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
it’s Derby Week, which means we’re all in a good mood around here. It also means that everyone is busy, no business is getting done, and schools won’t be in session on Friday. But at the Rusty Satellite Show, it means business as usual, for
Rusty roars into fall with two more of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville. First up is Jennifer Moore, a former Democratic Party chair who now runs Emerge Kentucky, an organization that offers advice to women on running for public office. She’s also a
Rusty welcomes two good friends named Chris — but that’s where similarities between the two end. Chris Poynter, a fellow WKU grad with a background in journalism, has ascended to the top communications job in the city. At least, the top job in Mayor Greg
In the last show before the election, Rusty welcomes ex-politician and current activist Chris Thieneman as a special guest and co-host. Chris talks about his beef with local police and the ongoing legal battle he is conducting to clear his name, even after a court
Last Saturday’s Free the Nipple walk in the Highlands created quite a local stir, getting loads of local media coverage and big crowds of onlookers. But did yo know it was organized by a high school student? Meet Nan Elpers of St. Francis High School,
Rusty’s back with Stacy Funk, who has been helping plan the Best of Louisville awards party with Louisville Magazine for many years. It’s all part of her job at executive director of the local chapter of the National MS Society. First, now that he’s six
I finally caught up with my friend Chris Thieneman in between his trips to Thailand. The former U of L All-American and Dallas Cowboy is a passionate advocate for whatever issue is on his plate. He started a successful charity event, led opposition to a
Rusty gets it going this week with Jerry Miller, the East End Metro Councilman. Miller makes sense, a little more so than some of his colleagues, calling out the craziness of restricting wine and liquor sales at 2 a.m., but not beer. But I think