Visions October 2021

A NEW SEASON

PLUS The story of Kentucky’s midwives in the mountains

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Striving for a healthy Kentucky

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he COVID-19 pandemic has upended much of the way of life in Kentucky, but it’s also served to underscore the essential role that “good health” plays in so many Kentuckians’ lives, said Ben Chandler, president and CEO of the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

“Good health is one of those things that we usually take for granted until we don’t have it — and then we understand very quickly how utterly crucial it is,” Chandler said. “Ultimately, it’s the fulcrum of everything we do in life.”

The journey to good health isn’t easy, but it’s made more manageable if you have good information, Chandler said.

That’s why, over the past 15 years, the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky has regularly provided funding for a variety of KET-produced documentaries and other programs taking an in-depth look at some of the Commonwealth’s most pressing health concerns — productions such as the Emmy-winning Undiagnosed: The Diabetes Epidemic and the Emmynominated Born Too Soon, which examined the effects of premature birth in Kentucky.

“KET is the public’s premiere outlet for health information in Kentucky,” he said. “It’s non-partisan. It’s evenhanded. And it has a long track record for giving us the facts. It really is a tremendous resource for learning how Kentucky can become a healthier community.”

Compared with other states, Kentucky certainly has its share of health challenges. It has the highest cancer in-

KET strives to educate and improve the lives of Kentuckians by providing them with the facts they need. And in this environment, we need that more than ever.

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cidence and mortality rates in the nation — rates largely attributable to smoking and lung cancer. And it has some of the highest rates of heart disease, obesity and diabetes.

These health problems, Chandler said, have bedeviled the Commonwealth for a long time. And they stem in some measure from what he calls the “social determinants of health” — the underlying environmental and social

conditions in which people live and work.

“A lot of Kentucky’s problems have to do with education and poverty,” Chandler said. “And these are problems that can’t be solved unless you’re informed on the issues and talk about them in meaningful ways.”

KET regularly “trains a spotlight” on many of these underlying issues through programs such as Kentucky Health, which addresses health care disparities, and KET Forums, which has examined such topics as youth mental health, foster care and violent crime. And the information these programs share, Chandler said, has been very helpful in improving the quality of life for Kentuckians.

“There are a lot of competing discussions — so it’s hard for people to know whom to trust,” Chandler said.

“But that’s the wonderful thing about KET. It presents all the arguments, and you know the information you’re getting is reliable and trustworthy.

“A lot of TV networks get viewership by being controversial — telling stories that make peoples’ eyes pop — and the truth sometimes is a casualty of that process,” Chandler added. “But KET doesn’t do that. It strives to educate and improve the lives of Kentuckians by providing them with the facts they need. And in this environment, we need that more than ever.”

TODAY’S KET This month we’re proud to share our latest documentary, Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains. Not only does it examine a fascinating part of Kentucky’s history, it tells an inspiring story of perseverance to help improve health outcomes.

Made possible with funding from the KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions, this special program will also be seen nationally on PBS stations throughout the country.

Just as we applaud the dedication of those early brave nurses, we appreciate the commitment and hard work of today’s nurses and the many others working and serving in healthcare.

In all we do, KET remains committed to providing trustworthy, reliable information.

This includes our in-depth specials and weekly Kentucky Health series. Our resources for children, parents, caregivers and educators emphasizing activity and nutrition, as well as our new tools to help with social and emotional learning. And our ongoing coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

We thank you for trusting and supporting KET. Please be well,

Shae Hopkins KET Executive Director and CEO

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HEALTHCARE BY HORSEBACK: MATERNAL CARE IN THE MOUNTAINS P

rior to new tales of the fictional midwives of Nonnatus House this month, discover the fascinating history of the real-life midwives who made an impact on Eastern Kentucky health nearly a century ago.

In 1925, a team of spirited nurse-midwives from across the globe came to the mountains of Leslie County, Kentucky, to demonstrate the possibilities of providing healthcare to rural America.

Utilizing horses as transportation over the mountainous terrain, the dedicated nurse-midwives markedly improved the area’s maternal and infant mortality rates to be among the lowest in the nation.

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains, a new film from KET, tells the story behind the founding of the Frontier Nursing Service. The one-hour documentary will be available for streaming at KET.org and on the PBS Video app after its premiere.

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After the deaths of her first husband and two children from her second marriage, Mary Carson Breckinridge found solace in the nursing profession and became a leading voice in maternal and family healthcare.

Unsuccessful in securing government funding for her pilot project, Breckinridge instead used her own inheritance money to kickstart her demonstration of the service. By 1937, the Frontier Nursing Service and its neighbors had built a thriving healthcare service and safely delivered nearly 3,000 babies.

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains is funded in part by The KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions.

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains KET Monday, Oct. 11 • 9/8 pm & Sunday, Oct. 17 • 7/6 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 13 • 7/6 pm

NEW KET FORUM EXAMINES CHILDBIRTH AND MATERNAL HEALTH The maternal health issues confronted in the mountains of eastern Kentucky by Mary Breckinridge and her team of nurse-midwives nearly 100 years ago continue to challenge the region and state today.

Join KET this month for a special forum, hosted by Renee Shaw, that examines Kentucky’s maternal health and explores what might be done to improve the childbirth process and health outcomes in both rural and urban areas.

The Forum features a panel of health industry professionals — childbirth advocates, OB-GYNs, midwives and hospital officials — who will discuss how we can expand the childbirth options available to women, the importance of culturally-sensitive care and what might be done to improve the experience for all.

Maternal Health: A KET Forum From top: Mary Breckinridge (left) and Frontier Nursing Service nurse-midwives on horseback in riverbed. Lois Harris with patients on porch at Brutus clinic. Nurse-midwife visiting with mother and children in mountain cabin. (Photos courtesy of the University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections)

KET Monday, Oct. 18 • 8/7 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 21 • 9/8 pm

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Midwives scramble to keep Nonnatus House financially afloat One of KET’s most watched programs is back with a new season!

The year is 1966. And it’s a trying time for the midwives of Nonnatus House in London’s East end. They’re in a bit of a financial quandary, and Trixie and Sister Julienne are determined to steer the house back into solvency.

There’s also the stir of protests, as the women’s rights movement intensifies. Sister Frances hopes to engage but realizes she’ll need to be a little less spiritual if she’s to connect with the local women.

Meanwhile, Nonnatus House welcomes four new pupil midwives, including Nancy Corrigan (Megan Cusask), who makes quite an impression on the group.

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Crime-solving reverend at odds with his own ideals in latest case It’s 1958 and trouble is brewing in the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester. Reverend Will Davenport (Tom Brittney) relishes his role as a firebrand vicar, willing to rock the boat and challenge conventions to help people.

But the very role he loves puts him at odds with his own ideals when his kind-hearted curate, Leonard Finch, is caught up in a scandal.

With new crimes around every corner and morality and legality at odds, it’s going to take all of Will’s skill and empathy to navigate the choppy waters and help the ones he loves.

Baptiste navigates Hungarian underworld to find missing family This spinoff series of the British crime series The Missing follows retired detective Julien Baptiste (Tchéky Karyo), who this season delves into Budapest’s corrupt underworld in his quest to find a British Ambassador’s family that went missing on a ski holiday in the Hungarian mountains. It quickly proves to be the detective’s most complex case to date, as he navigates an untrustworthy Hungarian police force and a frenzied media environment in his hunt for the Ambassador’s husband and two sons.

Grantchester on Masterpiece

Baptiste on Masterpiece

KET Sunday, Oct. 3 • 9/8 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 6 • 9/8 pm

KET Sunday, Oct. 17 • 10/9 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 20 • 10/9 pm

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BEST BETS

5 American Masters: Rita Moreno KET Tuesday, Oct. 5 • 9/8 pm KET2 Sunday, Oct. 10 • 10/9 pm Born into poverty on a Puerto Rican farm, Rita Moreno ultimately went on to become the first Latina actress to win an Academy Award for her role as Anita in West Side Story. This program explores the struggles Moreno faced as an ethnic minority on her path to stardom, including pernicious Hollywood sexism and sexual abuse, a toxic relationship with Marlon Brando, and an attempted suicide a year before she won her Oscar.

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6 Impossible Builds: Skinny Skyscraper KET Wednesday, Oct. 6 • 8/7 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 7 • 9/8 pm This documentary offers an access-all-areas pass to witness construction of the skinniest skyscraper ever to make it off the drawing board. Located in New York and rising from within a landmarked building, the team will attempt to build the world’s thinnest skyscraper on the construction equivalent of a postage stamp.

12 Raising the Future: The Child Care Crisis KET Tuesday, Oct. 12 • 10/9 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 14 • 10/9 pm The lack of affordable, quality childcare has plagued American families for more than a century. Now the COVID-19 pandemic is transforming life for millions of parents and pushing the nation’s childcare system to the brink of collapse. In this hourlong documentary, PBS NewsHour explores the burden costly childcare places on families and delves into the political battle brewing over the idea of federally-funded, universal childcare.

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20 Secrets of the Dead: Magellan’s Crossing

KET Wednesday, Oct. 13 • 10/9 pm KET2 Monday, Oct. 18 • 10/9 pm

KET Wednesday, Oct. 20 • 10/9 pm

At age 14, every child attending school in Germany is brought face to face with the nation’s past, confronting the reality of the Holocaust for the very first time. Filmed over five years, this program follows four children as they experience Holocaust education in the public school system in Germany, even as the xenophobic views of the country’s far-right have mounted a resurgence.

Five hundred years ago, Ferdinand Magellan and his crew set sail to gain control of the global spice trade.

What resulted was the first circumnavigation of the earth, laying the groundwork for colonization and globalization still felt today. This program takes a fresh look at the evidence of that fateful voyage, using investigative techniques and forensic science to debunk long-held myths.

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American Veteran KET Tuesday, Oct. 26 • 9/8 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 28 • 9/8 pm This four-part series seeks to understand the powerful cultural identity that veterans from all five branches of military service share, the often-transformative nature of their time in uniform, and their commitment to an ideal of service that often goes beyond their active duty. From the citizen-soldiers returning from the American Revolution to today’s warrior class, they tell a deeply moving story, highlighting the evolving relationship between Americans who have served in the military and those who have not.

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SEPTEMBER 26 – OCTOBER 2

The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 1

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The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 2

Muhammad Ali: Round One: The Greatest (1942-1964) (cont. from 7 pm)

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McLeod’s Daughters: If the Boot Fits....

Assignment Education

Jackie Robinson: Part Two Great Conversations: Philippe de Montebello Bluegrass and and Michael Kimmelman Backroads

Video Vault - Kentucky Edition: Life with Father

27 MON

The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 3

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special: Part One

BBC World News

Comment on Kentucky

Muhammad Ali: Round Two: What's My Name? (1964-1970) (cont. from 7 pm)

Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters

Start Up: Vertical Roots - Charleston

My World Too

Heart of the Hills - The Story of Mountain Music

Kentucky Muse: Harry Dean Stanton: Crossing Mulholland

In Their Own Words: Jimmy Carter

Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special: Part Two

BBC World News

Muhammad Ali: Round Three: The Rivalry (1970-1974) (cont. from 7 pm)

The Mallorca Files: Number One Fan

McLeod’s Daughters: If the Boot Fits....

Halifax: Retribution: Episode Three

Historic Archaeology: Beneath Kentucky’s Fields and Streets

Music Makes a City

Lessons in Compromise

Kentucky Tonight

In Their Own Words: Elon Musk

Nova: The Cannabis Question

Jack the Ripper - The Case Reopened

BBC World News

Muhammad Ali: Round Four: The Spell Remains (1974-2016) (cont. from 7 pm)

Muhammad Ali: A Kentucky Conversation

The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 1

No Second Chance

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Showcase of Kentucky Talent

Historic Archaeology: Beneath Kentucky’s Fields and Streets

Kentucky Life

Antiques Roadshow: Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library Hour 3

Doc Martin: Of All the Harbors in All the Towns

Father Brown: The Kembleford Dragon

BBC World News

Kentucky Life

This Old House: Concord

The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 2

The Bletchley Circle: Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 3

The DayTripper: Big Bend (Part 1)

Lucky Chow: Food as Wellness

Muhammad Ali: A Kentucky Conversation

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

The Remarkable Clarks

Appalshop@40 Classics from the Collection: Sourwood Mountain Dulcimers

Comment on Kentucky

Kentucky’s State Capitol

Ask This Old House

Washington Week

Movie Classics: Mystic Pizza

Distinguished Kentuckian: Margaret Willis

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Ghosts of Mississippi

Run That by Me Again

Ray Stevens CabaRay Bluegrass Nashville Underground

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: BB King Blues Band

Kentucky Music: John Haywood

Connections: Kiley Lane Parker

Connections

Connections: Jay Williams

Connections: Susan and Morgan Guess

The Kennedy Center at 50

Doc Martin: Of All the Harbors in All the Towns

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Afield

Keeping Up Appearances: Skis

Comment on Kentucky

Conversations with Champions: Jim Host Kentucky Collectibles

Connections

Jubilee: The 23 String Band

BBC World News

Kentucky Health: The Immune System

Comment on Kentucky

The Chavis Chronicles

Connection: Diabetes WoodSongs: BB King Blues Band Epidemic Austin City Limits

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Father Brown: The Kembleford Dragon

International Service 101

Music Anywhere

Jubilee: The 23 String Band

Times subject to change. Up-to-date listings available at KET.org/tv-schedules

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 26 SUNDAY

9/8 pm Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special Part Two Follow William Randolph Hearst’s expansion into Hollywood and romance with actress Marion Davies.

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9/8 pm The Bletchley Circle Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 2 The women surmise that the killer is a rail employee familiar with train times who offered his victims perfume or nylons to go with him. They attempt to trap the killer, using Lucy as bait.

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9:30/8:30 pm Jackie Robinson Part Two Jackie Robinson uses his fame to speak out against injustice, alienating many who had once lauded him for “turning the other cheek.” After baseball, he seeks ways to fight inequality but faces a crippling illness.

