The city’s most interesting podcast has a great show this week. We start with Angela Burton, who gives me some good advice on writing. She also heads the Feet to the Fire writers workshops, which help aspiring writers to do their thing. And she just
If you’re wondering who thought up the crazy idea of putting a ferris wheel in the middle of Waterfront Park, his name is Todd Schneider, and he’s the Bourbon City Guest of the Week on this episode of the Rusty Satellite Show. You’ll hear how
With the Forecastle Festival right around the corner (July 17-19), Rusty caught up with First Mate Holly Weyler McKnight to see who’s coming and what’s happening — and to find out about Holly’s life as a newlywed. The growth and prominence of the Waterfront Park
It’s Thunder Week around here, and that alone should put you in a better mood, even if you’re still smarting from that Wildcat loss in Monday’s NCAA Championship game. Some overly unsportsmanlike basketball fans should work on becoming more compassionate, and they could learn a
Rusty visits with two more of the most interesting people in the ‘Ville — Dr. John Gilderbloom and Mark Hebert. Both are good friends of the show, and in fact Hebert’s appearance marks the first time in 41 shows there has been a repeat guest,
There’s a whole lot happening in the River City this week, and not all of it is good. Downtown violence has everyone concerned and puts the reputation of Waterfront Park as a safe place in jeopardy. But the big event is Red vs. Blue and