Two of Rusty’s favorites make return guest appearances in this one. First up is Matt Jamie, who’s turned the phrase “Eat Your Bourbon” into a mantra that fuels his business in Butchertown. Since her first guest spot four years ago, Jamie has continued to grow
You may have heard how special the new Grassa Gramma restaurant is in Holiday Manor, but it’s likely more majestic than what you’re thinking. Kevin Granger, the man behind the Village Anchor and Le Moo, put his magic touch on the city’s newest Italian fare,
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
It’s hard to find anyone in the culinary community who won’t offer up a kind word about Dean Corbett, who passed tragically in 2018, leaving behind a wife and three young children. Now his friends are organizing the charity event of all charity events to
Rusty Satellite got to talk with Charles Booker just before he was sworn in as the youngest African-American ever elected to the Kentucky House. We talk about his priorities and some important issues he’ll be tackling in Frankfort. I’m happy to share my conversation with
The first show of 2019 opens in Butchertown, where I sat down with honorary mayor Andy Blieden for a look at one of the city’s coolest areas in advance of Andy’s talk at the Breakfast of Champions on Jan. 8. Hear the amazing story of
We are so thankful here at the Rusty Satellite Show, for the opportunity to present to you the most interesting people in the ‘Ville, each and every week. On Tuesday I ventured out bright and early to the backside at Churchill Downs, where D. Wayne
No more yard signs and obnoxious TV commercials, at least for a while, as we put the midterm elections behind us. The Rusty Satellite Show treats you to a pair of non-political guest segments, focused on golf and horses. First up is JeeHae Lee, a
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