10/9 pm Jack the Ripper - The Case Reopened A team of experts using modern forensic psychology and current profiling techniques try to identify the notorious killer Jack the Ripper. Along the way, they offer insights into how serial murders are solved today.

9:30/8:30 pm The Kennedy Center at 50 The concert is hosted by Audra McDonald with special guest Caroline Kennedy, the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO), choreographer Joshua Bergasse and conductors JoAnn Falletta, Steven Reineke and Thomas Wilkins.

8/7 pm The Bletchley Circle Cracking a Killer’s Code: Part 1 Susan, a former War World War II codebreaker, tries to catch a serial killer with her old colleagues under the guise of a literary club.

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8/7 pm In Their Own Words Elon Musk Discover how Elon Musk went from bullied boy to young innovator to self-taught rocket scientist, ultimately becoming one of the richest men in the world.

9/8 pm Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special Part One Trace the rise of William Randolph Hearst, who built the nation’s largest media empire by the 1930s. Born into one of America’s wealthiest families, he used his properties to achieve unprecedented political power, then ran for office.

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9/8 pm Sammy Davis, Jr.: American Masters Explore the entertainer’s talent and journey for identity through the shifting tides of civil rights and racial progress during 20th-century America.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Of All the Harbors in All the Towns An old flame of Martin’s Aunt Joan sails back into her life and whisks her off her feet. But her suitor, John Slater, is seriously ill with a life threatening heart condition, as Doc Martin discovers when he insists on running tests on him.

28 TUESDAY

8/7 pm In Their Own Words Jimmy Carter Explore the inspiring story of President Jimmy Carter, an outsider who beat the odds against him again and again and never looked back in his quest to better the lives of millions.

Jack the Ripper - The Case Reopened

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library Hour 3 Incredible appraisals include 1820 J.J.Audubon portraits, a Ming Dynasty Xiwangmu figure and Ric Binkley science fiction illustrations, ca. 1950.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Kembleford Dragon Father Brown must stop a muchloved institution from going off the rails when the local stationmaster is murdered.

9/8 pm Kentucky’s State Capitol This documentary tells the fascinating story of how the Kentucky State Capitol was designed and constructed more than 120 years ago.

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8/7 pm Kentucky Life The annual Living Archaeology Weekend turns Red River Gorge into Kentucky’s most popular outdoor classroom; Antiques Roadshow’s Wes Cowan reminisces his Louisville roots and a vintage life; and part two of our profile of Ulysses S. Grant’s Kentucky connections tracks his rise as a general, beginning with his battles in the west.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Ghosts of Mississippi Decades after two hung juries cleared white supremacist Byron De La Beckwith in the 1963 shooting death of civil-rights activist Medgar Evers, assistant district attorney Bobby DeLaughter reopens the case to bring the man to justice. Starring James Woods and Alec Baldwin (1996).

11:30/10:30 pm Austin City Limits Miranda Lambert, Jack Ingram & Jon Randall: The Marfa Tapes Texan singer/ songwriters Miranda Lambert, Jack Ingram and Jon Randall showcase their collaborative LP The Marfa Tapes, including “Tin Man” and “Am I Right or Amarillo.”

Movie Classics – Ghosts of Mississippi

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Call the Midwife: Season 10 - Episode One

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Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode One

Margaret: The Rebel Princess: Part One

McLeod’s Daughters: Playing to Win

Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special: Part One

Citizen Hearst: An American Experience Special: Part Two

Video Vault - Kentucky Edition: The Flying Deuces; Dragnet; Dick Tracy

Great Conversations: Jessye Norman and Gloria Steinem

Kentucky Tonight

POV: Fruits of Labor

Secrets of the Royal Jewels

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule BBC World News

Start Up: Sea Love My World Too: Sea Salt- Burgaw, NC Upcycling

Antiques Roadshow: Extraordinary Finds 2

In Their Own Words: Jimmy Carter

In Their Own Words: Elon Musk

Robert Penn Warren: A Vision

Kentucky Muse: Tin Can Buddha: Shades of Blue

Kentucky Afield

Finding Your Roots: To the Manor Born

American Masters: Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It

BBC World News

Song of the Mountains: The Kody Norris Show

The Mallorca Files: Sour Grapes

McLeod’s Daughters: Playing to Win

Halifax: Retribution: Episode Four

Sally Brown: Force of Nature

Voice of the Epilepsies

Kentucky's State Capitol

Connections: Cathy Zion

Kentucky Tonight

Impossible Builds: Skinny Skyscraper

Nova: Particles Unknown

Big Ben: Saving the World’s Most Famous Clock

BBC World News

Call the Midwife: Season 10 - Episode One

Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode One

Margaret: The Rebel Princess: Part One

No Second Chance

Connections: Josh Conversations with Champions: Tom Nadzam and Tanya Torp Hammond

Connections

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: From Bluegrass to Blues

Sally Brown: Force of Nature

Kentucky Life

Antiques Roadshow: Extraordinary Finds 2

Doc Martin: Haemophobia

Father Brown: The Angel of Mercy

BBC World News

Kentucky Life

This Old House: Concord

Ask This Old House: Durable Landscape

Impossible Builds: Skinny Skyscraper

Secrets of the Royal Jewels

The DayTripper

Lucky Chow: Food as AZN

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Senior Moments

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

The Hispanic Heritage Awards: 34th

Great Performances at the Met: Three Divas at Versailles

Doc Martin: Haemophobia

Movie Classics: Ghosts of Mississippi

Distinguished Kentuckian: Chloe Gifford

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Good Night, and Good Luck

Kentucky Afield

Run That by Me Again

Ray Stevens CabaRay Bluegrass Nashville Underground

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: Baby Gramps and Lula Wiles

Kentucky Music: John Harrod

Keeping Up Appearances

Connections: Gigi Butler

Kentucky Collectibles

Connections Cathe Dykstra

Jubilee: Bluegrass Collective

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Beyond Measure BBC World News

Kentucky Health: Medications Comment on Kentucky

Comment on Kentucky

Connections: Infant Nutrition

WoodSongs: Baby Gramps and Lula Wiles Austin City Limits: Jade Bird/Dayglow

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Father Brown: The Angel of Mercy

Lessons in Compromise

Music Anywhere: Best of Bluegrass

Jubilee: Bluegrass Collective

Times subject to change. Up-to-date listings available at KET.org/tv-schedules

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 3 SUNDAY

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8 FRIDAY

9/8 pm Grantchester on Masterpiece Season 6 - Episode One A much-needed summer break at a vacation resort takes an unexpected turn for Will and Geordie when the camp owner is found dead in suspicious circumstances.

9/8 pm Nova Particles Unknown An international team studies the neutrino, the most common yet least understood particle in the universe.

10/9 pm Great Performances at the Met Three Divas at Versailles Sopranos Ailyn Perez, Nadine Sierra and mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard perform favorite arias including “Voi che sapete” from Mozart’s “Le Nozze di Figaro” and more.

8/7 pm Call the Midwife Season 10 Episode One Sister Julienne and Dr. Turner clash over whether to provide a private care service. A distressing birth raises fears of another Thalidomide case.

10/9 pm Margaret: The Rebel Princess Part One Learn how Princess Margaret’s life and loves reflected the changing world during the 20th century.

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9/8 pm Secrets of the Royal Jewels Take a closer look at the tiaras, earrings, rings, and neckpieces that comprise the Royal Collection and the stories connected to them.

10/9 pm POV Fruits of Labor Ashley, a Mexican American teenager, must become the breadwinner when ICE raids threaten her family.

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8/7 pm Finding Your Roots To the Manor Born Actor Glenn Close and director John Waters find out about ancestors who are as bold and independent as they are.

9/8 pm American Masters Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It Explore the life and the 70-year career of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award winner Rita Moreno.

The Hispanic Heritage Awards

8/7 pm Impossible Builds Skinny Skyscraper Architects and engineers in Manhattan are redefining how much land it takes to support a skyscraper. They have designed a needle-thin tower 82 stories high, built on the construction equivalent of a postage stamp.

10/9 pm Big Ben: Saving the World’s Most Famous Clock Explore the restoration of Big Ben in progress since 2017, including new challenges posed by COVID protocols.

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8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Extraordinary Finds 2 Follow the stories behind more unforgettable treasures from Antiques Roadshow history and learn what happened after the cameras stop rolling through all-new interviews with fan-favorite appraisers, standout guests, and more!

9/8 pm Doc Martin Haemophobia The tourist season has arrived in Portwenn.

Martin tries to warn a woman about the dangers of sunbathing for fear of skin cancer. Gossip about Martin’s blood phobia seems to have spread around the village like wild fire.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Angel of Mercy Father Brown senses something sinister is afoot when Mrs. McCarthy’s friend is the latest villager to die in her sleep.

9/8 pm The Hispanic Heritage Awards 34th Celebrate the recipients of the 34th annual Hispanic Heritage Awards. The evening includes performances and appearances by some of the country’s most celebrated Hispanic artists and visionaries.

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8/7 pm Kentucky Life Explore Lexington’s history on the twelve stops along the African-American Heritage Trail; Doug explores downtown Glasgow, and the final part of our profile of Ulysses S. Grant picks up with his presidency and enduring significance to Kentucky and the nation.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Good Night, and Good Luck George Clooney’s Oscarnominated docudrama pits veteran television newsman Edward R. Murrow against a determined Sen. Joseph McCarthy and his single-minded crusade to quell the threat of communism in America. Starring David Strathairn, George Clooney and Patricia Clarkson (2005).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Jade Bird/Dayglow Jade Bird plays tunes from her album Different Kinds of Light. Sloan Struble, aka Dayglow, performs cuts from his LP Harmony House.

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Call the Midwife: Season 10 - Episode Two

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Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode Two

Country Music: The Rub (Beginnings -1933)

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McLeod’s Daughters: Girl’s Night Out

American Masters: Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It

Video Vault - Kentucky Edition: Behind Office Doors

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Margaret: The Rebel Princess: Part Two

Let It Grow

Great Conversations: David Boies and Jeffrey Bluegrass and Toobin Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains

Independent Lens: Cured

BBC World News

Comment on Kentucky

Antiques Roadshow: Modern Icons

Big Ben: Saving the World’s Most Famous Clock

Shaw Rising

Start Up: Amphibian Air- Savannah, GA

My World Too

Belle Brezing and the Gilded Age of the Bluegrass

Kentucky Muse: Tracks of Imagination

Kentucky Afield

Finding Your Roots: The Shirts on Their Backs

Frontline: Topic to be announced

Raising the Future: The Child Care Crisis

BBC World News

Song of the Mountains: Appalachian Road Show; The Little Roy & Lizzy Show

The Mallorca Files: To Kill a Stag

McLeod’s Daughters: Girl’s Night Out

Halifax: Retribution: Episode Five

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains

Olmsted Building Hope: The Don and Mira Ball Story Louisville’s Parks

Impossible Builds: Ice World

Nova: Arctic Drift

The Lesson

BBC World News

Call the Midwife: Season 10 - Episode Two

Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode Two

Margaret: The Rebel Princess: Part Two

Professor T: Heir to the Throne Part 1

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: 1997 Holiday Program

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains

Kentucky Life

Antiques Roadshow: Modern Icons

Doc Martin: Old Dogs

Father Brown: The Face of the Enemy

BBC World News

Kentucky Life

This Old House: Concord

Ask This Old House: Hole Patches

Impossible Builds: Ice World

Raising The Future: The Child Care Crisis

The DayTripper: Taylor, TX

Lucky Chow: Food as Beauty

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Preventing A Killer: Colon Cancer

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

La Frontera with Pati Jinich: Miles from Nowhere

Voces on PBS: Letters to Eloisa

Doc Martin: Old Dogs

Movie Classics: Good Night, and Good Luck

Distinguished Kentuckian: Joy Bale Boone

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Kentucky Afield

Run That by Me Again

Ray Stevens CabaRay Bluegrass Nashville Underground

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: Riders in the Sky

Kentucky Music: Sarah Wood

Keeping Up Appearances

Comment on Kentucky

Connections: Andre Taylor

Conversations with Champions: Pat Day and Chris McCarron Kentucky Collectibles

Connections: JoAnne Kentucky Tonight Wheeler Bland

Connections: Faith Politics

Connections

Jubilee: Lonesome River Band

Connections: Kinship Appalshop@40: Classics from the Care Collection: Sunnyside of Life BBC World News

Kentucky Health: Lung Cancer

Comment on Kentucky

The Chavis Chronicles

Connections: Manny WoodSongs: Riders in the Sky Caulk Austin City Limits: Jon Batiste

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Father Brown: The Face of the Enemy

Unbridled Vines: Kentucky’s Finest

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Jubilee: Lonesome River Band

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 10 SUNDAY

8/7 pm Call the Midwife Season 10 Episode Two Sister Frances finds herself in a tricky situation when a pregnant woman confides in her. Trixie is troubled by her sudden admittance to Lady Emily.

8/7 pm Country Music The Rub (Beginnings -1933) Learn how so-called “hillbilly music” reaches new listeners through phonographs and radio, and launches the careers of country music’s first big stars, the Carter Family, and Jimmie Rodgers.

9/8 pm Grantchester on Masterpiece Season 6 - Episode Two Will and Geordie negotiate a complex family dispute possibly connected to the murder of the head of a local adoption agency. A sinister letter arrives for Leonard.

11 MONDAY

9/8 pm Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains Explore the life of Mary Breckinridge and her efforts founding the Frontier Nursing Service, whose nursemidwives traveled by horseback to provide healthcare to those living in a remote, mountainous region of Kentucky.

10/9 pm Raising the Future: The Child Care Crisis PBS NewsHour explores the burden costly childcare places on families, travels to cities and states experimenting with new ways of providing childcare and delves into the political battle brewing over the idea of federally funded universal childcare.

him and pretty school teacher Louisa Glasson, he makes a terrible faux pas.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Face of the Enemy Blackmailed into accepting an MI5 mission, Lady Felicia finds herself on the run from police accusing her of murder and a spy who wants a secret film.

