Visions October 2022

Becoming Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom & other stories on the Black experience from acclaimed filmmakers Stanley Nelson and Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Colmon Elridge

J. McCauley “Mac” Brown

KEEPING KENTUCKY

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eing an informed voter – and citizen – might seem easier today than ever before given the number of news and politics sources available. But there’s also a risk of being exposed to only a single opinion or viewpoint.

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That is why two political leaders from different sides of the aisle say KET is essential for providing facts on the issues important to Kentuckians while giving voice to a variety of perspectives.

“You can get news anywhere

nowadays, but a lot of the time there’s really no check on what’s considered news and what’s considered opinion,” said Colmon Elridge, chairman of the Kentucky Democratic Party. “What distinguishes KET is there’s an integrity to the

work. KET really does care about getting it right. And KET’s values don’t shift based on the political climate. If you’re a voter in Kentucky, you know you can come to KET and get a non-biased take on what’s going on in Frankfort and across the Commonwealth.”

J. McCauley “Mac” Brown, chairman of the Republican Party of Kentucky, agreed.

“KET programs, such as Kentucky Tonight and Comment on Kentucky, work hard to bring out all sides of the story, which gives people better insight on the issues so they can make up their own minds,” Brown said. “That’s really important in today’s world because there’s far too much commentary and not nearly enough discussion of the facts.”

As election day draws near, the two party leaders say it’s important that Kentucky voters not only understand the issues facing the Commonwealth but also get to know their elected officials. KET’s coverage of the General Assembly provides a front-row seat to the activity in Frankfort, they said, and its public affairs programs, such as Kentucky Edition and Kentucky Tonight, hosted by Renee Shaw, offer important context and a variety of perspectives on the week’s top stories.

“KET has great coverage, and it really enables you to be there, seeing government in action,” said Brown, adding that he uses KET to stay on top of what’s happening in Frankfort while he travels throughout the state. “I am constantly tuning in to see what’s going on and understand how bills are being moved or what’s being said. KET’s coverage helps Kentuckians get to know their lead-

ers, which is so important for us all because what happens in Frankfort affects all our lives, every day.”

Elridge, who grew up watching KET’s Al Smith and Bill Goodman and credits KET’s public affairs programs for cultivating his love of politics, said KET continues to be an indispensable part of his weekly routine.

“For staying connected on what’s going on politically in Kentucky and the country, KET is essential,” Elridge said. “And as chairman, I consider KET must-watch television because you get to see how local and world events are shaping politics and policy in Frankfort. And that access allows us all of us to make more informed decisions about who we vote for.”

Both Brown and Elridge also say they value KET’s statewide take on the issues, adding that Kentucky’s size and geographic and economic diversity sometimes makes it difficult for the various regions of the state to come together.

“One of the beautiful things about KET and programs like Kentucky Tonight is that it’s a public forum for the state,” Brown said.

“People like to say the divide in Kentucky is between Republicans and Democrats, but it’s truly more of a rural versus urban divide. And it’s not that one side is right or wrong, but rather that they have different problems. So we need to respect the fact that these problems exist and figure out how we can work together. And KET works hard to do that, providing a tremendous public service to Kentucky.”

TODAY’S KET One of the fundamental ways KET serves the Commonwealth is through our trusted public affairs programming.

National and international events are covered by award-winning programs including PBS NewsHour, BBC News, Frontline and others.

And as Kentucky’s only statewide media network, KET provides coverage closer to home through unparalleled access to the General Assembly, important discussions on Kentucky Tonight, timely events presented throughout the week on Kentucky Edition, and an analysis of the week’s happenings by journalists and reporters on Comment on Kentucky. Our KET Forums take a closer look at wide ranging issues, and Kentucky Health provides important information for everyone.

Additionally, you can count on KET to provide insightful candidate and election coverage. From the campaign trail to the election, from the Capitol in Frankfort to Capitol Hill, KET offers the best and most comprehensive coverage of state and national public affairs.

KET is your source for information, analysis, discussions and more – presented through a wide range of diverse perspectives.

Public Affairs constitutes a cornerstone of our mission, and KET remains dedicated to the tradition of trust that Kentuckians everywhere have come to expect. We invite you to explore KET’s public affairs coverage on-air, online and on social media.

We appreciate and value the trust you place in all our services.

Sincerely,

Shae Hopkins KET Executive Director and CEO

COVER STORY

The Making of This month, KET explores the story of the Black experience in America, featuring a new series from Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and a pair of documentaries from filmmaker Stanley Nelson — two of the nation’s most widely celebrated chroniclers of African American history and culture.

BUILDING A BLACK COMMUNITY This four-part series from Henry Louis Gates, Jr., tells the story of the African American experience through the cultural and social institutions that the Black community created to support one another in the face of discrimination found elsewhere.

The documentary series chronicles the vast social networks and organizations created by and for Black people, beyond the reach of the “White gaze.” For instance, as early as 1775, free Black people in the North and South built towns, established schools and held conventions – creating robust networks to address the political, social and economic needs of the larger Black community.

The series likewise takes viewers into an extraordinary world that showcases Black people’s ability to collectively prosper, defy white supremacy and define Blackness in ways that ultimately transformed America itself: from Black political and cultural movements such as Black Power and Black Twitter to historically Black colleges and universities, creating safe spaces for a community riven by class, race and generational divisions.

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Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Stanley Nelson

“For centuries, ‘the Grapevine’ has connected Black Americans in formal and informal networks not just as a way of communicating but of building and sustaining communities large and small,” said Gates, the program’s host, writer and executive producer. “From churches to fraternal and sororal organizations to Black Twitter, this is the story of the making of Black America and how, in the making, a people did more than survive the onslaught of enslavement and segregation. They redefined America and its cultural gifts to the world.”

Making Black America: Through the Grapevine KET Tuesdays, Oct. 4-25 • 9/8 pm KET2 Fridays, Oct. 7-28 • 7/6 pm

THE CONDUCTOR OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD Filmmaker Stanley Nelson tells of the story the inspiring woman who repeatedly risked her own life and freedom to liberate others from slavery. Born 200 years ago in Maryland, Harriet Tubman was called the conductor of the Underground Railroad, guiding an estimated 700 enslaved people to freedom. This nuanced portrait goes beyond the standard narrative to explore what motivated Tubman, including divine inspiration, to become one of the greatest freedom fighters in our nation’s history.

Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom KET Tuesday, Oct. 4 • 10/9 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 6 • 10/9 pm

FROM SLAVE TO ELDER STATESMAN This second film from Stanley Nelson explores the inspiring story of how a man born into slavery transformed himself into one of the most prominent statesmen and influential voices for democracy in American history. Born in 1818 in Maryland, Frederick Douglass escaped from slavery in 1838 and went on to write his autobiography, catapulting him to fame and giving him a platform from which he established himself as one of the America’s most influential and enduring social justice activists.

Becoming Frederick Douglass KET Tuesday, Oct. 11 • 10/9 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 13 • 10/9 pm

| KET.org These programs and more available to stream on-demand at KET.org or the PBS Video app.

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2 Lucy Worsley Investigates: The Witch Hunts KET Sunday, Oct. 2 • 8/7 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 5 • 8/7 pm What started Britain’s century of bloody witch hunts? Using historical evidence and interviews with experts to reframe the past, British historian Lucy Worsley investigates the story of a witch from rural Scotland, whose trial and execution lit the fuse for the state-sanctioned killing of thousands in King James’ Britain more than 400 years ago. Worsley also examines the events that led to witch hunts across America as well.

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3 The House That Norm Built KET Monday, Oct. 3 • 9/8 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 6 • 9/8 pm After over four decades, This Old House’s master carpenter and pioneer of the home improvement television genre Norm Abram is officially leaving the show and hanging up his toolbelt. This special highlights and chronicles 43 years of Norm’s incredible career featuring classic moments, archived footage, interviews and memories from celebrities, friends, peers and those who worked alongside him on This Old House and The New Yankee Workshop.

12 NOVA: Computers v. Crime KET Wednesday, Oct. 12 • 9/8 pm KET2 Sunday, Oct. 16 • 7/6 pm Police departments and the courts increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to inform decisions about who is policed, how people are sentenced, who gets parole and who gets bail.

This timely investigation digs into the hidden biases, privacy risks and design flaws of these widely-used and sometimes controversial technology initiatives.

16 Masterpiece: Miss Scarlet & the Duke KET Sundays, Oct. 16-30 • 8/7 pm KET2 Wednesdays, Oct. 19-26 • 8/7 pm The fiercest female detective of Scotland Yard is back for a second season of intriguing mysteries. Eliza Scarlet, partnered friend and rival of The Duke, continues her quest to establish herself as England’s foremost female sleuth in an era of corsets, bonnets and rigid patriarchy. The new season presents a cavalcade of new characters and investigations that put Scarlet and the Duke’s relationship to the simmering test.

24 Great Conversations: Josh Chin & Evan Osnos KET Monday, Oct. 24 • 9/8 pm This event from the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum features a conversation about China between Josh Chin, a deputy bureau chief with the Wall Street Journal and author of Surveillance State: Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control, and journalist Evan Osnos, a staff writer at The New Yorker magazine and author of Age of Ambition: Chasing Fortune, Truth, and Faith in the New China.

24 Independent Lens: TikTok, Boom KET Monday, Oct. 24 • 10/9 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 27 • 9/8 pm This documentary dissects one of the most influential platforms that’s taken social media by storm: TikTok. The film explores the TikTok community and what it means to be a “digital native,” while also examining the platform’s innovative mechanics and the healthy skepticism that surrounds its security issues and the global political challenges that go along with them.

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Kentucky Afield: Fall Hunting Questions & Answers

Kentucky Life

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Song of the Mountains: Jeff Little Trio & Wayne Henderson

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers and Gumbo, Grits & Gravy

Kentucky Music: John Haywood

Lucy Worsley Investigates: The Witch Hunts

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Keeping Up Appearances

The Video Vault: Aerial Gunner; Rudy Vallee

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As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Father Brown: The Tree of Truth

Vintage Kentucky

Music Anywhere: Best of Bluegrass

Jubilee: The HillBenders/Donna Ulisse and The Poor Mountain Boys

Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode Two: Blood in Amsterdam

The U.S. and the Holocaust: The Golden Door (Beginnings - 1938)

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Austin City Limits: Brandi Carlile

Movie Classics: Arsenic and Old Lace

Reel Visions

McLeod’s Daughters: Dirty Pool

Earth’s Natural Wonders (10:10 pm)

Articulate with Jim Cotter (11:06 pm)

bookclub@KET (11:33 pm)

Great Conversations: David Frum and David Jolly

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

The House That Norm Built

POV: The Last Out

BBC World News

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Palm Springs Hour 1

The Story of....: Clint Eastwood

Craft in America: Quilts

50 Years in the Mountains: The Story of the Christian Appalachian Project

Kentucky Muse: Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame Ceremony 2016

Kentucky Edition

Finding Your Roots: Fighters

Making Black America: Through the Grapevine: Building Black America

Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Broadchurch: Season 1, Episode Four

Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators: Die We Must

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

Kentucky Edition

The Hunter: Season 1, Episode Twelve

After Coal

A Walk with Simon Kenton

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

Rivers of Life: Danube

Nova: Rebuilding Notre Dame

Ricochet: An American Trauma

Lucy Worsley Investigates: The Witch Hunts

Kentucky Edition Connections

Connections

By the River: Christopher Swann

Conversations with Champions: Pat Day and Chris McCarron

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode Two: Blood in Amsterdam

Kentucky Edition

The Bletchley Circle

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Madisonville

After Coal

Kentucky Edition

Jubilee: The Best of the 2012 IBMA Fan Fest (Part 1)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Palm Springs Hour 1

Doc Martin: Perish Together as Fools

Father Brown: The Jackdaw’s Revenge

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

This Old House: Atlanta

The House That Norm Built

Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom

Kentucky Edition

Lucky Chow: The New Indian

Kentucky Afield: Fall Hunting Questions & Answers

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Nimrod Workman

Comment on Kentucky

American Masters: Sammy Davis, Jr.: I've Gotta Be Me

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Doc Martin: Perish Together as Fools

Movie Classics: Little Man Tate

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Distinguished Kentuckian: Eleanor Churchill

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Bringing Up Baby

Ask This Old House

Washington Week

Kentucky Afield

Run That by Me Again

Connections

Connections

WoodSongs: Abe Partridge and Nora Jane Struthers Austin City Limits: Japanese Breakfast/ Arlo Parks

Song of the Mountains: Teddi & Bobby Cyrus

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: Abe Partridge and Nora Jane Struthers

Kentucky Music: John Harrod

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Keeping Up Appearances

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Luna & Sophie: Season 1, Episode One: Clean Business

The Story of McConnell Springs

Music Anywhere: Austin Lucas

Jubilee: The Best of the 2012 IBMA Fan Fest (Part 1)

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

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Van der Valk on Masterpiece - Season 2 - Episode Two: Blood in Amsterdam

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 1 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Joe Bowen of Powell County has carried the Olympic torch, walked 3,000 miles on stilts, and bicycled cross-country twice; mammoth bones from northern Kentucky found their way to Thomas Jefferson and made a new mark on history; and this Fulton County festival is bananas.

