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
These Redding boys are now adults, and they have minds and opinions of their own. So I invited them to share their thoughts on the Rusty Satellite Show. Join me as we get into some issues they’re passionate about, and you can get up-to-date on
Spending a week on vacation was just the boost Rusty needed to get into the spirit of Derby season, starting with a milestone show — #250. That’s 250 consecutive weeks, making the Rusty Satellite Show the longest-running and most interesting podcast in the ‘Ville. My
We loved 2016 here at Rusty Satellite Show headquarters, and enjoyed meeting and introducing you to about 100 of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville. So this week I brought in two great friends of the show to talk about it — Bill Brymer,
If you haven’t been out to Jeffersontown to check out the 3rd Turn Brewery, now’s the time to do it. Greg Hayden and his partners have built a great outdoor patio right next to the old church building. In this show, Greg joins with Ballotin
For David Yates, it’s taken just six years to go from being the greenest, youngest Metro Council rookie to the President’s Office, where he will be leading the city’s 26 Council Members through what promises to be a tumultuous and exciting year. I talked with
It’s time to take a look back at the most interesting people in the ‘Ville in 2015 — and I’ve invited Cyndy Tandy, a guest on Show #1, to join me in the studio. In 2015, the show took me to a bar, a boat,
it’s fun to be surprised, right? Well, I was amazed at the atmosphere at last Saturday’s Louisville City FC soccer game at Slugger Field, where almost 7,500 fans turned out to make some noise in support of the home team. Yes, Louisville lost, but that
The common bond between me and my guests this week is a connection to Jefferson County Public Schools. Jeff Rehmet took his Jeffersontown High School education and never got a real job. He’s been playing music around town, with some of the best in the