15 FRIDAY

13 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Impossible Builds Ice World China’s incredible Ice World will transform 37 acres of tropical quarry into a sub-zero ski resort. The construction team will have to battle the worst nature can throw at them.

9/8 pm Nova Arctic Drift Join scientists on the biggest Arctic research expedition of all time. Facing hungry polar bears, perilous sea ice cracks, and brutal cold, the team strives to understand the forces that are changing the region—and the world—forever.

10/9 pm The Lesson The film follows four children as they experience Holocaust education in the public school system in Germany.

9/8 pm La Frontera with Pati Jinich Miles from Nowhere Chef Pati Jinich explores places and food from El Paso and Juarez to Big Bend National Park.

10/9 pm Voces on PBS Letters to Eloisa The story of Cuba’s Jose Lezama Lima is a portrait of a writer’s life and struggle for artistic freedom.

16 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life World War II veterans board a flight honoring their service to our nation; Liberty may be home, but the Indianapolis Speedway is his heart - Bill Marvel has made a life in racing; and Elmer Lucille Allen is a pioneering scientist with artistic flair.

10/9 pm Independent Lens Cured When homosexuality was considered a mental illness to be “cured,” renegade LGBTQ+ activists fought a powerful psychiatry establishment.

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Modern Icons Celebrate the influential icons of our collective and recent memory with treasures like a Jean-Michel Basquiat oil stick drawing, a Fred & Joanne Rogers trolley and card, and Julia Child's copper pans.

Which has an updated value of $500,000?

9/8 pm Movie Classics Invasion of the Body Snatchers San Francisco biologist Elizabeth Driscoll turns to health inspector Matthew Bennell for help when her beau begins acting odd and distant. Matthew and Elizabeth notice that suddenly almost everyone around them has become impassive. Starring Brooke Adams and Donald Sutherland (1978).

12 TUESDAY

9/8 pm Doc Martin Old Dogs Dr. Martin Ellingham is still as clumsy as ever when it comes to forming relationships with the opposite sex. Just when things were beginning to look rosily romantic between

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Jon Batiste New Orleans-born R&B/jazz/gospel musician Jon Batiste performs songs from his album We Are, including “I Need You” and “Freedom.”

8/7 pm Finding Your Roots The Shirts on Their Backs Henry Louis Gates, Jr. reveals the immigrant roots of actors Tony Shalhoub and Christopher Meloni.

Austin City Limits – Jon Batiste

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Country Music: Hard Times (1933 -1945)

La Frontera with Pati Jinich: Miles from Nowhere

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My World Too: Passive Solar

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Maternal Health: A KET Forum

College Financial Aid 2022: Education Matters

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Phil Spencer’s Stately Homes: Burghley House

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Commonwealth Curiosities: An Ode to Kentucky’s Unique Attractions

Kentucky Muse: Wendy Whelan: Moments of Grace

Kentucky Afield

Finding Your Roots: Anchored to the Past

American Masters: Becoming Helen Keller

Song of the Mountains: Irene Kelley; Martha Spencer Band; Adam Wakefield

Walk Together Children: The 150th Anniversary of The Fisk Jubilee Singers

McLeod’s Daughters: More Than One Way

Halifax: Retribution: Episode Six

Maternal Health: A KET Forum

College Financial Aid 2022: Education Matters

International Service 101

Connections: Childhood Cancer

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Nature: My Garden of a Thousand Bees

Nova: Edible Insects

Secrets of the Dead: Magellan’s Crossing

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Baptiste on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode Professor T: Heir to the Throne Part 2 One

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Diverse Cultures

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Antiques Roadshow: Best Bargains

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This Old House

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The DayTripper: Conroe, TX

Lucky Chow: Generasians

Kentucky Afield

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Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Imperial China: The Art of the Horse

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La Frontera with Pati Jinich: From Dos Laredos to Mars

Eliades Ochoa: Live at Casa de La Trova

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Run That by Me Again

Last of the Summer Wine

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Movie Classics: The Manchurian Candidate

Ray Stevens CabaRay Bluegrass Nashville Underground Kentucky Music

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Movie Classics: Invasion of the Body Snatchers

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POV: La Casa de Mama Icha

Austin City Limits As Time Goes By

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Father Brown: The Devil You Know

Kentucky Muse: Kentucky by Design

Music Anywhere

Jubilee: The Seldom Scene

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8/7 pm Call the Midwife Season 10 - Episode Three A complicated pregnancy leads the Nonnatus team on a path of discovery. Sister Hilda and Dr. Turner get involved with a young woman whose health presents a series of challenges.

8/7 pm Country Music Hard Times (1933 -1945) Watch as Nashville becomes the heart of the country music industry. The genre grows in popularity during the Great Depression and World War II as America falls in love with singing cowboys, Texas Swing, and the Grand Ole Opry’s Roy Acuff.

9/8 pm Grantchester on Masterpiece Season 6 - Episode Three Will and Geordie are drawn into local politics when the death of a councilor prompts a parish election.

10/9 pm Baptiste on Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode One Julien Baptiste travels to Hungary to help the British ambassador, Emma Chambers, find her missing family. When a body is found, the pressure is on to save Emma’s two sons.

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8/7 pm Maternal Health: A KET Forum Host Renee Shaw and guests examine maternal health including disparities in certain populations, access to midwifery, and other initiatives to improve outcomes for expectant mothers and their children.

9/8 pm College Financial Aid 2022: Education Matters Experts from Kentucky colleges and universities provide practical information about applying for financial aid.

Nova – Edible Insects

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8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Anchored to the Past Journalists Gretchen Carlson and Don Lemon were able to overcome biases in their careers, drawing parallels to relatives who met profound challenges of their own.

9/8 pm American Masters Becoming Helen Keller Revisit Helen Keller’s career and explore how she used her celebrity to advocate for human rights.

20 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Nature My Garden of a Thousand Bees A wildlife cameraman spends his time during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown filming the bees in his English urban garden and discovers the many diverse species and personalities that live in this insect family.

9/8 pm Nova Edible Insects From crunchy cricket chips to nutty black soldier fly grubs, explore the insect food industry and how it could benefit our health and our warming planet.

10/9 pm Secrets of the Dead Magellan’s Crossing Ferdinand Magellan and his crew set sail to gain control of the global spice trade 500 years ago. The result was the first circumnavigation of the earth, laying the groundwork for colonization and globalization still felt today.

21 THURSDAY

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Best Bargains Steals and deals abound as Antiques Roadshow features great bargains including a Chiparus sculpture, an 1811 North Carolina fraktur, and "New Republic Portfolio" prints. Which of these was found

at a flea market for $40 and is now valued at $15,000-$25,000?

9/8 pm Doc Martin In Loco Louisa seeks a promotion at Portwenn Primary School. Bert Large tests out his culinary skills on the villagers.

22 FRIDAY

9/8 pm La Frontera with Pati Jinich From Dos Laredos to Mars Chef Pati Jinich finds tight-knit family bonds in Laredo, Nuevo Laredo and Brownsville, Texas.

10/9 pm Eliades Ochoa: Live at Casa de La Trova Taped live at La Casa de La Trova in Santiago de Cuba, legendary musician Eliades Ochoa and his group, Cuarteto Patria, perform songs made famous by The Buena Vista Social Club.

23 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Retired NASA astronaut Dr. Story Musgrave talks about his incredible career; kids in need in Central Kentucky celebrate their birthdays with the help of Sweet Blessings; the American dream of home ownership comes true through the work of HOMES Inc. in Whitesburg.

9/8 pm Movie Classics The Manchurian Candidate A former prisoner of war is brainwashed as an unwitting assassin for an international Communist conspiracy. Starring Frank Sinatra and Laurence Harvey (1962).

11:30/10:30 pm Austin City Limits Sarah Jarosz/Billy Strings Texas native Sarah Jarosz plays songs from her LP World on the Ground. Midwesterner Billy Strings performs tunes from his album Renewal.

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Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode Four

Country Music: The Hillbilly Shakespeare (1945 -1953) Video Vault - Kentucky Edition: Kentucky Rifle

Tale of Two Sisters: Queen Elizabeth II & Princess Margaret

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POV: Things We Dare Not Do

BBC World News Start Up: Yaupon Wellness Company

Davis Bottom: Rare History, Valuable Lives

Kentucky Muse: Of Hands and Hearts: The Kentucky Guild of Artists

Kentucky Afield

Finding Your Roots: No Irish Need Apply

American Veteran: The Crossing

Frontline: Topic to be announced

BBC World News

Song of the Mountains: Jerry Salley; Lightnin’ Charlie; Kyle Petty

The Mallorca Files: Death in the Morning

McLeod’s Daughters: The Italian Stallion

Halifax: Retribution: Episode Seven

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Eight Acres of History: Lexington's African Cemetery No. 2

Fatherloss

Nature: Season of the Osprey

Nova: Nova Universe: Age of Stars

Secrets of the Dead: Lady Sapiens

Call the Midwife: Season 10 - Episode Four

Grantchester on Masterpiece: Season 6 Episode Four

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In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Bluegrass Royalty

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Doc Martin: Blood Is Thicker

Father Brown: The Dance of Death

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Flaget High School

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Walk Together Children: The 150th Anniversary of The Fisk Jubilee Singers

Movie Classics: The Manchurian Candidate

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Kentucky Life

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Last of the Summer Wine

Run That by Me Again

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WoodSongs: Kingston Trio and Allie Colleen Austin City Limits: Brandy Clark/Charley Crockett

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

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Ask This Old House: Smart Doorbells

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My World Too

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Finding Your Roots – No Irish Need Apply 18 VISION S

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Art of Recovery

Baptiste on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode McLeod’s Daughters: The Italian Stallion Two

Father Brown: The Dance of Death Jubilee: The Best of the Festival of the Bluegrass 40th Anniversary

Baptiste on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode McLeod’s Daughters: Lover Come Back Three Great Performances: Now Hear This: Beethoven’s Ghost

Assignment Education

bookclub@KET

Great Conversations: Diane Rehm and Ann Patchett

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Nature – Season of the Osprey

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 24 SUNDAY

9/8 pm American Veteran The Crossing As recruits take the oath to serve, they leave the civilian world and begin their transformation. Narrated by TV host and former Marine Drew Carey.

8/7 pm Country Music The Hillbilly Shakespeare (1945 -1953) The bluegrass sound spreads in post-war America, and Hank Williams becomes a honky-tonk star.

27 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Call the Midwife Season 10 Episode Four It’s July 1966, and Britain is in the grip of World Cup fever. Nonnatus House awaits the arrival of four new pupil midwives. One of them, Nancy Corrigan, makes quite an impact.

9/8 pm Grantchester on Masterpiece Season 6 - Episode Four When an American airman dies in the police station, a quiet shift turns into a challenging night for Will and Geordie.

10/9 pm Baptiste on Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode Two Julien and Zsofia track down the tattooed man but he gives little away. Things escalate when the police receive a hostage video, and Emma takes drastic action for her family.

25 MONDAY

9/8 pm Tale of Two Sisters Queen Elizabeth II & Princess Margaret Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret, the real women beyond the royal splendor and cheering crowds, are profiled.

10/9 pm POV Things We Dare Not Do In the small Mexican coastal village of El Roblito, a teenager works up the courage to tell his family he wants to live his life as a woman in a country shrouded in machismo and transphobia.

8/7 pm Nature Season of the Osprey Follow the struggles, failures and triumphs of a single osprey family. Ospreys are unique among raptors for their ability to hunt live fish and dive into water.

10/9 pm Secrets of the Dead Lady Sapiens Incredible scientific investigations are helping piece together the untold story of prehistoric women.

28 THURSDAY

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Tearjerkers Grab your tissues for an emotional special episode full of guests who wear their hearts on their sleeves. Standouts include an 1888 Joseph Nawahi oil, a Navajo Ute First Phase blanket, and a Gambrinus beer stein. One is now $1.5 million-$2 million!

9/8 pm Doc Martin Blood Is Thicker Bert Large has been hiding a heartbreaking secret from his son Al, which threatens to jeopardize their close relationship.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Dance of Death Father Brown uncovers a dark secret when a contestant is murdered at a ballroom dancing competition.

30 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life July 20, 2019, marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, and Kentucky Life takes a trip through its 25-year history to celebrate this achievement. Past segments include retired NASA astronaut Dr. Story Musgrave; Eastern Kentucky University’s Hummel Planetarium; an interactive space exploration experience for 6th graders at the Challenger Center at Hazard Community College; and the famous Moonbow at Cumberland Falls State Park in Whitley County.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Mystic Pizza The coming-of-age of three best friends who work at a pizzeria in the seaside town of Mystic, Connecticut. Starring Julia Roberts, Lili Taylor and Annabeth Gish. (1988) 11/10 pm Austin City Limits Brandy Clark/Charley Crockett Nashville-based hit songwriter Brandy Clark performs cuts from her highly acclaimed Your Life is a Record.

Lone Star native Charley Crockett plays tunes from his album Music City U.S.A.

31 SUNDAY

8/7 pm Country Music I Can’t Stop Loving You (1953 -1963) Travel to Memphis, where Sun Studios artists Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley usher in the era of rockabilly. Ray Charles crosses America’s racial divide by recording a country album.

Patsy Cline shows off Music City’s smooth new Nashville Sound.

29 FRIDAY 26 TUESDAY

8/7 pm Finding Your Roots No Irish Need Apply Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the roots of actor Jane Lynch and comedian Jim Gaffigan.

Secrets of the Dead – Lady Sapiens

9/8 pm Great Performances Now Hear This: Beethoven’s Ghost Host Scott Yoo and fellow musicians undertake a recording of Beethoven’s most personal music at a historic Berkshires manor with visits by some unexpected guests.