8:30/7:30 pm Kentucky Afield Fall Hunting Questions & Answers Chad Miles and experts answer questions about fall hunting.

9:30/8:30 pm Movie Classics Arsenic and Old Lace A drama critic’s life is turned upside down when he discovers that his two spinster aunts have taken to poisoning their gentlemen house guests. Starring Cary Grant, Josephine Hull and Jean Adair (1944).

11:30/10:30 pm Austin City Limits Brandi Carlile Six-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Brandi Carlile raises the roof with songs from her album In These Silent Days.

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9/8 pm The House That Norm Built Celebrate in style with Master Carpenter Norm Abram before he hangs up his toolbelt one last time.

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8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Fighters Terry Crews and Tony Danza discover they aren’t the first in their families to beat the odds through sheer force of will.

9/8 pm Making Black America: Through the Grapevine Building Black America As early as 1775, free Black people built towns, established schools, held conventions creating robust networks to address the political, economic, and social needs of the entire Black community.

10/9 pm Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom Go beyond the legend and meet the inspiring woman who repeatedly risked her own life and freedom to liberate others from slavery.

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8/7 pm Lucy Worsley Investigates The Witch Hunts Lucy Worsley uncovers the story that started Britain’s century of bloody witch hunts.

9/8 pm Van der Valk on Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode Two: Blood in Amsterdam When an employee of Cuypers Diamonds is killed and his body delivered in pieces to the siblings and heirs to the company, Van der Valk must consider a possible tale of revenge against the family.

8/7 pm Rivers of Life Danube Europe’s mighty and majestic Danube, full of glorious riches and magical surprises, is the world’s most international river.

9/8 pm Nova Rebuilding Notre Dame Engineers, masons and timber workers work to restore Paris’s iconic Notre Dame Cathedral.

10/9 pm Ricochet: An American Trauma This documentary examines the U.S. gun violence crisis and the people it impacts.

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8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Palm Springs Hour 1 Journey back to Palm Springs for sizzling finds, including Tiffany Studios lamps, an Art Deco emerald

Finding Your Roots – Fighters

diamond ring, ca. 1930, and a Some Like It Hot Marilyn Monroe dress.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Perish Together as Fools Louisa has a medical scare and Martin diagnoses officer Penhale’s brother Sam with an illness.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Jackdaw’s Revenge When Katherine Corven is saved from the noose by a last-minute confession from her housekeeper, Father Brown fears she’ll seek revenge against him.

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

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8/7 pm Kentucky Life Chart-topping band Exile hits the road performing their greatest hits, step into the extraordinary at Louisville’s superhero-themed restaurant SuperChefs, and explore the history of Ulysses S. Grant and his Kentucky connections and inspirations in this first of a three-part series.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Bringing Up Baby On the day before his wedding, paleontologist David Huxley meets Mrs. Random’s high-spirited young niece, who immediately falls for the straitlaced scientist.

Starring Cary Grant, May Robson and Katharine Hepburn (1938).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Japanese Breakfast/Arlo Parks Japanese Breakfast plays songs from the breakthrough album Jubilee. Arlo Parks performs songs from her Mercury Prize-winning album Collapsed in Sunbeams.

Movie Classics – Bringing Up Baby

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Secrets of the Dead: Archaeology at Althorp

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Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode Three: Payback in Amsterdam

The U.S. and the Holocaust: Yearning to Breathe Free (1938 - 1942)

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The Video Vault: The Giant Gila Monster/Frank Sinatra Short

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

Earth’s Natural Wonders: Wonders of Water Reel Visions

Great Conversations: Malcolm Nance and Ned Price

Bluegrass and Backroads

bookclub@KET: The Poisonwood Bible Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters

POV: Accepted

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Palm Springs Hour 2

The Story of....: Patrick Swayze

Craft in America: Identity

Kentucky Edition

Black Guides of Mammoth Cave

Kentucky Muse: Eighty-Eight Keys

Kentucky Edition

Conversations with Champions: Tubby Smith

Finding Your Roots: Write My Name in the Book of Life

Making Black America: Through the Grapevine: The Work of the Imagination

Becoming Frederick Douglass

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Broadchurch: Season 1, Episode Five

Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators: Some Cupid Kills

McLeod’s Daughters: Playing to Win

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives: The Chisholm Trail

College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters

Born Too Soon

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

Rivers of Life: Yukon

Nova: Computers v. Crime

Otter: Return of a Legend

Secrets of the Dead: Archaeology at Althorp

Kentucky Muse: Harry Pickens

BBC World News

Connections

Connections

By the River: Anjali Enjeti

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Season 2 - Episode Three: Payback in Amsterdam

Kentucky Edition

The Bletchley Circle

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Ballads and Blues

College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters

Kentucky Edition

Jubilee: The Best of the 2012 IBMA Fan Fest (Part 2)

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Palm Springs Hour 2

Doc Martin: Driving Mr. McLynn

Father Brown: The Kembleford Dragon

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

This Old House: Atlanta

Ask This Old House

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

Becoming Frederick Douglass

Kentucky Edition

Lucky Chow: Taiwan’s True Flavors

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Harriette Arnow/Ourselves and That Promise

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

Next at the Kennedy Center: Let My Children Icon: Music Through the Lens: On the Hear Mingus Record

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Doc Martin: Driving Mr. McLynn

Movie Classics: Arsenic and Old Lace

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Distinguished Kentuckian: Thomas D. Clark

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Citizen Kane

Kentucky Afield

Run That by Me Again

Song of the Mountains: Lonesome River Band

Last of the Summer Wine

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

WoodSongs: Riders in the Sky

Kentucky Music: Sarah Wood

Keeping Up Appearances

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Connections

Connections

WoodSongs: Riders in the Sky Austin City Limits: Sylvan Esso/Lucius

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Luna & Sophie: Season 1, Episode Two: A Subservient Ghost

Let It Grow

Music Anywhere: Kelsey Waldon

Jubilee: The Best of the 2012 IBMA Fan Fest (Part 2)

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

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Rivers of Life – Yukon

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 9 SUNDAY

8/7 pm Secrets of the Dead Archaeology at Althorp Discover one of the most significant British archaeological finds of the century in the Althorp estate, childhood home of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.

