TV Schedules

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

To Save the Land and People

A history of early grassroots efforts to stop strip mining in Eastern Kentucky, where broad-form deeds signed at the beginning of the 20th century let coal operators destroy land to get at the minerals underneath without getting the permission of, or compensating, the surface owner. The Appalachian group To Save the Land and People used every means possible - from legal petitions and local ordinances to guns and dynamite - to fight the abuses.

VolunTour Kentucky

Hospice of Western Kentucky

Hospice of Western Kentucky is featured.

kNOwMORE Nonprofits

Nonprofits and Disabilities

Three nonprofits helping serve Kentuckians with disabilities include a visit to the Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies in Louisville; listen to what can't be seen at Radio Eye in Lexington; and head back to Louisville for a presentation of majestic playhouses for some special children.

Kentucky Life

Covington Bicentennial; Daviess Co. Anniversary; Marty Brown; Suplex Tacos

Celebrate Covington's bicentennial and see why this Northern Kentucky city has had a major impact in the region; the history of Daviess County on its 200th anniversary; country singer Marty Brown attempts a comeback; and in Ashland, three brothers give Mexican cuisine a Southern California spin at Suplex Tacos.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

10 Years; Fried Catfish; Loaded Macaroni Salad

It's been 10 years! Hear how Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen got it's start (from the very beginning) from Tim, Nicki and Kelli! Then head back to a familiar place, the cabin, to make the perfect summer meal. Fried Catfish (temperature is everything) loaded macaroni salad and sliced sweet potatoes with maple syrup.

A History of Kentucky in 25 Objects

The history of the Commonwealth of Kentucky is revealed through various objects including a stone axe, a Civil War surgeon's saw, a coal miner's cap, Colonel Harland Sanders' first pressure cooker, and other items.

Henry Clay and the Struggle for the Union

The documentary looks at the role of Henry Clay in holding off the War between the States. It explores the impact of slavery on the expansion of the Nation westward and how conflict between the North and South was irrepressible. The film is lavishly illustrated with stunning period photographs and art, footage of the old senate chamber, and dramatic interpretations performed by actors of Clay and his senate colleagues.

Map Dot Kentucky

This film documents the history of travel blogger and Bowling Green resident, Cory Ramsey. Ramsey, during a layoff from his job, began taking hiking trips to Kentucky state parks, which eventually turned into a decision to document every county in the state.

Connections with Renee Shaw

Good Samaritans - Surgery on Sunday; Bluegrass Families First and One Parent Scholar House

Lexington plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Moore talks about Surgery on Sunday, providing outpatient essential surgical services at no cost to income-eligible, uninsured or underinsured individuals. Then, Kelly Duffy talks about Bluegrass Families First (BFF), a non-profit that provides opportunities for early childhood development, adult education, and other services helping Lexington families move toward self-sufficiency. BFF supports three organizations: The Family Care Center; The Nest Center for Women, Children, and Families; and One Parent Scholar House. Mirsada Simic talks about One Parent Scholar House and its Child Development Center with a 5-star curriculum program.

Kentucky Tonight

Abortion

Renee Shaw and guests discuss abortion. Scheduled guests: Tamarra Wieder, Kentucky state director of Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates; Addia Wuchner executive director of Kentucky Right to Life; Rep. Nancy Tate (R- Brandenburg); and Rep. Josie Raymond (D- Louisville).

Bywords

John Conlee

Country singer, John Conlee, talks about his career.

Poetry and Rewilding with Maurice Manning

The film explores some of the works of Kentucky-born poet Maurice Manning, whose writings often touch on the land and culture of his home.

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

To Save the Land and People

A history of early grassroots efforts to stop strip mining in Eastern Kentucky, where broad-form deeds signed at the beginning of the 20th century let coal operators destroy land to get at the minerals underneath without getting the permission of, or compensating, the surface owner. The Appalachian group To Save the Land and People used every means possible - from legal petitions and local ordinances to guns and dynamite - to fight the abuses.