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Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary (6,13,20)

Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum (2,9,16,23)/ Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest (30)

Alma's Way

Alma's Way

Alma's Way

Elinor Wonders Why (1)/ Alma's Way (8,15,22,29)

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Curious George (3,10,17,24)/ Alma's Way (4)/ Curious Curious George: A Halloween George (11,18,25) Boo Fest (31)

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Arthur (7)/ Curious George (14,21,28)

Curious George (1,8,15,22)/ Curious George (2,9,16,23)/ Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures About Halloween! (29) (30)

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Sesame Street

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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Tiger's Neighborhood Tiger's Neighborhood (3,10,17,24)/ Cat in the Hat Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel (4,11,25)/ Curious George: A Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel (1,8,15,22)/ Arthur and the Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Knows A Lot About (7,14,21) Halloween Boo Fest (18) Haunted Tree House (29) Halloween! (31)

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Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

Rick Steves' Europe

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Rick Steves' Europe

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Rick Steves' Europe

The Best of Sewing with Nancy

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Washington Week

This Old House

This Old House

This Old House

This Old House

This Old House

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Impossible Builds (7,14)/ Secrets of the Dead (21,28)

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In Their Own Words (1)/ Big P. Allen Smith's Garden Home Ben: Saving the World's Most Famous Clock (8)/ Lesson (15)/ Nature (22,29) Garden Smart

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Margeret: The Rebel Princess (4,11)/ Pullman: America's With Infinite Hope: MLK and Hotel on Wheels (18)/ Underground Railroad: The the Civil Rights Movement (5) William Still Story (25)

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Pinkalicious & Peterrific

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Lidia’s Kitchen

Dinosaur Train

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Dinosaur Train

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Clifford the Big Red Dog

Clifford the Big Red Dog

America's Test Kitchen From Cook's Illustrated

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Cook's Country

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Rick Steves' Europe

Serving America: Memories of Peace Corps (20)

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Kentucky Life

Clifford the Big Red Dog

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4:30/3:30

Kentucky Afield

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This Old House

Odd Squad (4,11,18)/ Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About Odd Squad (5,12,26) Halloween! (25)

Odd Squad

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Ask This Old House

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Last of the Summer Wine

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BBC World News America

BBC World News America

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BBC World News America

Mallorca Files (3,10,24,31)/ Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains (17)

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PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

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Clifford the Big Red Dog

Samantha Brown's Places to Love

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Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

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Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

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Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

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Body Electric

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Workplace Essential Skills

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Painting with Wilson Bickford

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Tennessee Valley Uncharted (6,13)/ Born to Explore with Richard Wiese (20,27)

Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa

Wild Nevada

Weekends with Yankee

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Comment on Kentucky

10:00/9:00

100 Days, Drinks, Dishes and Curious Traveler Destinations

10:30/9:30

Joseph Resendo's Travelscope

Samantha Brown's Places to In the Americas with David Love Yetman

Rick Steves' Europe

Weekends with Yankee

Passion Italy

Travels with Darley

11:00/10:00

Rick Steves' Europe

Daytripper

Journeys in Japan

Tennessee Valley Uncharted

Tennessee Wild Side

Curious Traveler

11:30/10:30

Growing a Greener World

Family Plot: Gardening in the P. Allen Smith's Garden Home Garden Smart Mid-South

Growing a Greener World

America's Heartland

P. Allen Smith's Garden Home

12:00/11:00

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Lidia's Kitchen

12:30/11:30

Cook's Country

1:00/12:00 1:30/12:30

The Great British Baking Show

Travels with Darley

How She Rolls (5)/ Sara's Weeknight Meals (12,19,26) Ciao Italia

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Jazzy Vegetarian

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

How to Cook Well with Rory Joanne Weir's Plates and O'Connell (5,12,19)/ Simply Places Ming (26)

Pati's Mexican Table

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

America's Test Kitchen from Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Cook's Illustrated

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Steven Raichlen's Project Fire (5,12,19)/ Steven Raichlen's Cook's Country Project Smoke (26)

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

Kevin Belton's Cookin' Louisiana

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

Simply Ming

Pati's Mexican Table

The Great British Baking Show

2:00/1:00

Last of the Summer Wine

Kentucky Health

Wider World

Second Opinion

Your Fantastic Mind

Conscious Living

Growing Bolder

2:30/1:30

Keeping Up Appearances

Curious Traveler

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Tennessee Valley Uncharted (6,13)/ Born to Explore with Richard Wiese (20,27)

Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa

Wild Nevada

Weekends with Yankee

3:00/2:00

As Time Goes By

Samantha Brown's Places to In the Americas with David Love Yetman

Rick Steves' Europe

Weekends with Yankee

Passion Italy

Travels with Darley

3:30/2:30

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Daytripper

Travels with Darley

Journeys in Japan

Tennessee Valley Uncharted

Tennessee Wild Side

Curious Traveler

The American Woodshop

This Old House

Woodsmith Shop

This Old House

MotorWeek

4:00/3:00 Doc Martin

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Legacy List Craftsman's Legacy

Ask This Old House

Kentucky Afield

Ask This Old House

Start Up

Lidia's Kitchen

How She Rolls (5)/ Sara's Weeknight Meals (12,19,26) Ciao Italia

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

Jazzy Vegetarian

PBS NewsHour Weekend

How to Cook Well with Rory Joanne Weir's Plates and O'Connell (5,12,19)/ Simply Places Ming (26)

Pati's Mexican Table

Kevin Belton's Cookin' Louisiana

Untamed

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PBS NewsHour Weekend

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Keller: Secrets of a Consuelo Mack WealthTrack Hubert Chef

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Connections

6:30/5:30

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

Test Kitchen from Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen America's Cook's Illustrated

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Steven Raichlen's Project Fire (5,12,19)/ Steven Raichlen's Cook's Country Project Smoke (26)

Kentucky Life Nova (3,10,17,24)/ History Detectives (31)

History Detectives Kentucky Collectibles

Lidia's Kitchen The Great British Baking Show

Secrets of the Royal Kitchens Kentucky Afield (6)/ Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains (13)/ Royal House of Windsor The Red Green Show (20,27)

Simply Ming (1,29)/ How to Cook Well with Rory O'Connell (8,15,22)

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KET wins eight Regional Emmy awards KET productions were recently honored with eight Regional Emmy awards from the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). The awards, one of the industry’s highest honors, recognize excellence in the areas of local news, programming and individual achievement. KET’s award-winning productions include: Long form content in Health/Medical Laura Krueger, Wayne Tuckson and Casey Harris Undiagnosed: The Diabetes Epidemic Short or long form content in Historical/Cultural Gary Pahler Violins of Hope Short or long form content in Lifestyle Jim Voskuhl Cycling Capital of Kentucky Documentary in Cultural/Topical Frank Simkonis Toying with Still Life Magazine program Doug Flynn, Chelsea Gorham, Valerie Trimble, Gary Pahler and Angelic Phelps Kentucky Life, Season 25, episode 10 Public affairs program Renee Shaw, Toby Gibbs, Gabriela Martinez and Nick Helton Kentucky Tonight: State of Unrest Short or long form content in Photographer Justin Allen, David Dampier and Steve Shaffer Kentucky Seasons Live or post-produced Audio Brandon Cooper Kentucky Seasons

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Louisville’s Be My Neighbor Day postponed until Spring In the interest of public health and safety, the annual Be My Neighbor Day event in Louisville, originally scheduled for Oct. 10, will be postponed until the Spring of 2022. For updates, please visit KET.org/events.

SEL learning helps students understand their emotions Children and teens experience a full range of emotions during a school day. And in challenging times, it’s important for students to understand what they’re feeling and to develop empathy for others.

The study of social and emotional learning is designed to help students develop their emotional intelligence and relationship skills.

KET recently created a collection of resources, found on PBS LearningMedia, to help parents and educators work with children’s emotional development and engage them in projects and exercises that build their social and emotional learning skills.

For more info, visit KET.org/SEL.

New children’s series explores communication and empathy

Alma’s Way, a new animated series from Fred Rogers Productions, makes its debut on KET this month.

The program follows the adventures of 6-year-old Alma Rivera, a proud Puerto Rican girl who lives in the Bronx, and is designed to give children ages 4-6 the tools to find their own answers, express what they think and feel, and recognize the unique perspective of others.

Alma’s Way

KET Monday – Friday • 8:30/7:30 am

THANKS! KET thanks you for your continued support!

Your support makes possible favorite programs on KET — which cost $3 million annually – including Masterpiece, PBS NewsHour, Nature and Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.

D.R. Ball of SummerPledge sponsor Ball Homes, spoke with KET’s Renee Shaw about the importance of the Ball family’s long-time support of KET’s programs and services.

Members of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence joined in on the fun of SummerPledge.

KET welcomed an enthusiastic group of volunteer ambassadors from SummerPledge sponsor Clark Material Handling.

SPONSORS

Ball Homes • Clark Material Handling • Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs • Northern Kentucky University • Wells Fargo Advisors

VOLUNTEERS

Altrusa International • Clark Material Handling • Junior League of Lexington • Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence • Friends of KET

Our appreciation to the following corporate partners for their support AIA Kentucky This Old House, Ask This Old House AARP American Veteran Alltech, Inc. America’s Heartland, BBC World News, Muhammad Ali, Nature, Newsline, NOVA, PBS Arts Brown-Forman Kentucky Tonight, PBS NewsHour, PBS NewsHour Weekend Central Bank Masterpiece CHI Saint Joseph Health Masterpiece Clay-Ingels Co., Inc. This Old House/Ask This Old House Community Action Council Connections Eastern Kentucky University Connections Foster Kentucky, a program of the Cabinet For Health & Family Services Finding Your Roots, Sesame Street Frontier Nursing University British Dramas/Call the Midwife Highgrove at Tates Creek Keeping Up Appearances Highlands Latin School Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Homegrown Experience Kentucky Afield Jane Austen Society of North America – Greater Louisville Region The Great British Baking Show Kentucky Beef Council Steven Raichlen’s Project Fire, Project Smoke Kentucky Blood Center British Dramas Kentucky Center for Mathematics Odd Squad, Peg + Cat Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs Austin City Limits, Jubilee, Kentucky Life, KET Movie Classics, Song of the Mountains, This Old House/Ask This Old House, Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen Kentucky Education Association 11am-3pm Education Block Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Curious George, Sesame Street Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Comment on Kentucky Kentucky Lottery Antiques Roadshow, Austin City Limits, Finding Your Roots, Jubilee, Kentucky Afield, Kentucky Collectibles, Kentucky Life, KET Movie Classics, Lidia’s Kitchen, Nature, NOVA, Song of the Mountains, Woodsongs Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Health, Health Three60 Lane Communications Group Comment on Kentucky, Frontline, Kentucky Tonight LifeWorks at WKU Comment on Kentucky, Kentucky Life Louisville Zoo Curious George, Wild Kratts National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Connections Owensboro Health Kentucky Afield, Kentucky Health, Health Three60 Sew A Lot Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting, The Best of Sewing with Nancy Shen Yun Performing Arts Louisville Life, Movie Classics, Rick Steve’s Europe, Travel Block on KET2 Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Inc. Curious George, Hero Elementary, NOVA Transylvania University BBC World News, Doc Martin, Finding Your Roots, KET Movie Classics, PBS Arts UK Healthcare Antiques Roadshow Wiebold Studio Antiques Roadshow

SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE PROGRAMS For more info on program underwriting, contact Katherine Lander at 859-258-7222 or klander@ket.org.

Thanks for your support.

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MORE TO EXPLORE

New season of ‘Kentucky Health’ discusses latest advancements in medical care Kentucky Health, KET’s weekly discussion of health and medicine in the Commonwealth, kicks off a new season beginning October 3.

The program, hosted by Dr. Wayne Tuckson, M.D., opens its first new episode with Angela Sandlin, PharmD, Pharmacy Director at Baptist Health LaGrange, who talks about medications and their safety, availability and effectiveness.

Later programs will delve into such subjects as carotid artery disease, glaucoma, migraines, environmental pollution and lung cancer treatments.

Kentucky Health

New season premieres KET Sunday, Oct. 3 • 12:30/11:30 am KET2 Monday, Oct. 11 • 2/1 pm

Demystifying the college financial aid process College should be a time of growth and discovery, but for many it can also be a source of stress as students and parents try to find a way to pay for it. Fortunately, financial aid assistance is available. College Financial Aid 2022: Education Matters, hosted by KET’s Kelsey Starks, talks to a panel of financial aid experts and offers help in navigating the all-important college financial aid application process.

College Financial Aid 2022: Education Matters KET Monday, Oct. 18 • 9/8 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 21 • 10/9 pm

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Kentucky Authority for Educational Television Chair: Melissa Chastain, Ph.D., Anchorage • Vice Chair: Jeffrey Scott Jobe, Glasgow • Secretary: David Couch, Frankfort • Executive Committee at Large: Leah Adkins, Catlettsburg, and G. Dan Griffith, Owensboro • Robert M. Beck, Lexington • Karyn Hoover, Jamestown • Kevin W. Weaver, Lexington • Jason Glass Ed.D., Commissioner, KY Department of Education, Frankfort (ex officio) KET Foundation Inc. Members of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television • Sean Mestan, Princeton (Friends of KET representative) • Shae Hopkins, KET Executive Director (Treasurer) Friends of KET Executive Committee President: Rebecca Rose, Morgantown • President-Elect: Kelly Green, Frankfort • Secretary: Elizabeth Griffith, Owensboro • Vice Presidents: Kathy Brauer, Henderson; A. Dale Josey, Louisville; Barbara McGinty, Paducah; Peggy Patterson, Prospect • Past President: Lora Suttles, Staffordsville • Nominating Chair: Carol Beirne, Ft. Mitchell Commonwealth Fund for KET Chair: Nick Nicholson, Lexington • Chair Emeritus: John R. Hall, Lexington Secretary: Kimberly D. Patton, Hebron • Treasurer: John S. Domaschko, Covington • D.R. Ball, Lexington • Mira S. Ball, Lexington • Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington • Melissa Chastain, Ph.D., Anchorage • Rusty Cheuvront, Louisville • Jean M. Dorton, Lexington (Friends of KET representative) • Vickie Yates Brown Glisson, Louisville • G. Dan Griffith, Owensboro • Shae Hopkins, KET Executive Director • William J. Jones, Paducah • Nana Lampton, Louisville • Michael Owsley, Bowling Green • Hilma Prather, Somerset • Melanie Glasscock Simpson, Lexington • William T. Young Jr., Lexington VISIONS/ Volume XLIV, Number 10 Visions is a membership benefit published monthly by KET, with funds from the KET Foundation Inc., 600 Cooper Drive, Lexington, KY, 40502-2296, (859) 258-7000. It is sent to active members of KET. KET does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, veteran status and/or disability in employment or the provision of services and provides, upon request, reasonable accommodation including auxiliary aids and services necessary to afford individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in all programs and activities.

