Law

When she became Louisville Metro Police Dept. chief, she became the 1st PERMANENT female African-American police chief in the Commonwealth of KY.'s history!
Chief Jackie Gwinn-Villaroel
Former Police Chief of Louisville Metro Police Department (2023-2024)
Interviewed: 02-23-2024

Morgan McGarvey has dedicated his life to public service to make a difference for others, by becoming U.S. House of Representatives, for Kentucky's 3rd Dist.

Graduated magna cum laude from Vanderbilt Univ. & earned a Juris Doctor @ Univ. of Virginia School of Law. In 2016, he became KY.'s 50th Attny. Genl., & in 2019, became KY.'s 63rd Governor & is son of 61st KY. Governor & our 292nd guest-Gov. Steven Beshear

Star is an American lawyer, journalist, TV personality, fashion designer, author, & women's & diversity advocate.
Star Jones
🏇🌹American lawyer, journalist, celebrity TV personality, fashion designer, author, & women’s & diversity advocate 🏇🌹
Interviewed: 05-06-2023

Craig is a proud Louisvillian, husband, father, entrepreneur, & community leader who believes in thinking big, working hard, and making things happen.

Tom was instrumental in having a marker dedicated to Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech at the Lincoln memorial. He also advanced a similar resolution naming Thomas Merton Square in Louisville where Merton had his famous epiphany.

Diagnosed, WEEKS before her daughter’s 1st birthday, with a rare blood cancer called Blastic Plasmacytoid Dendritic Cell Neoplasm, (BPDCN)-an acute form of Leukemia. This disease is SO RARE & SO AGGRESSIVE; the survival rate is very low! Listen to her story of courage!

Prior to serving as KY.’s 61st Governor overseeing a$10 billion enterprise 30,000+ employees, Steve served as Attny. Genl. from 1979-83 & LT. Gov. from 1983-87, as well as a KY. House of Reps from 1973-79. In 1987, before his 1st term as Governor in 2007, he joined Stites & Harbison law firm & supervised their Lexington, KY. office.
Governor Steven L. Beshear
61st Governor, Commonwealth of Kentucky (2007-2015)
Interviewed: 12-08-2017

David Nicholson learned the importance of community involvement from his late father, Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge S. Rush Nicholson.

Judge Erica Lee Williams sees discipline and community service as core values grounding her career.
Judge Erica Lee Williams
District Court Judge, 30th Judicial District in Division 17
Interviewed: 12-12-2014

Angela McCormick Bisig is a Jefferson County district court judge who is driven to get out into the community and make a difference.

As in-house counsel and corporate attorney for GE Consumer and Industrial, India Jewell serves on the employee community fund board at GE, supplying grants to non-profit service organizations.

Louisville Metro Council president David Tandy is fueled by the desire to serve his community and to leave it a better place for his children.
David Tandy
Past Louisville Metro Councilman (2005-2017) & 2009 Louisville Metro Council President
Interviewed: 07-24-2009

Ed Glasscock is motivated by three main priorities, love of family, dedication to clients, and commitment to the community.

Jack Conway rejects complacency and is driven to move forward and accomplish his next goal in life.
Jack Conway
Former Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Kentucky (2008-2016)
Interviewed: 03-21-2008

Teddy Gordon loves a good fight, especially where the underdog is denied fair access and equal opportunity.