Comedy Off Broadway in Lexington welcomes Edda May, the Queen of Southern Sass, January 15th through the 17th.

Then from Hulu and social media catch Zarnagark, January 23rd and 24th, and from TV, The Office and Anchorman, don't miss David Keckner.

January 30th and 31st.

For tickets to all comedy off-Broadway shows, call 859-271 joke, or visit

ComedyoffBroadway.com.

Comedy off-Broadway!

Welcome, everyone.

It is Kentucky Sports Radio, Tuesday, January the 27th.

I'm Matt Jones here on a snowy Louisville, Kentucky, where

it is really cold. I don't know what it's like for those of you outside of Kentucky, but it is

absurdly cold here in Louisville, Lexington, all over the bluegrass. You can give a shout. Clark's Puppet Shop phone line 859-280-20-287. A-Vision Auto Glass Text Machine is 772-744-24. This edition is sponsored by the T.J. Smith Law Office. If you call T.J. He'll make them pay. Ryan Lemon is here. Is Drew here today? Do we have Drew? All right. Good. Drew is here as well.

And Shannon, nice to have everybody there. Is Lexington? Did you get out of your neighborhoods?

I know Drew, you and Ryan were worried that you weren't going to be able to get out.

The issue is more getting in. So we knew we could get here, but we might just be living on the street the rest of the afternoon. Yeah, Drew and I both have a little hill to get into our neighborhoods. That's the worries, getting back home. Well, just leave your car. It's fine. I've seen cars all over the city that get left here in Louisville, Shannon. It seems like people just kind of decide, as my friend Johnny Bruce would say, to just sit her down and leave it and then go and go about their business. The problem is it's probably not going to thaw out until sometime next week. So usually the sun comes in and does its thing the next day, but not this case. So after the show yesterday, I decided, okay, you know, it's, I don't know how this stuff works, but I was like,

well, I guess it'll freeze, you know, and then it would become, Ryan, in my view, maybe harder

to dig out in the future than it would have been yesterday, right?

Correct.

Yes.

So I went outside, you know, I don't have a shovel.

So I walked around.

I saw a shovel on somebody's porch.

Right?

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