Terry Meiners

U of L Play-by-Play Announcer Paul Rogers said Denny Crum was the most "genuine, courteous, normal person." Paul talked Denny's love of everything about Louisville, his fiercely competitive spirit, his desire to help the community whenever possible, and much more...

Longtime sportcaster Van Vance joins the show to talk about his friend Denny Crum. He discussed Denny coming to Louisville, his amazing run on the bench, his coaching acumen, his character, and his love for the city and the people of Louisville...

Colonel Pam Stevenson, the 43rd District Representative to the Kentucky House of Representatives, is running for Attorney General and she talked about her background in law, the military, and her time in Frankfort. She also discussed the mass shootings and the availability of firearms, Red Flag Laws, education and who should chose cirriculum, and how to make our cities safer...

Hayley and the Knobs on the replay of Secretariat's Derby performance 50 years ago and we had a Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel update...

Kelly Craft discusses why she should be Kentucky's next Governor, the importance of her experience as the Ambassador to Canada and as a business owner, her relationship with Senator Mitch McConnell, President Trump endorsing Daniel Cameron, and her desire to lead Kentucky...

Hayley and the Knobs (and honorary Knob Jody Demling) talk Churchill's "all-inclusive" packages, new seating options at the track, and the news out of Derby 149. We also got into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's newest class and who still belongs in...

President and CEO Dawn Lee and Program Director/Media Producer Phil Dunaway came by to give us some great news for the 70th anniversary Crusade for Children...

Award-winning WBTV Reporter Steve Crump returns to his hometown to cover the Kentucky Derby. He talked his company paying for TV anchors hats, the hopes of a controversy-free Derby, being "related" to attorney Ben Crump, working in the Paddock, and what it's like covering NASCAR...

Jody Demling gies us an update on the huge Thurby crowd, Practical Move's withdraw, and how added pace could change the Derby equation...

Former sports guy turned fancy anchorman Lachlan McLean returns to throw some shade on both John Caipari and Kenny Payne while praising the greatness that is Diet Mt Dew...

Mark Mix, President of National Right To Work Foundation, discussed a Ford employee winning a lawsuit against the United Auto Workers Union for taking union dues from her paycheck...

Jody Demling talks Rich Strike and some of the longshots that might have a chance to repeat that kind of performance, trainer's rituals and superstitions, and horses hoping to get a shot at the race on Saturday...

Hayley and the Knobs talk Derby week festivities, a Cletus update, Kelly Craft's new commercial, and what happens if the writers go on strike...

Cathy Bailey, one of the Operation Opens Arms founders and a member of the Board of Directors, talks about the organization's mission to help the children of imprisoned mothers and how you can have a great time at the Silks Bash and help support them at the same time...

Jody Demling talks the speed (or lack thereof) in the Derby, how to get around the new Churchill Downs, and some great race names on 502sday...

Hayley and the Knobs talk the good and bad of the NFL Draft, Kenny Chesney saying, "No" to the Super Bowl, and when a "lifetime supply" of something isn't all it's cracked-up to be...

Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner (and candidate for Governor) Ryan Quarles discusses enjoying chili dogs, detaching the negative stigma associated with mental health, how to increase public safety, running a positive, issue-based campaign, the importance of getting Kentuckians back to work, improving education, and more...

Hayley and the Knobs talk Jack Harlow's new record and the need to keep the area he shot the cover photo clean, Republican outraged over tweets from Kentucky's Poet Laureate, and whether or not Aaron Rodgers is lying to the New York media...

St. Xavier President Paul Colista discussed the impact the Old National Bank shooing has had on the community, the idea behind St. X's "Louisville Strong" t-shirts, and how you can help them raise money for the victims...

Simon Meiners came by to talk about the Frazier History Museum dropping some more tunes in their Musical Kentucky series, but he also gets into some of his past visits, Jack Harlow, and Aaron Rodgers...

Hayley and the Knobs talk celebrity look-alikes, fair-type foods, 4/20, defective sledgehammers, and Florida Man getting arrested in a fantastic way...

Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News host Scott Fitzgerald previews some of the action you will see during the air ahow before Thunder Over Louisville...

Security specialist and former Secret Service Officer Greg Gitschier gives some tips on avoiding gun violence and other high pressure situations...

Jonathon Raley, Gilda's Club Director of Philanthropy, and Grant Meyer, Gilda's Club Kentuckiana Associate Board Member, dropped by to discuss all of the ways Gilda's Club helps those effected by cancer and how you can go Over The Edge to help their mission...

Alan Keck, Somerset Mayor and a candidate for Governor, talked about participating in yesterday's KSR Debate, not reselling weapons used in crimes, stopping the drug problem in the Commonwealth, getting people back to work, improving education, expanded gaming, transgender issues in sports, and more...