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We introduce a shorter version of the opriginal podcast called "The Mini Clip". In this episode, I tackle the question of why it seems that others don't learn from the consequences of racism.

I haven't done an album review in a while, so here goes. I give you my thoughts on the 2nd releasae from supergroup Generation Radio. It's called "Take Two". Generation Radio consists of Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flats, Jason Scheff, formerly of Chicago, Steve Ferrone , formerly with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and session guitarists Tom Yankton and Chris Rodriguez. I give you a song by song breakdown and analysis from a musician and producert standpoint. All music copyrights beling to Generation Radio

This is a conversation I had with the students of the M.H.G. Prepatory Academy here in Louisville, Ky. We talk about music, media, fashion and how they all intertwine with my role as a radio personality and Program Director.

In this episode, I talk with one of my "Musical Babies", Hip - hop artist and military veteran, Rodney "Native" Barber about how he transitioned to public speaking and mental health advocacy.

In this episode, I'll introduce you to J. Alexander, aka "Divine". A man of many talents. Barber, paralegal, musician and producer. You'll learn how he used his position as a barber to help other barbers focus on the mental health of their customers and how he was instrumental in getting legislation passed that allows Mobile barbering in Kentucky.

In this episode, you'll meet Shannon Burton and her husband, Bart. We'll tell the story of how she started modeling late in life at 35 years of age and ended up as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model at 50. You'll also learn about how a commercial and being extras in the movie "Secretariat" brought her and Bart together... Sort of.  Shannon is an inspiration to women of all ages because of her dogged determination to chase a dream and make it a reality. Get to know Shannon here.

In this episode, once again, we take a look at the lives of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. My guest is Antonio Pantoja, an award winning photographer and filmaker who turned his love of horror into a thing of beauty to the tune of over 200 awards for his work.  His debut feature film, "One Must Fall" is must - see television and you can check him out at www.antoniopantoja.com

This podcast introduces you to ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Meet Gary Loks, the best kept and worst kept secret in the cigar world. Learn how 1 man's vision became a reality and what being the best kept and worst kept secret in the cigar world means. https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/64286877/download.mp3

In this episode, you'll meet Amanda Mills, a homeless advocate who at one time in her life,weighed over 400 pounds. Find out how she dealt with motherhood, her work with the houseless, and domestic violence, all while fighting a battle to lose the weight that would've killed her if she wasn't successful. Amanda is one of the most inspirational people I've ever met, and you'll think so too.

In our ongoing search for ordinary people doing extraordinary things, I came across Mike Bucci, a banking excutive in Louisville, Kentucky, who's spirit of giving back goes all the way back to his days as a WWE Superstar.

This season, we're taking the podcast in a new direction. We'll put the spotlight on ordinary people just like you doing extraordinary things. In this episode, I'll inroduce you to one of my oldest and dearest friends. Dave Moody, bassist and vocalist of the tribute band, "Hairball" .  We'll talk about his humble beginnings, addiction, marriage and life on the road.

In this episode, we explore some little known baseball history. Did you know that Kentucky is home to the 1st ever integrated kids' baseball team in the Commonwealth? My guest is Ron Schmidt, the Executive Producer of an upcoming feature film that tells the story. It's called "This Field Looks Green To Me".

After a bit of a hiatus, we are back and in this episode, we'll talk about transracial adoptions and I'll introduce you to Brandy David, an Italian immigrant who was adopted at the age of 5 by an African - American family. You'll hear her story and learn a little more about transracial adoptions. You can also see the video version of this episode on my You Tube channel.

Attorney General Merrick Garland came to Louisville to deliver the findings of a 2 year investigation of the Louisville Metro Police Department and Metro Government after the death of Breonna Taylor. In this episode, we take a look at some of the findings and the recommendations spelled out in the Consent Decree. I also have a conversation with Louisville Mayor , Craig Greenberg and LMPD Chief Jaqueline Gwinn - Villaroel about the impact the investigation and findings will have on the city and the police department. You can now see the video version of the podcast at "GunnShots: The Video Clips" Make sure you check us out on "Live In Louisville" on 104.7 WLOU Radio. We stream live at www.wloufm.com.