As some of you may know, I along with several other preservation groups, have been trying to save the old Phillip Morris warehouse on the corner of 18th and Broadway. Currently the YMCA of Greater Louisville wants to tear down the warehouse that st…
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Gabe Bullard is the Director of News and Editorial Strategy at WFPL and a dear friend.
In the final hour of this fall’s membership drive, I said something silly about my coworkers. I called us “true believers,” like I was Stan Lee introducing a ne…
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Gabe Bullard is the Director of News and Editorial Strategy at WFPL and a dear friend.
In the final hour of this fall’s membership drive, I said something silly about my coworkers. I called us “true believers,” like I was Stan Lee introducing a ne…
Guest Blogger: Gabe Bullard on WFPL & Louisville Public Media Read More »
I’m sorry I wasn’t able to bring this to your attention sooner, but I just got the press release.
You only have two more chances to see the Coffee Cup Theatre Company’s (CCTC) presentation of three Halloween radio plays at the Bard’…
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I’m sorry I wasn’t able to bring this to your attention sooner, but I just got the press release.
You only have two more chances to see the Coffee Cup Theatre Company’s (CCTC) presentation of three Halloween radio plays at the Bard’…
Late Notice: A Trio of Halloween Radio Plays Read More »
Is it the middle of October already? My goodness. Time really flies when you’re having fun.
And, gentle readers, I am having so much fun these days!
Sure, money is way tight, and I am still struggling with what to do about my lack of insurance. But i…
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Is it the middle of October already? My goodness. Time really flies when you’re having fun.
And, gentle readers, I am having so much fun these days!
Sure, money is way tight, and I am still struggling with what to do about my lack of insurance. But i…
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One of my favorite monthly events in the city is the Flea Off Market– an open air market in NULU that runs from 10am til 6pm almost all year ’round.
Last Flea, I bumped into Linda, my podcasting partner, and we both decided that Louisville, Not Ken…
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One of my favorite monthly events in the city is the Flea Off Market– an open air market in NULU that runs from 10am til 6pm almost all year ’round.
Last Flea, I bumped into Linda, my podcasting partner, and we both decided that Louisville, Not Ken…
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One of the best things that I do every month is volunteer at The Moth StorySLAM on the last Tuesday of every month at Headliners. My dear friend, Tara Anderson, is the producer and has allowed me to basically become the “permanent volunteer” for the ev…
Bonus Moth StorySLAM in October! Read More »
One of the best things that I do every month is volunteer at The Moth StorySLAM on the last Tuesday of every month at Headliners. My dear friend, Tara Anderson, is the producer and has allowed me to basically become the “permanent volunteer” for the ev…
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The first full weekend in October each year means more to Louisville home owners than just beautiful fall weather and amazing color in the turning leaves. Derby City becomes an artistic Mecca annually this time of year when thousands flock to the St. J…
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One of the many things I love about Louisvillagers is their willingness to come together and share ideas. The idea for Non-Profit of the Month sprang from a conversation I had during a lunch with the lovely and talented Robyn Sekula in late May. So n…
NPOTM: Louisville Public Media Read More »
One of the many things I love about Louisvillagers is their willingness to come together and share ideas. The idea for Non-Profit of the Month sprang from a conversation I had during a lunch with the lovely and talented Robyn Sekula in late May. So n…
NPOTM: Louisville Public Media Read More »
4th Street is at it again. Will Green, the CEO of So Fly ENT, attempted to hold an event at the Makers Marks Lounge and needless to say once he showed up Markers Mark showed out. You can read Mr. Green’s account of the situation on his Facebook page….
There They Go Again… Read More »
