Terry Meiners

Exile is one of the longest running country rock bands in American history. These Kentucky boys are still together after forming the group in Richmond back in 1963. JP Pennington spoke with Terry Meiners about the new album LOOK OUT HEART and the energy still attached to Kentucky's legendary hitmakers. EXILE appearances remaining in 2026: 11-15-26 – Lee Creek Tavern – Roland, OK 02-28-27 – Windgat...

Kentuckian Dominique Yates, Green Bay Packers multimedia reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, spoke with Terry Meiners on the opening day of the World Series. The Brewers have not been in the Series in 44 years, so Wisconsinites are in sports Heaven. Yates updates the surging Green Bay Packers on which stars are back in rotation, Matt LaFleur's leadership under pressure, and the overall mo...

Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS after Governor Andy Beshear quickly declined to advance any of three nominees to fill a vacancy of the Executive Branch Ethics Commission.

Dan Issel and his wife of 57 years Cheri, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, visited Terry Meiners upon the release of the book DAN ISSEL: FROM KENTUCKY WILDCAT TO NBA LEGEND. Dan, Cheri, and Terry cover a myriad of topics in this conversation about Rupp, NIL, Bob Knight, Vietnam, happiness, and the Kentucky Colonels. Dan will sign books and give a talk Saturday, October 24 at the Louisv...

Photographer Dan Dry and Hop Atomica restaurant owner Paul Berrier joined Terry Meiners ahead of the October 28 fundraiser for Apron Inc, to assist workers at independent eateries.

Terry Meiners dialed up Crashers lead singer Mark Maxwell prior to the band's performance outside WHAS Radio's studios at Fourth Street Live

Longtime Louisville news anchor Scott Reynolds spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners offering insights into next week's launch of the merger of WDRB and WAVE television news shows, personalities, local reporting expansion, Derby coverage, and network program access. Scott is an almost perfect man except for his Minnesota Vikings fanboy status. All sane fans cheer for the Green Bay Packers.

Author/speaker Maggie Harlow expounds upon Chapter 40 in her book EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY, tackling the dilemma of negotiating with the "scorpions" in everyone's lives. Maggie appears monthly with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio. Follow Maggie on social media @maggieharlowspeaker

Jo Haas, COO/VP of The Dot Experience, explains this innovative concept to assist Louisville area residents with special challenges. She spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS ahead of next week's launch. MORE: thedotexperience.org The Dot Experience will be the first inclusive attraction in the world to make every exhibit, image, and artifact accessible to everyone—including people who may not be able...

Louisville personal injury attorney Karl Truman visited Terry Meiners to discuss 5 Essential Rules that could save your teenage driver's life. more: trumanlaw.com

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The TurfMutt Foundation Launches New Digital Series, Second Nature, Highlighting How Our Purposeful, Beautiful Green Spaces Transform Lives  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Louisville, Ky. – The TurfMutt Foundation , which champions the care and use of the green space around us, has launched a new digital series called Second Nature now streaming on YouTube. Produced in partnership with Louisville’s Chronic...

Dr. David Borman joined Terry Meiners on WHAS to discuss this incredible musical event: Louisville Youth Choir and Louisville Chorus join forces to open milestone seasons with “Lift Every Voice” concert on October 18, uniting 100 multigenerational singers, spanning ages 8 to 78 Concert officially opens the 87th season for Louisville Chorus, 60th season for Louisville Youth Choir! LOUISVILLE, KY (O...

October 16–18 | Brown-Forman Amphitheater | Along the Ohio RiverLOUISVILLE, KY – Get ready to follow the music, feel the groove and let the good vibes roll when the Grateville Dead Music Festival returns October 16–18 at the Brown-Forman Amphitheater. Set along the Ohio River, Grateville is three unforgettable days of live music, extended jams, dancing, good vibes and community — all unfolding in...

Kentuckiana Pride Foundation President Dr. Timothy Weyrauch chatted with Terry Meiners about the successes and challenges for the support organization. An Evening of Community, Celebration & Impact at the Speed Art Museum LOUISVILLE, KY — October 8, 2026 — The Kentuckiana Pride Foundation is preparing for the 2nd Annual SHINE Gala , presented by My Financing USA , on Friday, November 13, 2026...

Pro Rehab's Dr. Larry Benz and Terry Meiners discuss prepping for exercise as temperatures begin to slide toward the colder months.

Frazier Museum's Rachel Platt and Simon Meiners, Terry's son, checked in to WHAS Radio to announce Simon's nomination in a hospitality poll called Louisville Rose Awards. Rachel, Terry Meiners' TV wife, supplied details and then Simon jumped on the phone to tell of his love for helping visitors fully embrace Frazier History Museum. Love my peeps! WAY TO GO, SIMON! VOTE HERE:   louisvilleroseawards...

LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey and Deputy Chief Emily McKinley visited with Terry Meiners to discuss police training techniques, how to process the recent killing of a Kentucky state trooper, the value and limitations of Flock cameras, and how to manage unverified social media claims of criminal activity.

(LOUISVILLE, KY) - Louisville Rowing Club will bring rowing to the heart of the city this fall with the inaugural Derby City Head Race, a new rowing event taking place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the TurfMutt Great Lawn. The event will feature 5,000 meter races on the Ohio River and bring athletes, coaches, families, volunteers, and spectators together on the Louisville waterfront. The event...

Louisville, KY – The Taste of Louisville returns Wednesday, October 14, marking 52 years of delicious tradition — and there’s no slowing down now. With 40+ chefs and 20+ beverage purveyors serving up the best of Louisville’s food and drink scene, this beloved event is ready to raise a glass, fill a plate, and keep the flavor going for the next 50+ years. Hosted by the Kentucky Restaurant Associati...

It's been three years since the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel - when Hamas attacked civilians and members of the IDF. Nearly 12-hundred people died in the attacks. Hundreds more were taken hostage, tortured, and many died in captivity. Kentucky Jewish Council chairman Rabbi Shlomo LItvin reflects on Israel, the United States, and other societies that have amped up attacks in the three ye...

Saint Xavier High School senior Wyatt Anderson was paralyzed from the neck down with a spinal cord injury in November 2025. Through extensive therapy at Frazier Rehab, Wyatt slowly regained the ability to walk, then run. Wyatt spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS a few days ahead of his goal of completing all 26.2 miles of the Chicago Marathon this Sunday. Listen to his incredible story. DONATE to the...