8/7 pm The U.S. and the Holocaust Yearning to Breathe Free (1938 - 1942) As World War II begins, Americans are divided over whether to intervene against Nazi Germany. Some individuals and organizations work tirelessly to help refugees escape.

9/8 pm Van der Valk on Masterpiece Season 2 - Episode Three: Payback in Amsterdam Van der Valk delves into the city’s vibrant classical music scene after the death of a promising cellist from a prestigious orchestra.

10:30/9:30 pm Earth’s Natural Wonders Wonders of Water Explore the wonders created by the grand and unpredictable power of water including Victoria Falls, the Camargue, and ocean reefs.

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8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Write My Name in the Book of Life Musician Pharrell Williams and filmmaker Kasi Lemmons uncover rare first-person accounts of their enslaved ancestors.

9/8 pm Making Black America: Through the Grapevine The Work of the Imagination With the hopes of a multi-racial community dashed, African Americans turn within, creating a community that not only sustains but empowers. From HBCUs to Black businesses to the Harlem Renaissance to political organizations, Black life flourished.

10/9 pm Becoming Frederick Douglass Explore the role Frederick Douglass, one of the most influential voices for democracy in American history, played in securing the right to freedom for African Americans.

8/7 pm Rivers of Life Yukon Remote and wild, the Yukon is a river of extremes. Home to bears, moose and salmon, it has sustained North American people for centuries.

9/8 pm College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters Experts from Kentucky colleges and universities provide practical information about applying for financial aid.

9/8 pm Nova Computers v. Crime Across the country, artificial intelligence is helping inform decisions about policing and criminal sentencing.

10/9 pm POV Accepted The film follows four high school students at T.M. Landry, a prep school in Louisiana known for sending 100 percent of its graduates to college. But an explosive New York Times article exposes the controversial methods of its dynamic founder - and the fiction of higher education’s promise.

10/9 pm Otter: Return of a Legend In the heart of a city in the northern Netherlands, a once-extinct Eurasian otter makes an unlikely appearance.

Movie Classics – Citizen Kane

9/8 pm Doc Martin Driving Mr. McLynn Martin is called to Louisa’s new home after she has a dizzy spell while shifting furniture.

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.

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9/8 pm Next at the Kennedy Center Let My Children Hear Mingus The Kennedy Center celebrates jazz icon and social activist Charles Mingus at 100.

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necklace, a Louis Armstrong archive, ca.

1950, and a Joseph Stella oil & original frame.

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Palm Springs Hour 2 Travel to desert oasis Palm Springs and learn which finds are now heating up, like a Louis Comfort Tiffany

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Somerset rolls out the red carpet and puts their artists, musicians, and local brewery in the spotlight; the aluminum can in your fridge has a life cycle and migration you’ll have to see to believe; and Brigid Kaelin brings Kentucky flair to an international audience through her Louisville roots.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Citizen Kane When a reporter is assigned to decipher newspaper magnate Charles Foster Kane’s dying words, his investigation gradually reveals the fascinating portrait of a complex man who rose from obscurity to staggering heights. Starring Orson Welles (1941).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Sylvan Esso/Lucius North Carolina’s Sylvan Esso play songs from their LP Free Love.

Acclaimed act Lucius perform tunes from their album Second Nature.

Austin City Limits – Sylvan Esso/Lucius

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Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode One - Pandora’s Box

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Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode One

Annika on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode One

The U.S. and the Holocaust: The Homeless, The Tempest-Tossed (1942 - )

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The Video Vault: Human Monster/Popeye Cartoon

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Reel Visions

McLeod’s Daughters: Playing to Win

Earth’s Natural Wonders: Living Wonders Great Conversations: John Feinstein and Mike Tirico

Bluegrass and Backroads

bookclub@KET: Bone Black Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day in March POV: An Act of Worship

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 1

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

Commonwealth Curiosities: An Ode to Kentucky’s Unique Attractions

Kentucky Muse: Joe Molinaro

Finding Your Roots: Forgotten Journeys

Making Black America: Through the Grapevine: A Growing Resistance

Frontline: Michael Flynn’s Holy War

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Broadchurch: Season 1, Episode Six

Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators: And Rarest Parts

McLeod’s Daughters: Girl’s Night Out

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives: Wartime Baseball

Composer at Work: Lorne Dechtenberg

Crafting Tradition

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

Nature: Running with the Beest

Nova: Can Psychedelics Cure?

Secrets of the Dead: Last Days of Pompeii

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode One - Pandora’s Box

Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode One

Annika on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode One

Kentucky Edition

The Bletchley Circle

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Salute to American Music

Composer at Work: Lorne Dechtenberg

Kentucky Edition

Jubilee: Masters of Bluegrass

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 1

Doc Martin: The Departed

Father Brown: The Angel of Mercy

This Old House: Atlanta

Ask This Old House

10 Parks That Changed America

Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day in March Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Doc Martin: The Departed

Movie Classics: Bringing Up Baby

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Distinguished Kentuckian: Leslie Combs II

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: East of Eden

Kentucky Afield

Run That by Me Again

Song of the Mountains: Michael Johnathon / Last of the Summer New Macedon Rangers Wine Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Music: Mike Havens

Kentucky Muse: Painting with Glass

Keeping Up Appearances

WoodSongs: Darin & Brooke Aldridge and Stephanie Urbina Jones

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

BBC World News Kentucky Edition

Connections

Connections

Connections

Connections

Connections

By the River: Mary Whyte

Conversations with Champions: Seth Hancock

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition Lucky Chow

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Sourwood Mountain Dulcimers/John Jacob

WoodSongs: Darin & Brooke Aldridge and Stephanie Urbina Jones Austin City Limits: Allison Russell/The Weather Station Luna & Sophie: Season 1, Episode Three: Belly Up

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Louisville’s Olmsted Parks

Music Anywhere: The Jubilee: Masters of Bluegrass Jenkins Twins

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Annika on Masterpiece 12 VISI ON S

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Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day in March

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 16 SUNDAY

8/7 pm Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode One Pandora’s Box The sister of a missing woman hires Eliza to find her - the only problem is that the case was already investigated and closed by the police, leading to new tensions between Eliza and the Duke.

