TV Schedules

At Leisure's Edge: A Journey Through Kentucky's Historic Black Parks

From 1942 to 1956, Kentucky city park systems were segregated by state mandate. This program takes a look at seven historically Black parks and explores how the African-American communities in Kentucky used the public spaces of parks to construct uplifting community identities despite segregation. Produced by Boyd Shearer with support from the KET Fund for Independent Production.

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

Life Stories

The lives of two African-American women in eastern Kentucky: Mabel Parker Hardison Smith taught school for more than 35 years in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky. Evelyn Williams, coal miner's daughter and wife, domestic worker and mother of nine, battled to save her land from destruction by a large oil and gas firm.

bookclub@ket

‘O' Is for Outlaw

Host Bill Goodman and a panel of readers discuss Louisville mystery author Sue Grafton's "?O' Is for Outlaw." A 2001 KET production.

Kentucky Collectibles

Reproduction Edison Light Bulb and a Civil War Bowie Knife

Our expert appraisers take a look at a reproduction Thomas Edison light bulb and a Civil War bowie knife with a fascinating Kentucky connection.

Kentucky Afield

Rabbit Hunt; Deer Hunt in the Snow; Cold Water Fishing

Rabbit season is open, and we're hunting with the beagles; snow on the opening day of modern firearms season is one of our favorite conditions for a deer hunt; and cold water fishing in kayaks.

Kentucky Life

Josephine Sculpture Park; Red Bird Mission; The Hilltoppers

Art meets the earth at Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, Red Bird Mission has been a force for good in southeastern Kentucky since 1921, and fans of the musical group The Hilltoppers will enjoy this sneak peek from "Kentucky Muse", debuting in October 2016.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

Thanksgiving Recipes; Leftovers

We're gearing up for Thanksgiving! We have a whole meal planned for you. How to brine and smoke your Thanksgiving turkey, sides including cranberry sauce, oyster dressing, green beans and Lois' yeast rolls. And what to do with your leftovers? How about some turkey hash with Tim's Father Jerry or some turkey salad with crackers, or on a sandwich. Happy Thanksgiving!

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Featuring Annabelle Watts and Joe Christian.

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.

Connections

Gary Tuggle

Renee's guest is Gary Tuggle, special agent in charge, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Philadelphia Division. With over 30 years of law enforcement experience, Tuggle, a Baltimore native, began his law enforcement career as a Baltimore City police officer. Renee catches up with him in his hometown to talk about the portals of heroin into the U.S., the DEA's new strategy in addressing heroin trafficking and use, and the rise of the highly-potent opioid fentanyl that's claiming more lives and endangering law enforcement. Part of KET's "Inside Opioid Addiction" initiative, funded in part by a grant from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

Appalshop @ 40: Classics from the Collection

Hand Carved

Chester Cornett made chairs for Presidents and his work is displayed in museums across the country. In this film, Chester fells a tree on the site of his family's homeplace on the top of Pine Mountain in southeastern Kentucky and transports it back to his small apartment and workshop in inner-city Cincinnati. He uses simple hand tools to chop, whittle, and carve the wood into an exquisite, eight-legged, "two-in-one" rocker.

Bywords

Bob Sexton

Dr. Robert Sexton, executive director of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, talks about the issues in higher education. A 1981 KET production.

Lines of Sight

This award-winning documentary reveals the story behind a daring new art form called "Lineillism" developed by Kentucky-born painter Jim Hall. He created the style of painting using vertical lines after nearly being blinded by a case of the Shingles virus.

At Leisure's Edge: A Journey Through Kentucky's Historic Black Parks

From 1942 to 1956, Kentucky city park systems were segregated by state mandate. This program takes a look at seven historically Black parks and explores how the African-American communities in Kentucky used the public spaces of parks to construct uplifting community identities despite segregation. Produced by Boyd Shearer with support from the KET Fund for Independent Production.

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

Life Stories

The lives of two African-American women in eastern Kentucky: Mabel Parker Hardison Smith taught school for more than 35 years in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky. Evelyn Williams, coal miner's daughter and wife, domestic worker and mother of nine, battled to save her land from destruction by a large oil and gas firm.

bookclub@ket

‘O' Is for Outlaw

Host Bill Goodman and a panel of readers discuss Louisville mystery author Sue Grafton's "?O' Is for Outlaw." A 2001 KET production.

Kentucky Collectibles

Reproduction Edison Light Bulb and a Civil War Bowie Knife

Our expert appraisers take a look at a reproduction Thomas Edison light bulb and a Civil War bowie knife with a fascinating Kentucky connection.

Kentucky Afield

Rabbit Hunt; Deer Hunt in the Snow; Cold Water Fishing

Rabbit season is open, and we're hunting with the beagles; snow on the opening day of modern firearms season is one of our favorite conditions for a deer hunt; and cold water fishing in kayaks.

Kentucky Life

Josephine Sculpture Park; Red Bird Mission; The Hilltoppers

Art meets the earth at Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, Red Bird Mission has been a force for good in southeastern Kentucky since 1921, and fans of the musical group The Hilltoppers will enjoy this sneak peek from "Kentucky Muse", debuting in October 2016.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

Thanksgiving Recipes; Leftovers

We're gearing up for Thanksgiving! We have a whole meal planned for you. How to brine and smoke your Thanksgiving turkey, sides including cranberry sauce, oyster dressing, green beans and Lois' yeast rolls. And what to do with your leftovers? How about some turkey hash with Tim's Father Jerry or some turkey salad with crackers, or on a sandwich. Happy Thanksgiving!

