We certainly didn’t cancel the Rusty Satellite Show, though I considered it after walking from my car to the front door of the Louisville.am studio Wednesday. Get used to this: the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. That may be a mouthful, but it’s also a
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
Pardon us if we’re not that excited that it’s football season, especially after that 51-14 embarrassment for the Cards against Alabama. But it’s a whole new week as Indiana State comes to, yes, Cardinal Stadium to break in the $63 million renovation. The highlight of
The Forecastle Festival makes its mighty return to the shores of the Ohio this weekend, and I get to talk with one of the very few individuals who has been to all 15 of them. Kelly McKnight may be known as founder J.K. McKnight’s dad,
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
You probably didn’t know that somebody from Louisville is featured in the Learning Channel reality series, 90 Day Fiance, but it’s true. And it’s an old friend of mine, David Toborowsky, who has spent much of the last three years overseas. He met and proposed
Both Joe Phelps and Drew Curtis are leaders of large groups of followers, in totally different worlds, and demonstrate their leadership in smart and thoughtful ways. And both are critical of Gov. Matt Bevin. Phelps, the pastor at Highlands Baptist Church, told me he never
This week Rusty learned that axe-throwing is a sport, or at least a challenging game, with Zack Pennington, one of the partners in the new Flying Axes venue in NuLu. Zack explains that the new business is the first of its type in Kentucky and
To hear Julius Friedman tell it, the graphic designers of today wouldn’t know what to do without PhotoShop. Friedman has been creating iconic images since the 1960s, and those images have become part of the fabric of the city. Beginning this week at the Frazier
It’s an art-inspired show this week, as Rusty visits the new Speed Museum and checks out the fancy new studios at ARTxFM. French-born Ghislain D’Humieres is spearheading the $60 million renovation of the Speed Art Museum, and you’ll find his views on changing the image