William Padmore
Host/Producer, All Things ConsideredWilliam is LPM's "All Things Considered" host. He formerly worked at Nebraska Public Media where he did reporting, hosted "All Things Considered" and helped produce "Friday Live," a weekly arts and humanities show. Previously, he was an anchor and reporter for KLIN Radio in Lincoln, Nebraska and he is a graduate of Arizona State University.
Email William at wpadmore@lpm.org.
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Joe Creason Park off Newburg Road is under some construction this week. Crews are preparing for USA Cycling’s 2024 Cyclocross National Championships. -
The Hot Brown is to Louisville like deep-dish pizza is to Chicago. For nearly a century, the open faced “sandwich” has represented the Bluegrass State. In a special edition of LPM’s Now Eat This, we take a look at the history of the iconic dish. -
Vietnam Kitchen has bonded with the community in south Louisville and beyond over thousands of orders of curry, pho and dumplings. And after 30 years, the owners want to retire, leaving the restaurant’s future uncertain. -
Following the explosion that killed two and injured several others, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg advised people to report damages to MetroSafe. -
LIHEAP enrollment has begun for the cold weather months in Louisville. Eligible residents can get assistance on energy and wastewater bills. -
Abyssinia has been serving Ethiopian cuisine in downtown Louisville for more than a decade. The owners emphasize the experience of Ethiopian hospitality along with good food. -
In a special episode of LPM’s newest series about food “Now Eat This,” Louisville Chef Anthony Lamas talks about success, jobs outside of the kitchen and his friendship with rapper Jack Harlow. -
Through the love and loyalty of its customers (and plenty of chicken shawarma) Safier Mediterranean Deli has become one of downtown Louisville’s most iconic restaurants. -
Born and raised in the West End, George Anthony Pumphrey has big plans for his restaurant. He wants it to be a symbol for neighborhood revitalization. -
Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear thanked President Joe Biden for his leadership, and remained silent on the subject of a vice presidential nomination.
