At Columbia University in New York, pro-palistinian protestors have stormed and taken over a building. The question we pose is, "Now what?" Let us know what you think should be done.

On Yarbrough, if Electric Vehicles were made more affordable, how interested would you be in buying one on a scale of zero to 10?

The conversation led us to Board Games on this Friday! What did we leave out? What do you remember?

National Clean Comedy day is coming up on April 28th. Danny Devaney from The Comedy Barn in Pigeon Forge joins us in the studio to talk about the holiday and his upcoming performance in Off The Record 9.0!

Why does the Director of Animals at Zoo Knoxville show family photos to Lou, a zoo chimpanzee?  Why will the zoo's last remaining elephant, Tonka, soon be leaving?  And why does the zoo crew feed glitter to one of their tigers?  Phil Colclough has the answers and much more about Zoo Knoxville.

The movie "Oppenheimer" is tops at the Oscars with 13 Academy Award nominations. It tells the story of the Manhattan Project and the man who led that effort, J. Robert Oppenheimer.  Oak Ridge Historian, Ray Smith, talks about the role Oak Ridge played in the Manhattan Project, and the project's legacy.

I asked the simple question of "who is the most famous person you've spoken to," and your answers blew me away.  The celevrities you told me you've met come from all walks of life! Here are your stories of a lifetime about the time you met Presidents, rock stars, actors, famous and infamous, and much more.

His Weekly Top 40 is the longest running countdown in America but, as you'll hear when Rick Dees checked in with "Yarbrough," he's so much more than his radio career. 

Matt Cameron from the TWRA explains the unique way researchers are keeping an eye on the elk population in Tennessee, the reason why skinks are on the move now, and a new law that impacts Wildlife Management Areas.

When Dr. Bill Bass arrived at the University of Tennessee five decades ago, his work immediately began to change the world of forensic anthropology.  Dr. Bass reflects on his career, the creation of The Body Farm, and the way in which many criminal investigations are conducted, due to his research. 

The story of Scott West is as interesting as the districts he develops.  You can trace the roots of today's version of the Old CIty and Market Square in Knoxville directly to Scott and his willingness to buy and develop condemned buildings in those areas.  Now, he has his sights set on another section of Knoxville. 

Whether it's a lottery ticket, a sports bet, or something else, more than a quarter of a million Tennesseans experience gambling disorder symptoms.  Dr. James Whelan from The Gambling Clinic joined "Yarbrough" to discuss ways to identify, and address, a gambling problem.  

Speedwell Joe, a longtime caller to "Yarbrough" and one of the listener's favoritea, checked in to update us on the reasons why he hasn't checked in for a while.

Longtime NewsTalk 98.7 producer, Eric Glasgow, made a return trip to the studio with "Yarbrough" to explain how he's navigated life, both physically and mentally, after suffering a severely broken leg and ankle last September.  Eric had his left leg amputated below the knee about a year and a half before this most recent accident.    

Years ago, a suggestion by Phillip Cameron's father changed his life forever and also helped to save the life of children on the other side of the world.  He told his story on "Yarbrough." 

Heads up on this scam attempt that I received recently.  A phone call, claims of missed jury duty, request for bond, even Knox County Sheriff Tom Spangler joined the call.  Beware and remember, a government entity will NOT call you for an over the phone or digital paymer, ever!

An East Tennessee black bear found itself in an unusual predictment, it's coyote breeding season, and cold weather boating.  Matt Cameron from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency in his monthly visit with "Yabrough."

The Tennessee Valley Authority says bitterly cold temperatures led to a record setting demand for electricity.  How close did TVA come to implemeting rolling blackouts similar to those in December, 2023?  And what is the future of nuclear power withing TVA?  TVA spokesman, Scott Brooks, answered those questions and more on "Yarbrough."

The Tennessee state legislature is set to reconvene on Tuesday, January 9th.  State Senator, Becky Duncan Massey, joined "Yarbrough" and says the state's infrastructure, mental health facilities, medical marijuana, and more will be debated. 

Dog DNA is big business these days, from determining the breeds that make up your pup to identifying the dog whose owner didn't poop scoop.  PooPrints has the first and largest commercial DNA Waste Management Program and, as Yarbrough learned, it's based in Knoxville.  CEO John Retinger checked in with Yarbrough.

A bag of Christmas cards.  That's what set the wheels in motion that led to a 12 year old East Tennessee cancer patient meeting his favorite country music star.  Joey and Nancy from WIVK join "Yarbrough" with the story.

Matt Cameron from the TN Wildlife Resources Agency discusses the discovery of a deadly deer disease in middle Tennessee, what to do if you strike and kill a deer with your vehicle, and turkeys, of course. 

Knoxville Jewish Alliance President, Bryan Goldberg, addresses the rise in antisemitism, Israel's reaction to the Hammas attacks, and what should happen to that terrorist organization. 

