Are you tired of snow days and the kids being out of school, especially on days like Tuesday when it didn’t even snow? Want an answer to why JCPS decision-makers seem to freak out with every forecast? Me, too, so I called my JCPS school board member, Debbie Wesslund, in search of...

If you don’t know Shoni Schimmel, you don’t know women’s basketball. Rusty talked with U of L’s amazing basketball star before practice this week. Shoni grew up on a reservation, and exhibits a flashy style of play known as “RezBall”. She’s a hero to...

This week’s Most Interesting People in the ‘Ville are Taste of 502 founder Belinda Gates and lawyer Karen Faulkner, who’s running for Jefferson County Attorney. Gates helped create Restaurant Week, a celebration that encourages us all to go out to dinner at a bargain price....

It’s Valentine’s Week, and the Rusty Show presents romantic advice for listeners. Not really, but it’s the first time Rusty has welcomed two female guests in the same show, and both Stacey Servo and Brigid Kaelin offer Rick some advice on the big day. Stacey is the creator of New2Lou,...

Will he or won’t he? That’s the question I ask Jackie Green during a visit to his downtown bike shop. While Jackie was being a little mysterious, I’ll be shocked if he doesn’t announce his candidacy for Mayor soon. Listen in and find out why he’s such a critic of the job Greg Fischer...

Rusty gets political this week with a promising Democrat, Ashley Miller, who’s running for the District 32 State House seat. She’s certainly got a lot going for her — former beauty queen from the West End, a nurse practitioner who is taking boxing lessons in her spare time. And she’s...

Rusty enjoys a few laughs with Darrell Holladay — now the former owner of the Comedy Caravan. In addition to telling a good joke, Darrell talks about the new ownership at the Laughing Derby, which opens this week in the Mid-City Mall. I’m also joined by Mollie Yunker, the perfect...

I don’t feel like I’m that grumpy, but this week there seems to be a lot to complain about. So let’s start with the weather, or at least weather forecasting. My guest, Kristin Walls, is a very nice young lady who does the weekend weather at WHAS-TV. She patiently listened to...

A week that started at zero ended up with an emotional high in Louisville. Frigid cold weather that forecasters reminded us constantly was a polar vortex producing the lowest temps in decades led panicked JCPS officials to call off school, and dozens and dozens of other businesses to shut...

‘We get 2014 started with a bang with Mayor Greg Fischer, who invited me down to his place at Sixth and Jefferson and showed off his bourbon collection (none was offered, incidentally, to his guest). The Mayor’s big idea is the local option sales tax he’s been pushing, but whether...

Golf in December? That’s what we’re talking about on this week’s show, the last one for 2013. John Ashton is the man behind “Those Weekend Golf Guys” — now a nationally syndicated show about golf, if you can believe such a thing exists, that originates here in town. John is a...

Neil Budde, the new executive editor of the Courier-Journal, joins the Rusty show to talk about the future of the local newspaper — and he’s optimistic. Neil, a WKU graduate in his second stint at Sixth and Broadway, says the paper’s focus on digital products, the addition of USA Today...

David Domine David Inman Remember growing up and reading the Incredible Inman column every week in the Courier-Journal? Mr. Incredible himself is one of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville, and on this week’s show...

It’s just a coincidence, believe me, that the man who successfully sued WHAS-TV for $7 million is on the same show as a WHAS-TV reporter. I’ve been trying to get Ed Hart on the show for a while. He finally agreed, and we had a great talk at his office on Bardstown Road. Hart and I...

Rusty Satellite swings into Thanksgiving with a great show featuring Bellarmine basketball coach Scott Davenport and marketing expert Kris Sirchio, who talks about an exciting project affecting thousands of people around here in a good way. Both Scott and Kris offered up inspiring stories...