Turn on any political TV show and it won’t be long before you hear that the Nov. 6 election is one of the most important in American history. That goes for Kentucky too, and House Minority Leader Rocky Adkins stops in the studio to tell
The city’s most interesting podcast goes to Portland’s Dolfinger Building to see the studio of artist Richard Sullivan. A Louisville native, Sullivan spent six years as a left-handed pitcher in the Atlanta Braves organization. Once that ended, he focused on his passion for art, and
Rusty welcomes the new University of Louisville president, and his new Facebook friend, Neeli Bendapudi. The new chief at U of L is friendly, engaging and eager to meet business leaders, alumni, students and faculty, and knows how to handle controversy. Listen in here, and
Both of my guests, Morgan McGarvey and Jeff Crowe, have been on the show before, but each has been busy since their last appearance. McGarvey, a state senator, has emerged as an odds-on favorite to run for Attorney General in our next election, though he
The Rusty Satellite Show had another exciting week in the ‘Ville, and invites a couple of the show’s younger guests to talk about their own ambitious projects. At 27, Michael Fraade is two years into his Louisville adventure, running the Jewish outdoor, food, and environmental
If there were a vote for the coolest band in the city, one group that would get a lot of votes is Hot Brown Smackdown, and not just because it’s such a great band name. The six-piece band is playing its mix of bluegrass and
We’re going to start getting healthy with this episode of the Rusty Satellite Show. First, I’m happy to welcome Peggy Heuser as a guest. She’s the fourth member of the Heuser family to appear on the show – after sons Chip and Wil and husband
This 199th episode of the city’s most interesting podcast feature two guys named Mark — one who is making a historic business move by bringing his 500 employees to 18th and Broadway, and the other is the energetic leader of the Louisville Crashers. Mark Carter’s
Both our guests this week have spent the last few years making their mark on the world, but are happy to be celebrating Derby season in their hometown. Jerry Abramson, known around here at “Mayor for Life”, spent the last few years in President Obama’s
When you hear all that Pat Armstrong went through to land the job as President of the Kentucky Derby Museum, you’ll realize that it’s takes someone special to lead one of the city’s great tourist attractions. I got to see the updated 18-minute film, “The