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!
On this episode of It's 5:02 Somewhere, host Andrew Crum sits down with Louisville native and professional basketball star Trey Moses to discuss a career that spans from Eastern High School to seven years playing overseas. Trey opens up about the life-changing tragedy of losing his teammate, Zach Hollywood, and explains how he has dedicated his life to honoring Zach’s legacy through the number 24. We explore his global impact on mental health advocacy, including a transformative mission trip to New Zealand and receiving the prestigious NCAA Inspiration Award. Trey also shares the heart behind his Louisville-based nonprofit, 24 Reasons, which aims to foster vulnerability and support within the city he loves. From the pride of representing the 502 to his resilience through career-altering injuries, this conversation highlights a story built on deep purpose and community. Join us for an inspiring look at how one athlete is changing the narrative of mental health in Louisville and beyond.
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