It's 5:02 Somewhere

It's 5:02 Somewhere
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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!
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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!
Lance McGarvey, the voice of Louisville Men’s Basketball, joins It’s 5:02 Somewhere to share his incredible journey from small-town public speaking fears to becoming one of the most electrifying voices in college basketball.
In this episode:
-How fear almost kept Lance off the mic
-Behind the scenes of LouCity’s rise & Racing Louisville
-What it really felt like to replace Sean Moth
-UofL’s resurgence under Pat Kelsey
-His bold take on the Cards’ 2025 football season
Whether you're a Cards fan or just love a great story about overcoming fear and chasing passion, this one is for you.
CHAPTERS
0:00 – The Voice of the Cards: Meet Lance McGarvey
2:00 – Growing Up: Owensboro to Louisville
5:20 – From Fearful to Fearless: His PA Start
9:00 – Overcoming Public Speaking Anxiety
13:20 – LouCity Origins & Fan Culture
17:10 – Why He Stepped Away from Soccer
20:00 – Becoming UofL’s PA Announcer
23:30 – Replacing Sean Moth & The “3 Call” Story
29:00 – Bringing Energy During the Lows
34:50 – Pat Kelsey Changed EVERYTHING
38:20 – Favorite Moments from the 2024 Season
40:00 – What Makes Louisville Fans Special
43:00 – Rapid Fire: Crum’s Corner
52:00 – Advice for Aspiring Public Speakers
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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)
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