Podcasts about Forecastle Festival

JK McKnight and Kelly McKnight are both experts in marketing. Kelly was creative director at Louisville's largest advertising agency before leaving to start the city's first digital marketing agency, Via Studio. JK founded the hugely successful Forecastle Festival and Forecastle Foundation. Today, he spends his time at Art of Impact, a festival consulting and experiential marketing agency and Brandjam, a technology startup in the festival marketing and experience space. In this episode, we talk about how building brands has changed dramatically from the early days of Kelly's career, how gen z and millennials buy 'into' brands and the importance of authenticity and impact when building your brand today. Connect with Kelly at kelly@viastudio.com Connect with JK on at jk@artofimpact.com Learn more about Art of Impact at www.artofimpact.com Learn more about the Forecastle Festival at www.forecastlefest.com Learn more about the Forecastle Foundation at www.forecastlefoundation.org

Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. Follow us on popular podcast services to never miss an episode.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher The day is finally here: Top Golf is open. After years of anticipation, the national golf concept is taking bay reservations now. But it was “softly” open last week, accepting walkups. Our reporter Eleanor Tolbert got to tour the facility before the crowds.Tolbert explains that she has visited Top Golf locations in Nashville and Cincinnati, but Louisville's differentiates itself. It seems larger, she told us, with three stories and encompassing 67,000 square feet, with 102 bays, three full-service bars, dining areas, private event space and moreBut Louisville's location has something else that sets it apart from the others. It's one of just two Top Golf locations to feature a different menu from the others, along with Las Vegas. Our unique menu? Bourbon, of course.The bourbon bar includes nine different bourbon brands and specialty cocktails.Beyond Top Golf's bourbon offerings, we also discuss new places to try bourbon across the city, including a new spot from Heaven Hill in the Yum Center and Bardstown Bourbon Co. opening a new spot on Main Street this summer.Forecastle is “taking a break” in 2023, so what will it look like when it comes back?The Forecastle Festival, one of Louisville's crown jewels, has been a staple of the city for 20 years. Organizers cancelled the festival last week, saying “there are some things that we want to work on and improve for the future, so we're going to take some time to strategize and determine the best path forward for the festival."We brainstorm what a future of the festival might look like. Will it go back to its indie rock roots or lean into the EDM/Gen Z crowd? Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's co-hosted by David A. Mann and Laurel Deppen. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, which are linked above. You can also listen to the player above.

Welcome to SEASON 3 of Queer Kentucky's podcast! This season Sophia Lee (she/they) joins Spencer Jenkins (he/him). We have rebranded to “Dorothy's Riot” and we are so excited for what we have in store. On this episode we look back on all of the GAY AF artists that graced us at Forecastle Festival and talk all things PRIDE SEASON!

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We're back after a holiday break, sharing lineup announcements from Skyline LA, Electric Forest, Beyond Wonderland, Bonnaroo, Forecastle Festival, and more. We discuss John Summit's real age, and Kent gives a recap of his last-second trip to Holy Ship Wrecked in December. Help us out with a rating/review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/warehouse-11/id1460175345 TRACK LIST J Balvin, Skrillex - In Da Getto (Chris Lorenzo Remix); Dom Dolla, Mansionair - Strangers; Bassani - Pass; Adapter - Back To You; Gettoblaster, Missy - HOUSE; Argy - Tataki; Associanu - This Is A Song About Dancing; Dombresky, CID - R.E.A.L; Cuberpunkers - The Line Is Bugged;

Forecastle is canceled for another year.We chat about it on this week's episode of the Access Louisville podcast. Interestingly, when it comes back in 2022 it'll be on Memorial Day Weekend (which we think is good news considering how hot it usually is in July.) We chat about a few favorite Forecastle memories during the segment.After that we discuss the arrival of Spirit Airlines at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. It will begin serving the airport with a new flight to LAX as well as other locales. And finally we wrap things up with a little Kentucky Derby talk, including news that a proposed hotel at Churchill Downs might wind up being smaller than initially anticipated.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. This week's show is hosted by David A. Mann, who's joined by Brooke Timmons, Jason Thomas and Marty Finley.

