Rusty’s feeling the love this Valentine’s week with two great guests. As CEO of the Eye Care Institute, Mark Prussian has his hands full running the operation, but he’s also active in plenty of community endeavors. And he’s involved in a big one this month
Sarah Kelley’s passion for journalism led her to Cincinnati, Washington and Nashville, but she really wanted to ply her trade in Louisville, but there weren’t many jobs around here in journalism that interested her. Two years ago, she became editor of Insider Louisville and now
I love it when a businessman tells the story of how he got started and begins with “We were drinking a few beers and. . . “ Listen in as Matt Jamie tells me how he came up with the idea for Bourbon Barrel Foods
We’re talking with and about people, interesting people, on this week’s Rusty Satellite Show. My first guest is Emily McCay, who operates a thriving business in the Highlands on Bardstown Road. This business just reached a major milestone, having delivered one million diapers to growing
It’s all about the PGA Championship, being contested at Valhalla this weekend, on the Rusty Satellite Show. I caught up with national Yahoo! Sports columnist Pat Forde in the media tent and asked him about golf and college football, and how his job and others
Rusty’s 50th show is, of course, a good one, featuring Congressman John Yarmuth and Media Entrepreneur Larry Bisig
Shortly after it was announced by LEO Weekly that the paper’s new owner had the same last name as its founder, I got in touch with Aaron Yarmuth. I wanted to know what the 30-year-old has in store for the paper that his father started
It’s Derby Week, so excose the typos. I had a great visit with Tim Laird, America’s Chief Entertaining Officer, and talked about hosting parties and the cool recipes in his new book. Later I met Jockeys Guide rep Darrell Haire for an interview in Prospect,
It’s all about Derby from now until the first Saturday in May, and Rusty’s Most Interesting Guests take you behind the scenes of the magic that is the Derby Festival and Churchill Downs. Jill Bell first got involved in the Derby Festival as a college
While you may be thinking non-stop hoops, Rusty visits a leading author and architect in NuLu as well as an entertaining ice cream entrepreneur on Frankfort Avenue. Steve Wiser has written plenty of books about the city’s rich architectural history and he’s got some thoughts