The best interviews and shows from NewsTalk 590 WVLK Lexington, KY.
UK suffered a well-deserved loss to Michigan St 83-66 in the CBS Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden. Larry and Kenny are there to take your calls and concerns on what was a very incohesive showing from Mark Pope's CATS.
Kruser talks about a big investment coming for Toyota's Georgetown plant, a Lexington program used to reduce medical debt, and figures out what airlines actually consider to be a window seat in hour 3.
Kruser wonders which politicians openly had ties with Hugh Heffner and his Playboy empire and LEX18's Bill Meck joins the show to talk about some of the nontraditional Thanksgiving meal deals that fast food restaurants are offering this year in hour 2.
Kruser talks about new information coming from the release of the Epstein files, and story about wandering children in Lexington, and asks if anyone has changed their minds on getting rid of Coach Stoops in hour 1.
Bob Babbage joins Kruser to talk about what the government is up to now that the shutdown has ended and takes a look a new democrat challenger in the KY Senate race.
Kruser talks with Bob Babbage about another name being added to the list of those running for the Senate seat in KY and worries about the dangers of toys that use AI in hour 3.
Lori Weaver Hawkins with AAA joins Kruser to preview the numbers they are expecting for this year's holiday travel and tips for staying safe when heading to your holiday locations.
Kruser talks about the latest info we can gather from the Epstein files and LEX18's Bill Meck calls in to talk about the "Housekeeping Olympics" in hour 2.
Kruser talks with Lori Weaver Hawkins from AAA about this year's holiday travel, takes a look and some of the emails being leaked from the Epstein files, and recaps the CATS win over Tennessee Tech over the weekend in hour 1.
It's all about the CATS in hour 3 of Monday's show as Larry talks with Jeff Drummond from Cats Illustrated and gets a surprise call from UK basketball legend Kenny "Sky" Walker in hour 3.
In hour three, Larry talks about the stability of the line up for UK basketball being affected by injuries, the transfer portal and NIL.
Larry talks with Austin Horn, politics writer for the Lexington Herald Leader to get an update on races ongoing involving Kentucky candidates.
In hour two Larry talks with Austin Horn, politics writer for the Lexington Herald Leader to get an update on races ongoing involving Kentucky candidates.
In hour one Larry talks open topic in discussion on Trump's personal attacks on Kentucky Senator Patrick Massie Rep came out against the administration's handling of the Epstein files.
Jack talks to Logan Gilland from Joule Financial about the volatility of the market in the tech positions as well as a impromptu tutorial on bit coin.
James Mason is a tech expert and hosts the "Kentucky Technado" podcast. This week he advises Jack and his listeners on what to capability and specs to look for in a new smart tv.
Dr. Ryan Stanton talks to Jack and his listeners about how to stay safe and healthy over Thanksgiving holiday.
County Attorney Angela Evans has her monthly visit with Jack and takes calls and texts from listeners with questions and comments on legal matters addressed by the Fayette county court system.
In hour one, Larry comments on gun control laws - both active and proposed, particularly surrounding non-violent felony offenses and marijuana consumption, inviting listeners to weigh in.
In hour two, Larry holds open topic on a few issues, one being some republicans in favor of lighter enforcement on illegal immigration because it benefits their lifestyle or business practice. Continuing discussion on UK football and basketball programs as well.
The Wildcats football team climbs out from under a dog pile at the beginning of the season. 5-5 after beating Tennessee Tech today at Kroger Field. Van Hiles and Larry Glover discuss how we got here and can we stay through two more tough teams in Vandy and Louisville.
In hour two, Beau talks at length about the charity event the shoppes are involved with through the holidays. Charity Goodman supplies the stores with the Christmas trees and talks to listeners about tree care.
In hour one, Beau Spicer reveals plans he has for Louis Flower Power Shop and Lily Of The Valley stores as Christmas season is right around the Corner.