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Featuring Annabelle Watts and Joe Christian.

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.

Connections

Gary Tuggle

Renee's guest is Gary Tuggle, special agent in charge, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Philadelphia Division. With over 30 years of law enforcement experience, Tuggle, a Baltimore native, began his law enforcement career as a Baltimore City police officer. Renee catches up with him in his hometown to talk about the portals of heroin into the U.S., the DEA's new strategy in addressing heroin trafficking and use, and the rise of the highly-potent opioid fentanyl that's claiming more lives and endangering law enforcement. Part of KET's "Inside Opioid Addiction" initiative, funded in part by a grant from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

Appalshop @ 40: Classics from the Collection

Hand Carved

Chester Cornett made chairs for Presidents and his work is displayed in museums across the country. In this film, Chester fells a tree on the site of his family's homeplace on the top of Pine Mountain in southeastern Kentucky and transports it back to his small apartment and workshop in inner-city Cincinnati. He uses simple hand tools to chop, whittle, and carve the wood into an exquisite, eight-legged, "two-in-one" rocker.

Kentucky Life

Latitude Arts Community; Kayaking Bourbon Co; Webster Co. Coal Mine Disaster; Camp Zachary Taylor

Disability does not mean inability at Lexington's Latitude Artist Community, Doug canoes Bourbon County streams and stops by downtown Paris, Kentucky's largest coal mine disaster took place in Webster County, and Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville trained thousands of soldiers destined for the fields and trenches of World War I.

Lines of Sight

This award-winning documentary reveals the story behind a daring new art form called "Lineillism" developed by Kentucky-born painter Jim Hall. He created the style of painting using vertical lines after nearly being blinded by a case of the Shingles virus.

At Leisure's Edge: A Journey Through Kentucky's Historic Black Parks

From 1942 to 1956, Kentucky city park systems were segregated by state mandate. This program takes a look at seven historically Black parks and explores how the African-American communities in Kentucky used the public spaces of parks to construct uplifting community identities despite segregation. Produced by Boyd Shearer with support from the KET Fund for Independent Production.

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America

Life Stories

The lives of two African-American women in eastern Kentucky: Mabel Parker Hardison Smith taught school for more than 35 years in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky. Evelyn Williams, coal miner's daughter and wife, domestic worker and mother of nine, battled to save her land from destruction by a large oil and gas firm.

bookclub@ket

‘O' Is for Outlaw

Host Bill Goodman and a panel of readers discuss Louisville mystery author Sue Grafton's "?O' Is for Outlaw." A 2001 KET production.

Kentucky Collectibles

Reproduction Edison Light Bulb and a Civil War Bowie Knife

Our expert appraisers take a look at a reproduction Thomas Edison light bulb and a Civil War bowie knife with a fascinating Kentucky connection.

Kentucky Afield

Rabbit Hunt; Deer Hunt in the Snow; Cold Water Fishing

Rabbit season is open, and we're hunting with the beagles; snow on the opening day of modern firearms season is one of our favorite conditions for a deer hunt; and cold water fishing in kayaks.

Kentucky Life

Josephine Sculpture Park; Red Bird Mission; The Hilltoppers

Art meets the earth at Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, Red Bird Mission has been a force for good in southeastern Kentucky since 1921, and fans of the musical group The Hilltoppers will enjoy this sneak peek from "Kentucky Muse", debuting in October 2016.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

Thanksgiving Recipes; Leftovers

We're gearing up for Thanksgiving! We have a whole meal planned for you. How to brine and smoke your Thanksgiving turkey, sides including cranberry sauce, oyster dressing, green beans and Lois' yeast rolls. And what to do with your leftovers? How about some turkey hash with Tim's Father Jerry or some turkey salad with crackers, or on a sandwich. Happy Thanksgiving!

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Featuring Annabelle Watts and Joe Christian.

Connections

UK President Eli Capilouto

Renee Shaw talks with University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto about his vision for the flagship university and the billions of dollars invested in improving the campus.

Connections

Gary Tuggle

Renee's guest is Gary Tuggle, special agent in charge, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Philadelphia Division. With over 30 years of law enforcement experience, Tuggle, a Baltimore native, began his law enforcement career as a Baltimore City police officer. Renee catches up with him in his hometown to talk about the portals of heroin into the U.S., the DEA's new strategy in addressing heroin trafficking and use, and the rise of the highly-potent opioid fentanyl that's claiming more lives and endangering law enforcement. Part of KET's "Inside Opioid Addiction" initiative, funded in part by a grant from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

Appalshop @ 40: Classics from the Collection

Hand Carved

Chester Cornett made chairs for Presidents and his work is displayed in museums across the country. In this film, Chester fells a tree on the site of his family's homeplace on the top of Pine Mountain in southeastern Kentucky and transports it back to his small apartment and workshop in inner-city Cincinnati. He uses simple hand tools to chop, whittle, and carve the wood into an exquisite, eight-legged, "two-in-one" rocker.

75 Years of Keeneland: A Look Back

A discussion with the current and two former presidents of Keeneland on the eve of its 75th anniversary.