We promise you some of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville every week on the Rusty Satellite Show, and Nick Stover and John Hassman are perfect examples. Nick coordinates social media for athletics at the University of Louisville. Getting the job was pretty competitive,
Rusty starts on Year 2 with Chris Hartman, director of the Fairness Campaign, and Life Coach Sherry Whitehouse. Chris, of course, was pretty happy about Judge John Heyburn’s ruling this week that opens the door for gay marriage to become legal in Kentucky. As he
We’re celebrating the first year of the Rusty Satellite Show with Carolyn Gaeta McLean, host of the new TV show Deadbeat. In addition to sharing a nice bottle of Chardonnay from the Vines and Canines store across the street from the studio, Carolyn treated Rusty
For our 51st show, featuring guests number 98 and 99, I ventured over to Indiana to talk with Wayne Estopinal about how he engineered moving a professional soccer team to Louisville. The team’s first home game will be sometime in March at Slugger Field, and
Rusty’s 50th show is, of course, a good one, featuring Congressman John Yarmuth and Media Entrepreneur Larry Bisig
It’s another great episode with the Rusty Satellite Show — leading off is Chip Heuser, a 29-year-old who excels in the pole vault, yes, pole vault. For the third year, Chip is bringing an event, Vault in the Ville, to Fourth Street Live. On June
1,500 animals are housed at the Louisville Zoo, and John Walzcak seems to know about every one of them. The Louisville Zoo director discusses the Zoo’s role as one of the region’s top tourist attractions, how most of the animals know who he is, and
There’s an election on Tuesday, and 13 Democrats are running in the horse race that is the District 9 Metro Council primary. J.P. Davis happens to have raised the most money among the 13, but in this case that’s certainly no guarantee of victory. I
Shortly after it was announced by LEO Weekly that the paper’s new owner had the same last name as its founder, I got in touch with Aaron Yarmuth. I wanted to know what the 30-year-old has in store for the paper that his father started
It’s Derby Week, so excose the typos. I had a great visit with Tim Laird, America’s Chief Entertaining Officer, and talked about hosting parties and the cool recipes in his new book. Later I met Jockeys Guide rep Darrell Haire for an interview in Prospect,