Holly is a force to reckoned with in the PR world mastering brands like Forecastle Festival, Old Forester, and more. This mom of 2 shares her story of growing up in Kentucky, meeting her husband through music festivals, having 2 kids, and finding the newfound hobby of remodeling doll houses.

Mary and Gabe discuss Gabe's most recent trip to Louisville for Forecastle Festival and discuss the ways that kinks are developed.

This week Kris sits down with CJ Rush to talk about his experiences with working at The Bonnaroo Music Festival. They also discuss this years lineup, past bonnaroo memories and make a few predictions for Mondays release of the Forecastle Festival lineup. 

Andy and Dillon (sans Danielle) drink Kentucky Owl 11-Year Rye and chat about the bourbon secondary market, spin about the Forecastle Festival, answer an age-old question about a Smashmouth song, and lament the city's brief stint with Bird Scooters. Dillon reveals himself as a master in segues. A lot more too! 

On this episode we celebrate Louisville's own Hunter S. Thompson's birthday!! We talked about the epic fall of Papa Johns founder John Schnatter, the Forecastle Festival, Egypt and a the recently found ancient sarcophagus, Evil MF Kenevil, Yellowstone, the art douche bag that pulled off and epic shipwreck treasure hoax and Tuck bought into the whole thing, the legend of the Popelick Goatman and a ton more! Rate us 5 stars! Catch our live podcast streams on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/speakineasypodcast We have merch now:https://shop.spreadshirt.com/speakin-easy1/ contact: speakineasypodcast@gmail.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakineasypodcast/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakinEasyPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpeakinEasyky Tuck's instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dustintucker502/ Will's instagram:https://www.instagram.com/willwalk2/

As the official bourbon podcast of the 2018 Forecastle Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, Steve and Jeremy were on-hand to facilitate some live stage events and, of course, podcast. Forecastle goes on throughout the entire weekend, be sure to get your tickets at forecastlefest.com. The Bourbon Daily intro music (Welcome to the Show) and outro music (That’s A Wrap) are both by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the ABV Network Revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

The big homie, T-Razor, stopped by and had super dope convo with us. We talked about him being a big teddy bear despite his intimidating stature, getting respect from his peers, growing as an artist, Forecastle Festival, Jack Harlow, fatherhood, flat earth theory, Louisville Cardinals having their banner yanked, opening a dope new barbershop and so much more.  contact: speakineasypodcast@gmail.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakineasypodcast/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakinEasyPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpeakinEasyky Tuck's instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dustintucker502/ Will's instagram:https://www.instagram.com/willwalk2/

Forecastle Festival is this weekend and we anchored at pARTy Cove to chat with Mo McKnight Howe about some cool stuff she's got planned for the weekend, how big things always start small and how important it is to stay true to your roots. This is the 15th anniversary for Forecastle Fest, and it all started in the front yard of their home near Tyler Park in Louisville. Great story, great family, great message! Thanks for listening!

JK McKnight is the founder and captain of the Forecastle Festival, a gathering of musicians, artists, and activists. McKnight is a talented songwriter, musician, and environmental activist. With Forecastle, he pioneered combining art, event and environmental sustainability. This small community event has grown into a 3-day gathering of music, art and environmental activism, which now attracts well over 30,000 attendees – one of the largest outdoor gatherings in the Midwest. McKnight credits his basic values and willingness to persevere as the sources of his success in building the event. He works from four quotes that he keeps on his desk which embody the principles of discipline, integrity, honesty, and strength of indomitable will. Originally from Cincinnati, McKnight now makes Louisville his home.

JK McKnight, Founder and Captain of Forecastle Festival, talks about running a music festival and how their Bourbon Lodge has become a festival of itself. If you’re a music lover, you’re going to enjoy this episode. We’ve been to forecastle a few times and we’ll talk about why our guest is here talking about Bourbon a bit later, but music festivals are just fun. There’s no better way to put it than that. Explain to everyone who isn’t up to speed on music festivals, what is Forecastle. I went to Forecastle back in 2008 to see Counting Crows and 2010 to see Widespread. What’s the history? Why did you start it, what was the idea? How big has it grown? I know you also are starting to get a little bit of growth in the EDM tent. I believe this is the 5th year in a row you all are featuring the “bourbon lodge”. talk about what it is. What was the idea behind drinking bourbon in 100 degree weather in the middle of July? How has the lodge progressed from when you first started it?
- It seems like you’ve got everyone on board now. There’s bulleit, woodford, four roses, jim beam, larceny of heaven hill, maker’s mark, michaels, old forester, and wild turkey. pretty much all the big guns. Instead of a beer garden, you all have a bourbon garden. Cocktails sound more up my alley in the July heat. i see there is a mixology station and signature cocktails. Talk about the food because you have a friend of the show taking care of that for you. Lastly is a rarities bar sponsored by Liquor Barn. forecastlefest.com/bourbonlodge  

