HeyJaredClay Wallace
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A Bowling Green nonprofit is attempting a world record for the longest internet literacy live stream (opens the original)
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Transcript edited for length and clarity. A Bowling Green nonprofit is teaming up with more than 25 organizations on six continents to attempt a Guinness World Record for the longest internet literacy live stream ever. Today I'm speaking with Heather Gate, Executive Vice President of Digital Transformation at Connected Nation. Thanks for being here, Heather. Tell me about the event. When we say a live stream - this is something anybody can tune in for? Absolutely. It's going to be 25 hours of le
'Mushrooms on the floor': Mold, collapsed ceilings, and the company behind Cardinal Valley's housing failures (opens the original)
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Transcript edited for length and clarity. Right now in Lexington's Cardinal Valley neighborhood, hundreds of families are living with broken heat, mold, and ceilings that have collapsed in buildings that landlords have refused to fix. The city's condemned about 10% of these units, and the fines have topped $425,000. Most of those fines haven't been paid, and the residents are still there. Today, I'm speaking with Adrian Paul Bryant, who covered this story for the Herald-Leader. Thanks for being
A documentary about a small town's fight to relocate a Confederate monument screens at the Kentucky Theatre (opens the original)
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Ghosts of a Lost Cause screens tonight at 7 at the Kentucky Theatre, opening Beyond Statues: A Convening on Land, Space, and Memory, a two-day gathering hosted by the Monuments Workshop at the University of Kentucky. The documentary follows community members in Murray in their fight to relocate a Confederate monument from the Calloway County courthouse square. The effort ultimately failed. The screening comes ten years after Take Back Cheapside successfully removed two Confederate statues from L
'Music around every corner': Kenwick Porch Fest brings 75 performers to neighborhood porches this Saturday (opens the original)
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Transcript edited for length and clarity. Good morning. You're listening to 91.3 WUKY NPR Lexington. I'm Clay Wallace. Today I'm sitting out back on the porch of Kenwick Table, a restaurant in the Kenwick neighborhood. With me are Hannah Allen and Martha Aloha, organizers of the upcoming Kenwick Porch Fest, as well as Em Spencer, a musician who will be performing there. Good morning, and thank you for being here. So — what is Kenwick Porch Fest? Kenwick Porch Fest is a local neighborhood music f
'It's a movie about America': Filmmaker Michael Holstein on his Laurel Cove documentary 'Where the Mountains Sing' (opens the original)
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Transcript edited for length and clarity. Good morning. You're listening to 91.3 WUKY NPR Lexington. I'm Clay Wallace. With me today is Michael Holstein, an award-winning executive producer and director with more than 20 years in television, documentary film, and live music, including senior roles at WETA and credits alongside Ken Burns, Leon Bridges, and Harry Connick Jr. Thank you for coming on today, Michael. Michael Holstein, Where The Mountains Sing Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. I
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