Old Joe is mad at Joey "Brackets" Lunardi. He says UK can't get in the tournament, but he must be smokin' the pot. The Cats is throwin' daggers and rollin' right to #9...

Ben Chandler, the President and CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, discussed the marketing of smoke-related products (including vaping), rules preventing communities from regulating their marketing, and tobacco controlled bills that have been introduced but yet to be assigned to committees...

Kentuckiana Pride Foundation President Rodney Coffman talked about the mission of the KPF, how they strive to help all that are not seen as equals, and having to move their Kentuckiana Pride Festival, Concert, and Parade move to October...

Zach Meiners, the President of Chronicle Cinema, discusses his experience with conversion therapy, the negative impacts it can have, and Lexington's proposed ban...

Hayley and the Knobs talked (while Terry attempted to cook dinner) about how to win the lottery, how pilots managed to land a plane in Denver after an engine exploded during flight, and an odd media war between Matt Jones and Clay Travis...

Louisville Baseball Head Coach Dan McDonnell talks about the early season success for his #2 ranked Louisville Cardinals, dealing with COVID-19, and the opportunity to educate his players on Muhammad Ali...

Hayley and the Knobs talk about Hayley's new dog, John Morgan's new love for Hardee's, Tiger's accident, and Jeopardy's hunky, new host...

Metro Council President David James addresses House Bill 309. James said that he feels the bill would suppress the votes of black and brown people in Jefferson County and that people outside of the Watterson Expressway are represented in Metro government. He also talked about limiting the Mayor to two terms, Chief Shield's leadership of LMPD, and how to regenerate economic activity in Louisville...

Repsentative Jason Nemes discussed the dismissal of the impeachments against both Governor Beshear and Attorney General Cameron, his comments that elections have been stolen in the Commonwealth, House Bill 309 which seeks to make Louisville a "non-partisan" city when elections are concerned, and allegations that gerrymandering may occur to break-up Louisville into multiple Congressional districts...

Chris Redman, the President of the Louisville Xtreme, talks about putting a team together for the Indoor Football League, playing games at KFC YUM! Center, and the type of football you can expect to see...

Dr. Ricky Jones talks about an angry email Terry got this morning and the lack of substance in Black History Month...

The Bellarmine Knights Men's Basketball team was picked to finish last in their first season in the ASUN. On Saturday, they have a chance to win the conference at Freedom Hall. Listen to Head Coach Scott Davenport talk about how they got here, the excitement around the program, and how you can watch them on Saturday...

Steve Ullum discusses his group "Let Them Learn in JCPS" and their desire for kids to be able to return to in-person instruction in JCPS...

Former President and CEO Ed Hart and new General Manager Craig Ross discussed the sale of Kentucky Kingdom. They talked about the sale, the history of the new owners Herschend Family Entertainment, and the future vision for Kentucky Kingdom...

Old Joe thought it was funny to wait forever to play a basketball game and then they go out and get blasted by UNC. It must suck to be you, Larry. You used to love the mighty Cats but now you done switched to the lowly Cardinal criminals...

Hayley and the Knobs talk about Terry fanboying out on LeBron and Larry Bird, the divorce of America's favorite couple Kim and Kanye, and the Perseverance rover landing on Mars...

Old Joe says the Cats are gonna shoot daggers and end Tennessee tomorrow. The Dagger Cats are one their way to another championship and the Cardinals aren't even gonna make the NIT...

Louisville Bats Executive Vice President Greg Galiette joined us to talk all things Bats baseball, including the release of the Bats' schedule, the newly remodelled Louisville Slugger Field, and getting fans back into the ballpark...