Comedy Off Broadway in Lexington welcomes Derek Struke, December 19th through the 21st, then catch Lexington native Lee Kemmel for two hilarious shows on New Year's Eve, and don't miss Brian Bates, January 3rd and 4th.

Comedy Off Broadway opened in downtown Lexington in 1987, and they're still bringing the best in stand-up comedy to the area 37 years later.

Call 859-271 joke or visit Comedy OffBroadway.com.

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Welcome, everyone.

It is Kentucky Sports Radio Friday, December the 27th.

I am Matt Jones here live in Glasgow, Kentucky at the Don

Franklin Cadillac. Absolutely huge crowd here in Glasgow, probably one of our, if not the biggest

crowd we've ever had here, certainly one of them, one of the better crowds we've had on a road trip in a long time.

So thank you all very much.

The weather is absolutely horrendous outside, and yet everybody came out.

So give yourselves a big round of applause here on this Christmas break.

You can give us a shout to Clark's Puppet Shop phone line.

That's 859-280-2287. A Vision Auto Glass text

machine 772-7745-254. And this edition is sponsored by the T.J. Smith Law Office. If you call

T.J. I'll make them pay. You can probably hear I'm a little under the weather. Last night, about

seven or eight o'clock, I thought, man, I don't know if I'm

going to be able to get down there and do that tomorrow, but feel a little better today.

Ready to go, Ryan, Drew, and definitely glad I made the trip through this downpour to see how many

people came today. How about this guy? He's sick, and he wanted to come down here to be here at

Glasgow today.

They got to come to Glasgow. Think about what guy? He's sick, and he wanted to come down here to be here at Glasgow today. We've got to come to Glasgow.

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