He’s come a long way from running Hikes Point’s Golden Nugget, and these days Joe Steier leads one of Louisville’s largest employers and most important companies. He’s busy. Joe serves on a number of boards that promote the city, is an advocate for Louisville as
Tired of snow and cold and cancellations? Well, neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night would keep the Rusty Satellite Show from arriving safely online on Thursday mornings. Our most interesting person of the week is Will Russell, he of Lebowski Fest
Romance is certainly in the air on this week’s Rusty Satellite Show. Listen as world-famous cellist Ben Sollee talks about making it in the music business, his passion for the environment and why he once rode his bike from Lexington to the Bonnaroo Music Festival.
The promise of good things to come always gets us through the horrid February in Kentucky. So Rusty’s looking forward to Valentine’s Day and the Academy Awards. This year, I have some educated guesses on what’s going to happen at the Oscars from Stu Pollard,
It’s the lovely and talented edition of the Rusty Satelllite Show. First up is Holly Houston, an attorney, advocate for women and all-around busy person. Katie George was just an outstanding volleyball player for U of L. Then she decided to enter the Miss Kentucky
It’s a busy week for the Rusty Satellite Show. First, I went to the set of WHAS-TV’s Great Day Live to talk with beloved anchor Rachel Platt. I’ve known Rachel for years, and was pleased to hear her story about how she came to be
We’re talking with and about people, interesting people, on this week’s Rusty Satellite Show. My first guest is Emily McCay, who operates a thriving business in the Highlands on Bardstown Road. This business just reached a major milestone, having delivered one million diapers to growing
The first of the year is a great time to try new things – so I’m trying a new training regimen I head about from Lenny Mello, one of the area’s only golf fitness trainers certified by Titleist. The golf ball company, of course, wants
We get 2015 started off right with a couple of special guests on the Rusty Satellite Show. First, I learned a little about what it takes to stay in business 10 years in the local bar/restaurant industry from Dennie Humphrey, who runs the famed Monkey
It’s the last Rusty Satellite Show of 2014, and we’ll take a look back at some of the cool guests who have appeared on the show from the worlds of politics, sports, media, the arts and business. Lori Cheek, a Spencer County native, left the