Owensboro, Ky. – The details for the Tyrone Young Radio Show have been finalized for the 2025 season.
Young will have five total shows this season, all starting at 6:00 PM and hosted by Vic Evans and Stephen Turner on 94.3 WBIO.
Young will be doing three in-person shows at the Owensboro Country Club, complete with a limited menu for fans to enjoy. Dates for those shows are September 22, October 6, and November 3, as seen in the above graphic.
On top of those three shows, Young will be adding two in-studio live stream shows. These will not be for fans to attend in-person, but will be available to enjoy on 94.3 WBIO's YouTube and Facebook. Dates for those shows are September 16 and October 20.
"This radio show means the world to me because it brings a much-needed light to the young men in the program," Young said. "They do so much that I want to be able to share with the community. Any chance we get to put the spotlight on them is an amazing opportunity. I'm thankful to be back for another year and can't wait to highlight our program and kids."
The Tyrone Young Radio Show not only provides fans with direct access to the head coach's perspective but also reinforces Kentucky Wesleyan's commitment to connecting its athletic programs to the greater Owensboro community. With the support of 94.3 WBIO as the broadcast partner, the show will be accessible both in-person and online, allowing Panther fans everywhere to share in the excitement, gain deeper insight into the program, and celebrate Kentucky Wesleyan football.
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