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
Spending a week on vacation was just the boost Rusty needed to get into the spirit of Derby season, starting with a milestone show — #250. That’s 250 consecutive weeks, making the Rusty Satellite Show the longest-running and most interesting podcast in the ‘Ville. My
This 241st episode of the Rusty Satellite Show was recorded on Valentine’s Day, and I was happy to be joined by a festive Carolyn McLean in the studio to talk about an interesting week in the ‘Ville. Plus, she brought me chocolate. My first guest
Rusty welcomes Carolyn McLean into the studio as guest co-host, and she brought a bottle of wine. So she’s definitely going to be invited back. We teased a potential new project and blasted local school officials for calling off classes for the third day in
The first Rusty Satellite Show of 2018 features a couple of wonderful women. Long-time listeners remember Theresa Reno-Weber from her 2016 appearance in which she talked of her fascinating job making Metro Government more efficient. A year ago, she took on a new challenge —
You’ll hear one of the best Ho! Ho! Ho!’s of your life when you listen to the jolly bellow of the Derby City Kringle. Pat Meehan is a natural-bearded Santa, and has been listening to hear what kids want for Christmas for decades, including 26
The holidays are here, and Rusty’s in a celebrating mood. My first guest is Mike Maloney, whose cool job it is to coordinate events like Light Up Louisville. That celebration gets going Friday night and is bigger and better than ever. Mike and I go
If you like sports, and you like film, plus a little politics, this is your kind of show. George Parker is a documentary filmmaker who is using one of his productions to boost the number of females aspiring to, and running for, public office. Parker’s