It was amazing to hear how George H.W. Bush touched the lives of so many, including Louisville’s Dianne Timmering, who shared her memories of working with the Bush team in the 1992 campaign. Bush’s death certainly was a reminder, for me, of a time when
Pardon us if we’re not that excited that it’s football season, especially after that 51-14 embarrassment for the Cards against Alabama. But it’s a whole new week as Indiana State comes to, yes, Cardinal Stadium to break in the $63 million renovation. The highlight of
We lost one of the good guys this week in Louisville. John Asher wasn’t just a Churchill Downs guy, he was a great ambassador for everything he loved — including the track, his family and WKU. Mark Hebert comes to the studio as guest co-host
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
I was feeling reflective and, on the occasion of the 5-year anniversary and show #260, listened to the very first Rusty Satellite Show from June 25, 2013. It wasn’t that bad, and I got to remember Mark Hebert of the University of Louisville talking about
Thanks for downloading the ‘Ville’s longest running independent podcast, pulling up to 248 consecutive weekly episodes. This one features two more interesting people – a Metro Council member running for County Attorney, plus the woman in charge of marketing tours of horse farms in the
Sure, it’s been a tough week for sports fans around here — so I thought it would be great to talk about our city’s professional soccer franchise and the team’s bright future. I got hold of John Neace, chairman of the team’s board, to give
Thanks. Really, I am thankful to you for sticking around for the 229th episode of the Rusty Satellite Show on Thanksgiving weekend. I invited a couple of good friends to be on this week’s show with me. First up is Paul Tuell, founder of Ballotin
You probably didn’t know that somebody from Louisville is featured in the Learning Channel reality series, 90 Day Fiance, but it’s true. And it’s an old friend of mine, David Toborowsky, who has spent much of the last three years overseas. He met and proposed
Rusty welcomes the authors of two fascinating books into the Louisville.am studios this week. First up is Mike Rutherford, creator of the Card Chronicle, half of the Ramsey and Rutherford sports talk show, and the author of 100 Things Louisville Fans Should Know and Do