9/8 pm Magpie Murders on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode One A mystery author turns in the manuscript for his latest book, but the last chapter is missing. His editor investigates and is soon on the trail of a suspicious death.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode One Annika assembles her team to solve murders in the waters around Glasgow. Their first case looks a lot like a whale hunt gone wrong.

17 MONDAY

9/8 pm Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day in March Following the aftermath of the March 2021 mass shootings at three spas in Atlanta, this film chronicles how the Asian American community came together to fight back against hate.

18 TUESDAY

8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Forgotten Journeys John Leguizamo and Lena Waithe retrace the paths of their ancestors, uncovering crucial pieces of their own identities that were lost on the journey to America.

9/8 pm Making Black America: Through the Grapevine A Growing Resistance To survive a period of economic cataclysm and global war, African Americans relied on

Nature – Running with the Beest

informal economies, grassroots organizations and cultural innovations behind the color line to sustain themselves and dismantle the oppressive realities of Jim Crow.

10/9 pm Frontline Michael Flynn’s Holy War Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn: from elite soldier overseas to waging “spiritual war” in America. With the Associated Press, how Flynn emerged as a leading conspiracy theorist, from QAnon to “Stop the Steal” and his ties to Christian nationalism.

19 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Nature Running with the Beest Witness the great wildebeest migration in East Africa, the most impressive mass movement of land animals on Earth.

9/8 pm Nova Can Psychedelics Cure? Scientists explore the potential for profoundly positive clinical impacts of mind-altering drugs, helping patients struggling with afflictions like addiction and depression.

10/9 pm Secrets of the Dead Last Days of Pompeii What were the last days in Pompeii like before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius 2,000 years ago?

20 THURSDAY

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 1 Guess which glorious Grand Rapids treasures have soared since 2008, including a Navajo Germantown blanket, a 1967 Gerald Ford letter and an 1881 Jasper Cropsey oil painting.

9/8 pm Doc Martin The Departed Martin is in London to meet with Robert Dashwood, who is leading the selection

process for the prestigious London surgeon’s job that he has applied for.

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.

21 FRIDAY

9/8 pm Ron Carter: Finding the Right Notes Discover the life and music of jazz luminary Ron Carter, the most recorded bassist in history, who has influenced some of the most iconic artists.

22 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Young at Heart’s group of octogenarians keep the classics alive by performing throughout Central Kentucky, Maple Ridge Soaps in Bracken County makes soap the natural and 2800 B.C. way, and western Kentucky’s The Savage Radley sing about small-town Kentucky life.

9/8 pm Movie Classics East of Eden In this film based on John Steinbeck’s epic novel, Cal Trask, the son of a California farmer, feels that his father cares only about his brother, Aron. Starring James Dean, Raymond Massey and Richard Davalos.

(1955) 11/10 pm Austin City Limits Allison Russell/The Weather Station Allison Russell performs numbers from her renowned album Outside Child, while the Weather Station plays tunes from the widely lauded LP Ignorance.

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Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Two - The Black Witch

23 SUN

Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Two

Jackie Robinson: Part One The Video Vault: Trapped By Television/All-Star Bond Rally

24 MON 25 TUE 26 WED 27

THU

28 FR I 29 S AT

Reel Visions

Annika on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Two

McLeod’s Daughters: Girl’s Night Out

Wild Weather

Articulate with Jim Cotter

bookclub@KET: Ruby River

Great Conversations: Casey Gerald and Van Jones

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

Great Conversations: Josh Chin with Evan Osnos

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 2

American Masters: Waterman - Duke: Ambassador of Aloha

The Food Principle

Kentucky Edition

Forgotten Fame: The Marion Miley Story

Kentucky Muse: Julius Friedman

Connections

Conversations with Champions: John Carroll

Finding Your Roots: Activist Roots

Making Black America: Through the Grapevine: Life Beyond the Veil

Frontline: Putin’s Attack On Ukraine: Documenting War Crimes

BBC World News

Broadchurch: Season 1, Episode Seven

Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators: Time Decays

McLeod’s Daughters: More Than One Way

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives

Great Conversations: Josh Chin with Evan Osnos

From This Valley

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

Nature – Canada: Surviving the Wild North

Nova: Ocean Invaders

Secrets of the Dead: The End of the Romans

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Two - The Black Witch

Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Two

Annika on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Two

Kentucky Edition

The Good Road: Hyderabad, India

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Great Conversations: Josh Chin with Evan Series Premiere: Showcase of Kentucky Talent Osnos

Kentucky Edition

Jubilee: Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 2

Doc Martin: Midwife Crisis

Father Brown: The Face of the Enemy

This Old House

Ask This Old House

Independent Lens: Tiktok, Boom.

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

Dia De Los Muertos

In Concert at the Hollywood Bowl: Hecho en BBC World News Mexico (Made in Mexico)

Kentucky Muse: Frank X Walker

Doc Martin: Midwife Crisis

Movie Classics: Citizen Kane

Distinguished Kentuckian: Father Ralph Beiting

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Little Man Tate

Kentucky Afield

Song of the Mountains: Stevie Barr Band / Jesse Brock & Streamliner Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Run That by Me Again

Last of the Summer Wine

Keeping Up Appearances

Independent Lens: Tiktok, Boom.

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Connections

BBC World News

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow Recut

Kentucky Edition

Opportunity Knock$

Connections

Appalshop@40 Classics from the Collection: Beyond Measure

Kentucky Edition Kentucky Edition

By the River: Natasha Trethewey

Connections

Kentucky Edition Comment on Kentucky

WoodSongs: Kingston Trio and Allie Colleen Austin City Limits: Parker McCollum/Robert Earl Keen

As Time Goes By

Kentucky Music: Don WoodSongs: Kingston Trio and Allie Colleen Meal of a Lifetime and Carmen Rogers

Still Open All Hours

Luna & Sophie: Season 1, Episode Four: Foul Play

Music Anywhere: Blind Jubilee: Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out Corn Liquor Pickers

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Dia De Los Muertos

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 23 SUNDAY

8/7 pm Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Two - The Black Witch Moth An insurance company hires Eliza to find a stolen sketch by famed naturalist Charles Darwin.

the gains of legal desegregation, all Black political and cultural movements - from Black Power to Black Twitter - provide a safe space for a community riven by class, sexuality and generational divisions to debate, organize and celebrate.

