It feels like a holiday around here — and it is. That’s because the Kentucky Derby will take place once again on the first Saturday in May, and there are a million things to do and talk about between now and then. Like, did you
There’s something very special for you on the Rusty Satellite Show, as I welcome musician Rebecca Rego in the studio and get the treat of hearing her new single. Rebecca moved to Louisville a few years back, found a great job at Butchertown Grocery, and
We’re off with the Kentucky Derby Festival, which generally puts everyone around here in a better mood. I’ve got a new physical therapy routine to tell you about, and a bunch of interesting news items, including Adam Edelen’s call for the decriminalization of marijuana. Idris
i’m celebrating the milestone 300th episode of the Rusty Satellite Show, the longest-running and most interesting podcast in the ‘Ville. Fan of the show Carolyn McLean joins me in studio as we talk about some of the highlights of nearly six years of recording this
This is the week we’ve all been waiting for — goat races are taking place on the streets of NuLu. It’s also show #299 for the city’s longest-running and most-interesting podcast. I had the Ricotta Gnocchi and Lamb Ragu (delish) after my interview with Chef
We’re charging into spring with a newsy episode featuring two of the city’s most interesting people — Vin Morreale and Dan Borsch. I met Vin many years ago when I worked for a local TV production company, and I’m embarrassed to say we hadn’t talked
It’s been quite an interesting week in the River City, where our kids are staying home while teachers fight it out with the Governor. At least the legislators found time to pass a law allowing anyone with a pulse to carry a gun to Kroger.
The city’s most interesting podcast ventured down the street to the North End Cafe, where co-owner Dr. Whitney Jones treated me to a vegetarian omelette and a few butt jokes as we talked about Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Jones, a gastroenterologist, heads up the
If you’re watching local news, or know someone who works in local government, you’ve heard Mayor Greg Fischer’s message — pass a new tax or some of your favorite local services will be cut. Some are calling this a political scare tactic, while Fischer claims
It’s a youth movement on the Rusty Satellite Show this week, as both guests are quite a bit younger that your host. First up is Jake Latts, a senior at Kentucky Country Day, who has organized a local talent show called “Louisville’s Got Talent” since