Brennan and Daniel discuss a recent situation in Glasgow where a man died after being involved in an incident with police officers.

It's not everyday you hear of gently used feminine products for sale on the radio, but one person called some in on a sister station to WCLU. Daniel is still single, and he's coping with COVID-19 by walking his cat on a harnessed leash. Brennan, on the other hand, finds the politics of the pandemic disturbing.

It's no secret: COVID-19 has taken the world over. And while things seem negative, positivity is popping up around the world, state and locally. Daniel needs a brake change, and a foot exam. Brennan finds himself saying things on-air that he shouldn't. Special guest Aaron Russell talks COVID-19 impacts and ways the world is reacting. All of this on Convergence.

Hemping across the USA? Joe Trigg, local farmer and former candidate for Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner, talks hemp and medical marijuana in Kentucky. Legislators in Frankfort continue to work legislation pertaining to medical marijuana's use in Kentucky. But, the problems farmers face before getting the product to consumers seems to be an even larger issue. Trigg discusses this and his personal experience with cultivating hemp in Glasgow and Barren County. To contact Daniel or Brennan, reach out to [email protected] or [email protected]!

Yet another industry has closed its doors in Barren County. For many, LSC Communications has served as a multi-generational workplace. But, the company announced it will close its Glasgow plant in early March. This not only shocked citizens but local government officials. Brennan and Daniel discuss job loss and how people may recover from a sudden job loss in and around Glasgow and Barren County. James Moore with the Kentucky Career Center details the steps his team takes when an industry closes or a person says, "I need a job."

As the first full week of 2020 concludes, the start and continuation of many ideas looms around the nation, Kentucky and Glasgow. In this week's episode of Convergence, join Brennan and Daniel for a look at the Kentucky General Assembly's direction as they kick off the 2020 session. From budget to voting laws, the General Assembly has taken swift action already to initiate significant legislation. Closer to home, the Downtown Park proposal moves through committee as the Glasgow City Council is set to vote on whether they believe the park's vitality will proceed. Also, Metcalfe County looks ahead to voting on a resolution making it a "Second Amendment sanctuary city." A lot of counties are looking to take these steps as a stance toward protecting infringements on the right to bear arms, but does a resolution have power? Have you tried navigating Glasgow at midnight? It's not that hard, but you may be surprised to find strange things happen after midnight in Glasgow! Join Daniel and Brennan this week for talks, laughs and a joke or two. All on Convergence!