The Rusty Satellite Show finds itself talking about true crime at WHAS-TV, as the city’s most interesting podcast talks with the star of the city’s most-promoted and talked-about podcast. “Bardstown” is a product of WHAS-TV and debuted in August. Reporter Shay McAlister, who regularly chases down true crime stories, narrates the nine-part series about five unsolved murders that took place in Bardstown from 2013-2016.
I binge-listened the series over a couple of days this week, and recommend it highly.
Then I traveled a few blocks over to West Main Street to meet Braylyn “Resko” Stewart, a young man who says he “does something creative” every day. He’s making a remarkable impact on the city, most notably coordinating the amazing mural at the skate park and several others in West Louisville. Resko also has a business making “Glampers” (glamorous camping vehicles) in which he takes old campers, updates them, paints a theme around them, and rents them on Airbnb at places like Nolin Lake. Oh yes, he also is a partner in a tattoo shop.
But most fascinating is his work at events, where he paints a canvas “Live” and sells the work to support charity. I think you’ll really enjoy our talk.
Back at the REMAX Properties East studios, we’re preparing for the worst on election day next week — as it appears that the least popular governor in the country might get re-elected. La Bamba, with the immortal slogan “burritos as big as your head” is shutting down soon to rebuild. And I tell you about the problems at my alma mater, Iroquois High School, which has seen 24 incidents of students hitting teachers just since the start of the school year.
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