of golf in honor of America's 247th birthday...

Jim Dahlem, the President of Dahlem Enterprises, Inc., discusses a practice called "Right Sizing" or "Road Dieting" and the price of slowing traffic coming at the cost of increased traffic jams on Brownsboro Road...

ACLU of Kentucky Policy Strategists Jackie McGranahan & Kungu Njuguna discussed what the ACLU does and who they fight for, the orgranization's issues with Senate Bill 150, the future of sex education in schools, and the need for more mental health funding in Louisville versus funding for a new jail for minors...

Louisville Cardinal forever Russ Smith returns to talk more about his Mr. and Mrs. labels, where you can catch him on his tasting tour, bringing people together through bourbon, his game as an older player, and the evolution of The Ville for the TBT...

Kelsey Starks, now a On-Air Host/Producer at KET, dropped by to talk about her new show "Inside Louisville," some of the stories she will get to tell, how relaxing not waking-up at 2am is, and how she got Taylor Swift tickets for her daughters (and her husband)...

Dr. Wilfred Reilly, an Assistant Professor of Political Sciences at Kentucky State University, talks about the Supreme Court's ruling that brings an end to affirmative action, the logic behind the ruling, and where college admissions goes from here...

Jeff Thoke, the Chairman of Honor Flight Bluegrass, talks about the organization, why they do the flights for veterans to Washington D.C., and how veterans can sign up to participate... More infomation: HonorFlightBluegrass.org

Magician David Garrard and Kentucky Kingdom's Daniel Dambros preview all of the great stuff coming to the Kingdom this summer...

Taste for Life co-founder Chris Williams and Kahlil Kennedy discuss the upcoming Taste for Life, Anthony Bourdain's influence on the event, and how you can get some great food and help both The Pete Foundation and NAMI Louisville...

Penny Peavler, a Strategic Initiatives Consultant and Principal from Cultural Tourism Consultants, wanted to talked about the Kentucky Bourbon Raffle where you can win an entire barrel of Whiskey Thief bourbon and help raise money for Educational Justice, a a non-profit striving to end educational inequity by pairing 5th-8th grade students with high-achieving high school peers for long-term one-on...

Russ Smith, former Cardinal and a National Champion, discusses the TBT and Luke Hancock having "no option" but to coach to squad, how he got into the bourbon business and the personal side he brings to it, and how you can meet him over the next few weeks/months to hear about Mr. and Mrs. Bourbon...

Cody Patterson talks about his debut children's book "The First Day" that was inspired by the search for his biological grandmother, what finally meeting her was like, and the importance of fathers...

Dr. Wilfred Reilly, a political scientist, author, and social commentator, discussed his talk at the Louisville Forum, the lack of contemporary racism in the middle class and the fake stories that abound, the need to focus on today's real issues, and the value of having fathers in homes...

Comedian Greg Hahn is back in town, he's already turned up to 11, and it's hours before the show...

Louisville police arrested a wanted suspect on Thursday after a chase that they say ended in the Ohio River...

Jim Prichard, of the Executive Committee of the Friends of Louisville Public Art, discussed the status of the Starks Building (covered in plywood), the new argument behind the removal of Castleman Monument, and the current location of the Prentice statue...

Me'Shorn Daniels discusses his new book "I Am Not Your Black, America," the need to "get out of the color construct put on us by the dominant European culture," and Saturday's Father's Day walk...

With father's Day coming up, we talk about what dads really want from/for their kids and tie it into the fiasco that is the Oakland A's...

David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, talked about The Basketball Tournament coming to Freedom Hall and some of the other events coming to town as well...

Wave 3 Investigative Reporter Natalia Martinez called in to talk about the Let's Dance Louisville contest that is coming up on Saturday night to benefit Feed My Neighbor and her training to get ready, but she also discussed the craziness surrounding President Trump leaving the courthouse in Florida...

Tim Weyrauch, the VP Kentuckiana Pride, discussed the upcoming Pride Festival, laws moving through Frankfort, and discussions that need to be had...

Doug Kelly discusses the American Edge Project and their mission to close the connectivity divide in the U.S., helping small businesses grow, and teaching users how to protect themselves on the web...