Saving a bear cub, poaching in East TN, and an all white deer.  Matt Cameron from the TN Wildlife Resources Agency joins "Yarbrough" with details on these indidents and more..

Alan Williams and his wife were among a group of East Tennesseans visitng Israel when war broke out.  In an instant, they were on their own, searching for a way to  get out of the country and return home.   

Eric Glasgow, producer at NewsTalk 98.7, joined "Yarbrough" with his version of "See, what happened wus," and an update on his condition.   

Chris Honeycutt is a Pyro Shows team leader and is in charge of the fireworks you see at the University of Tennessee football games.  He joined "Yarbrough" to break down the method behind the pyro madness.

The brother of fallen Knox County Sheriffs Deputy, Tucker Blakely, joined "Yarbrough" to shine a light on his "little brother's" memory. 

Former WVLT-TV news anchor, Alan Williams, is among a group of people from First Baptist Church in Knoxville, and others from Cincinatti, who were in the Middle East when war broke out.  Alan joined "Yarbrough" with a first hand look at the attacks. 

Radio talk show host and best selling author, Mark Levin, talks with "Yarbrough" about America's role in the Middle East war.

Tennessee Republican Representative, Chuck Fleischmann, explains his vote against a government shutdown and in support of House Speaker, Kevin McCarthy.

Tennessee Congressman, Tim Burchett, is one of eight Republicans who voted to remove House Speaker, Kevin McCarthy.  Rep. Burchett joined "Yarbrough" Wednesday to explain the reasons behind his "no confidence" vote.

"He lived as a hero, died as a hero." Knox County Sheriff, Tom Spangler, joined "Yarbrough" with an emotional tribute to fallen deputy, Tucker Blakely.  

Three Dog Night drummer, Michael McMeel, joins “Yarbrough” to preview his “Live at Mickey’s Place” show featuring Marlisa Kay Small.  And as great as her voice is, her life story is even better.

The commissioner of the state department of health joins “Age Well Tennessee” to discuss the healthcare needs for retirees, who continue moving to the Volunteer State.  

Tomorrow, Carlos Lopez will give the first ever spanish broadcast in University of Tennessee history. Hear his background and his passion as he tells the story of how this broadcast came together.

Jack Neely of the Knoxville History Project drops in for his monthly visit to discuss some University of Tennessee traditions on Yarbrough.

Matt Cameron with the TWRA joins Yarbrough for his monthly visit, and discusses Alligators in Rhea county, Cpopperheads, Armadillos, and Bear worms!

Cotton Eyed Joe owner, Chuck Ward, joins “Yarbrough” to explain why the Oliver Anthony concert was canceled at the Knoxville nightclub.

Five years ago, Melissa White learned she had Parkinsons disease.  She joined “Yarbrough” to explain how she’s taking the challenge head on, and to offer inspiration to anyone who is dealing with a life changing moment.

TN lawmakers abrubtly ended a special session yesterday. TN State Sen. Becky Duncan Massey joins Yarbrough today to discuss the occasionally chaotic special session.

Tennessee State Rep. Jason Zachary joins Yarbrough to discuss the latest special session meeting, saying it hasn't made much progress due to what he refers to as "a mutiny."

Bob offers a "refresher" on the Tennessee State Laws regarding Covid that could affect you in the future.

Financial abuse among the elderly of Tennessee is a huge problem.  In this month’s “Age Well Tennessee,” ways you can avoid becoming the victim of a financial scam, and reasons why you should have a “trust friend.” Commissioner Carter Lawrence - TN Dept. of Commerce and Insurance Aaron Bradley – Dir. East TN Agency on Aging and Disability Nick Keene – Senior Benefit Inc.

Tennessee State Rep. Jason Zachary joins Yarbrough to discuss the upcoming special session on School Safety and Mental Health.

Jack Neely with Knoxville History Project joins Yarbrough for his monthly visit! Did you know that Knoxville had a serial killer at one time? Details on that and more on today's episode of Yarbrough!

TWRA Officer, Matt Cameron, joins "Yarbrough" today with Resevoir Fisheries Biologist John Hammond.

Tennessee State Representative Jason Zackary joins Yarbrough to discuss the upcoming special session.

Capt. Michael Trost served the U.S. Army for 32 years when he was seriously injured in combat.  After more than 35 surgeries, including a leg amputation, he felt he had his life back and wanted to start a farm.  That idea led to Frontline Gardens, a non-profit that is based in East Tennessee and helps veterans and first responders who have been diagnosed with PTSD.     

Former Three Dog Night drummer, Michael McMeel dropped by "Yarbrough" for his monthly visit.  "Mickey's Place" is a YouTube channel created by McMeel that features local musicians and today, this spotlight was on Schaun Wagoner.