Quicksie Podcasts

Morning Conversation - What's a weird word?

A different way to wear eyeglasses…with a bridge piercing.

A woman bought free-range duck eggs and put one in an incubator.

COL CJ King gave this week's update of things going on at Ft. Knox.

Here are a few myths a lot of us still believe: We don't only use 10% of our brain. Dogs don't see in black-and-white. Shaving doesn't make your hair grow back thicker. And you don't swallow eight spiders a year in your sleep.

It's kitten season and Mike is swimming in all the cuteness today! We have been featuring cats and dogs looking for new homes since 2017! Furever Friends is brought to you by Pet Supplies Plus on Towne Drive in Elizabethtown. See all adoptable pets on Pet Finder: https://findingrover.com/adopt/Adoption application: https://hcky.org/adoption-application/Support the Animal Shelter: https://www.fohcas.org/ You can also now donate directly to the shelter by going to: https://hcky.org/animal-control-d…/animal-control-donations/

A woman 29 weeks pregnant gave birth on a flight from Utah to Honolulu.

A boy snuck on a baggage conveyor belt at airport.

Why do flight attendants greet passengers as they are boarding?

A tree fell on an occupied porta potty.

Brian is good with a knife in the kitchen. Trisha bought a finger guard because she cuts herself.

Is a smart faucet a good idea in a public bathroom?

Brian & Trisha had a moment when they both recalled gleeking.

Brian & Trisha talked to Bart Lovins with the Hardin County School's Performing Arts Center about the PAC Kid Spotlight and things going on at the facility. 5/4/21

People are re-watching old TV shows these days. Some say repeats can be comforting because it's stress-relieving to watch familiar stuff. But others caution that sitting around watching TV shouldn't be equated with boosting mental health, so you should watch in moderation.

A guy in London took 6 years to park in every spot in grocery store's parking lot.

In the UK, the names Colin and Tracy come in before Karen as far as complainers.

What's up with this new word called "cheugy"?

Just three chapters into the story of the Bible, we learn how a bad choice and a tree marred God’s good creation. Adam and Eve ate from the one tree they were to leave alone (Genesis 3:11). The story has barely begun, and paradise is cursed (vv. 14–19). Another tree would play a role in undoing this curse—the cross Jesus endured on our behalf. His death purchased our future with Him (Deuteronomy 21:23; Galatians 3:13). The story comes full circle in the Bible’s last chapter. There we read of “the tree of life” growing beside the “river of the water of life” (Revelat...

This final day of April begins with new movies, just in time for the first weekend of May! A chiller opens at theaters today, it’s “Separation”. Also, at theaters now is “Walking With Herb”.  New DVD’s and Blu-rays include “Vanquish” starring Morgan Freeman and Ruby Rose, and “Cosmic Sin” starring Frank Grillo and Bruce Willis. Have a great weekend!

Brian & Trisha talked to Kentucky Science Center CEO Mike Norman about the facility. The center has a satellite location at Mall St. Matthews and offers free memberships to anyone with a SNAP or a WIC card. The organization provides many opportunities to experience science, even from home.

Brian & Trisha talked to AT&T Kentucky's President, Hood Harris, about how the company has worked to accommodate needs in the communities during the pandemic. Also talked about his pick for the Derby.

Does the public need to know when there are designated survivors assigned for the President?

Researchers say gossip isn't always bad.

Morning Conversation - When signing a group card, do you read all of the comments before you sign?

Brian & Trisha talked to Brad Estes, President of Louisville City FC/Racing Louisville FC about the men's and women's professional soccer teams. Also talked about their new Lynn Family Stadium.

Brian & Trisha talked to Gene McLean from The Pressbox about Derby horses.

COL CJ King gave this week's update of things going on at Ft. Knox.

Here are five signs you're at a bad pizza place:  It's super-cheap . . . the crust looks pale . . . they use flour that's bleached or "bromated" . . . it caters to the "drunk food" crowd . . . and if their plain cheese slice sucks, toppings won't help much.

Everywhere we turn we are constantly bombarded with images, advertisements, and videos of who we should be, how we should look, and what we should be doing. In our over socialize, photoshopped world, we are constantly comparing ourselves to unrealistic expectations. In Galatians 6:4 we read "Let each one examine his own work. Then he can take pride in himself and not compare himself with someone else." "God has made us what we are. In Christ Jesus, God made us new people so that we would spend our lives doing the good things he had already planned for us to do."...

Here are some of the top ways that people treat their PETS like their kids, according to a new survey:  Making sure they eat healthy and get enough exercise . . . creating a social media account for them . . . buying them presents . . . and wearing matching outfits with them.

Here's what makes moms the most disappointed or annoyed on Mother's Day, according to a new survey: Having to clean up after the party or meal . . . not being able to take a break from the everyday routine . . . and feeling exhausted at the end of the day.

The military has height minimums and maximums.

This may hurt your brain. Morning Conversation - What does the phrase "next Saturday" (or any day for that matter) mean to you? Is it the Saturday coming up or the one after that?

This week is Work Zone Safety Week. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 4 spokesperson, Chris Jessie, talked about the importance of not driving distracted. Jessie also gave an update on the ongoing construction on Dixie Highway in Elizabethtown.

Brian & Trisha talked to Cleo Battle from Louisville Tourism about new places to visit in Louisville.

City of Elizabethtown spokesperson Amy Inman talks about a contest the city is doing as they work on repurposing the wood slats previously used to fence in Funtopia, one of the city's playgrounds.

Brian & Trisha talked to Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer about so many things Louisville.

Brian & Trisha talked to Ray Springsteen from Abound Credit Union about the upcoming annual meeting on 5/11/21.

Brian & Trisha talked to Ray Springsteen from Abound Credit Union about the upcoming annual meeting on 5/11/21.