Eleven-year-old D'Corey Johnson has secured a spot touring in Dionne Warwick's "Hits the Musical," performed the national anthem at the Daytona 500, NFL games, Churchill Downs and competed on the premiere episode of season 18 of NBC's "America's Got Talent." It all started at the Louisville Central Community Center with a program helping to cultivate some of the best talent in Louisville.

KET Produders Kelsey Starks and Christie Dutton share behind-the-scenes moments from their Inside Louisville interview with Russ Smith. Russ Smith may be best known as “Russdiculous,” the standout guard on UofL’s championship basketball team, but a decade later he has found a new passion in bourbon. He introduces us to his new line of bourbon, talks about getting back together with his former teammates in The Basketball Tournament (TBT) playing in Freedom Hall, and why he continues to call Louisville home.

KET Produders Kelsey Starks and Christie Dutton share behind-the-scenes moments from their Inside Louisville interview with Edward Lee. World-renowned Chef Edward Lee visited Louisville for Derby one year and quickly decided to call it his home. Since then he’s created some of the most iconic restaurants, become a TV star on ‘Iron Chef,’ ‘Top Chef’ and more and is now an award-winning author of two cookbooks. He discusses his love of cooking, why he’s committed to giving back, and his love for Louisville – a place he says he’ll never leave.

KET Produders Kelsey Starks and Christie Dutton share behind-the-scenes moments from their Inside Louisville interview with Dan Oliver. What started as a way to feed his college buddies turned into a multi-million dollar brand for Louisville native Dan Oliver. The creator of ‘Dan-O’s Seasoning shares his journey of entrepreneurship, from setbacks to successes, and explains how Louisville helped contribute to Dan-O’s success.

KET Produders Kelsey Starks and Christie Dutton share behind-the-scenes moments from their Inside Louisville interview with Teddy Abrams. Teddy Abrams was named music director of the Louisville Orchestra at 26 years old. He was (and still is) the youngest music director of a major city orchestra in the United States. Now, going into his tenth year he looks back on what brought him to Louisville, what keeps him in Louisville and what’s next for him and the Orchestra.

Kelsey Starks and Christie Dutton revisit episodes of Inside Louisville and discuss interesting behind-the-scenes moments and pertinent updates.