9/8 pm Magpie Murders on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode Two Everyone he knew had reason to kill mystery author Alan Conway. But was his fatal fall murder? The missing last chapter of his new book may hold the secret.

10/9 pm Frontline Putin’s Attack On Ukraine: Documenting War Crimes With the Associated Press, this episode traces Vladimir Putin’s pattern of atrocities in Ukraine and other conflicts and the challenge of holding him to account.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode Two Annika’s teenage daughter, Morgan, gets mixed up with suspects in a revenge slaying.

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24 MONDAY

9/8 pm Great Conversations: Josh Chin with Evan Osnos Wall Street Journal China Deputy Bureau Chief Josh Chin talks about his book “Surveillance State: Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control” with Evan Osnos, a journalist at The New Yorker. The interview was recorded at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum.

10/9 pm Independent Lens Tiktok, Boom. Explore the power and complexity of technology through the lens of TikTok and the Gen Z influencers who know it best.

25 TUESDAY

8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Activist Roots Brittany Packnett Cunningham and Anita Hill discover the ancestors who made sacrifices for them.

9/8 pm Making Black America: Through the Grapevine Life Beyond the Veil Despite

Movie Classics – Little Man Tate

9/8 pm Nova Ocean Invaders Lionfish - long prized in home aquariums - have invaded the Atlantic. Learn what makes the lionfish such a successful invasive species, how it’s wreaking havoc and what can be done about it.

10/9 pm Secrets of the Dead The End of the Romans Is history repeating Itself?

Follow an in-depth investigation into the decline of the Roman Empire, three deadly epidemics and climate change could have caused its collapse - drawing frightening parallels to today.

27 THURSDAY

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Grand Rapids Hour 2 Magnificent Michigan appraisals revisited 13 years after ROADSHOW's stop in Grand Rapids, including a gold watch fob chain, a Glier violin & Pfretzschner bow, ca. 1880, and an Ellis-Stickley music cabinet.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Midwife Crisis Martin meets Portwenn’s new midwife, Molly, who will be looking after Louisa.

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.

28 FRIDAY

9/8 pm Dia De Los Muertos Enjoy this musical and cultural fiesta featuring rock greats Los Lobos, the salsa-rap-reggae-funk band Ozomatli and the all-female mariachi band Flor de Tolache.

29 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Morels are the rockstars of mushrooms, and Irvine celebrates them at the annual Mountain Mushroom Festival; Berea’s Spoonbread Festival highlights this traditional Appalachian food, and Kentucky can boast the only American author awarded both a fiction and a poetry Pulitzer Prize, to Guthrie’s own Robert Penn Warren.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Little Man Tate Fred Tate is a 7-year-old with a genius IQ. Single mother Dede worries Fred might have an easier time fitting in around other child prodigies, so she allows him to go to a smart summer camp run by child psychologist Jane Grierson, a former child prodigy.

Starring Jodie Foster, Dianne Wiest and Adam Hann-Byrd (1991).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Parker McCollum/Robert Earl Keen Rising country star Parker McCollum plays tunes from his major label debut Gold Chain Cowboy. The legendary Robert Earl Keen performs songs from across his storied career.

Austin City Limits – Parker McCollum/Robert Earl Keen

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Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Three - A Pauper’s Grave

30 SUN

Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Three

Jackie Robinson: Part Two The Video Vault: Inner Sanctum/Our Gang Kentucky Tonight

31 MON

Reel Visions The Man Who Destroyed Oscar Wilde

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage San Antonio Hour 1

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THU

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McLeod’s Daughters: More Than One Way

Wonders of Mexico: Forests of the Maya

Articulate with Jim Cotter

Kentucky Life

bookclub@KET: Water Street

Great Conversations: Charles Graeber and Dr. Bluegrass and Thomas Gajewski Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

In The Footsteps of....: In Dickens’ Footsteps BBC World News with Gyles Brandreth

Kentucky Edition

The Food Principle: Kentucky Edition Pilots and Pollinators

By the River: Eric Crawford

American Masters: Norman Lear

The Harps (8:12 pm) The Haunting Tradition

1 TUE

Annika on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Three

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Andrew Conversations with Champions: Joker Brennen Phillips

Finding Your Roots

TBA

Frontline

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Broadchurch: Season 1, Episode Eight

Shakespeare & Hathaway-Private Investigators: No More Desire a Rose

McLeod’s Daughters: The Italian Stallion

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives

Sally Brown: Force of Nature

Sojourn of the Strings

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

Nature: Woodpeckers

Nova: Nazca Lines

Secrets of the Dead

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Three - A Pauper’s Grave

Magpie Murders on Masterpiece: Season 1, Episode Three

Annika on Masterpiece: Episode Three

Kentucky Edition

The Good Road: On the Burmese Border

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

Sally Brown: Force of Nature

Kentucky Edition

Jubliee: The Boxcars

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage San Antonio Hour 1

Doc Martin

Father Brown

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

This Old House

Ask This Old House

Downwinders and the Radioactive West

Groundworks

Kentucky Edition

Opportunity Knocks

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer's Country Lanham Brothers Kitchen Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week

Great Performances: New York Philharmonic Reopening Night

Doc Martin

Movie Classics: The Yearling

Distinguished Kentuckian

Reel Visions

Kentucky Life

Movie Classics: Dr. Zhivago

Kentucky Afield

Last of the Summer Wine

Song of the Mountains Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Run That By Me Again

Kentucky Music

Keeping Up Appearances

Woodsongs: Jug Band Celebration

Connections

Connections

Connections

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection

Antiques Recut

BBC World News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Woodsongs: Jug Band Celebration

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours

Luna & Sophie

The Remarkable Clarks

Music Anywhere

Jubilee: The Boxcars

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 30 SUNDAY

9/8 pm Norman Lear: American Masters Discover how the creator of All in the Family, The Jeffersons and Good Times, affected social change through his groundbreaking sitcoms and activism. The program features George Clooney, Amy Poehler, Jon Stewart, Russell Simmons and others.

8/7 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 In The Footsteps of.... In Dickens’ Footsteps with Gyles Brandreth Gyles traces the life of Charles Dickens through familiar locations in London and the many places that shaped his stories.

