KSR Show Broadcasts Live from Madisonville, Kentucky

Kentucky Sports Radio hits the road for a live show in Drew Franklin's hometown.

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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The Kentucky Sports Radio (KSR) show is broadcasting live from Madisonville, Kentucky, the hometown of host Drew Franklin. The event is taking place at the new Kentucky Sports Factory facility and includes a live three-hour radio broadcast, a half-court shot contest, and other activities for fans.

Why it matters

KSR is one of the most popular sports radio shows in Kentucky, with a loyal following across the state. Hosting a live remote broadcast from a smaller market like Madisonville helps the show connect with listeners outside the major media hubs and highlights the passion for sports across the Commonwealth.

The details

The KSR crew is set up at the new Kentucky Sports Factory at 839 Midtown Drive in Madisonville. In addition to the live radio broadcast, the event features a half-court shot contest and other activities for attendees. Fans can join the conversation by calling the Clark's Pump-N-Shop phone line or texting show host Matt Jones directly.

  • The KSR show is broadcasting live from Madisonville on February 27, 2026.

The players

Drew Franklin

A host on the Kentucky Sports Radio show and a native of Madisonville, Kentucky.

Matt Jones

The host of the Kentucky Sports Radio show, who is accepting listener calls and texts during the live broadcast.

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What they’re saying

“Can't make it? You can join the conversation by phone on the Clark's Pump-N-Shop phone line at (859) 280-2287, or text Matt Jones directly at (772) 774-5254.”

— Matt Jones, Host, Kentucky Sports Radio (on3.com)

The takeaway

KSR's live remote broadcast from Madisonville highlights the show's commitment to connecting with sports fans across Kentucky, not just in the major media markets. The event provides an opportunity for the KSR crew to engage with listeners in a smaller community and showcase the passion for sports that exists throughout the state.