The Talk of Louisville Podcast

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Hayden Redmon and Trevor Ford from Special Olympics KY
Did you know that Special Olympics is Kentucky's largest sports organization for people with intellectual disabilities?
The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.
For more info visit soky.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Bryan and Stephanie Proctor from Orphan Care Alliance
 
Our Vision
For the body of Christ to lead the efforts of caring for the foster and adoptive community in Kentucky and southern Indiana
Our Mission
To equip, connect, and mobilize Christians to serve vulnerable children and families.
 
For more info visit orphancarealliance.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Cameron and Rob from Winner Realty
Winner Realty is a modern, Louisville-based real estate brokerage dedicated to empowering agents through cutting-edge technology and multiple income streams. Our platform includes the Elevate Connections CRM, in-house transaction coordination, and comprehensive AI learning tools—all designed to help you thrive in a collaborative, supportive environment.
We also believe in giving back: by donating 1% of our net profits and offering an agent matching program, we aim to make a meaningful impact on the communities we serve. Partner with us to streamline your workflow, grow your business, and amplify your success.
For more info visit thewinnerrealty.com

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with The Executive Director of Kentucky Harvest Heather Stewart
 
Kentucky Harvest was founded in 1987
The purpose and origin was to address a simple but urgent problem: good food was going to waste while people in our community were going hungry. From the beginning, our focus has been on rescuing both perishable and non-perishable food and ensuring it reaches those who need it most.
Today, Kentucky Harvest operates a single, mission-driven program—People Helping People. Through this program, we rescue surplus food from restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, schools, businesses and food drives and pick it up and deliver it the same day to nonprofit organizations such as homeless shelters, addiction recovery centers, children’s programs, churches and food pantries.
Unlike traditional food pantries, Kentucky Harvest fills a critical gap by rescuing and delivering perishable food quickly—often within hours—so fresh, usable food doesn’t go to waste and people facing hunger receive timely support.
 
OUR MISSION: reduce local food insecurity by connecting our partners, volunteers, and nonprofits to keep good food out of landfills and nourish our community.
OUR VISION: No wasted food – no hungry neighbors.
 
For more info visit kyharvest.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Shelley Snyder and Gretchen Starnes from Donate Life KY and Network for Hope
Our mission is unwavering: to end the wait for those needing life-saving transplants.
We bring our community together to learn about the life-saving impact of organ, tissue, and eye donation.
For more info visit networkforhope.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Julie Roederer from Kentucky Brotherhood
KBR is a group of passionate individuals that ride bicycles around the state of Kentucky to honor the state's fallen First Responders and their families. KBR riders are made up of Firefighters, Police Officers, EMS Personnel, and family of a fallen brother or sister.
For more info visit kentuckybrotherhood.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Joey Cooper and Jamie Fackler from Lights and Sirens
 
Lights and Sirens Outdoors was founded by Baylie Cooper and her father, Joey Cooper, combining a shared passion for service, community, and the outdoors.
Joey Cooper has served as a firefighter for over 26 years, beginning as a volunteer and now serving as a paid Captain with Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS. Known for his kindness and generosity, Joey has dedicated his life to serving others. When he’s not on duty, he finds comfort in the woods—enjoying the quiet, observing wildlife, and appreciating the simplicity of the outdoors.
Baylie Cooper is currently pursuing her education full-time to become a Behavior Analyst while also working full-time as a registered behavioral therapist. Helping others isn’t just her career—it’s her calling. When she’s not studying or working, Baylie can be found outdoors doing what she loves most, finding peace and purpose in nature.
 
 
For more info visit lightsandsirensoutdoors.com

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Rachel Hessig from LIT Ministries
 
At Impact Shepherdsville, we are more than a church. We are a community rooted in faith, love, and service. Our mission is to inspire lives through worship, outreach, and connection. Join us Sundays at 11 AM for powerful messages and engaging worship. Whether you are new to faith or have walked with God for years, you belong here.
We serve our community as an expression of our faith. Get involved in outreach and service projects that make a real difference.
We also prioritize the spiritual growth of our youngest members through fun and meaningful kids and youth programs that teach biblical values and build lasting friendships.
Visit us this Sunday to find hope, healing, and a welcoming community.
Service Times
Sunday: 10:00 AM-10:45 AM - Discipleship
             11:00 AM-1:00 PM- Worship
Wednesday Bible Study: 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Cathy Saliga from Huntington’s Disease Society of America
The Huntington's Disease Society of America (HDSA) is the premier nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of everyone affected by Huntington's disease. From community services and education to advocacy and research, HDSA is the world's leader in providing help for today, hope for tomorrow for people with Huntington's disease and their families. In the battle against Huntington's disease no one fights alone. At HDSA, family is everything.
For more info visit kentucky.hdsa.org

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Jeremy "JD" Dodson from JD Entertainment
 
JD Entertainment specializes in weddings and take pride in transforming your dreams into reality with personalized playlists, professional sound, and a packed dance floor. With years of experience and a true passion for music, I’m committed to making every celebration seamless, energetic, and one-of-a-kind.
 
For more info visit https jdentertainmentllc.com