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
What this town needs is more comedy. At least that’s what comedian Tim Northern thinks, so he organized the Louisville is Funny comedy festival, going on at several venues all weekend. I talked to Tim about his comedy career and how he has seen a
I’m joined by guest co-host and Louisville.am founder Dan Vonderheide for a special post-election episode of the Rusty Satellite Show. My first guest is Katie Delaune, who you may remember from her stint as a TV news reporter at WDRB. Now she’s a social media
Rusty welcomes guest co-host Chris Anger, a true improvisor, to play in the new segment “What’s Up with That?” and tell our audience all about his relationship with our first guest, Gill Holland. Holland, who was a guest on Show #11 back in 2013, is
Until now, I’m not sure I had ever done anything once a week for 150 straight weeks, but here is the 150th Rusty Satellite Show. It’s my goal to bring you interviews from the most interesting people in the ‘Ville, and I’ve outdone myself this
There’s a whole lot more interesting-ness to this week’s Rusty Satellite Show. My first guest is the honorable Stephanie Pearce Burke, a District Court Judge who is running for re-election in the fall and facing some political obstacles from County Attorney Mike O’Connell, as she
Rusty returns with another great show featuring two of the “Most Interesting People in the ‘Ville.” Kent Oyler has an important new job trying to turn around Greater Louisville Inc. I doubt there’s anyone more qualified, and I’m betting his entrepreneurial mindset will serve him
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
Louisville Politics, Media and Sport Rusty Satellite #8 features Terry Boyd of Insider Louisville and David James, an elected member of the Metro Council. And I’ve got scoop and opinion on the Jefferson County Public Schools tax increase, the University of Louisville football autograph ban,