In hour one, Larry takes a look at results from the WVLK question of the day and unpacks criticisms of Kentucky's losing to Louisville in the rivalry basketball on the road.
Larry talks to Dr. Steven Voss of the UK political science department about the political fallout now that the government shut down has ended.
In hour two, Larry talks to Dr. Steven Voss of the UK political science department about the political fallout now that the government shut down has ended.
UK put in another well-rounded performance with 5 players scoring in double digits as the CATS defeated Eastern Illinois 99-53 at Rupp Arena. Hear Larry and Kenny give the good and bad news on the game that saw the team get back to winning ways, plus your calls and comments as well.
After ending production of the penny says there could be another coin that might be next all while our finances are still the number one worry for American families for the 11th year in a row, plus Kruser takes more of your calls and texts all in hour 3.
Kruser talks about a new documentary out now that focuses on the formation of Paul McCartney's band Wings and one state is proposing an idea to allow an online voting option for our political elections in hour 2.
Paul Fulford is a healthy living expert with Cynosure Lutronic who has the answers on why exactly we tend to eat more and more poorly during the winter months of the year.
Kruser keeps up with the ongoing TV deal with YouTube TV and talks with Paul Fulford from Cynosure Lutronic about why we eat more during the colder months in hour 1.
Van Hiles joins Larry to talk about UK's chances against Tennessee Tech and the prospect of the Wildcats becoming bowl eligible this season.
Larry previews this weekend's UK football game against Tennessee Tech with former Wildcat Van Hiles and proves chivalry isn't dead in the NFL in hour 3.
Logan Gilland of Joule Financial talks to us about what the most recent and dramatic drop in the market is in response to and what, if anything, there is to do about it?
Heather Clary of the Better Business Bureau warns Jack and his listeners about fake job sites in light of the government shut down.
Friday Morning Quarterbacks rides again! Join Jack and John with the highs and lows of this past week in UK sports. Big football win over Florida, Disappointing loss to Louisville. They break it all down this and every Friday.
Kevin Stinnett from The Bourbon Flight calls in to talk about Kentucky tourism offering a "bourbon pass" that allows you access to 6 different distilleries around the state and the liquidation of a big-name bourbon bar.
Kruser talks with Kevin Stinnett from The Bourbon Flight about the latest in booze news and asks what is going to happen to the very last penny ever minted as the US plans to halt production in hour 3.
Kruser takes a look at the democratic socialists in office working to instill government run grocery stores and Bill Meck joins the show to talk about the return of the E-Z Bake oven in hour 2.
Donna Sturgeon joins Kruser to talk about how some EV makers are pivoting back to hybrid models instead and they rank the top parent driving rules for teens on Car Talk.
Kruser talks about a personal woe while receiving a package and the wild ride that our mail is taking, and Donna Sturgeon from Jack Kain Ford returns with another edition of Car Talk in hour 1.
Ryan Schmelz joins Larry to talk about the government getting back to work after the shutdown and what exactly the Democrats got out of the deal.
Dr. Farley joins Larry to talk about how Donald Trump has relied on the use of tariffs instead of more traditional diplomatic efforts and why the fighting in Gaza seems to never end.
Larry talks with Dr. Robert Farley from the Patterson School of Diplomacy and Ryan Schmelz from FOX News in hour 3 of Thursday's show.
James Mason the Kentucky Technado tells Jack what to look for when shopping for the latest in TV technology.
Jamie Clark of Synergy Home spells out what electric rates increase we can expect over the next year and what new products and traditional maintenance practices will keep homeowners from breaking the bank in heating costs.
Chief Lawrence Weathers of the Lexington Police Department talks to Jack about how to avoid being victimized by criminal activity around the holidays.
Chuck McKee of Bluegrass Auction and Realty tells Jack and his listeners what their valuables are worth.
In hour one Larry laments the loss to Louisville and processes it with other Cats fans online and by phone. In a the second half of the hour Larry reviews the contents and benefits of the RealID.
