We’re charging into spring with a newsy episode featuring two of the city’s most interesting people — Vin Morreale and Dan Borsch. I met Vin many years ago when I worked for a local TV production company, and I’m embarrassed to say we hadn’t talked
It’s been quite an interesting week in the River City, where our kids are staying home while teachers fight it out with the Governor. At least the legislators found time to pass a law allowing anyone with a pulse to carry a gun to Kroger.
The city’s most interesting podcast ventured down the street to the North End Cafe, where co-owner Dr. Whitney Jones treated me to a vegetarian omelette and a few butt jokes as we talked about Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Jones, a gastroenterologist, heads up the
If you’re watching local news, or know someone who works in local government, you’ve heard Mayor Greg Fischer’s message — pass a new tax or some of your favorite local services will be cut. Some are calling this a political scare tactic, while Fischer claims
It’s a youth movement on the Rusty Satellite Show this week, as both guests are quite a bit younger that your host. First up is Jake Latts, a senior at Kentucky Country Day, who has organized a local talent show called “Louisville’s Got Talent” since
Two of Rusty’s favorites make return guest appearances in this one. First up is Matt Jamie, who’s turned the phrase “Eat Your Bourbon” into a mantra that fuels his business in Butchertown. Since her first guest spot four years ago, Jamie has continued to grow
You may have heard how special the new Grassa Gramma restaurant is in Holiday Manor, but it’s likely more majestic than what you’re thinking. Kevin Granger, the man behind the Village Anchor and Le Moo, put his magic touch on the city’s newest Italian fare,
We certainly didn’t cancel the Rusty Satellite Show, though I considered it after walking from my car to the front door of the Louisville.am studio Wednesday. Get used to this: the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. That may be a mouthful, but it’s also a
You couldn’t have missed last week’s big chef celebrity news — that Joshua Moore of Volare Restaurant won the Food Network’s “Chopped” competition. So Rusty had to talk with the chef who has become one of the city’s most celebrated. Moore has had great success
It’s hard to find anyone in the culinary community who won’t offer up a kind word about Dean Corbett, who passed tragically in 2018, leaving behind a wife and three young children. Now his friends are organizing the charity event of all charity events to