The best interviews and shows from NewsTalk 590 WVLK Lexington, KY.
Jack speaks with Amos Jones, FCPS Superintendent Demetrus Liggins' attorney, about the filing of a formal whistleblower reprisal and educational accountability complaint against FCPS on behalf of Dr. Liggins.
Kruser takes a look at a whole generation of people who refuse to ring the doorbell and, once again, we are on the verge of another possible government shutdown.
Kruser talks about summer camps, the Democratic wins in the New York primary, and LEX18's Bill Meck joins the show to talk about some of more healthier choices of snacks at the movie theater.
Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells joins Kruser to talk about Lexington's rules concerning fireworks and ways to stay safe on America's birthday.
Kruser talks about the FCPS's decision on reinstating Demetrus Liggins as Superintendent and Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells joins the show to talk about fireworks safety this 4th of July holiday.
Larry talks with Larry Vaught from Your Sports Edge about his thoughts on UK's new Atheltic Director and UK football coach Will Stein's first few months in charge.
Larry Vaught from Vaught's Views joins the show to talk about UK's new Athletic Director and takes your calls on college sports becoming more like the minor leagues in hour 3.
Economist Danny Fulton joins Larry to talk about gas prices finally coming down and the reopening of the Straight of Hormuz on the global economy.
Larry talks with Danny Fulton from Locust Street Advisory about the opening of the straight of Hormuz and it's effect on the US economy, and about the US government's unwillingness to compromise.
Larry talks about multiple wins for the Democrats in the New York primaries and asks if you think it should be allowed to use SNAP benefits to buy junk food.
Lexington's Commissioner of Public Safety Ken Armstrong joins Jack in studio to talk about the Leadership Lexington committee, the handling of the flooding rains this week, and the upcoming 4th of July holiday on #LEX.
Kevin Stinnett from The Lane Report talks with Jack about some new restaurants opening up around town and an expansion planned for the Toyota plant in Georgetown.
Dr. Ashley Keith from Crossroads Veterinary Clinic joins Jack with tips on how to keep your pets safely at home during the 4th of July celebrations.
James Mason, our Kentucky Technado, talks Jack and Emily about what's old is new again with Emoji encryption and it's origin in coding directories.
Chuck McKee from Bluegrass Auction tells Jack and his listeners what their valuables are worth!
Kruser looks at the possibility of the US facing Iran in the knockout rounds of the World Cup and new information has come out in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case, but still no suspects.
Kruser tries to get to the bottom of the ongoing problems with the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool and LEX18's Bill Meck joins the show to celebrate speedo season.
Kruser talks about the FCPS schoolboard asking for more money for their private budget audit and takes a look at the most independent states in the US.
Sen. Paul joins the show to talk about a new subpoena for Dr. Anthony Fauci to testify on his involvement in the funding of the research and creation of the covid-19 virus in the Wuhan genetics lab.
Larry is joined by Sen. Rand Paul to talk about the government's subpoena of Dr. Anthony Fauci over his false statements on the Covid-19 investigative report and takes your calls on NBA MVPs, the FCPS audit, and more in hour 3.
Dr. Reilly joins Larry to give his thoughts on what each country is actually getting in the Iran nuclear deal and the ongoing problems with the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool.
Larry talks with KSU political science professor Dr. Wilfred Reilly about who really came out on top of the Iran nuclear negotiations and asks your opinion on the best Lexington restaurant that is not still in business.
Larry takes a look at the FCPS claim for more money to fund their private audit of the school budget and has the latest news on the Iran nuclear deal.
Military veteran and Director of the Big Sandy Heritage Museum Jason Belcher joins Jack to talk about his thoughts on the Iran nuclear deal and the reopening of the Straight of Hormuz on #LEX.
The Kentucky Technado James Mason has some tech tips to help you optimize your summer road trips.
Dr. Ryan Stanton joins Jack to talk about an increase of rain related complications showing up in our area emergency rooms.
Bob Babbage joins Kruser to talk about the GOP dinner held in Lexington over the weekend and some local initiatives that we will get to vote on in the next election.
Kruser is joined by Bob Babbage to talk about some local ballot initiatives that will be voted on in the next election and talks about the passing of TV producer James Burrows, music producer Clive Davis, and non-producer Alan Greenspan.
Kruser takes a look at who the US could face in the knockout rounds of the World Cup, Michigan's basketball coach taking a job with the Dallas Mavericks, and the 2 off-Broadway plays he took in over the weekend.
Kruser talks about the latest news on the FCPS audit and Demetrus Liggins being put on administrative leave, and Kentucky has become the first state to sue the prediction markets over unpaid revenue.
Larry talks with Jeff Drummond about another highly rated player on Mark Pope's radar, Michigan's championship wining coach leaving for the NBA, and his thoughts on this year's World Cup.
Jeff Drummond from Cats Illustrated joins the show to talk about the latest UK recruiting news, plus more of your calls and comments in hour 3 of Monday's show.
Larry takes your calls and comments on the Iran deal, the media knowledge of Joe Biden's mental decline, and scientists have found signs of microbial life inside of a mummy.
Mark Rucker from The Bourbon Life podcast joins Jack in studio to talk about the difference between bourbon and whiskey, and to sample a whiskey inspired by Kentucky's own Chris Stapleton on #LEX.
Logan Gilland from Joule Financial returns to the show to talk about some of the latest numbers in the Futures market.
Richard Skinner from Channel 12 in Cincinnati has the latest news on the US Open winner, an MLB record that was broken by the Phillies, and the teams advancing after the weekend's World Cup games.
Jack talks with Jeff Sheppard from Family Wealth Group about a couple of rules you need to know when dealing with your 401K.
Jack is joined by his longtime friend, former Cincinnati Red Doug Flynn to talk about Father's Day and to take your calls on all kinds of topics on Friday's show.
Author Jim Kincer joins the show to talk about his new book "Life Is a Song: The Life and Music of Gary Edwards" telling the story of the struggle to make it in the music business for musician Gary Edwards.
Mary Jo Perino joins Jack to talk about the upcoming World Cup match-up between the US and Australia and the successful recruiting done by Mark Pope in the offseason.
Heather Clary from the BBB has the latest on people getting scammed when buying health supplements online.
Jeff Shepard from Family Wealth Group joins Jack to talk about some of the financial lessons that his father passed down to him.
For the last hour of Friday's show Larry spends some time talking with Producer Zac, long-time producer for Larry Glover Live and WVLK, about the World Cup, musical tastes, and getting started in radio.
UK political science professor Dr. Voss joins Larry to talk take your calls on the collegiate influence on a students political beliefs and why things have moved to more urban areas becoming more Democratic and rural areas leaning more Republican.
Larry spends the hour with UK professor Dr. Steve Voss to talk about the latest political news and to talk about post-secondary education's effect on person's political beliefs.
Larry takes your calls and comments on the importance of the Juneteenth holiday and the celebration of the emancipation of black people in America.
Kruser is joined by Kevin Stinnett from The Bourbon Flight to talk about the best gifts to give the dad who loves bourbon and a new ready to drink cocktail made by our very own Town Branch distillery.
Kevin Stinnett from The Bourbon Flight joins Kruser to talk about some bourbon-themed gifts for Father's Day and wraps up the final show of the week before the Juneteenth and Father's Day weekend.
KY State Treasurer Mark Metcalf joins Kruser to talk about ways that you can find out if you have any unclaimed property currently being held by the state.
Kruser talks with KY State Treasurer Mark Metcalf about unclaimed property in the state and Bill Meck talks about his plans for Father's Day.
