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We have a rundown of all the latest restaurant news on this week's Access Louisville podcast.Topping the discussion is information on Nic and Norman's, a restaurant coming to Whiskey Alley (aka Washington Street, behind Whiskey Row. We also chat about Bandido Taqueria's new location and a new area location for Drake's.LBF Reporter Michael Jones and Assistant Managing Editor, Digital Haley Cawthon fill us in on all the details. Later in the show we talk about the start of soccer season for both Racing Louisville FC and Lou City FC. Racing has a new general manager, who was appointed in the wake of last year's damning report on abuse in the National Women's Soccer League.After that we talk about the summer concert series Waterfront Wednesday and memories from a few bands on the bill. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's hosted this week by Laurel Deppen and David A. Mann.You can find it on popular podcast services, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more. 

Lou City FC player Alex Kron discusses his journey through the world of soccer, how he ended up on Lou City, and the all important question- Messi or Ronaldo?!!!

Andy and James continue their battle about Jacob Toppin, Streble thinks Toppin is a starter, Andy noticed something about Louisville basketball, KP really want everyone back, and Lou City FC's Paolo Del Piccolo joins the show.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-07:38) - Greg Rakestraw is back with another edition of Soccer Saturday and opens the show by recapping the Indy Eleven's latest match in Louisville against rival Lou City FC, the status of the United States within the World Cup, and previews the conversations he will have with today's guests. (10:41-20:30) - Head Coach Mark Lowry of the Indy Eleven makes his weekly appearance on Soccer Saturday to give his thoughts on how the draw against Louisville City FC felt like a win, how incredible the fan base was last weekend in Louisville to help give the team a lift, and the transition that Nicky Law has made from the previous coaching staff's to him. (23:31-37:29) - Lead analyst for the USL in Devon Kerr is back on Soccer Saturday with Greg Rakestraw to detail the improvements that the Indy Eleven made between their first match of the season to last week's match, the coaching difference between the eastern and western conference in the USL that Coach Lowry is adjusting towards, and which team has impressed him the most in the first three weeks of the season. (40:31-49:34) - Vice President of Marketing and Strategy with the Indy Eleven in Josh Mason to explain what they have learned over the course of the past couple seasons from a gameday experience, identify some experience changes that the club has made with the home opener being tonight, and some of the unique festivities that will take place tonight at the Mic! (52:35-56:58) - Rake closes out today's show by giving a shout out to former men's soccer coach at his alma mater, the University of Indianapolis, in John Higgins for being hired as the men's soccer coach at Xavier University, highlights some of the matches to come with World Cup implications, and then goes through the pairings for the World Cup.

Drew and Perrin talk about the Lou City FC soccer match over the weekend, discuss the departure of Louisville football's recruiting coordinator to Georgia and discuss Louisville football for 2021.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WDRB's John Lewis talks with Lou City FC head coach John Hackworth and LCFC midfielder Paolo DelPiccollo to discuss the USL's decision to allow limited practices. They also try to predict what the season could look like when, or if, it starts.

A special guest joins the Access Louisville podcast panel this week: Louisville City Football Club President Brad Estes.We cover a lot of different topics with Estes, including favorite sports venues and the team's soon-to-be open stadium in Butchertown. He also chats with us about how he got into his current role and the recent kerfuffle over the team's logo.We've had a lot of news about the team recently. Reporter Marty Finley just finished a profile story on Lou City FC coach John Hackworth, for instance.As always we didn't only cover one topic. At the end of the show we also discuss some recent restaurant and retail news (Estes was nice enough to stick around for that too.) We note that eyeglasses retailer Warby Parker is coming to town soon. And Lexington's Goodfellas Pizzeria is finally opening a Louisville location. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. In addition to Estes and Finley, Digital Editor David Mann and Design/Multimedia Editor Brooke Timmons are on the show.

02-07-20 Hour 2 Guests: Nick Coffey & Howie Lindsey

02-07-20 Hour 2 Guests: Nick Coffey & Howie Lindsey

02-07-20 Hour 2 Guests: Nick Coffey & Howie Lindsey

Benny T shares his thoughts on both the Louisville and Kentucky basketball games, including which win told us more about which team. Another bad take by Tim Sullivan makes its way onto the show regarding Lamar Jackson, plus some thoughts on Lou City FC upcoming season and Ed Orgeron stories.

Benny T previews the UK/Ohio State matchup and shares his thoughts on what's an appropriate level of panic for UK fans, shares his picks in the Big X Sports Radio College Bowl Pick'Em, and weighs in on Lou City FC changing their logo amid fan backlash. North Oldham basketball coach David Levitch joins the show as well to talk about his win over U of L commit JJ Traynor at the King of the Bluegrass.

On this episode of the USL Aces Podcast, Tom sits down with Ben Goshorn to discuss:-The rebrands from Lou City FC & the Charleston Battery-The potential USL All Star Game-Soccer in general in the city of Charlotte-And a lot of Charlotte IndependenceFollow us:www.mlsaces.com@USLAces on Twitterusl.aces on Instagram

Tony and Dwight talk to Clarence Beauford from LMPD, Lance Mcgarvey from Lou City FC and Carl Lanore from Super Human Radio.

Tony and Dwight talk to Clarence Beauford from LMPD, Lance Mcgarvey from Lou City FC and Carl Lanore from Super Human Radio.

Tony and Dwight talk to Clarence Beauford from LMPD, Lance Mcgarvey from Lou City FC and Carl Lanore from Super Human Radio.

Tony and Dwight talk about Derby, Game of Thrones, Avengers Endgames, most embarrassing things your kids have done. And talk to Howie Lindsey about tomorrow night’s Lou City FC game.

Tony and Dwight talk about Derby, Game of Thrones, Avengers Endgames, most embarrassing things your kids have done. And talk to Howie Lindsey about tomorrow night’s Lou City FC game.

Tony and Dwight talk about Derby, Game of Thrones, Avengers Endgames, most embarrassing things your kids have done. And talk to Howie Lindsey about tomorrow night’s Lou City FC game.

Howie talks about Chris Mack's inward focused approach versus the past. Plus, Brad Estes talks Lou City FC.

THE FIRST! Episode. This week we discuss NBA free agency, Dr. Ricky Jones and Louisville FC.

Howie and Matt Willinger talk NBA Playoffs and Louisville hoops putting on a good face for the future. Plus, Brandon Morris talks Lou City FC.

Howie and Katie George talk Lou City FC with Scott Stewart. Plus, Derby and Louisville sports with Paul Rogers.

Tonight on the show Tony and Dwight are joined by Jody and Faye from Truck America Tranning and Summitt Trucking, Judge Derwin Webb, Diana from Down Syndrome of Louisville , Lance McGarvey and Michael Scouse Bromillow from Lou City FC

Tonight on the show Tony and Dwight are joined by Jody and Faye from Truck America Tranning and Summitt Trucking, Judge Derwin Webb, Diana from Down Syndrome of Louisville , Lance McGarvey and Michael Scouse Bromillow from Lou City FC

Guest Lance McGarvey with Lou City FC, Matt Jones with KSR, and Scott Dean with Oldham Co. high school Hockey

Guest Lance McGarvey with Lou City FC, Matt Jones with KSR, and Scott Dean with Oldham Co. high school Hockey

Howie has thoughts on the new lease for Louisville at the Yum! Center and how it went down. Plus, Tom Farmer talks soccer as KRD paints the station purple for Lou City FC.