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- February 21st - College Student Athletes: Amateur or Professional?
- January 11th - Charter Schools: Could The Make a Difference in Louisville?
- December 14th - Examining the Proposed Hospital Merger: Pro and Con
- November 9th - Eli Capilouto, President of University of Kentucky
- October 12th - Public Money: Ethics & Transparency
- September 14th: Introducing our new JCPS Superintendent
- August 2011 - Rx for Fighting Meth: Restrictions for Over the Counter Drugs?
- July 2011 - A conversation with Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer
- June 2011 - Metro Council Neighborhood Funds: Keep'em, Ditch'em, or Change'em FEATURING: Ken Fleming, District 7, Louisville Metro Council, Minority Caucus Chair, David James, District 6, Louisville Metro Council, Jim King, District 10, Louisville Metro Council, President and Jerry T. Miller, District 19, Louisville Metro Council
- May 2011 - Louisville Forum Luncheon Meeting: Helping the Arts Survive and Thrive in Today's Economy. Featuring Christina Brown, Ron Murphy, Sadiqa Reynolds, Jim Welch
- April 2011 - Louisville Forum Luncheon Meeting Jobs: How Louisville Can Become More Competetive in Creating, Growing and
Recruiting New Jobs.
- March 2011 - Ohio River Bridge Project: What Next? Speakers Steve Schultz, John Sackster and Wes Johnson
- January 2011 - Kentucky's Legislative Outlook: Featuring Senator David Williams and Representative Rick Rand
- December 2010 - Bullying: What is it and What are we doing about it?
- November 2010 - Lunch with Louisville Metro Mayor Jerry Abramson
- October 2010 - Third District Congressional Candidates Debate Featuring Todd Lally (R) and John Yarmuth (D)
- August 2010 - Lunch with The University of Louisville - featuring Dr. James Ramsey
- July 2010 - Louisville's Expanding Parks: What do we want them to be?
- June 2010 - Merger: Eight Years Later - What Works? What Doesn't?
- May 2010 - The Cost of Progress: Arena Logistics and Economic Development
- April 2010 - Face to Face: Democratic Candidates for Louisville Mayor
- March 2010 - Face to Face: Republican Candidates for Louisville Mayor
- February 2010 - The Future of Journalism
- January 2010 - Education by the Numbers: What’s JCPS’ Grade?
- September 2009 - High Noon on Healthcare: Local Perspective on National Reform
- August 2009 - Exploring the Mystery of Autism
- July 2009 - Finish Line: Is the Kentucky Horse Racing Industry Dying?
- June 2009 - Location, Location, Location! Where to Build the New VA Hospital?
- May 2009 - Union Organizing: Secret Ballot or Voluntary Sign-ups?
- April 2009 - Case Dismissed? The Impact of Absent Police Witnesses
- March 2009 - JCPS Administrators: How Many? How Much?
- February 2009 – Downtown Development: What’s Going Up in a Down Economy?
- January 2009 - Tobacco Tax: Lighting Up the Pros and Cons
- December 2008 - Collapse? Facing Our Financial Future
- November 2008 - Wednesday Morning Quarterback: Analyzing 2008 Election Results
- October 2008 – Third Congressional District Debate featuring John Yarmuth and Rep. Anne Northup
- September 2008 - Energy: We Know The Problems. What Are The Solutions?
- August 2008 - Governor Steve Beshear: Comments on Commonwealth
- July 2008 - Public vs. Private: Is There a Level Playing Field in High School Sports?
- June 2008 – Beating the Odds: Can Horse Racing Be Made Safer?
- May 2008 - Program- Democratic Primary Debate
- April 2008 - Protecting Our Children, Therefore our Future
- March 2008 - Crisis In Our Golden Years: The State of Kentucky's Pension System
- February 2008- Educating Our Children: Kentucky's New Top Education Officials Speak Out
- January 2008 - Casino Gambling: What's the deal for KY?
- December 2007 - Capital Punishment: Is it Humane?
- October 2007 - Funding the Public Library: Which Approach is Best
- September 2007 - Kentucky Gubernatorial Debate
- August 2007 - The Honorable Jerry Abramson, Mayor, Metro Louisville
- July 2007 - Bridging the Great Lawn: A Closed Door Frankfort Design?
- June 2007 - After Don Imus, is there a line? Who draws it? Where is it?
- May 2007 - HPV Vaccine: A must for girls?
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