KET PBS KIDS Channel ET/CT

ET/CT

6:00/5:00 am

Cat in the Hat

3:30/2:30 pm

Elinor Wonders Why

6:30/5:30 am

Ready Jet Go!

4:00/3:00 pm

Donky Hodie

7:00/6:00 am

Peg + Cat

4:30/3:30 pm

Curious George

7:30/6:30 am

Super WHY!

5:00/4:00 pm

Alma’s Way

8:00/7:00 am

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

5:30/4:30 pm

Xavier Riddle

8:30/7:30 am

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

6:00/5:00 pm

Molly of Denali

9:00/8:00 am

Sesame Street

6:30/5:30 pm

Hero Elementary

9:30/8:30 am

Elinor Wonders Why

7:00/6:00 pm

Wild Kratts

10:00/9:00 am

Clifford the Big Red Dog

7:30/6:30 pm

Wild Kratts

10:30/9:30 am

Dinosaur Train

8:00/7:00 pm

Odd Squad

11:00/10:00 am

Let’s Go Luna!

8:30/7:30 pm

Odd Squad

11:30/10:30 am

Curious George

9:00/8:00 pm

Arthur

noon/11:00 am

Nature Cat

9:30/8:30 pm

Arthur

12:30/11:30 am

Xavier Riddle

10:00/9:00 pm

Cyberchase

1:00 pm/noon

Molly of Denali

10:30/9:30 pm

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

1:30/12:30 pm

Hero Elementary

11:00/10:30 pm

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

2:00/1:00 pm

Cyberchase

11:30/10:30 pm

Elinor Wonders Why

2:30/1:30 pm

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

3:00/2:00 pm

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

midnight/11:00 pm

Donkey Hodie

Schedules can vary for special presentations.

Visit KET.org/tv-schedules.

Guide Staff Managing Editor: Elizabeth Greenfield • Editor: Reggie Beehner • Art Director: John Dawahare • Contributing Staff: Debbie Britton, Mollie Eblen, Nancy Howard • Photography: Patrick Brumback • Design/Production: Karen Billings, Amy Crittenden, Justin Stewart, Missy Upton • Senior Director, Marketing and Communications: Todd Piccirilli 600 Cooper Drive Lexington, KY 40502-2296 (859) 258-7000

CABLE CHANNELS FOR SPECTRUM/TIME WARNER LOUISVILLE 13, 189 – KET 15, 190 – KET2 192 – KET KY 196 – KET KIDS 918 – KET (HD)

LEXINGTON 12, 189 – KET 15, 190 – KET2 192 – KET KY 196 – KET KIDS 918 – KET (HD)

NORTHERN KENTUCKY 6, 190 – KET 23, 191 – KET2 193 – KET KY 196 – KET KIDS 918 – KET (HD)

BOWLING GREEN 26 – KET 190 – KET2 192 – KET KY 196 – KET KIDS 916 - KET (HD)

OWENSBORO 12 – KET 302 – KET2 303 – KET KY 314 – KET KIDS 712 - KET (HD)

A complete list of channels: KET.org/tv-where-to-watch.

PRIMARY BROADCAST CHANNEL IN HIGH DEFINITION KENTUCKY PROGRAMMING

EXPANDED OFFERINGS OF POPULAR PROGRAMS KET PBS KIDS

Did you know that PBS is the #1 most-trusted media brand in educational children’s content? Programs like Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and Sesame Street open a world of unlimited possibilities for children. So if you have children, consider registering for KET’s Family Fun Club.

Benefits include: Welcome pack with activities On-air birthday greetings the week of your child’s birthday KET’s online Parenting email Invitations to KET Family Fun Club events Visit ket.org/FamilyFunClub for more information.

MemberCard features a Sustainer Benefit of the Month: During October, please enjoy 2-for-1 admission to Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing in Louisville.

For more information, contact KET at (800) 866-0366 or membership@KET.org

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THANK YOU! This list reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.

O. LEONARD PRESS SOCIETY $10,000+ Anonymous B. J. Killian Foundation, Owensboro Bakhaus Family Foundation, Lexington Allen M. & Ina Brown Bond, Louisville Ms. Martha F. Clark, Owensboro Ms. Sandra Frazier, Louisville Hilary Boone Foundation Inc., Lexington Ms. Nana Lampton, Louisville Mulhollem Cravens Foundation, Carlisle Owsley Brown II Family Philanthropic Foundation, Louisville Randleigh Foundation Trust, Lexington Sharon D. & Robert O. Harris III Fund, Louisville Marvin & Connie Stults, Paoli, IN

FUND FOR EXCELLENCE $5,000-$9,999 Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation, Louisville Mira Ball, Lexington Cecil C. & Gillian Barnett, Louisville Mr. Ben Breslin, Maysville Mary Bartlett Broecker, LaGrange Ms. Cary Brown & Dr. Steven Epstein, Charlottesville, VA

Mrs. Linda Miller Dabney, Louisville Jean Dorton, Lexington Mona J. Hagyard, Lexington John R. & Donna S. Hall, Lexington Gill & Augusta Brown Holland, Harrods Creek The Hon. Jeff Hoover & Mrs. Karyn Hoover, Jamestown Mrs. Deirdre Lyons, Nicholasville The Mansbach Endowment Fund, Ashland Ms. Heidi S. Margulis, Louisville Mary K. Oxley Foundation, Tulsa, OK Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mayer, Winchester Austin & Jane Musselman, Louisville Emler A. & Celeste Neuman, Lexington Jim & Katie O’Brien, Lexington Dr. Michael Oliff, Elizabethtown Charles Ratliff, Edgewood Ms. Nancy Ray, Lexington Reed Foundation, Gilbertsville Mrs. John P. Stewart, Frankfort Mrs. Linda Van Meter, Lexington Ms. Marilyn Wysock, Paducah $2,500-$4,999 Mrs. Virginia W. Adams, Ocean Ridge, FL Mr. Gary Allen, Richmond Mr. George Bailey & Ms. Porter Watkins, Prospect

KET gratefully acknowledges the following contributors whose annual support advances KET’s mission and impact.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Barr, Lexington Dick & Shelia Beaven, Henderson Ms. Meredith W. Brown, Louisville Mr. Joseph H. Clark, Lexington Melanie Glasscock Simpson Conley, Lexington Drs. Timothy & Julia Costich, Lexington Ms. Janet R. Dakan, Louisville Mrs. Elizabeth Deknatel, Simpsonville Ms. Sandy Diamond, Louisville Sherry M. & Joseph W. Feldpausch, Fisherville Mrs. Virginia Fox, Frankfort Hal C. & Gail Harned, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. J. Cooper Hartley, Lexington Douglas A. & Kathryn Browning Hendrickson, Maysville Mimi & Marshall Heuser, Louisville Brett & Emma Ison, Nicholasville Kathy Jones, Frankfort Ms. Jane Wilson Joyce, Danville Mr. Wade T. Markham, II, Bowling Green Richard W. & Frances Martin, Ashland Danny Uhl & Steven Medley, Versailles Mildred V. Horn Foundation, La Grange Jack & Marilyn Monohan, Louisville Joanne & Charlie Owen, Louisville The Hon. Peggy P. Patterson & Charles E. Patterson, Prospect

Dr. Mark Lyons (center) and Deirdre Lyons (right) of Alltech, a TeleFund sponsor, are joined by Debbie Spinney, widow of the late Carroll Spinney, the original Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch actor.

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Mr. & Mrs. Kimberly D. Patton, Hebron Mr. & Mrs. John S. Penn, Lexington Owen & Sara Pitney, Cecilia Betty Pogue & Jane Hlad, Fort Thomas Eugenia K. & John W. Potter, Louisville The R.C. Durr Foundation, Crescent Springs Martha D. Rankin, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ratterman, Prospect Martha Schlegel, Lexington The late Rev. Alfred R. Shands, III, Louisville Sandra Elam Simrall, Louisville Mr. Richard Stephan, Prospect Sue Story, Vine Grove Mrs. Ruth Straus, Lexington Mrs. Lindy B. Street, Louisville The Sullivan Foundation, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Job D. Turner, III, Lexington Mr. George Van Meter, Jr., Lexington Drs. Elizabeth & David Wachtel, Lexington Ms. Sandra H. Welch, Alexandria, VA Mr. John Wells & Mrs. Tonja Aaron-Wells, Clarksville, IN Mr. Jonathan Wilson, Louisville Orme & Mary Hilliard Wilson, Louisville Dr. & Mrs. Ballard D. Wright, Lexington Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation, Louisville $1,200-$2,499 The Abercrombie Foundation, Versailles The Earleen Heiner Agee & Robert W. Agee Fund, Huntington, WV Mrs. Gail Austin, Cincinnati, OH Mr. Charles Backstrom, Owensboro Roger & Anne Baird, Lexington Ms. Mary Florence Barber, Louisville Mr. Archie Bays, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. James L. Beck, Madisonville Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beirne, Covington Emily Blair, Barbourville David & Cindy Blount, Louisville Ms. Joellen Blount, Lexington Gail L. Boggs Family Charitable Fund, Cincinnati, OH Mrs. Cornelia W. Bonnie, Prospect Elizabeth Boone, Lexington Terry Brackett, Lancaster Mr. David W. Bratcher, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Steven Breckner, La Grange Bradley Broecker, Louisville Mr. Chris Brooker & Mrs. Valerie Brooker, Louisville John & Jennifer Brown, Lexington Mr. Norman Brown, Masonic Home Mr. Vernon S. Broyles, III, Louisville

Dr. Bruce E. Burton & Mrs. Joan H. Burton, Corydon, IN Mrs. Mary Butler, Lexington Mr. Robert C. Caesar, New Albany, IN Dan Call, Versailles Col. (R) Harry Callicotte & Mrs. Marcia Callicotte, Lexington Mr. Timothy Callison, Bowling Green Tim & Anna Cambron, Versailles Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Campbell Jr., Lexington Mr. Gerardo Casco, Schenevus, NY Mrs. Janet Cerel, Lexington C.F. Pollard Foundation, Inc., Louisville Katherine L. Chase, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Chrisman, Jr., Lexington Mr. Walter Clare, Frankfort Jim & Mary V. Clarke, Maysville Marcia Cone, Lexington Mr. Brent Cooper, Covington The Cralle Foundation, Louisville Al & Patti Cross, Frankfort David & Jennifer Cross, Albany Dr. Doug Cunningham & Mrs. Linda Wise Cunningham, Lexington Brian & Janet Davis, Louisville Ms. Marguerite Davis, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Dean, Lexington Larry & Martha Deener, Lexington David W. & Carla J. Demarest, Lexington Mr. Charles Deuser, Cold Spring Ms. Rachel Dockal, Lawrenceburg John S. & Jane Domaschko, Covington Helen H. Donan Charitable Fund, Bardstown R.W. & Jane Winkler Dyche, London Brenda K. Edwards, Paducah Reverend John G. Eifler, Louisville Mrs. B. Bramblett Elam, Frankfort Elizabeth C. Thomas and Mary Ann Davis Fund, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Guy T. Ellis, III, Lexington Ms. Peggy A. Ellis, Lexington Mr. Steven Endicott, Ashland Gil & Brenda Fauber, Edgewood Adra Fisher, Winchester Mr. Brett Fisher, Elizabethtown Ms. Jeana Fleitz, Louisville Lee & Jody Fletcher, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Corey Forester, Lexington Jean Frazier, Prospect Mr. & Mrs. G. Lamar Gaston, Louisville Drs. Jacqueline & Paul Gerard, Elizabethtown Mr. & Mrs. Joe & Debbie Graviss, Versailles Dan & Beverly Griffith, Owensboro Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gross, Harrodsburg Karen Hale, Louisville Mike & Brooke Hammond, Shelbyville Mr. Scott & Mrs. Pat Hankla, Frankfort The Wood & Marie Hannah Foundation, Louisville Wendy & Fred Hansen, Lexington James F. Hardymon, Lexington Brad Harris, Lexington Mrs. Elsie Kay Harris and the late Frank Harris, Lexington Mr. Thomas Harris, Shepherdsville Paula & Frank Harshaw, Louisville Dr. James & Mrs. Mary Harty, Louisville

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hatcher, Albany, GA Andrew & Peggy Henderson, Lexington Chris & Marcia Hermann, Louisville LTC Lawrence A. Herzog, Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Hibbard, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Buck & Anne Hinkle, Lexington Mr. Henry Hinkle, Paris Thomas S. & Lisa E. Hinkle, Paris Allen Holbrook & Forrest Roberts, Owensboro David Holton, Louisville Shae Hopkins, Lexington John & Deborah Hoskins, Winchester Mr. Joe L. & Mrs. Nancy C. Howell, Elizabethtown Mr. Mike Hulett, Frankfort Mr. & Mrs. David & Linda Hume, Lexington Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Judith Isaacs, Lexington Ms. Deede Jones, Louisville William J. & Theresa Jones, Paducah Beth J. Jurek, Frankfort Mr. Ben C. Kaufmann & Ms. Janet Zusman, Lexington Warren Keller & Annie Rosenberg, Versailles Mr. Steve Kerrick & Dr. Sharon Kerrick, Louisville William & Marcia Kight, Goshen Mr. Edward & Mrs. Jennifer Klee, Versailles Mr. & Mrs. David & Diane Kramer, Crestview Hills Kathleen & Dale Lancaster, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Emily Lawrence, Louisville Blair Lee, Lexington Philip & Debra Lichtenfels, Louisville George W. & Charlene M. Lilly, Lexington Steven & Judy Lippmann, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Tad Long, Lexington Mike & Ginny Longnecker, Maineville, OH Mrs. Mary L. Lonneman, Burlington Dr. Bruce & Rev. Jeanette Lucas, Lexington Sue Mabry, Benton Neil & Jane MacDonald, Louisville

