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!
What does it take to go from sketching in your Louisville bedroom to creating visuals for Run the Jewels? Illustrator Ian Klarer sits down with Andrew Crum on It’s 502 Somewhere presented by Surfside, to talk about his creative journey — from early influences and late-night sketch sessions to collaborating with one of hip-hop’s most iconic groups. In this conversation, Ian shares how his passion for art and design grew out of the Louisville scene, how he connected with Run the Jewels and Shea Serrano, and what it’s like balancing creative freedom with commercial work. It’s an honest look at the grind, the growth, and the gratitude behind a career built from the ground up.
00:00 Intro — Who is Ian Klarer
03:10 Growing up in Louisville & finding art
08:25 The early freelance grind
14:50 How Ian connected with Run the Jewels
22:30 Working with Shea Serrano
28:10 Creative process & inspiration
35:00 Reflections on Louisville’s creative community
41:00 Advice for young artists
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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.
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The State of Louisville is home to 4 podcasts covering University of Louisville sports & 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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