It's 5:02 Somewhere
It's 5:02 Somewhere
Podcast Description
It’s 5:02 Somewhere is your happy hour with the people who shape Louisville. Host Andrew Crum sits down with local leaders in business, sports, arts, and culture to toast the stories that make this city one of a kind. Because in Louisville, it’s always 5:02 somewhere. Cheers!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes related to Louisville's cultural landscape, profiling local legends and their unique stories. Episodes delve into personal journeys, professional achievements, and community contributions, with examples including Vince Lococo's insights on the Louisville football scene, Angel McCoughtry's transition from basketball to filmmaking, and Aiko Jones sharing her experience as a pro volleyball player.
It’s 5:02 Somewhere is your happy hour with the people who shape Louisville. Host Andrew Crum sits down with local leaders in business, sports, arts, and culture to toast the stories that make this city one of a kind. Because in Louisville, it’s always 5:02 somewhere. Cheers!
Podcast Description
In this episode of "It's 502 Somewhere," host Andrew Crum sits down with Shay McAlister, an award-winning investigative journalist, podcaster, and founder of Shay Informed, to talk about her journey from a young reporter in Kentucky to launching her own independent platform. Known for her coverage of some of Louisville and the Bluegrass region’s most high-profile stories, including the Crystal Rogers case, Shay reflects on the impact of podcasting, the challenges of investigative reporting, and the evolving ways communities consume news. With deep ties to Louisville and a passion for truth in storytelling, she also highlights her commitment to giving back to the 502 and why local journalism still matters.
Chapters
00:00: Introduction to Shay McAlister
01:55: Shay's Journey to Journalism
04:20: The Crystal Rogers Case
07:39: The Impact of the Bardstown Podcast
10:03: Challenges in Investigative Journalism
14:00: Current Status of the Crystal Rogers Case
17:26: Covering Major Stories in Louisville
21:27: The ACE Project and Community Impact
23:51: Transition to Independent Journalism
29:50: Connection to Louisville and Future of News
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The State of Louisville is your home for comprehensive coverage of the state of our city, its hometown teams, and its unique culture. Louisville sports culture is deeply woven into what makes this city special, where a pro city feel meets a college town vibe. Delivering the best in Louisville sports, news, and everything in between, we bring unique coverage to an uncompromising city.
In a city where fans are passionate and diverse, yet united as a tight-knit community, we’re committed to providing coverage that cuts to the core of what makes Louisville unique. Whether you’re a lifelong Louisvillian or just stopping by, The State of Louisville is for anyone who appreciates the city’s rich history and fervent sports culture.
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The State of Louisville is the home of 4 podcasts covering University of Louisville sports and beyond:
From The Pink Seats (Louisville Football Coverage)
Starting Five02 (Louisville Basketball Coverage)
3rd & Central (Louisville Baseball Coverage)
It’s 5:02 Somewhere (Highlighting Louisville Legends)
“Louisville is a place with no labels. It’s not the South, it’s not Chicago, and you don’t think of it as you think of New York or LA. It has some Southern romanticism to it, but also a Northern progressivism, this weird urban island in the middle of the state of Kentucky that has always provided a fertile, often dark, bed. For us, Louisville and the surrounding areas are the center of massive creativity and massive weirdness.” –Jim James
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