A week that started at zero ended up with an emotional high in Louisville. Frigid cold weather that forecasters reminded us constantly was a polar vortex producing the lowest temps in decades led panicked JCPS officials to call off school, and dozens and dozens of
Remember growing up and reading the Incredible Inman column every week in the Courier-Journal? Mr. Incredible himself is one of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville, and on this week’s show he talks about his new book, “The Good, The Bad and The Snarky”
It’s just a coincidence, believe me, that the man who successfully sued WHAS-TV for $7 million is on the same show as a WHAS-TV reporter. I’ve been trying to get Ed Hart on the show for a while. He finally agreed, and we had a
Rusty Satellite swings into Thanksgiving with a great show featuring Bellarmine basketball coach Scott Davenport and marketing expert Kris Sirchio, who talks about an exciting project affecting thousands of people around here in a good way. Both Scott and Kris offered up inspiring stories about
I found someone to make sense of healthcare this week. No. I still don’t understand the complex system, or how Obamacare is going to work, or who the winners and losers are. But I did talk with Mark Carter, CEO of Passport Health Plan,
Listen to Rusty as the guests are David Jones Jr. and Smith Haynie. Jones, the former Humana chairman who runs Chrysalis Ventures, the city’s top venture capital firm, ran for the Jefferson County School Board last year and for the first time talks candidly about
It’s a milestone of sorts here in Rusty Satellite Show #20. I’ve been trying to get schedules straight with Steve Coomes for a while – maybe I was hoping he’d want to meet somewhere over a beer, but we managed to get the interview done
On the occasion of the 19th Rusty Satellite Show, I figured out how to do a video featuring all of the 38 guests. It’s been a great ride so far, and plenty more to come.
Both guests this week, new members of the “Most Interesting People in the ‘Ville”, were found in Old Louisville. I went to the Kentucky Derby Festival HQ on Third Street to talk Derby Festival with Mike Berry. Then, a few blocks and a day later,
First, my apologies for the sound quality on the Tyler Allen interview on Rusty Satellite #18. But please listen anyway. I was running late, my batteries died, and Tyler offered to take me on a driving tour of the mess that is downtown