It’s always nice to see Kentucky artists getting lots of national recognition. So take a look at these ten Kentucky bands you should listen to now. [Paste Magazine] Yesterday, LG&E announced the retirement of Chip Keeling as Vice President of Communications. His replacement will be Chris Whelan. Guess that little incident turned out to be [...]

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This was published on Page One this morning but it’s worth sharing here. Because of the meemaws. Can you imagine being an average meemaw watching the news this week? Serial killer in New Albany, horse sexytimer in Louisville, bridges drama, Mr. Unforgettable is a crook, hail storms are ruining everything, there’s some tart (you know [...]

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We’re not going to shut up about you giving to the Red Cross for tornado relief efforts. This will take a long time. [Click Here To Give] Repairs on the Cherokee Park Pavilion are set to start soon. This is a good thing for Louisville. [C-J/AKN] Maybe David Tandy should stop BEING PARTIALLY AND DIRECTLY [...]

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Our coverage will obviously be a bit different this week. 100% of my efforts and the efforts of those who work for me are focused on Eastern Kentucky for the foreseeable future. It’s worse than Henryville and you’re not reading about it in the mainstream or seeing it on television outside of The Weather Channel, [...]

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The Third Annual Golden Poo Awards kicked off this week, so be sure to make nominations for the other categories. It’s your chance to give back to the folks who “run” this state. You know the bill of goods they constantly sell you doesn’t flush, so you might as well remind them of it with [...]

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You know, sometimes local/regional businesses do things that are so good we think about them for days on end. Take this, for instance, from Green B.E.A.N.S.: CLICK TO VISIT SITE The organic grocery delivery service gave – literally – tons of food to Dare to Care after partnering with WFPL/Louisville Public Media. That whole “Possibility [...]

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One of the great things about Louisville is that the community really knows how to come together in support of local good things. Take, for instance, Louisville Public Media and its recently completed fund drive. Literally its most successful ever. The organization – home to WFPL, everybody’s favorite classical station WUOL and WFPK – raised [...]

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Earlier this week we, with the rest of the Louisville media types, congratulated radio wand assault nerd robot man Gabe Bullard for being appointed WFPL’s News Director after a national search. Here are some words from a press release about Gabe: “At a time when journalism nationwide is in significant decline and the need for [...]

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News came nearly a year ago that former WBKI host and VP Dan Spangler was suing the station for discrimination. I hear there’s something in the works on that front but no one wants to talk on-the-record about it. Now, via the WBKI website, we learn that Craig Hoffman (many remember him from his days [...]

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Suez Water tried to sue the movie FLOW and lost in court. The truth wins again. [F&WW] In case you needed a reason to avoid downtown on February 11? Kid Rock. [FOX 41] Now that Sheldon Berman is out as superintending of Jefferson County Public Schools, it’s time to think about the future. Who will [...]

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