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KY ag commissioner Jonathan Shell on the health of local crop and meat production
Kentucky's agriculture commissioner Jonathan Shell, a Garrard County farmer, discusses the state's crop and meat production, victories, and challenges for farmers.
KREIA helps local folks who invest in real estate
Pastor John Mays and Frank Miller dropped by to discuss the Kentuckiana Real Estate Investors Association, a group to help small business owners who buy and flip homes, buildings, apartments, and land.
There are challenges for any small business owner, but Mays and Miller say the government is not always as helpful as they could be for small business investors turning abandoned homes back into tax revenue producing buildings.
Listen to their story.
website: KREIA.com
An impressive slate of shows coming soon to Actors Theatre
Actors Theatre of Louisville managing director Emily Tarquin and artistic director Amelia Acosta Powell tell Terry Meiners about the incredible array of talent appearing on their stage this fall.
Colman Domingo, a Shelock Holmes mystery, a Halloween treat called Dead as a Dodo, and A Christmas Carol will all appear at Louisville's theatrical mother ship Actors Theatre.
Maggie Harlow on taking time for yourself
Author, leadership strategist, and all around good soul Maggie Harlow visited Terry Meiners to help listeners grasp daily serenity through the capture of personal time.
It's a great listen.
Ivan Doroschuk from Men Without Hats will be TOTALLY TUBULAR in Louisville
The Totally Tubular Festival is Friday, August 14 at Iroquois Ampitheater featuring Thomas Dolby, Flock of Seagulls, Men Without Hats, Animotion, Tommy Tutone, The Producers, and The Escape Clue.
Men Without Hats lead singer Ivan Doroschuk spoke with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners about the "all killer, no filler" theme of the festival...HITS ONLY! Plus, Ivan discusses the creation of The Safety Dance song, and the I Love the 80s hit from a recent album.
festival site: iroquoisampitheater.com/totally-tubular-festival-2026/
Alex Reymundo launches a new comedy club in Middletown
Comedian Alex Reymundo (HBO, Comedy Central, Showtime) has opened NUMBER JUAN TEQUILA presents Mr. G's Comedy Spot at 10432 Shelbyville Road in Middletown.
There's a terrific roster of comedy talent scheduled. Plus, there is NO DRINK MINIMUM and plenty of free parking!
Alex and Terry Meiners (along with club co-owner Brian) talked about the offerings available at Louisville Comedy Spot. Click the listen link.
website: louisvillecomedyspot.com
FRENEMY FUN! St X and Trinity classes of 1977 hold joint reunion this weekend
Dennis Noltemeyer, Saint Xavier class of 19977, and his Trinity High School buddy Gary Raque, also class of 1977, decided to hold a joint reunion for their respective classmates.
It's this Saturday at the Aero Club at Bowman Field from 7-11.
Be nice, boys!
Beasman knows Larry Minner done cursed his beloved Boston Red Sucks team
The Beasman laughs at Larry Minner for visiting Boston and putting a fresh curse on his beloved "Red Sucks" team. They were on a ferocious winning streak until Larry Minner went to Fenway Park and now they're skidding.
Beasman is also worried that his precious Kentucky Wildcats football team is chasing fool's gold with a former U of Smell player as the Cats head coach. This could get ugly, BBN!
Lauren Milliet on her surging Racing Lou squad's push for the playoffs
Racing Louisville right back Lauren Milliet visited WHAS Radio to chat on the NWSL squad's recent victories ahead of Saturday's huge clash with Boston Legacy at Lynn Family Stadium.
Layla George & Mayor Greenberg on the Belvedere rebirth
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and project executive Layla George joined Terry Meiners to discuss the dazzling new vision for a reimagined Belvedere in downtown.
The project will begin with a bolstering of the 1,900 space parking garage that Mayor Greenberg says "looks like Mammoth Cave" with so many ceiling cracks and leaking water issues. Then the full redo of the Belvedere is expected to be fully finished by Derby time in 2030.
Layla George discusses design elements, the creative process, and the outreach to local philanthropies to help fully fund the project.