In The Know

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5d ago

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In episode #3498 of *In The Know* for October 1, 2026, MB and Sam Gormley deliver a comprehensive look at local and national news, starting with a weather update featuring near-90-degree temperatures before a forecasted rain and cool-down, alongside a reminder that Kentucky's fall daytime burn ban is now in effect. The hosts cover regional crime and legal updates, detailing a botched execution attempt in Tennessee, an attempted bank robbery in Hardinsburg involving a replica firearm, and recent grand jury indictments in Breckinridge County. On a positive state level, Governor Beshear opened the new $53 million Robert E. Spiller Bowling Green Veteran Center and enacted a measure to fast-track commercial driver's licenses for military veterans transitioning to civilian careers. The robust sports segment highlights Grayson County's Thursday night high school football matchup against Ohio County—moved up due to impending weather—and explores the "relief syndrome" affecting college football teams following major victories. Finally, the episode rounds out with national headlines regarding a White House summit on artificial intelligence and an FBI cybersecurity breach, before wrapping up with lighthearted pop-culture trivia celebrating quirky events like Mad Hatter Day and Homemade Cookies Day.
6d ago

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In this September 30, 2026 episode of *In The Know*, MB and Extension Agent Whitney Carmen kick things off by exploring the mental health benefits of a solid daily routine before diving into the practical applications of AI platforms like Copilot and Gemini in their everyday workflow. The episode covers essential community updates, including a favorable weekend forecast for the Candyville Fair and Homecoming festival, the lifting of a local boil water advisory, and a solemn tribute to fallen Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips. The hosts also unpack heavier regional news, from a miraculous local well rescue and tragic traffic fatalities to a legislative debate over the construction of new data centers. Rounding out the hour on a lighter note, MB and Whitney celebrate a Lady Cougar volleyball victory, discuss the nostalgic return of the "Power K" logo to Kroger Field, and share a few laughs over 2026's most-used compound emojis and the golden rules of smartphone etiquette in relationships.
Sep 29

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Episode #3496 of In The Know (September 29, 2026) kicks off with a look at upcoming fall schedule shifts—noting that daylight saving time falls on Halloween night this year—alongside trivia about unique lip prints, John Mayer's Las Vegas Sphere residency, and the return of McDonald's Monopoly game. Guest Ann Brooks from the Caneyville Community Club joins the show to detail the Caneyville Fair and Homecoming Festival, highlighting the Wednesday community worship service, Thursday ride sessions and adult bingo, Friday's parade and Wheel of Fortune game show, Saturday's firehouse pancake breakfast, and a patriotic "He-Haw" variety show. Local coverage includes Lady Cougar Volleyball's district matchup against Whitesville Trinity, a warning from law enforcement regarding official donation channels following the passing of KSP Trooper Hayden Phillips, and features of the newly updated K105 mobile app.
Sep 28

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Episode #3495 of *In The Know* (September 28, 2026) opens with hosts MB, Christy, and Sam Gormley discussing simple adult joys, Gen Alpha slang, and leftover food preferences. Local Kentucky news includes a traffic pattern shift on Rock Crusher Hill, a boil water advisory for Embry Acres Drive and Embry Road, a Leitchfield City Council meeting on property tax rates, and a search warrant executed in connection to a recording device found at the Grayson County High School softball complex. National and global coverage highlights a U.S.-China AI safety agreement, U.S.-Iran nuclear discussions, and terror arrests near a U.K. air base. The sports and community report covers the Grayson County Cougars' 29-14 football loss to Barren County, the Cougar Marching Band's Grand Champion win at Warren East, and the UK Wildcats football team reaching #24 in the AP Top 25. The broadcast wraps up with pop culture updates—including Crocs suing Five Below and a recap of the VMAs—alongside an inspiring *Focus on the Family* segment by Jim Daly reflecting on human worth and the extraordinary odds of individual existence.
Sep 25

