The Rusty Satellite Show, the city’s longest-running and most interesting podcast, rolls into the summer with more of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville. We begin downtown at Story Louisville, where Patrick Henshaw explains whta the Louisville Entrepreneurship Acceleration Partnership (LEAP) is and how
If you work at the Waterfront Development Corp., in that oddly-shaped building next to Joe’s Crab Shack, you get to bring your dog to work with you. That’s how I met Deborah Bilitski’s puppy, while stepping over gates to get around the place. Deborah, who
On Saturday, an all-star lineup of local chefs will come together to remember the brilliance of Anthony Bourdain. It’s happening at Four Pegs, and it’s happening because of a Facebook thread started by Chris Williams. Money raised, you can get in for $35, will go
It won’t take long to figure out why I’m so happy this week. The man, the musician, the former boxer behind our Rusty Satellite theme music is in town for a concert Thursday night. Paul Thorn is my answer to the question — Who was
For most businesses, finding that perfect niche where need meets opportunity is one key to success. For Chad Coulter, whose Louvino restaurants have found some success appealing to girls’ night out parties in five locations, bringing biscuits to NuLu is the next growth opportunity. The
A couple of old friends brings exciting news to the city’s longest-running and most interesting podcast, the Rusty Satellite Show. Chip Heuser First, the news about that $35 million Track and Field complex in West Louisville is good. Chip Heuser is on the team working
For 22 years, Adam Robinson has inhabited the world of entrepreneurism. As the chief idea guy at his creation, Villepreneurs, Robinson puts together plans that put people with good ideas and business plans in the same room with experts who have seen success. And next
What do millennials want? What do they think of Louisville? How do we keep them here? The Rusty Satellite Show, the city’s longest-running and most interesting podcast, posed that question to 30-year-old Ann Marie Maldini, the executive director of the Young Professionals Association of Louisville.
The city’s longest-running and most interesting podcast welcomes two media veterans into the Re/Max Properties East studio. If you’ve been near a radio in this town in the last three decades, you know the voice of Joe Elliott, beloved talk show host at WHAS-84. These
It’s always sunny AFTER the Derby, right? It’s how we get over the post-Derby blahs around here. Or we talk with the bundle of optimism and energy that is Alli Truttmann, famed entrepreneur as the creator of Wicked Sheets. Alli’s been busy in the four