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Joe

Sweetheart deal?

More and more questions are being asked about the deal struck between the Cordish Group and Metro Louisville. Councilman Hal Heiner of the 19th district, wants some answers, and more transparency. He shares his thoughts and concerns in this episode of our podcast.

We'll make it up in volume?

The internet has rocked the underpinnings of the media world, and it's changing the way we're buying and selling.

Chris Anderson broke new ground with his 2006 book The Long Tail. Now he's back with Free, The Future of a radical price.

You can read or listen to the book for free!

He talks about the concept, and how things are changing on this episode of our podcast.

Still Mayor for Life?

Could our Mayor for life really want a career change? There is increasing speculation that Mayor Jerry Abramson won't run for another term in 2010. Could anyone beat him if he stays in the race? And who are the Republicans most likely to run?

Jefferson County Republican Chairman Brad Cummings talks about that, how to run against John Yarmuth, and more in this episode of the podcast.

The changing workplace

There's always generational tension in the workplace. Can the boomers and the Millennials get along? Why is it important to make the Millennials happy?

Joane Sujansky
writes about this in her new book Keeping the Millennials: Why companies are losing billions in turnover to this generation and what to do about it.

You guessed it, she joins us on this episode of the Joe Elliott Radio podcast

The man who built the machine

There has been no baseball team in my lifetime like the Big Red Machine! They were the soundtrack of my summers as a kid, and they are unquestionably one of the best teams ever assembled.

We all know about Rose, Morgan, Bench, Perez and Anderson, but how about the designer who put the pieces together.

I've always thought that Bob Howsam's story would make an interesting book. Apparently, Daryl Smith thought so too, and he talks about Howsam and his book on this episode of the Joe Elliott Radio Podcast

The book, MAKING THE BIG RED MACHINE, is available at the usual on-line outlets.

No surprise, no expanded gaming

The boys in Frankfort said no expanded gaming, and the horse racing crowd needs to try something else. What happens next?

Billy Reed knows as much about horse racing as anybody in the state, and he weighs in with some strong opinions.
here

Billy always writes interesting stuff on his
blog