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Episode #3494 of In The Know (September 25, 2026) wraps up the week with a focus on local community highlights and weekend previews. Hosts MB and Sam Gormley deliver the latest news headlines spanning the county, the Commonwealth, and the country to keep listeners informed. The Friday broadcast features a special celebration of Dolly Day, alongside a comprehensive Cougar sports report to get fans ready for the weekend's athletic events.
Sep 24

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Episode #3493 of In The Know (September 24, 2026) captures local community updates, restaurant features, national news, and pop culture trends. Co-hosts Mark (MB), Christy, and Sam Gormley open the show celebrating Grayson County High School's 90s-themed Homecoming "Decade Day" before welcoming guest Nathan Ball from Steak & Stone to showcase their new fall menu—highlighting house-made cornbread with apple butter, shrimp and grits, beef stroganoff, and new autumn cocktails and wines. In national news, the hosts discuss President Trump’s UN address proposing the term "Super Intelligence" for AI, Texas halting data center environmental permits, and Waymo testing robotaxis in Denver. The episode also highlights pop culture stories, including TLC's 1999 hit "No Scrubs" resurfacing on the Billboard charts via TikTok, Taylor Swift’s surprise album announcement, Kacey Musgraves’s Dolly Parton tribute at the VMAs, Katmai National Park’s "Fat Bear Week," and the return of McDonald’s Monopoly game. The broadcast concludes with an inspirational Focus on the Family segment by Jim Daly on human worth and an encouraging pearl of wisdom for the day.
Sep 24

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Episode #3492 of *In The Know* (September 23, 2026) delivers a mix of local Kentucky community updates, regional legal news, sports highlights, and pop culture headlines. Hosts Mark (MB) and Christy welcome Grayson County Extension Agent Whitney Carmen to preview tonight's high school Powderpuff football game benefiting the Class of 2027, as well as upcoming extension programs, including the Forestry Department field day at the Brown Tree Farm and a Master Gardeners workshop. Local civic coverage features the Leitchfield City Council requiring pawnshops to utilize the Leads Online theft recovery database, donating $5,000 for local Christmas food baskets, and approving a zoning amendment on Sequoia Drive. Legal and law enforcement updates include the arrest of Shelby Miller in Leitchfield for indecent exposure and public intoxication, as well as the felony conviction of former Oak Grove payroll clerk Haley Bamford for public trust abuse. On the state level, the Consensus Forecasting Group projected Kentucky's general fund revenue to hit $16.89 billion for FY27, while KY Fish & Wildlife announced an upcoming surplus gear auction in Frankfort. Sports news focuses on UK Football preparing for South Alabama after their Texas A&M victory. The show concludes with cool fall weather forecasts, national AI governance reports, Katmai National Park's "Fat Bear Week," and entertainment updates concerning Dolly Parton's estate, Taylor Swift's single "Patient Zero," Disney+'s *Darkwing Duck* reboot, and Ella Langley's record-setting run atop the Billboard charts.
Sep 22

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Episode #3491 of *In The Know* welcomes the autumnal equinox while delivering a comprehensive mix of local Kentucky highlights, regional law enforcement updates, and state-level developments. The broadcast kicks off with a preview of the Grayson County Lady Cougar volleyball match against Daviess County and details the successful, multi-agency overnight rescue of a missing teen experiencing a mental health crisis in Caneyville. Regional news covers a multi-state police pursuit ending with two arrests in Warren County, a Henderson County middle school student's arrest for generating explicit AI images of classmates, and the appointment of Captain Chris Baker as the new KSP Post 4 Commander. At the state level, the hosts discuss Governor Beshear securing $17 million in federal grants to bolster the 988 mental health hotline and breaking ground on a new state police crime lab at Northern Kentucky University, alongside Attorney General Russ Coleman's announcement of a statewide restitution settlement regarding predatory auto loans. The episode balances these hard news items with an insightful segment on "Autonomy-Supportive Parenting" to foster childhood independence, a tech update on AI security vulnerabilities and national regulation debates, and a lighthearted dive into pop culture.

Podcast by K105

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K105
Years Active

2017 - 2026
Episodes

500
Rating

Clean
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