The Talk of Louisville

06/02/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Sgt. Tony Sacra FROM LMP

The Community Engagement Unit has the primary responsibility of enhancing the department’s community policing initiative by building public trust and addressing crime issues.
The Community Engagement Unit is made up of the following:
* Community Policing Officers: Community Policing Officers work on a comprehensive plan with community organizations to reduce crime through partnerships, problem solving, and non-enforcement strategies.
* Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS): Provides volunteer civilian support to any unit within the department during non-enforcement operations and provides on-site assistance during major events.
* Citizens Police Academies (CPAs): Provides education to the public, both at the adult and youth levels, regarding police-related services. Adult graduates of CPAs may apply for membership to the CPA Alumni Association.
* Specialty Vehicles: Schedules the department’s show vehicles including the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) Hummer and the static helicopter display.
* Neighborhood Watch: Coordinates neighborhood watches around the Louisville Metro area.
* Police Chaplains: Provide crisis intervention and value-based guidance services for departmental members and also respond to requests to provide citizens with similar services in a time of personal tragedy.

06/02/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with David Smille from Louisville Outreach for the Unsheltered

Louisville Outreach for the Unsheltered Mission:
We exist to serve our unsheltered neighbors with love and compassion by providing food, essential supplies, resource guidance, care management, and advocacy — always prioritizing their dignity, privacy, and trust.

Louisville Outreach for the Unsheltered Vision:
We envision a compassionate Louisville where every unsheltered neighbor has access to essential resources, personalized support, and the opportunity to thrive—free from stigma, isolation, and neglect.

05/27/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Tom Vickery from Daisy Louisville

The Daisy Difference
Our mission is to provide a streamlined and stress-free tech experience for our clients based on proactive service, personalized recommendations and ongoing support. Working with our team is about more than implementing smart systems, it’s about forging a relationship built on trust and care.

For more info visit: daisyco.com/louisville-ky/

05/21/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Jennifer Frommeyer from Dreams with Wings

The mission of Dreams With Wings is to empower children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and autism to enhance their strengths, contribute to their community and live a lifetime of purpose.

05/21/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Laura Duncan from Louisville Lightning

For more info visit: https://linktr.ee/LouisvilleLightningJCPS

05/15/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Tracy & Darrell Olson from HEARTLAND AMBUCS

HEARTLAND AMBUCS is a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring mobility and independence by providing adaptive tricycles to children with disabilities in Hardin County and its surrounding areas.

05/13/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike talks with Metro Council Members about the 2026 Southwest Music Series

05/13/2026

Hope Rescued provides genuine hope and healing to those in need through love, kindness, and compassion alongside practical solutions.

For more info visit hoperescued.com

05/08/2026

On this episode of the Talk of Louisville Podcast, Mike and Kellye talk with Nonprofit Ninja Eddie Bobbitt

Eddie Bobbitt is a Post-Secondary Counselor for New Albany Floyd County Schools and an adjunct professor for the School of Urban and Public Affairs at the University of Louisville. Eddie earned a Bachelors in Sports Administration and Masters’ degrees in Higher Education Administration and Counseling. He has worked as a counselor since 2008 at the secondary and post-secondary levels. When not working with students, he serves as the Executive Director for Camp Quality Kentuckiana—an organization that provides a summer camping experience and year-round support for children with cancer.

05/07/2026

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