Ms. Beth Malcom, Louisville Ms. Sharon Marcum, Lexington Jules Marquart, Ph.D., Louisville Mrs. Kathleen Laurin-Martin & Dr. Joseph Martin, Park Hills Mr. & Mrs. Ron & Carol Martin, Lawrenceburg George & Donna Mason, Lexington Lois Mateus, Harrodsburg Lucas McAvoy, Lexington Michael & Sharon McCann, Lexington Dr. Martha & Mr. Terrence McCoy, Louisville Mrs. Barbara McGinty and the late L.V. McGinty, Paducah Ms. Martha McQueary, Lexington Mary T. Means, Louisville Mr. Robert & Mrs. Susan Means, Louisville Ms. Holli Melton, Henderson Mr. Sean Mestan, Princeton Philip & Jan Meyer, Lexington Mr. Stephen M. Meyers, Bellevue Mr. Charles D. Mitchell, Jr., Lexington Ms. Ruth Morton, Lakeside Park Dr. Martha Mullins, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Murphy, Georgetown Virginia F. Murphy, Lexington Ms. Cheri Mutersbaugh, Richmond Mrs. Laura Neal, Catlettsburg Nick & Susan Nicholson, Naples, FL Mr. & Mrs. Frank O’Connor, Richmond Michael A. Owsley, Bowling Green Allan & Bunny Parnell, Louisville William Patteson, Louisville Kathryn Penkava, Ashland Mr. James H. & Mrs. Julia B. Perry, Morehead Bob & Caryl Pfeiffer, Versailles Ms. Marie L. Piekarski, Lexington Ms. Lois Anne Polan, Lexington Hilma & John G. Prather, Somerset Dr. David Quast, Edgewood Mr. Anthony Ray, Georgetown Dr. & Mrs. Whitlock Reesor, Lexington

Becky & Reese Reinhold, Lexington Charles Rice, Glasgow Mrs. Ellen Rieveschl, Covington Michele Ripley, Lexington Ms. Shelby B. Robertson, Louisville Dr. Audrey Elisabeth Rooney, Lexington Rouse Family Foundation, Lexington Ralph & Pamela Ruschell, Lexington Andrew Russman, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Ruth, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Peter Saari, Fleetwood, NC Ms. Helen Sady & Dr. Merrill Packer, Berea Dr. John H. Saunders, Lexington Ms. Vivian R. Sawyer & Mr. Tom Noland, Jr., Louisville Judith & Larry Schad, Greenville, IN Dr. Marilyn Robie & Dr. Arthur Shechet, Lexington Martin F. Schmidt & Kate Schmidt Moninger, Finksburg, MD Dr. Greg Schmieder, Louisville Mrs. Joan Schoen, Louisville Barry Scott, Cecilia Phillip & Ronda Scott, Lexington Dale Senior, Louisville Mr. Charles Siemen, Lexington Hamilton & Elaine Simms, Springfield Mr. Eric Slavinsky, Louisville Vernon M. & Peggy T. Smith, Louisville Mr. Sheryl Snyder & Ms. Jessica Loving, Louisville Eula M. & Willis Spears, Nicholasville Carlotta Spry, Lexington Mr. Mike Stanley, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Jenny Storms, Corbin Mr. & Mrs. Greg Survant, Lexington Lora Suttles, Staffordsville Susan Leib Taylor, Frankfort Marjorie Susan Taylor, Milford, OH Nancy & William Thames, Richmond Dr. & Mrs. Pete Thompson, Richmond Jeff & Karen Thornton, Danville Peter & Susan Thurman, Louisville Mr. Tom H. Tobin, Guston Joe & Terry Tolan, Louisville

KET’s 33rd annual Summer Celebration brought the fun back for so many. For “I Want My KET,” KET’s Shae Hopkins; Mira Ball (seated), hostess; Melanie Glasscock Simpson, honorary chair; and KET’s Michele Ripley, enjoyed reliving the 80s.

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Mr. Devin Tweed, Lexington Linda & Chris Valentine, Louisville The Hon. Laurance B. VanMeter, Lexington John & Jacqueline Van Willigen, Lexington Elvis Vaughn, Louisville Jane S. Vergnes, Lexington Roy & Erin Wagner, Winchester Alex & Jayne Waldrop, Lexington Chuck & Donna Walter, Lexington Ms. Amelia W. Ward, Lexington Dr. Jeremy Warner, Lexington Dr. J. Sloan Warner, Jr., Lexington Mr. Linwood Watson & Ms. Charlton Ward, Louisville Jim & Marianne Welch, Prospect Mary-Alicha & Brian Weldon, Nicholasville Mary R. Wheeler, Versailles Mike & Faye Whitley, Lexington John & Vivian Williams, Paducah Mr. Randy Worley, Corbin Ballard D. & Elizabeth P. Wright, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Sara Wynkoop, Louisville Cong. & Mrs. John Yarmuth, Harrods Creek Shannon Yates, Georgetown Mr. H. Mac Zachem, Lexington

CORNERSTONE SOCIETY $1,000-$1,199 Eldred Adams, Louisa Doug & Phyllis Alexander, Lexington David Ames, Louisville Ms. Duane D. Andrews, Louisville Ms. Lisa G. Archer & Mr. Robert L. Pfister, Louisville Mr. Glenn Asauskas, Cecilia Frederick B. & Ayako Phillips Foundation, Louisville Ms. Shae Baird, Louisville Dr. Susan Bentley & Dr. Kim Jonason, Louisville Ms. Jacquelyn C. Benton, Elizabethtown Linda & Phillip Bisbee, Versailles Ms. Susan Bishop, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. George Branch, Paris Gary & Rebecca Brothers, Lexington Ms. Laura Lee Brown, Louisville Mr. Robert Brown, Crestwood Mr. Allen Bush, Louisville Rev Thomas R. Clark, Bardstown Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Clay, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William R. Clem, Lexington Tom Clemons, Shepherdsville Stewart & Ann Cobb, Louisville Roger & Patricia Cole, Lexington Linda Cook, Lexington Michael & Miriam Crews, Georgetown Dr. Vicki Crumpton, Paducah Julie & Ben Cundiff, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. David Daulton, Masonic Home Dr. Cindy M. Derer & Dr. John J. Gohmann, Lexington Andrew Dull, Lawrenceburg Ann Todd Dupree, Lexington Jo Law & Henry Durham, Brooksville, FL Barb Ellerbrook, Lexington Steven & Sarah Ford, Owensboro Bill & Joy Fotsch, Villa Hills Mr. Cecile Garmon, Glasgow Mrs. Bruce G. Glenn, Lexington

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Ms. Sherry Golightly, Paducah Mr. Walter L. Gross, III, Lexington Ms. Kathleen D. Gullett, Lawrenceburg Caroline Guthrie, Louisville Roberta Guthrie, Lexington Diane Hampson, West Harrison, IN Mrs. Mary Haylee Hancock, Madisonville Rev. Walter & Caroline Hehl, Lexington Mr. Henry V. Heuser, Jr., Louisville Mr. Brian & Mrs. Debbie Humbert, Clarksville, IN Bob Hutchison, Staffordsville Eric & Elizabeth Iversen, Lexington Dr. Kurt & Carla Jaenicke, Ashland Ray & Cindy James, Louisville Dr. Arleen Johnson & Dr. James Mickey Jones, Lexington J. Wesley & Phyllis Johnson, Ashland Mr. Thomas Michael Jones, Elizabethtown Peggy Kinsell, Prospect Mr. & Mrs. William D. Kirkland, Frankfort Dr. Forrest S. & Mary Julia Kuhn, Louisville Mr. Phillip Lachmann, Ft Mitchell Ms. Judith Lesher, Elizabethtown Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lynch, Louisville Dr. Lana Mandzy, Louisville Margot D. McCullers, Lexington George & Dorothy McNair, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. James E. Mohn, Shelbyville Ms. Eleanor B. Moore, Louisville Ms. Patrice Moore, Liberty Township, OH Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Murphy, Louisville Elisabeth Zwickenpflug-Myers & Howard Myers, Lexington J. R. & Glenda Neely, Louisville Dr. Ingrid Osswald, Prospect Jerry and Sara Page, Paducah Brad & Sundae Park, Berea Ms. Linda Payne, Henderson Karen & Robert Petry, Lexington Ms. Nita Porter, Brandenburg Mr. Stuart & Mrs. Ildiko Pray, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Nancy Priest, Bowling Green James & Jane Redmon, Louisville Steven E. Redmon, Louisville Stephen Reily & Emily Bingham, Louisville Jennifer Reynolds, Lexington Mrs. William Robbins, Lexington Mr. David & Mrs. Linda Roberts, Louisville Ms. Carol L. Rosenthal, Lexington Franklin Rotondi, Houston, TX Molly Rowan, Versailles Mrs. Barbara Rowland, Fort Thomas Dr. Tamara L. Sanderson, Lexington Sandford Family Fund, Louisville Scott & Elizabeth Schepens, Frankfort Laura Schweitzer, Nicholasville Jan Ann & Daivd Scott, Owensboro Howard & Mickey Settle, Lexington Ben Shaffar, Lexington Ms. Louise W. Sledd, Lexington Ms. Mary Jane Smith, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. William Smith, Bardstown Mr. Vertner Smith & Ms. Barbara West, Louisville Brett Spear & Martha Peterson, Lexington Ms. Marian Spencer, Frankfort Mr. & Mrs. David Spillman, Somerset Daret St. Clair, Lexington Ms. Susan Staugas, Louisville Mrs. Judy L. Stewart, Cincinnati, OH

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Mr. T. R. Storms, Corbin Bill, Judi, Patrick & Andrea Strong, Lexington Dr. Robert Surplus, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. William Sutton, Richmond Mr. Mark Swieterman, Lexington Mary Ann Tobin, Irvington Lyn Vanhook, Harrodsburg Mr. & Mrs. Derek D. Vaughan, Lexington Judith Vetovitz, Crestwood Pamela Walker, Lexington Mr. James Wathen, La Grange Rep. Susan Westrom, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wheeler, Louisville Mr. Lee T. White, Hopkinsville William W. & Mary Witt, Lexington Mrs. Dolores E. Womack, Flemingsburg Marguerite E. Wordell, Frankfort Dr. Thomas Young & Ms. Fiona Doherty, Lexington $500-$999 Johan & Abigail Aasbo, Lexington Kandie Adkinson, Frankfort David & Bonnie Adkisson, Lexington Mrs. Petie Agnor, Erlanger Noel J. & Jane Alarie, Danville Mr. & Mrs. William Albertson, Villa Hills Mr. James C. Albisetti, Lexington Joyce Albro, Frankfort Mr. William Alden, III, Louisville Ms. Alicia S. Allen, Auburn Robin Allen & Mark A. Thompson, Fisherville Ms. Suzanne Alvey, Louisville Drs. Elizabeth A. & Mohammad Amin, Louisville Bruce Anderson, Louisville Dr. C. Thomas & Mrs. Anne P. Anderson, Lexington James & Jennifer Arington, Louisville Earlene H. Arnett, Georgetown Mr. David Arnold, Louisville Mr. Larry Atwood, New Albany, IN Robert & Judy Ayotte, Louisville Ronna Baas, Louisville Danny Bailey, Ashland Mr. Ernest P. Bailey, Lexington Gene Bailey, Cold Spring Ms. Jana F. Bailey, Taylorsville Ms. Anne Baker, Lexington Ms. Mary Ann Baker, Masonic Home Fred & Mary Ballou, Richmond Dale & Rita Barlow, Berea Mr. Ronald E. Barned, Glasgow Dee & Tim Barnes, Corbin John & Janice Barnette, Louisville Ms. Jennifer Barricklow, Lexington Mr. James Barton, Gilbertsville Ms. Kathleen Bean & Mr. Robert Kotheimer, Louisville Roger & Jacqueline Beasley, Lexington Mr. Michael P. Beeby & Ms. Mathryn D. Thomas, Covington Cynthia Beeman & Dennis Lynn, Lexington Mr. Larry & Mrs. Beverly Bell, Lexington Ms. Mary Margaret Bell & Mr. Tom Wynne, Lexington Mrs. Pamela & Mr. Walter Bell, Louisville Dr. Thomas Bell & Dr. Margaret Gripshover, Bowling Green