Scott Recker, Nik Vechery and Michael Powell talk about the initial release of the Forecastle Festival lineup, how the 2017 selections are more exciting than the previous two years and second-wave hopefuls.

Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 28 This week we host a Killer Soundtrack episode from amidst the jubilant grounds of this year's Forecastle Festival. As we wander around the musical celebration, we continually meet up with our semi-regular co-hosts. So together we discuss the event and along the way build an impressive and wide-ranging soundtrack. And while we recount our evening spent with Sam Smith, we also mention... Unicron, Ben Affleck, being out of control, at the bourbon slushie tent, to this day one of the most tragic character deaths, anyone who sponsors a soccer game, Romania, on-stage having fun, Joel Schumacher, old person face, robot smoke comes out of their mouths and they fall down dead, facing your cell phone the wrong way, striving for crass commercialization, we're waiting to hear the destruction reports out of Switzerland any day now, better in a bar, cthulhu-level horror, south to drop off moron, everyone looks good, because they feel good, Reservoir Dogs, your boss was afraid to hurt your feelings by firing you, split-screen, I don't know if I'm getting older... or music is getting worse, that work of genius, young up and coming actresses, cheezy 80's music, saves the day... and promptly dies, henna for tweens, water is like 85% of existence, a youth-infested music festival, that's how we process music now... soundtracks and video games, acutely plebeian peasants, Diarrhea Planet, a Lovecraftian symphany... about a a Lovecraftian robot... from the most Lovecraftian of giant robot movies, more female-centric films, it was like that scene from Jaws, even more questions about Batman v. Superman, very aware of itself, as I've been told by a guy who has a can of Nitrogen in his back seat for the purpose of bourbon freezing, grunge settling in, body glitter, we could be like a bunch of Nascar drivers... except we're podcasters, they just don't wanna stop, that Christmas where the Germans and the Americans stopped shooting at each other... and played soccer, Wim Wenders, punishment for Amy Winehouse's dad,  Dope, listening as well as watching film, as seen on TV, if you are from their town, unrequited love, polite but not nice, Nightwing, St. Elmo's Fire, bright red horror, smashing me back in a lovely way, snare ticky tack, growing up Springsteen, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, action happening in two different spots, taking a lot of weird risks, someone came up from behind him, things being out of his hands, that was in a Tony Hawk game, Lucio Fulci, storming out, the leaker, you're not over it if you're still saying it on the microphone, and remember kids... stay hydrated and use sunscreen. "If you use a song really, really well in a scene, that song will remind people of your scene for the rest of their lives." For more info on the fest, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/

