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Terry Meiners
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EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY author Maggie Harlow illustrates a path toward serenity
3w ago00:11:28Tap to summarizeCelebrated leadership strategist Maggie Harlow has written EVERYDAY EXTRAORDINARY, a collection of real life stories that will help readers transform ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences.Maggie and Terry Meiners wind through various life situations and apply Maggie's "permission slips" to advance beyond perceived barriers.Maggie details the book's availability in the conversation.website: maggieharlow.com
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Crescent Hill Golf Course is 100 Years Old! Golf icon Moe Demling reflects on its lore.
3w ago00:07:49Tap to summarizeHappy 100th Birthday to Crescent Hill Golf Course, a duffer's dream on Brownsboro Road adjacent to the Mary T Meagher Natatorium.Loongtime PGA professional George "Moe" Demling chatted with Terry Meiners on the course, the long road on tour, and tips for today's seasoned and starting golfers.And yes, both Moe and his son Gary are sporting t-shirts with a photo of young Moe in full swing!(from the USGA website)..."The 79-year-old Demling, who was inducted into the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame in 2019, has seen a lot of talented players rise through the Louisville ranks. Bobby Nichols, the 1964 PGA champion, and Frank Beard combined for 23 victories on the PGA Tour in the 1960s and 1970s. Demling taught Fuzzy Zoeller, who grew up across the Ohio River in New Albany, Ind., and went on to win the 1979 Masters and the 1984 U.S. Open. Jodie Mudd of Louisville won back-to-back U.S. Amateur Public Links titles (1980-81) and four PGA Tour events, including the 1990 Players Championship, while his brother Eddie won the 1976 U.S. Amateur Public Links. Demling made a run of his own in the 1966 U.S. Public Links, reaching the semifinals before losing to Monty Kaser, the eventual champion."
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Rebecca Fleishaker details Downtown Louisville's upgrades
3w ago00:09:16Tap to summarizeLouisville Downtown Partnership executive director Rebecca Fleischaker has quite a story to tell about upgrades and events through the rest of 2026. She spills the tea with Terry Meiners on WHAS.
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Louisville bar owners discuss their challenges with late night troublemakers
3w ago00:13:09Tap to summarizeThe potential "moist" law requirements have been tabled for now, but local tavern owners are still facing a multitude of challenges.Terry Meiners sat down with two local bar owners.
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Beshear slow walks good wishes for McConnell's health
3w ago00:05:27Tap to summarizeGov. Andy Beshear took his sweet time responding to Senator Mitch McConnell's recent proof of life photo and medical update. After a month of mostlly silence from the McConnell camp, a statement was finally issued a few days ago.Asked for his reaction, Beshear forged ahead with his thoughts on how more verifiable proof is necessary or perhaps he should move on to find a replacement senator. After 66 seconds, Beshear finally utters "we hope there's a speedy recovery" for the ailing senator.Democrats are demanding that the governor press ahead with a special session to seat someone in McConnell's place.Hang on, kids. McConnell is quite alive. There should have been more McConnell info released on a regular basis, but Democrats circling Mitch's rehab center like buzzards above a carcass is embarrassingly desperate.There's an election for McConnell's replacement in November. Do the work and see who wins.
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Jeff Ruby hilariously retells the story of refusing to serve OJ Simpson
4w ago00:11:30Tap to summarizeJeff Ruby Steakhouse is celebrating 20 years in Louisville, 78-year-old restaurateur Jeff Ruby tells Terry Meiners the story of refusing to serve O.J. Simpson, why the Ruby name is on the pant legs of jockeys in the Kentucky Derby, and the initial romance with the city of Louisville.photo: Terry Meiners, Britney Ruby Miller (Jeff's daughter), Jeff Ruby at the 2024 Kentucky Derby
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Crestwood's Jeremy Yoder is competing on Food Network's PITMASTERS
4w ago00:07:55Tap to summarizeBBQ chef sensation Jeremy Yoder is competing on Food Network's PITMASTERS show. Jeremy and Terry Meiners discussed the challenges of competing with other pitmasters from around the world.Jeremy & Terry discuss various BBQ flavors from around America and a bit of celebration of Western Kentucky's BBQ notoriety.
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After McConnell's proof of life photo release, Scott Jennings takes a victory lap with Leland Conway
4w ago00:20:32Tap to summarizeCNN political voice Scott Jennings, a former WHAS Radio news anchor, joined midday host Leland Conway to discuss misguided media and social media conspiracy theories related to Senator Mitch McConnell's recent hospitalization.Millions of online commentators were assuring each other that McConnell is dead, or brain dead and being kept alive to bypass Governor Andy Beshear's potential to call a special session forcing a vote for replacement. After weeks of unanswered questions, McConnell's office finally released a full medical update and a photo of the senator and his wife Elaine Chao in a Washington D.C. rehab facility. The McConnell team released details of his June 14, 2026 fall and the medical diagnosis reports.Both hardcore Liberals and MAGA stalwarts tried to poke holes in the statements and the photo, claiming McConnell is dead and the photo was either a 2023 reissue or A.I. doctored.It's a reminder once again that nearly half of the population is of below average intelligence.-- synopsis written by WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners --
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Todd Creek on A.I. for midsize business
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David Beck is the perfect tourism ambassador. Let's keep him working for Louisville.
Jul 800:24:34Tap to summarizeGracious, affable, Southern gentleman David Beck was pushed out of his Kentucky Venues CEO role by Governor Andy Beshear. Mr. Beck and his team steered billions of tourism dollars through Louisville & Kentucky by the strength of his personal relationships with decision makers around America.Louisville leaders would be wise to secure Mr. Beck's services in an ambassador role to maintain and grow the tourism sector.David Beck sat down with Terry Meiners for a wide ranging chat on Louisville's strengths, opportunities, and vision.
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