Terry Meiners

Hayley and the Knobs talk fun accents possessed by people running for political office and the race for Governor in the Commonwealth (including today's KSR Debate)...

Peppy Martin, a candidate for Governor, came by the studio to talk about her desire to get rid of income tax in the Commonwealth, legalizing casino gaming and recreational marijuana, increasing public safety, the COVID-19 epidemic, and the Democrat party's desire to create a dictatorship in the United States...

Former jockey and current NBC Sports horse racing reporter Donna Brothers discussed her Oaks and Derby post-race interviews, what the Derby could look like this year, the anticipation of a jockey before a race and what it feels like to finish first. Annie Locke also joined in to detail the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky's Run, Walk, and Roll...

Metro Corrections Chief Jerry Collins talked about his first anniversary on the job, the need for a new facility, changing the culture, and the rampant drug and gang problems in our community...

Hayley and the Knobs talk tax issues for professional athletes, FOX News paying Dominion a lot of money to avoid a trial, shingles and YouTube changing their rules on discussing eating disorders...

Author JR Ward (of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series) came by the studio to discuss her career, the discipline is takes to get the books in the hands of the public, her relationship with Sue Grafton, and her ability to edit her language on the fly...

Producer Wayne Hettinger gives us all of the details on the upcoming Thunder Over Louisville...

Hayley and the Knobs talk a new scam to watch out for, things you shouldn't do anymore, getting "Iced" and how much Lachlan McLean would love it, and why Bud Light changed their marketing and the backlash that surrounds it...

Former Secret Service agent Paul Johnson discusses Monday's tragedy and how using his Three Ps (prevention, planning, and practice) can help you workplace violence situation...

Shane Ensminger, the SVP Central Bank, discussed March's bank failures, the status of our banking system now, fraud, and ways to avoid it...

Dr. Jeff Tuvlin is the host of Centered on Health and tonight they are having a mental health special with Dr. Nathaniel Mitchell...

Louisville Baseball Coach Dan McDonnell discussed honoring first responders after Monday's tragedy and the program's special relationship with those personnel, the shooting being a teaching moment for his players, and, of course, a little baseball with #2 Wake Forest coming in this weekend for a three-game series at Jim Patterson Stadium...

Congressman Morgan McGarvey discussed the im[pact of Monday's mass shooting on the community, "thoughts and prayers" not being enough to prevent the next incident, and the possibility of something positive coming from this tragedy...

Hayley and the Knobs give more reaction to Monday's tragic shooting including 911 calls and Bob Russell's pray for the city. We also got into New York's settlement with Juul and vaping being bad for you and some new gubernatorial commercials...

Colleen Younger, Jefferson County PVA, discussed the annual assessment of property values, who is affected, and how to appeal if you feel it necessary...

David Beck, the President and CEO of Kentucky Venues, drops by to discuss the comings-and-goings in town, but he also discussed the loss of Tommy Elliott who was killed in Monday's tragic shooting...

Pam Stevenson is running for Attorney General and she gave us a little insight into her personality (she was in the Air Force, is a lawyer, and an award-winning quilter), the issues that are important to her, and why she wants to be AG...

The KDF Mini and Marathon are coming and Tavi Tichenor and Dallas Harshfield (the race's Pace Director) discuss the course and how to get help with your pace during the race...

Hayley and the Knobs discuss the Mayor asking for a "carve out" to be able to destroy guns used in crimes in the city of Louisville, Red Flag laws, local office buildings for sale, and other news emerging from yesterday's shooting...

Jody Meiman, the Director of Louisville Metro Emergency Services, discussed the quick response to yesterday's mass shooting, the training that LMPD, Louisville Fire, EMS, and others go through to respond to incidents like that, how these incidents are coordinated by first responders, and the importance of being prepared at all times...

Ryan Quarles, Agriculture Commissioner and candidate for Governor, discusses destroying weapons used to commit crimes in Louisville, mental health and helping those with issues, and how to address the Commonwealth's teacher shortage...

Former Congressman John Yarmuth discussed his beloved "F" grade from the National Rifle Association, the common ground that exists on guns and the need to vote with those ideas, and the belief that "more guns equals more safety" is flawed...

Whitney Austin is a mass shooting survivor and she discussed the thoughts that went through her mind while she was being shot, Whitney Strong and its mission to reduce gun violence, and the support the victims of this season are going to need moving forward... Website: www. WhitneyStrong.org

Aaron McGahee, the President of the Rhinox Research Group, discusses gun control, the benefits of and the reasons why everyone should undergo gun training and firearms education, "Run, Hide, Fight," and what not to do when shooting situations arise...

Hayley and the Knobs talk prepping for tonight's possibly severe weather, what some UK player bough with their NIL money, the Colorado mastermind (he thinks) of cheating, and we get Hayley's predictions on the Men's and Women's Final Four...