Virginia M. Bell, Lexington John & Elizabeth Bennie, Louisville Perry & Kris Bentley, Lexington Ms. Virginia Priest Berland, Henderson Mr. Doug Bezold, California Vivian Bias, Chesapeake, OH Mr. Paul Bickel, III & Jackie Hays Bickel, Louisville Mrs. Edith Bingham, Glenview Kathryn Binder, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Laurie A. Birnsteel, Louisville Stephanie & Tim Bischoff, Lexington Bonnie & John Bittner, Evansville IN Mr. Chris Black, Paducah Ms. Norma Blackburn, Madisonville Kyle J. Blackwell, Louisville Ms. Anne & Mr. Michael Blakeney, Richmond Mr. Thomas W. Blanck, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Blank, Park Hills Ann Blum, Richmond Dr. Anne M. Bobigian, Louisville Mr. Bo Bocook, Paintsville Mr. John Boh, Covington James B. Bonn, Louisville Mr. Nelson B. Boone, Louisville The Borden Family, Floyds Knobs, IN Ms. Linda C. Bosse, Versailles Mr. James & Mrs. Linda Bourne, New Albany, IN Sandra Bousum, Radcliff Mr. Ralph E. Bowling, Richmond Mrs. Janet C. Bradshaw, Danville Patrick & Vicki Branco, Jamestown John & Judith Brant, Lexington Ms. Linda K. Breathitt, Lexington Russell & Elizabeth Brengelman, Morehead Mr. & Mrs. George R. Brenner, Charlestown, IN Richard Brinkman, Dillsboro, IN Ms. Carolyn P. Brock, Lexington Mr. Kenneth & Mrs. Vicki Brooks, Lexington Rae & Cathy Brown, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. H. Hewett Brown, Prospect Mr. John W. Brown, Louisville Mattie & Bob Brown, Louisville Stephen & Patricia Bruce, Danville Patricia Cummings Bruggman, Louisville Diane Brunn, Lexington Philip & Jane Bryan, Frankfort Sandra & Alan Bryant, Louisville Mrs. Roberta Buckley and the late Ben Buckley, Lexington J. G. Buckley, Louisville Jennifer Burchett & Scott Neal, Lexington Mr. Harold Burks, Frankfort Ms. Patricia Burnett, Lexington Mr. Bob & Mrs. Linda Bush, Jeffersonville, IN Ms. Linda Bush, Paducah Mr. Warner Caines, Frankfort Chandler Callison, Bowling Green Ms. Cathie A. Caple, La Grange Mr. & Mrs. Ray Carcione, Louisville Bob & Phyllis Carithers, Lexington William & Eloise Caroland, Georgetown Ms. Jeanne Carr, Louisville Jackie & Walter Carrol, Villa Hills Ms. Linda W. Carter, Louisville Mr. Lindy Casebier, Louisville Ms. Phyllis W. Catlett, Lexington

Ms. Billie Jo Caudill, Blackey Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Chavanne, Bardstown Ms. Cheryl Clark, Georgetown Lonnie & Phyllis Clark, Brandenburg Mr. & Mrs. Catesby W. Clay, Paris James Claycomb, Frankfort Ms. Barbara G. Clifton, Lexington Ms. Nancy Clinkenbeard, Lexington Ms. Kathy Coleman, Louisville Scottie Combs, Berea Mr. Thomas L. Conner, Nicholasville PJ & Richard Cook, Lexington Cornelia Cooper, Somerset Sam & Mary Michael Corbett, Louisville Rafael A. Cordoves, Georgetown Ms. Jane E. Cornett, Louisville Don & Kathy Corson, New Albany, IN Jeanette Coufal, Lexington Linda & Fred Cowan, Louisville Mr. Thomas Cox, Lexington Gary & Nancy Craft, Lexington Ms. Renee Croket, Louisville Ms. Patricia T. Crosby, Radcliff Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Kathryn Crouch, Lexington Ernst & Kathlyn Crown-Weber, Danville Mr. Robert G. Cruickshank, Flatwoods Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cull, Frankfort Ms. Jo Ann Czekalski & Mr. Jim Stokes, Lexington Anne & Harry Dadds, Georgetown John & Marilyn Daniel, Versailles Mr. Hunter & Mrs. Susan Daugherty, Nicholasville Emilie & Bruce Davis, Lexington Mark & Kate Davis, Louisville Mr. Zachary A. Davis, Lexington Frederick & Louise Dearborn, Danville Sandra & John Deaton, Lexington Bill & Trish Deatrick, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Decamp, Lexington Ms. Jacqueline DeCroo & Mr. Robert Rabel, Lexington Mrs. Gareth A. Dehner, Lexington Mr. Jerry Delaney, Lexington Dr. Suvas G. Desai & Dr. Nirmala Desai, Lexington Larry & Carol Detjen, Lexington Bill & Elaine Deutsch, Millersburg Ms. Marie Dever, Louisville Milly Diehl & Col Owens, Ft Mitchell Carrie & David Dieruf, Louisville Meg & Larry Dixon, Columbia Ms. Wanda L. Dodson, Monticello Patrick Donley, Louisville Ms. Rose Mary Dow, Lexington Mr. Howard Downing, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. James Doyle, Masonic Home Harold & Brenda Dunford, Louisville Philip & Lucy Dunford, Elizabethtown Ms. Edith Dye, Lexington Ms. Ann L. Eads, Frankfort Dr. & Mrs. M. Wilson Eastland III, Lexington Ms. Suzanne Eckerle, Louisville Jerry & Mitzi Eckert, Louisville Mrs. Virginia Edwards, Huntington, WV Terry & Jo Ann Egan, Lebanon Junction Roger Eggerling, Louisville Mr. Dennis B. Egli, Lexington Richard & Becky Elam, Richmond

Mrs. Ann Ellerkamp, Louisville Dr. Charles L. Elliott, Richmond Ms. Kathy L. Elliott, Salem, IN Ms. Jewell Deene Ellis, Danville Ron Ellis, Lakeside Park William & Charlotte Ellis, Lexington Mr. W. L. Ellison, Louisville Mr. Luke Embree, Lexington William & Donna Engle, Lexington Charles & Barbara English, Bowling Green Dick Ernst, Frankfort Ms. Lois Esham, Winchester Mr. & Mrs. Louis G. Esterle, Louisville William & Jean Evans, Versailles Douglas & Cheryl Fackler, Madisonville Mr. David C. Fannin, Delray Beach, FL Claude & Elizabeth Farley, Lexington Ms. Loretta Farris, Carlisle Prof. Theodore & Prof. Sigrid Suesse Fiedler, Lexington Mr. Fred Fischer, Louisville Wenda & Norman Fischer, Louisville Ms. Nancy Fitch, Louisville John & Rita Fleming, Jeffersonville, IN Barbara & Brandt Ford, Louisville Ronald Forrester & Dianna C. Forrester, Burlington Ms. Debra Francis, Incline Village, NV Bill & Linda Francis, Lexington Eric & Linda Frankl, Lexington James & Bernadine Fritz, Lexington Ms. Regina Fry, Louisville Donald G. Fulton, Frankfort Ms. Laurel Fuson, Louisville Ms. Janet Gable, Louisville Ms. Joan Gaines, Lexington Edward & Debbie Galloway, Shelbyville Rosemarie Gambill, Lexington Ms. Margaret Gardiner, Danville Gene & Roberta Garfield, Murray Ms. Karen L. Garrison, Lexington Tom & Ann Garrity, Lexington Rebecca Gaskill, Sellersburg, IN Dr. James & Anne Gay, Lexington

Mr. Bill Gee, Lexington Ms. Mary Ellen Gimmel, Louisville Mr. John Godfrey, Elizabethtown Donn Goebel & Cathy McLeod, Cincinnati, OH Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Linda Grasch, Louisville Dr. Laman & Juliet C. Gray, Louisville Douglas & Adele Greenburg, Harrodsburg John & Jo Greene, Georgetown Mr. & Mrs. James H. Gregory, Lexington Hugh B. Gregory, Versailles Mr. Andrew Grundy, Lebanon Mr. & Mrs. William Guenthner, Louisville Derek & Bambi Guthrie, Fisherville Michele & Jim Guthrie, Campbellsburg Rose Hale, Floyds Knobs, IN Robert & Angie Halliday, Masonic Home Mr. John Hamilton, Lexington Ms. Justinne Hamilton, Nicholasville Hal Hancock, Lexington Mr. Seth Hancock, Paris William R. Handley, Elizabethtown Ms. Kathy Hannah, Owensboro Jon & Leeann Harberson, Lexington Ms. Karen Harbin, Frankfort Ms. Susan G. Harkins, Lexington Mr. Guy & Mrs. Shirley Hart, Harrodsburg John Hartman, Lexington Mr. Prentice Harvey, Frankfort Dr. Thomas Hathaway, Lexington Peggy & Alice Haydon, Louisville Ellen Hellard, Versailles Dr. Fred Hendler & Ms. Nancy Martin, Prospect David Henry, Louisville Neil & Susan Heppler, Villa Hills Mr. Charles Herren, Topeka, KS Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hersh, Goshen Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Hettinger, Louisville Charles & Rhonda Hicks, Lexington Ordelle Hill & Helen Bennett, Richmond Mr. Frederick K. Hilton, Louisville Ms. Jayne Girolami Hines, Louisville Ms. Joy Hinkle, Lexington

Dr. & Mrs. Owen K. Hitt, Louisville Willis W. & Margaret Hobson, Louisville James Hodge, Louisville Mrs. Martha D. Hodge, Henderson Mr. Everett C. Hoffman & Ms. Catherine M. Ford, Louisville Mr. Roger Gene Hoffman, Louisville Ms. Eileen Hogan, Frankfort Steve & Mary Hohmann, Louisville Mr. Ron Hooker, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Hoopes, Lexington Dr. Taylor H. Hoover, Frankfort Mrs. Barbara R. Hopewell, Prospect Ms. Hollie Hopkins, Louisville Mrs. Aubrey C. Hord, Louisville Mr. Kenneth A. Hornung, Louisville Ms. Kathryn Hosea, Taylor Mill Jim & Pat Host, Lexington Mary Anne Howard, Owensboro Beverly & David Hufford, Richmond John T. Hughes, Russell Robert Hume, Louisville Leslie Humphrey, Vine Grove Jane A. Hunter, Cincinnati, OH Mr. & Mrs. Mike Huskisson, Versailles Ms. Alice Ibicayo, Fort Worth, TX Bettye & John Ingram, Harlan Delores Iverson, Bowling Green Brenda C. Jackson, Shelbyville Jennifer Jackson & Richard King, Madisonville Ms. D. Lavonne Jaeger, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. George & Julie Jaeger, Paducah Mr. Harry & Mrs. Michelle James, Frankfort Mr. Kenneth R. James, London Danny & Barbara Jeffries, Liberty Mr. Lemar Johns, Frankfort Rosemary Johnson-Dean, Simpsonville Mr. William G. Johnstone, Eastwood Sandy & Jim Jones, Owensboro Ms. Julie Lavalle Jones, Louisville Ms. Louise C. Jones, Lexington

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Daniel & Colleen Juhl, Masonic Home Mr. Donald Kaelin, Jeffersonville, IN Karl Kardos, Lexington Daryle & Karen Karnes, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kasarskis, Lexington Mr. Jerome H. Kauper & Ms. Miriam S. Marcus, Louisville Houston Keach & Lowry Ingleheart-Keach, Henderson Sarah & Paul Keith, Smithfield Willard & Rebecca Keith, Greenville Octa & Barry Kellond, Louisville Ms. Jan Kempf, Louisville Leatha & Will Kendrick, Lexington Mr. William Kenner, Independence Virginia Kerst, Covington Tom & Amy Kessinger, Lexington John & Mary Keyer, Louisville Mr. Jim Kimmel, Louisville Tom & Judy Kinman, Crestview Hills Ms. Nancy L. Kirby, La Grange Ann B. Kirwan, Louisville Mr. W. Craig & Mrs. Teresa Kissel, Louisville Mrs. Dorothy & Mr. Kevin Kline, Lexington Robert & Renee Knight, London E. Ramsey & Carol Kraft, Masonic Home Ms. Julia P. Kring, Frankfort Mr. David F. Kunzman, New Albany, IN Mrs. Regina Lancaster, Elizabethtown Mrs. Jane A. Lapinski, Louisville Dr. Gerald Larson, Prospect Ms. Sharon Larue, Louisville Mr. Greg Lawrey, Louisville Ms. Connie Lawson, Richmond Paul & Patricia Leach, Boston Ms. Judith C. Leanhart, Greensburg Brad & Kathy Learn, Louisville Ms. Marilyn J. Lebourveau, Frankfort Mr. Willis Lee, Frankfort Ms. Doris J. Leigh, Midway Mr. Todd Lemley, Versailles Linda Lesane, Fort Knox Sue Leutwyler, Charlestown, IN Mr. Jonathan B. Chaires & Ms. Deborah A. Levine, Louisville Mr. Lee Little, Bowling Green Mr. Samuel C. Long, West Liberty Ms. Bebe Lovejoy, Lexington Mr. Thomas M. Loving & Ms. Maria E. Main, Bowling Green Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lowe, Frankfort Crit & Lynn Luallen, Frankfort Mr. William C. Lubawy, Lexington Ms. Joann Luecke, Crestwood Mr. Harry L. Lusk, Vine Grove Abby & Fairleigh Lussky, Louisville Kathryn & Richard Lyon, Lexington Phyllis Macadam, Lexington Carol & Mike Major, Hickman Dr. Alan & Mrs. Beryl Male, Lexington Anne Y. Maple, Masonic Home Ms. Linda Mills Marquis-Cate, Fort Mitchell Kathryn Marszalek, Louisville Robert & Elizabeth Martin, Goshen Ms. Sara Martin & Mr. David Baker, Owensboro Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martin, Winchester Mr. Gregory Francis Masterson, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Harvey E. Matheny, Louisville Loys & Sonja Mather, Lexington