Political sketch writer Quentin Letts offers insight into Dickens’ life and influences.

8/7 pm Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Three - A Pauper’s Grave Eliza is forced into hiding when she is the prime suspect in a series of break-ins at city morgues. While the Duke tries to find other suspects, Eliza turns to Moses and her other associates for help.

9/8 pm Magpie Murders on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode Three Angling to sell his publishing firm and retire, Charles leans on Susan to take over as CEO. In a parallel story, the detective plot in Alan’s last novel unfolds.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode Three Annika sees one of playwright Ibsen’s plots play out in a homicide. Meanwhile, she takes more than a parental interest in Morgan’s therapist, Jake.

10/9 pm Wonders of Mexico Forests of the Maya Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, home to the Maya, is a forest rich in wildlife, including monkeys, jaguars, and vibrant tropical birds. Here lies a secret underworld which holds the key to life.

31 MONDAY

9/8 pm The Man Who Destroyed Oscar Wilde Merlin Holland, the grandson of Oscar Wilde, tells the story of the famous playwright’s downfall at the hands of the man he once called an “old friend.”

The Man Who Destroyed Oscar Wilde

1 TUESDAY

8/7 pm Broadchurch Season 1, Episode Eight After weeks of speculation, the events surrounding Danny Latimer’s death are revealed. Shock waves ripple through Broadchurch as the community struggles to come to terms with the shocking news.

9/8 pm Shakespeare & HathawayPrivate Investigators No More Desire a Rose Frank and Lu are hired to unmask the ‘Voice in the Dark’ who threatens to destroy Wintermas, while Sebastian is faced with his first solo case.

2 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Miss Scarlet & The Duke on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Three - A Pauper’s Grave Eliza is forced into hiding when she is the prime suspect in a series of break-ins at city morgues. While the Duke tries to find other suspects, Eliza turns to Moses and her other associates for help.

9/8 pm Magpie Murders on Masterpiece Season 1, Episode Three Angling to sell his publishing firm and retire, Charles leans on Susan to take over as CEO. In a parallel story, the detective plot in Alan’s last novel unfolds.

3 THURSDAY

10/9 pm Father Brown The Devil You Know Mallory is forced to turn to Father Brown for help when a VIP policeman is murdered at a bowls match.

4 FRIDAY

8/7 pm Doc Martin Do Not Disturb To solve her farm’s money problems, Aunt Joan starts a small bed-and-breakfast business.

Pauline’s suspicions are confirmed when she steams open a confidential letter addressed to Martin and discovers his contract offer for the London job.

5 SATURDAY

8/7 pm Kentucky Life Kentucky’s state dance is alive and well in Owensboro at the Lanham Brothers Jamboree; Hopkinsville is home to the nation’s largest producer of bowling balls, at Ebonite International; the Falls of Rough and Rough River Dam are a vacationer’s paradise; a Danish artist brings Forest Giants to the giant forest at Bernheim in Bullitt & Nelson counties.

9/8 pm Last of the Summer Wine Ballad for Wind Instruments and Canoe After a man named Arnpepper falls out of his canoe, the trio help him retrieve it. They

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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Wai Lana Yoga

Body Electric

Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr Wai Lana Yoga

6:30/5:30

Arthur

Sit and Be Fit

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Sit and Be Fit

7:00/6:00

Molly of Denali

Molly of Denali

Molly of Denali

Molly of Denali

7:30/6:30

Wild Kratts

Wild Kratts (3,10,17,24)/ Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures (31) Wild Kratts

Wild Kratts (5,12,19)/ Wild Wild Kratts (6,13,27)/ Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures (26) Kratts: Creepy Creatures (20) Wild Kratts (7,14,21)

Wild Kratts (1,8,15,22)/ Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures (29)

8:00/7:00

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Hero Elementary (3,10,17,24) Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary (5,12,19)

Hero Elementary (6,13,27)

Hero Elementary

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum (1,8,15,22)

Alma's Way

Alma's Way

Alma's Way

Elinor Wonders Why

Curious George (4,11,18)/ Curious George: A Halloween Curious George Boo Fest (25)

Curious George

Curious George

Curious George (1,8,15,22)/ Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest (29)

Sesame Street (4,11,18)

Sesame Street

Sesame Street

Sesame Street (1,8,15,22)

8:30/7:30 9:00/8:00 9:30/8:30

Elinor Wonders Why (2,9,16,23)/ Curious George: Alma's Way A Halloween Boo Fest (30) Curious George (3,10,17,24)/ Curious George (2,9,16,23) Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest (31) Sesame Street

Sesame Street (3,10,17,24)

Alma's Way

Sesame Street

Body Electric

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Yoga in Practice

Arthur (1,8,15,22)/ Arthur and the Haunted House (29)

Molly of Denali

Molly of Denali (7,14,21)/ Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures Molly of Denali (1,8,15,22) (28)

10:00/9:00

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (2,9,16,23)/ Arthur and the Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Paint This with Jerry Yarnell Haunted Tree House (30)

10:30/9:30

Donkey Hodie (2,9,16,23)

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie

The Best of The Joy of Painting

11:00/10:00

Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

Rick Steves' Europe

Rick Steves' Europe

Rick Steves' Europe

Rick Steves' Europe

Rick Steves' Europe

It's Sew Easy

11:30/10:30

Washington Week

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

12:00/11:00

Connections

12:30/11:30

Kentucky Health

Anne Braden: Southern Patriot (3)/ Belle Brezing and the Gilden Age of the Bluegrass (10)/ Chronicles: Kentucky History Magazine (17)/ History of Kentucky in 25 Objects (24)/ Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains (31)

The House That Norm Built (4)/ College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters (11)/ Making Black America: Otter: Return of a Legend Through the Grapevine (18)/ Great Conversations (25)

Becoming Trauma Responsive (3)/ Great Museums: Elevated Thinking: The High Line in New York City (10)/ Aldwyth: Fully Assembled (17)/ Lines of Sight (24)/ Moving San Francisco (31)

Frank Lloyd Wright's Boynton House: The Next Hundred Years (4)/ Welcome to Commie High (11)/ Beauty on the Wing: Life Story of the Monarch Butterfly (18)/ Walter Tevis: A Writer's Gambit (25)

Redlining: Mapping Inequality in Dayton & Springfield (5)/ Shaw Rising (12)/ Codeswitching: Race and Nova Identity in the Suburban Schoolhouse (19)/ Hollywood's Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story (26)

Finding Your Roots

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Let's Go Luna!

