
A KET production on issues confronting Kentuckians, hosted by Renee Shaw.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 238 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentarySociety & CultureNews | |||

Renee Shaw and her guests discuss data centers. Guests: State Rep. Josh Bray (R-Mount Vernon); State Rep. Adam Moore (D-Lexington); John Bevington, vice president of customer services, LG&E and KU Energy; Ted Smith, environmental health researcher, U... more
Renee Shaw and guests discuss civic engagement and service in America. Guests: Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams; Benjamin Gies, chairman of Louisville America 250; Gary Gregg, McConnell Center director at the University of Louisville; Richar... more
Renee Shaw and guests discuss a report card on Kentucky's kids. Guests: Terry Brooks, Ed.D., outgoing executive director of the Kentucky Youth Advocates; Kristi Putnam, senior policy advisor of the Kentucky House Speaker's Office; State Rep. Samara H... more
Renee Shaw hosts a conversation about Kentucky's community and technical colleges with Ryan Quarles, Ed. D., president of Kentucky Community and Technical College System; Jennifer Lindon, Ph. D., president of Hazard Community and Technical College; S... more
Very good podcast for local issues. Unfortunately, there is no narrative other than the one the guests put forth. No one challenges them on truth.










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A politically focused, Kentucky-centered program that routinely hosts lawmakers, candidates, policy experts, and issue advocates to discuss state budgets, education, healthcare, childcare, and governance. Episodes often feature live or panel-style discussions on the state budget, Medicaid reform, K-12 funding, and legislative priorities, frequently tying local concerns to national policy debates. A distinctive trait is its ability to mix substantive policy analysis with candid election coverage, including candidate conversations and state-level political developments, guided by a familiar host who steers questions and audience participation. This combination makes it a strong fit for listeners who want in-depth state policy context, governa... more
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Recent guests on Kentucky Tonight include:
1. Michael Adams
2. Benjamin Gies
3. Gary Gregg
4. Richard Young
5. Jerry Abramson
6. Maggie Harlow
7. Terry Brooks
8. Kristi Putnam
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