Wknd with Tez turns 1!🎉

"It's the weekend with Tez... weekend with Tez... it's the weekend with Tez, weekend with Tez.... are y'all ready, are y'all ready, are y'all ready for the show!"

A radio show that initially started out as a podcast is now a developing live radio show on Friday nights. Last year only two months into DJ PartyAllWknd and Tez of 2Deep podcast they received an opportunity to air their product on 100.9 FM WCHQ.

And now a year later we celebrate all the accomplishments made thus far...

On Sunday, November 5th at HopCat Louisville located on Bardstown Road in the upstairs showroom is where the day party took place and if you weren't there then you truly missed out on a great time.

At the day party in addition to celebrating one year of being on air, there were introductions of the radio show newest members Rekkai "Fluffy Puffy/Big Goldie" Steed, and Melody Simone.

Followed by guest performances from Metez, CJ2Much, Joey Marini and Sasha Renee with DJ NerddBoi on the 1's & 2's, keeping the party jumping from beginning until end.

With it being scorpio season and the celebration of the radio show turning one, it couldn't be a day party without celebrating one of the Wknd with Tez co-host ...

"Happy Birthday DJ PartyAllWknd!" (November 4th)

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It's an accomplishment for something such as this to happen because "they didn't want to see us succeed, they didn't want us on the air but [we're] on the air MAJOR KEY ALERT!"

People have asked, "what y'all going do next? ...ANOTHER ONE!"

The Wknd with Tez radio show is striving for another year of being on air as well as continuing to serve the community and thrive within the entertainment business.

So, be sure to tune in EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT starting at 9 PM on 100.9 FM WCHQ, playing all your local and independent artist.

If you missed the one year anniversary, here are a few pictures from the night.

For a live look at the performances of the night click here for part 1 and here for part 2 .

Other extended video and pics of the fun may be viewed here.

Don't forget to add yourself to the WkndWithTezRadioShow group and like 'our' page on Facebook.

isit the stations' new website at wchqfm.com for current information and future events.

IronWOMAN strong💪🏾

People always ask..."I don't see nor know how you do it?!" 😒👀

Me either, I just do it!

Pleeeaaasssee... somebody tell me what in my right mind told me to work on a busy day. 👀

I am fairly use to working two jobs in one day, that's not a problem at all. It wasn't working two jobs in one day that bothered me, it's the amount of work and energy one job in particular required of me.

The Ironman Triathlon took place in downtown Louisville tonight. Ironman is a race that consist of swimming, biking and running. This is a major event that occurs in different places across the country and nationwide. People from everywhere came in town just to participate, there was a total of 2,750 thousand athletes ranging between the ages of 18 and 90 years old.

Beginning at 7:30 in the morning here is their route first up was swimming in the Ohio River...

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I was working at job number one during the time participants started their race. Straight from working at the news station I went to church like any other Sunday. Although instead of going straight home, or going to the mall or just hanging out with people I went home to take roughly an hour nap.

A nap that did not suffice to how tire I really am. Off to working at job number two I went... I had to be in at 4:30 PM. I was expecting for us to open at 5 PM but apparently 'we' opened the doors at roughly 3:30 PM due to the high demand of customers. A chilly day for a race whatever better food can one choose from other than hot soup?!

The day before I made a status on my Facebook and I could not ever imagine competing in something so vigorous.

Based on my long day it felt as if I had a triathlon myself. Although it's nothing I really train for, I just do in order to make a living.

Seeing and interacting with those who completed the race brought on a sense of inspiration. No, I am not inspired enough to ever compete in the Ironman race but knowing that so many people enjoy being participants and have spent days perhaps years training for this race is amazing.

I spoke with so many different people prior to the race as well as after. Each time I was amazed to know where they were from, what their goal for the race was and the logistics of how it all goes.

Zoup was very busy, busier then I have ever seen it during a normal lunch rush. It took all the iron 'out of me' bouncing back and forth from versus stations, cleaning up as the time goes on. There I was spending more hours standing and interacting with people, it was tiring yet refreshing.

Literally putting in work with very little energy. I have never been a fan of coffee, energy drinks nor bars. I just push through... I'm sure my iron level isn't where it should be but after tonight it just approved that anything is possible as long as you continue to push through.

I commend everyone who participated, tried and finished! Now rest up all, recover well and for I shall do the same because guess who has to be up in a few hours again for work?

Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular

To accompany Halloween and all the other fall season festivities, from one spectacular event spent with family and another with just friends. When attending the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular everyone is invited.

This event takes place from October 11 until November 5th. This year marks 5 years since it has been in Louisville, Kentucky.

The Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular is an event that originated in Oxford, Massachusetts in 1988. While in Louisville the event is held within Iroquois Park. It's a one-fourth of a mile walking trail filled with thousands of carved pumpkins, that illuminate at night displaying various art work starting at dusk. The ga

tes open at 7:15 PM each night.

Ticket sales are:

Sunday through Thursday - closing at 11PM

$12 for Adults

$10 for Seniors (62 and older)

$9 for Children (ages 3-12)

FREE for Children under 3

Friday - closing at Midnight

$15 for Adults

$13 for Seniors (62 and older)

$12 for Children (ages 3-12)

FREE for Children under 3

Saturday - closing at Midnight

$16 for Adults

$14 for Seniors (62 and older)

$13 for Children (ages 3-12)

FREE for Children under 3

No pets and other animals are allowed on the trail. The event is held rain or shine.

Individual tickets are sold online at jackolanternlouisville.com or daily at the gate beginning at 4:30PM.