
Stories of Lexington, Kentucky’s history and people.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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David sits down with Dr. Jennifer Cramer, Director of the Appalachian Studies Program at the University of Kentucky and a Professor in the department of Linguistics to talk about the myths and realities of Appalachian Englishes. They talk about her r... more
David sits down with local historian Dr. Jeremy Popkin and local photographer Bob Willcutt about their collaboration on Gratz Park: The Heart of Historic Lexington, a gorgeously photographed book about the history of Lexington’s Gratz Park. They disc... more
Coming to you from the library’s new podcast studio at Northside Branch, David chats with Wes Swietek, managing editor of the Bowling Green Daily News newspaper and author of The Cemetery Road Murders: The Shocking True Tale of Kentucky’s Murder Mans... more
David sits down with Wayne to discuss Wayne’s top list of sports highlights, events and personalities to celebrate sports month during Lexington's 250Lex 250th anniversary celebration. This episode is Wayne's last episode before his retirement in Feb... more
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I recently discovered this podcast and have listened to maybe a half dozen episodes so far. Love it. Very good production, great guests and subject matter. It’s so hard to find good local and regional podcasts, this is one of them. Thank you to the library for this gem of a podcast.
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This was a very interesting and informative podcast. Thanks!
Very well done. Entertaining and informative. Diverse topics and stories.
Love the interviews with Rob Morgan and the story of Marion Miley. Great podcast!
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Content primarily focuses on local history, culture, and notable events in Lexington, Kentucky, offering an engaging exploration of the city's rich narratives. Episodes feature interviews with local historians, authors, and cultural enthusiasts who share insights on topics such as Appalachian English, significant historical figures, and intriguing events that have shaped the community. The conversational style and diverse guests make the podcast both informative and engaging, appealing to listeners interested in local heritage and history, as well as personal stories that highlight the influence of these factors on the present.
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Recent guests on Tales From The Kentucky Room include:
1. Dr. Jennifer Cramer
2. Dr. Jeremy Popkin
3. Bob Willcutt
4. Wes Swietek
5. Wayne Johnson
6. Dale Henley
7. Erin Chandler
8. Freda Meriwether
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