VolunTour Kentucky

Hospice of Western Kentucky

Hospice of Western Kentucky is featured.

kNOwMORE Nonprofits

Nonprofits and Disabilities

Three nonprofits helping serve Kentuckians with disabilities include a visit to the Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies in Louisville; listen to what can't be seen at Radio Eye in Lexington; and head back to Louisville for a presentation of majestic playhouses for some special children.

Kentucky Life

Covington Bicentennial; Daviess Co. Anniversary; Marty Brown; Suplex Tacos

Celebrate Covington's bicentennial and see why this Northern Kentucky city has had a major impact in the region; the history of Daviess County on its 200th anniversary; country singer Marty Brown attempts a comeback; and in Ashland, three brothers give Mexican cuisine a Southern California spin at Suplex Tacos.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

10 Years; Fried Catfish; Loaded Macaroni Salad

It's been 10 years! Hear how Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen got it's start (from the very beginning) from Tim, Nicki and Kelli! Then head back to a familiar place, the cabin, to make the perfect summer meal. Fried Catfish (temperature is everything) loaded macaroni salad and sliced sweet potatoes with maple syrup.

A History of Kentucky in 25 Objects

The history of the Commonwealth of Kentucky is revealed through various objects including a stone axe, a Civil War surgeon's saw, a coal miner's cap, Colonel Harland Sanders' first pressure cooker, and other items.

Lessons in Compromise: The Henry Clay Student Congress

Students from all 50 states travel to Lexington, Kentucky to learn the value of compromise, bipartisanship and policy making.

Kentucky General Assembly Live Interim Coverage

Early Childhood Education Task Force

Map Dot Kentucky

This film documents the history of travel blogger and Bowling Green resident, Cory Ramsey. Ramsey, during a layoff from his job, began taking hiking trips to Kentucky state parks, which eventually turned into a decision to document every county in the state.

Connections with Renee Shaw

Good Samaritans - Surgery on Sunday; Bluegrass Families First and One Parent Scholar House

Lexington plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Moore talks about Surgery on Sunday, providing outpatient essential surgical services at no cost to income-eligible, uninsured or underinsured individuals. Then, Kelly Duffy talks about Bluegrass Families First (BFF), a non-profit that provides opportunities for early childhood development, adult education, and other services helping Lexington families move toward self-sufficiency. BFF supports three organizations: The Family Care Center; The Nest Center for Women, Children, and Families; and One Parent Scholar House. Mirsada Simic talks about One Parent Scholar House and its Child Development Center with a 5-star curriculum program.

Kentucky Tonight

Abortion

Renee Shaw and guests discuss abortion. Scheduled guests: Tamarra Wieder, Kentucky state director of Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates; Addia Wuchner executive director of Kentucky Right to Life; Rep. Nancy Tate (R- Brandenburg); and Rep. Josie Raymond (D- Louisville).

Kentucky Life

Waveland History; Post-It Picasso; Miner's Songs; Wylie Caudill

Learn the history of the 19th century Greek Revival mansion Waveland, now a state landmark; a Letcher County teacher is posting colorful murals with an unusual medium; the 1931 song by Florence Reece that became an anthem for the union miners' cause during the Harlan County Wars; and the bright murals of artist and Cynthiana native Wylie Caudill.

Poetry and Rewilding with Maurice Manning

The film explores some of the works of Kentucky-born poet Maurice Manning, whose writings often touch on the land and culture of his home.

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

To Save the Land and People

A history of early grassroots efforts to stop strip mining in Eastern Kentucky, where broad-form deeds signed at the beginning of the 20th century let coal operators destroy land to get at the minerals underneath without getting the permission of, or compensating, the surface owner. The Appalachian group To Save the Land and People used every means possible - from legal petitions and local ordinances to guns and dynamite - to fight the abuses.