Eland, from the Independent Institute, talks with Kruser about the proposed summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Martha Sparks previews this year's GAP (Grandparents As Parents) Conference.

Kruser, Missy and Bob Babbage remember the late founder of Alltech.

Jack T. Roberts joins Scott with this week's Crimestoppers update.

Ann Bakhaus of Kentucky Eagle remembers the late Dr. Pearse Lyons.

Catherine, author of "Race Horse Man" talks with Larry about African Americans in the history of thoroughbred racing.

Megan talks with Kruser about this year's Lexington St. Patrick's Day Celebration.

Tech expert James Mason talks with Scott about digital camera apps that aim at helping identify pictures for searches.

Guffy, author of "The People Up the Holler" talks about his book with Scott and Deidre.

Isaac, a former Lexington mayor, is running for the office again. She talks with Scott and listeners about her goals.