This week we spoke with local hip hop artist Jalin Roze, who was recently announced as part of the lineup for this year's Forecastle Festival. We talked to Jalin about hip hop's place in young people's lives, its importance as a genre, and how he became an artist himself. He also brought us a tune called "That's It," which we played a sample of in the studio, leading to a conversation about what the n word means in the context of hip hop culture. "At least when I personally use it - I don't use it to kind of glorify that word, I'm just using it to paint the picture. For instance in the song, when I was like, 'Where I'm from niggas slump from the pump all because a young nigga wanna beef.' And I was using those two words to symbolize the fact that there are a lot of killing, a lot of violence going on, for no reason really, because some people just like beef. Some people just like drama." Jalin also sat in on our Juicy Fruit segment this week, where we started out with a discussion of a new song and video by gay rapper Fly Young Red. The song is called "Throw That Boy P****" (note: we say the full title on the show) and it's been making the rounds online this week for its controversial portrayal of the feminine-performing gay men who dance in the video. Earlier this week, friends-to-the-show Darnell Moore and Wade Davis hosted a great discussion on their Tongues Untied blog about whether the video is revolutionary or, as Darnell said, "misogyny and sexism in queer drag." Jaison had concerns with what impression the video gives of LGBTQ people of color. "I don't like the fact that there are some straight people who know nothing about black gay men, who are gonna see this video and think that everybody's talking about boy p****," he said. "The first thing you're exposed to about black gay culture is gonna be this video? It's very reductive to me. Versus Big Freedia who's making good music about everything, that everybody can dance to, and happens to be gay. " We also spoke briefly about Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's Benzino having been shot by a nephew during his mother's funeral. And Jaison was interviewed for an article in Next Magazine called Getting Off Scot-Free, which looked at free versus paid online porn, whether or not people are willing to pay for porn, and how piracy affects the adult industry. Our thanks to Jalin Roze for stopping by the Strange Fruit Studios and sticking around to weigh in on Juicy Fruit. His latest release, Grand National Dreams is now available, and you can also keep up with him on twitter, at @JalinRoze. We can't wait to see him at Forecastle!

Attack of the Killer Soundtrack #4 - "Live" from Forecastle This week "Attack of the Killer Soundtrack" has it's first on-location, music festival event coverage as we come to you "live" from Forecastle Festival in Louisville. And the girl at the information booth didn't seem to know anything about the festival itself, but Bryan thought she seemed like she might know something about music, so he kidnapped her and allowed her to bust out her own Killer Five! Plus there's lots of other fun music and festival activities along the way.   And as we find out our host keeps his kidnapping rope in the flowers, we also discuss... being struck by lightning, a ship... not a boat, do what you wanna do, from 5 to 90, hippies to hipsters, a moonstone in a bag, an early session of pitching the show, the tsunami on the Ohio, sleeveless unitard, ground-breaking documenting, doing good sound from over at the side, triggering memories, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, doing the hippy dance, spooky creepy beautiful, white people, a patchwork of shorts, the Blair Witch Project, Ocean Stage, she was not a hippy, musicians doing drugs... who thought we would ever see the day?, The Monterey Jazz Festival, before there was a river, my old bones my old brain, Woody Guthrie, hip hop-sters, Big Boi told me that, be yourself, something on a stick, Old Crow Medicine Show, giant Hunter S. Thompson, holding a black lace parasol, using science to back up your story, her clothes were from the mall, the tent in front of the Mast Stage and Heineken vs PBR.  "...that allows me to come and get a chance to check out the really diverse crowd and music that they have. And I love that!"  Check out more about Forecastle at: http://forecastlefest.com/

A peculiarly short podcast this week as BPMer Colin Joyce joins us and We Listen For You‘s Zach Hart returns to discuss the world of music criticism. We get around to new Mount Eerie albums, Christopher Reimer, Forecastle Festival, and Pitchfork.tv as well as new albums from Grimes, Lambchop, Pop. 1280, Ital, and Perfume Genius. […] The post Podcast: BPMcast Episode #13 appeared first on Beats Per Minute.

On the eve of what will be the biggest Forecastle Festival since it’s start in 2002, our guest is once again the Festival’s “Captain” JK McKnight.  This time around JK’s theme are songs that make him think of travel – both in the literal sense and in the “moving through life” sense.  Three of his […] The post Off The Record: JK McKnight appeared first on 91.9 WFPK Independent Louisville.

Chelsea Cutler dropped by the WFPK studios to talk with Kyle Meredith before her set at Forecastle Festival. She chatted about the deluxe edition of When I Close My Eyes and plans for her next album, as taking on the themes of nostalgia, the passage of time, social media, and mental health.Elsewhere, she talks about her long standing musical partnership with Quinn XCII; listening to Springsteen, Coldplay, Dylan, John Mayer, and Bon Iver while growing up; and how big of an influence Taylor Swift has had on her as a storyteller.Listen to Cutler catch up with Meredith above or watch the interview in full via Consequence. After that, don't forget to like and subscribe to Kyle Meredith With… wherever you get your podcasts, and you can also follow the Consequence Podcast Network for updates on all our shows.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy