Stories of Lexington, Kentucky’s history and people.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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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
David sits down with Chad Walker, owner of much of the Warehouse Block, and Erica Friis, a historic preservationist and host of the podcasts “The Lexington Podcast” and “Inside the Block” to talk about the history and revitalization of Lexington’s Wa... more
David sits down with Wayne to discuss Wayne’s list of notable people in Lexington's history. This year, 2025, is Lexington, Kentucky’s 250th anniversary, and there are many events around the city to celebrate. As part of the celebrations, Wayne put t... more
David sits down with Josh Porter, Assistant Executive Director of Lexington’s Faulkner Morgan Archive to discuss the exhibit “Queer, Here, & Everywhere” displayed at the Central Library until June 26, 2025. They discuss the research that went into th... 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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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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This series captures the rich tapestry of Lexington, Kentucky's history through engaging stories and fascinating discussions. Episodes explore diverse themes such as notable historical figures, local landmarks, and significant events that have shaped the community. Listeners can expect a blend of personal anecdotes and in-depth analyses, reflecting both the pride and challenges inherent in the region's history, alongside contemporary discussions about local culture and identity. A unique aspect of the series is its emphasis on connecting the past with present-day issues, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of Lexington's heritage and ongoing narrative.
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Recent guests on Tales From The Kentucky Room include:
1. Dale Henley
2. Erin Chandler
3. Freda Meriwether
4. Wayne Johnson
5. Zach Davis
6. Tammi Johnson
7. Matthew Strandmark
8. Terry Hall
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