John B. & Joyce Mattingly, Louisville Mary C. Mattingly, Loretto Mary Maxwell, Cincinnati, OH Robert Maynard, Richmond Mr. Robert E. Maynard, Lexington John & Carolyn McBride, Louisville Phil & Sandy McCauley, Jeffersonville, IN Dr. & Mrs. Craig McClain, Louisville Larry McClellan, Vienna, IL Joshua McCollister, LaGrange James & Malkanthie McCormick, Lexington Esther McCoy, Owensboro Marilynn McCoy, Louisville Polly McDaniel, Somerset Mrs. Constance E. McDonald, Louisville Patricia & Donald McDuffee, Independence Dr. Sue McGehee Gilvin, Brandenburg Mrs. Rosemary McGregor, Middlesboro The Rev. Leslie McKown, Henderson Mr. John G. McNeill, Georgetown Mr. J. William & Mrs. Marlie McRoberts, Lexington John & Mary Medley, Owensboro Mr. Greg B. Meegan, Lexington Douglas Meister, Louisville Mr. David Mellor, Princeton, IN Mr. Kim Menke & Dr. Kristy Menke, Georgetown Barbara & Ron Mercer, Louisville Carol Mercer, Highland Heights Mr. Doug Meredith, Lanesville, IN Creighton Mershon, Sr., Louisville Barbara & Moyne Metzger, Nicholasville Dr. Frank Metzmeier, Campbellsville Mr. & Mrs. Robert Michael, Louisville Ms. Sylvia Middleton, Bowling Green Ms. Ellen Mihan, Louisville Matt Milano, Georgetown Ms. Mary K. Miller, Wilmore Peggy Miller, London Tony & Bell Miller, Louisville Catherine Mills, Lexington Mark & Chan Milton, Louisville Mr. Samuel & Mrs. Beth Mitchell, Lexington Ram Mohan, Cincinnati, OH David Mooneyhan, Shelbyville Mr. Dale G. & Mrs. Arcelia M. Moore, Crestwood Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Moore Jr., Frankfort Ms. Jean R. Moore, Lexington Ms. Jennifer A. Moore, Louisville Ms. Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington Jane Morris, Louisville Ms. Donna Moser Peak, Masonic Home Sally & Charlie Moyer, Louisville Robert & Jan Mucci, Lexington Ms. Anna Mudd, Louisville Dick & Tyra Mueller, Louisville Dr. Sean Muldoon, Louisville Sally Mulholland, Lawrenceburg Michael E. Mullins, Greenup Graeme Murray & Vicki Herche, Covington Dr. Marshall D. Myers, Richmond Dr. & Mrs. Baxter Napier, III, Lexington James & Betty Neafus, New Albany, IN Jordan Neel, Mount Vernon Mr. Russ Neil & Ms. Diane M. Laughlin, Louisville Mr. Phillip Newman, III, Louisville

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Ms. Billie W. Newton, Lexington Dr. Charles G. Nichols, Lexington Dr. Bruce & Mrs. Martha Nicol, Lexington Ms. Joanne Noel, Covington Ms. Dale Nolan, Prospect Mr. Thomas Oetinger & Mrs. Judith Fisher Oetinger, Prospect Norman O’Grady, Louisville Ann W. Olson, Olive Hill Ms. Vanessa Olson, Louisville Ms. Gale Ossenbeck, Cold Spring Valerie Overlan, Lexington Peter & Bobbie Owen, Lexington Mr. Eddie K. Parker, Lexington The Hon. & Mrs. Paul E. Patton, Pikeville Peggy Paxton, Paducah Philip Payne, Jr., Masonic Home Phyllis Pearce, Lexington Ms. Virginia Pearce, Louisville Robert & Virginia Peck, Jeffersonville, IN Mrs. Lynn Pereira, Louisville Mr. William L. Phelps, Versailles Ms. Jane E. Phillips, Lexington Demaris Pinkstaff, Lexington Mr. George & Mrs. Sally Piper, Lexington Ms. Mary Piper, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Barbara J. Planck, Corydon, IN Ms. Bonnie Plummer, Richmond Joanne & William Powell, Bowling Green Ms. Judith S. Powell, Louisville Ms. Nancy Pratte, Louisville Lowell & Sasha Press, Bellevue, WA Mr. Russel A. Prough, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. William Pumphrey, Winchester Ms. Cheryl Pypiak, Radcliff David & Patty Raisor, Lexington Mr. Fred M. & Mrs. Anne E. Ralston, Louisville Richard Ramirez, Lexington John Ransdell, Winchester Mr. R. Jonathan Raymon, Louisville Mrs. Sandra Raymon, Louisville Dr. & Mrs. George H. Reazin, Jr., Louisville James & Katherine Redmond, Lexington Dr. John Reed, Georgetown Nancy Reed, Richmond Ms. Sarah Reinecke, Winter Park, FL Bruce & Kathy Reynolds, Lexington Leslie Reynolds, Lexington Mr. Robert & Mrs. Betty Reynolds, Mount Sterling Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Ann Rich, Louisville Ms. Patricia A. Richardson, Louisville Mary Richie, Louisville Dorothy Ridings, Louisville Mr. Abdul H. Rifai, Berea Robert G. & Margie Riggs, Lexington Mr. Donald E. Ritter, Louisville Linda Roach, Lexington Juli & Michael Roberts, Louisville Jennifer & Anthony Robinson, Louisville Phyllis & Paul Robinson, Lexington Mr. Robert T. Robinson, Owensboro Bradley & Mary Robson, Frankfort Juan J. & Rudee R. Rodriguez, Lanesville, IN R. Douglas & Melanie Roederer, Lexington Ms. Laura Rogers, Louisville Daniel Roller & Adele Dickerson, Midway Al & Vickie Rose, Mount Washington John & Jean Rosenberg, Prestonsburg Marc Rothman, Louisville

Mark & Laura Rothstein, Louisville James & Sharon Rouse, Versailles Ms. Loy Rush, Versailles Joanna Sadler, Lexington Ms. Ann Samani & Mr. William P. Sturm, Lexington Ron & Mary Kaye Sanders, Hodgenville Laurie Scarborough, Louisville Theodore Schatzki & Rosie Moosnick, Lexington Ms. Dorothy Scheitlin, Radcliff Karen Schmidt, Cold Spring Ron & Phyllis Schmidt, Cincinnati, OH Dr. & Mrs. William K. Schmied, Prospect Ms. Carol Schmitt, Shepherdsville Martha Schroeder, Louisville Mr. Ray Schuhmann, Louisville Mr. Paul F. Schumacher, Louisville Dr. Sheila A. Schuster, Louisville Christopher Schuyler, Dayton, OH Betsy & Marvin Schwartz, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Angela Scott, Columbia Ms. Karen Sellers, Lexington Ellen & Max Shapira, Louisville Mr. Fithian M. Shaw, Jr., Louisville Sam Shine Foundation, Inc., New Albany, IN Kathleen Shiner, New Albany, IN Curtis L. Shultz, Sedalia Sidney Anderson Foundation, Inc., Louisville Dr. & Mrs. Guy Silva, Lanesville, IN Ms. Jane B. Skidmore, Barbourville Billy & Johanna Smith, Cantonment, FL Dr. & Mrs. Mikel D. Smith, Lexington Ms. Patricia Smith, Stanford Ms. Susan W. Smith, Jeffersonville, IN Ms. Carolyn Smitha, Frankfort Ralph & Dorothy Sneve, Louisville Timothy C. & Mary Soulis, Lexington Julia & Thomas Speaks, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Raghu Srinivasan, Maysville Dr. Steven Stack & Dr. Tracie Overbeck, Lexington Ms. Kimberly Staples, Georgetown, IN Laura Jane & William Starr, Louisville Timothy State, Crestwood Mr. John Greg Stebbins, Prospect Phyllis H. Steigauf, Glasgow Joe Stepp, Pippa Passes Gary L. & Cheryl C. Stewart, Louisville Dr. John & Dr. Magdalene Stewart, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William Stolte, Berea Susan Stout, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Jane Stowe, Cincinnati, OH Mr. Bill Straus, Lexington Dr. Gordon D. Strauss & Dr. Catherine Newton, Prospect Mr. Bernard & Mrs. Eileen Dalenberg Strenecky, Louisville Mr. James Strine, Edgewood Mark Strong, Lexington Mr. James Stuckert, Prospect The Surburban Woman’s Club of Lexington Dave & Tessie Suetholz, Covington Mr. Joe Sullivan, Lawrenceburg Jim & Sharon Surbeck, Frankfort Jason Swanson, Danville Mr. Ed Sweeney, Lexington David & Kay Switzer, Lexington Chester & Joan Tackett, Lexington

Mr. James A. Tatum, Prospect Hillary Taylor, Louisville Jeannie & Walter Taylor, Paducah Ms. Martha Taylor, Carlisle Neil & Michele Taylor, Mc Daniels Richard & Ann Taylor, Hardinsburg Ed & Janet Teel, Louisville Donna Tharpe, Elizabethtown Ms. Johanna R. Thomas, Washington DC Raymond & Gloria Thomas, Frankfort Alice Tiano, Louisville Dr. Ouida Tisdall, Lexington Mr. Frank Tonini, Louisville Mr. Wesley & Mrs. Cindy Tracy, Frankfort Ms. Mary Truitt, Morganfield Dr. & Mrs. Wayne B. Tuckson, Louisville Mr. John Turbek, Lexington Ron & Linda Turner, Lexington Sue Collins Tussey, Richmond Max & Pam Underwood, Gilbertsville Ms. Aldona Valicenti, Lexington Mr. John B. Van Meter, Cincinnati, OH Mr. Gary Van Zant, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. David Vislisel, Louisville Mr. Paul F. Vissman, Louisville Kellie & Rudy Vogt, Louisville Mark & Marcia Wade, Lexington Ms. Faith Wagner, Crittenden Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Wagoner, Lexington Mr. R. Eric Waldman, Lexington Mr. James L. Walker III, New Albany, IN Lee & Audrey Wallace, Lexington Dr. Bill Walsh, Louisville Kevin & Linda Wardell, Prospect C. W. & Jane Warner, Lexington Kathy Watson, Irvine Ms. Rosemary Weathers Burnham, Union Mr. & Mrs. Sidney L. Webb, Lexington Susan Wedding, Lexington Mrs. Jane Feltus Welch, Prospect Dr. Carolyn Wells, Lancaster Wayne Wente, Brownstown, IN Ted & Teresa Werner, Villa Hills Byron & Deborah Westerfield, Versailles Ms. Carol Whayne, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. John White, Richmond Martha White, Masonic Home Mr. Thomas A. Widiger, Lexington John Williams & Charlotte Gill, Versailles Mr. Keith Williams, Fernandina Beach, FL Mary Williams, Owensboro Mr. & Mrs. Matt & Tonya Williams, Louisville Robert & Fay Williams, Mayfield Susan Williams, Elizabethtown Dr. H. David & Janice Wilson, Versailles Mr. & Mrs. James T. Wilson, Bronston Dr. M.A. & Mrs. Portia B. Winchester, Lexington Ms. Judy Worth, Lexington Michael A. & Karen R. Wright, Stamping Ground Mark Wright, Lexington Sandra & Larry Wright, Louisville Dr. Janet Wygal-Zoller, Crestwood Sharon B. Wynn, Owensboro Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Yunker, Maysville Donald & Christine Zalewa, Georgetown, IN Gail & Steve Zeh, Louisville

CORPORATE & FOUNDATION PARTNERS, PROGRAM & EVENT SPONSORS $25,000-$99,999 Alltech Brown-Forman Corporation Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky HARP Enterprises Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs Kentucky Farm Bureau Kentucky Lottery Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky UK Healthcare $10,000-$24,999 Clay Ingels Co, Inc. Central Bank & Trust CHI St. Joseph Health Fred Rogers Company Hardscuffle, Inc. Homegrown Experience Kentucky Blood Center Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust LG&E & KU Energy, LLC Lifeworks At WKU Owensboro Health Wiebold Studio $5,000-$9,999 Alliance Resource Partners Brotherton Brown Group at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Christian Appalachian Project Eastern Kentucky University Frontier Nursing University Highgrove at Tates Creek Kentucky Community & Technical College System Kentucky Center for Mathematics Kentucky Education Association Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky League of Cities Kentucky Medical Association The Kentucky Center Kosair Charities KV Oil & Gas, LLC Louisville Zoo McBrayer, PLLC National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Sew-A-Lot St. Elizabeth Healthcare $2,500-$4,999 3D Enterprises AARP Ball Homes Bank of the Bluegrass & Trust Company Clark Material Handling Co. Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc. Community Trust Bank Community Action Council Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PSC Dr. Schnieder Automotive Systems Duo County Telephone Coop Glenview Trust Company Harrod Concrete & Stone Co. Highlands Latin School Jane Austen Society of North America – Greater Louisville Region

Kentucky Beef Council Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Kentucky League of Cities Northern Kentucky University Stites & Harbison Unified Trust, Division of American Trust Co. UPS U.S. Bank Valvoline WealthSouth, a Divsion of Farmers National Bank Wells Fargo Advisors- Bluegrass Market WesBanco Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP $1,500-$2,499 AIA Kentucky Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Becky Jordan Insurance Agency Inc. Cecil’s Heating & Air Conditioning City National Bank Cumberland Valley National Bank Dentons Bingham Greenebaum LLP Dressman Benzinger Lavelle Fifth Third Bank Forcht Bank Gateway Community & Technical College Gess Mattingly & Atchison Investors Heritage Life Insurance Company Keeneland KEMI Kentucky American Water Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists Kentucky Bank Kentucky Realtors The Lane Report Lexington Diagnostic Center & Open MRI Live Nation Marsh & McLennan Agency, Lexington Norton Healthcare Padgett Construction PNC Bank Republic Bank & Trust Co. Rose Grasch Camenisch Mains, PLLC Sheets Bookkeeping Inc. Smart Recycling Management Southbank Partners Stantec Stock Yards Bank & Trust Co. Think Tank Louisville University of Kentucky $500-$1,499 Mr. Roger Baird Computer Services, Inc. Dun Roven Stud, LLC Elkton Bank & Trust Company Old Time Fabric & Fiber Arts South Central RTC United Cumberland Bank V. V. Cooke Foundation Vescio’s Sportsfields

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Baird Foundation, Inc Caterpillar Foundation Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis Group Matching Gift Program CDK Matching Gift Program Cengage CenturyLink Chevron Corporation Comcast NBC Universal Matching Gift Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Exelon Foundation Marching Gift Program Gannett Foundation GE Foundation Google Matching Gift HCA Healthcare Foundation Humana Foundation IBM Foundation Matching Gifts Illinois Tool Works Foundation Johnson & Johnson Matching Gift Program Johnson Controls Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation KFC Yum! Center Marsh & McLennan Companies Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Nisource Corporate Services Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Quanex Foundation Reliant Wealth Planning LLC Restaurant Supply Chain Solutions Saint-Gobain Corporation Schneider Electric Foundation Texas Gas Transmission Matching Thermo Fisher Scientific Toyota Motor Corporation U.S. Bancorp. / US Bank UBS Financial Services UnitedHealth Group Incorporated Xerox

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