It was amazing to hear how George H.W. Bush touched the lives of so many, including Louisville’s Dianne Timmering, who shared her memories of working with the Bush team in the 1992 campaign. Bush’s death certainly was a reminder, for me, of a time when
The city’s most interesting podcast begins with a trip down to the River — to the new Pine Room restaurant near Prospect. The original burned to the ground 40 years ago, but today’s version is the vision of Augusta Holland, who grew up nearby and
We are so thankful here at the Rusty Satellite Show, for the opportunity to present to you the most interesting people in the ‘Ville, each and every week. On Tuesday I ventured out bright and early to the backside at Churchill Downs, where D. Wayne
I must have been hungry when planning this Rusty Satellite Show, as we’re celebrating Pizza Week in the ‘Ville, and I caught up with the director of New Roots, which provides fresh healthy organic food to citizen through a share program. First up is Danny
No more yard signs and obnoxious TV commercials, at least for a while, as we put the midterm elections behind us. The Rusty Satellite Show treats you to a pair of non-political guest segments, focused on golf and horses. First up is JeeHae Lee, a
We’re going with some fun and some seriousness on this episode of the Rusty Satellite Show, home of the ‘Ville’s most interesting people. First up is Will Russell, who brings us a scoop – he’s organizing a new event called “Caddyshack Fest” for 2019, but
We’re focused on Equestricon and Squash here at the Rusty Satellite Show. Horse racing’s new fan event takes over the Kentucky International Convention Center Monday and Tuesday with more than 50 separate attractions. I’m talking with Daniel Tordjman, a former journalist who is part of
While I believe the ultimate winner of Louisville’s Mayor’s Race is no mystery, I think we can all learn something by listening to the ideas of ALL the candidates. And as Jackie Green will tell you, he’s the only one in the race with a
The midterm elections have been called, by most every pundit, the most important election of our lifetime. So this Rusty Satellite Show is devoted, mostly, to politics, with two of the independent candidates for Mayor as my guests. Sean Vandevander was here about three years
Rusty roars into October on the heels of Bobby Petrino’s worst-ever coaching decision. We shall never know why Bobby didn’t just hand the ball of as the Cards were finishing off what would have been an important win over Florida State. Oh, well, maybe they