Terry Meiners - Early Career

Early Career

Before his move to WHAS in 1985, Meiners worked with Ron Clay as the co-host of “The Show With No Name,” a morning drive-time program on Louisville rock station WQMF-FM. The two provided edgy humor to Louisville’s airwaves, leading the Courier-Journal to declare that “they’re raucous and rowdy, outrageous and bawdy, occasionally offensive and faintly foul-mouthed.” WQMF hired Clay and Meiners away from rival station WLRS-FM, where the duo hosted the risque “Morning Sickness” show from 1981–1983.

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