Let's Go Luna!

Let's Go Luna!

Let's Go Luna!

Steven Raichlen's Project Fire (1,8)/ Pati's Mexican Table (15,22,29)

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

Pinkalicious & Peterrific

Lidia’s Kitchen

3:30/2:30

Pinkalicious & Peterrific Miriam and Alan: Lost in Scotland (2,9,16)/ Animals Reunited (23)/ Lucy Worsley's Royal Photo Album (30) Dinosaur Train

Dinosaur Train

Dinosaur Train

Dinosaur Train

Dinosaur Train

Sara's Weeknight Meals

4:00/3:00

Kentucky Life

Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules

Rosie's Rules

America's Test Kitchen From Cook's Illustrated

4:30/3:30

Kentucky Afield

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Cook's Country

5:00/4:00

This Old House

Odd Squad (3,10,17,24)/ Arthur and the Haunted Tree House (31)

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Odd Squad (6,13,20)/ Arthur and the Haunted Tree House Odd Squad (27)

5:30/4:30

Ask This Old House

Arthur (3,10,17,24)

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur (6,13,20)

Arthur

6:00/5:00

Last of the Summer Wine

BBC World News America

BBC World News America

BBC World News America

BBC World News America

BBC World News America

6:30/5:30

Keeping Up Appearances

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

1:00/12:00

Comment on Kentucky

1:30/12:30

Tell Me More with Kelly Corrigan

2:00/1:00 2:30/1:30 3:00/2:00

Rick Steves Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia Xavier Riddle and the Secret (2)/ Harriet Tubman: Visions Museum of Freedom (9)/ Becoming Frederick Douglass (16)/ Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day in March (23)/ Real Let's Go Luna!

Prince Philip: A Royal Officer (30)

Garden Smart Charlie Bee Company

Rivers of Life (7,14)/ Nature (21,28)

Gardenfit (1)/ Welcome to My Farm (8,15,22,29)

Rick Steves' Europe Samantha Brown's Places to Love

Antiques Roadshow

Lawrence Welk Show

7:00/6:00 7:30/6:30

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

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The Red Green Show

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PBS KIDS Programming

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Focus on Europe

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Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

6:30/5:30

Story in the Public Square

7:00/6:00

Kentucky Health

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

Washington Week

7:30/6:30

Wai Lana Yoga

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Wai Lana Yoga

8:00/7:00

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Body Electric

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Body Electric

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Body Electric

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

8:30/7:30

Articulate with Jim Cotter

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Painting with Paulson

9:00/8:00

J Schwanke's Life in Bloom

The Best of The Joy of Painting

The Best of Sewing with Nancy

It's Sew Easy

Quilting Arts

Beads, Baubles and Jewels

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

9:30/8:30

Make It Artsy

Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting

Fit 2 Stitch

Creative Living

Knit and Crochet Now

Painting with Wilson Bickford

10:00/9:00

Great Scenic Railway Journeys

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Crossing South (5,12,19)/ Curious Traveler (26)

Travel Detective (6)/ Fly Brother with Ernest White II (13,20,27)

My World Too

Weekends with Yankee

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Joseph Resendo's Travelscope

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

Rick Steves' Europe

Weekends with Yankee

Curious Traveler

Travels with Darley

11:00/10:00

Rick Steves' Europe

Les Stroud's Beyond Survival Travels with Darley

Journeys in Japan

Seeing Canada

Tennessee Wild Side

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

11:30/10:30

Growing a Greener World

Family Plot: Gardening in the Garden Smart Mid-South

Welcome to My Farm

Growing a Greener World

America's Heartland

Garden Smart

12:00/11:00

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

Ciao Italia

Christina Cooks: Back to the Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Cutting Board

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

12:30/11:30

Cook's Country

The Farmer & The Foodie

Raichlen's Project To Dine For with Kate Sullivan Steven Fire

Les Stroud's Wild Harvest

Ciao Italia

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

1:00/12:00

A Chef's Life

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

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

A Chef's Life

Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

1:30/12:30

Pati's Mexican Table

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Steven Raichlen's Project Fire Cook's Country

Pati's Mexican Table

To Dine For with Kate Sullivan Les Stroud's Wild Harvest

2:00/1:00

Last of the Summer Wine

Kentucky Health

Wider World

In Good Shape - The Health Show

Getting Dot Older

Second Opinion with Joan Lunden

Healthy Minds with Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein

2:30/1:30

Keeping Up Appearances

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Crossing South (5,12,19)/ Curious Traveler (26)

Travel Detective (6)/ Fly Brother with Ernest White II (13,20,27)

My World Too

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

Crossing South (7)/ Curious Traveler (14,21,28)

Travels with Darley

3:30/2:30

Still Open All Hours

Les Stroud's Beyond Survival Travels with Darley

Journeys in Japan

Seeing Canada

Tennessee Wild Side

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

The American Woodshop

This Old House

For Your Home

Woodsmith Shop

This Old House

MotorWeek

Fishing Behind the Lines

Ask This Old House

Craftman's Legacy (5,12)/ Make48 (19,26)

Kentucky Afield

Ask This Old House

Start Up

Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

Ciao Italia

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen

Christina Cooks: Back to the Cutting Board

PBS NewsHour Weekend

To Dine For with Kate Sullivan Steven Raichlen's Project Fire Les Stroud's Wild Harvest

Ciao Italia

Good Road

Lidia's Kitchen

4:00/3:00

Comment on Kentucky

Doc Martin

4:30/3:30 5:00/4:00

PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30/4:30

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack The Farmer & The Foodie

6:00/5:00

Connections

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

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

A Chef's Life

6:30/5:30

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Steven Raichlen's Project Fire Cook's Country

Pati's Mexican Table

7:00/6:00

Kentucky Life Nova

7:30/6:30

Father Brown Kentucky Collectibles

Miriam and Alan: Lost in Scotland (5,12,19)/ Rick Steves Art of Europe (26)

Rivers of Life (1,8,15)/ Nature (22,29) To Dine For with Kate Sullivan

Start Up Making Black America: Through the Grapevine

Classic Gospel

The Red Green Show

Education Travel/Nature Arts/Crafts Green/Garden Cooking Current Affairs Exercise/Health Wood/Home/Auto Kentucky Entertainment

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Young Writers Contest accepting submissions of creative works Students in grades PreK-12 are invited to submit their creative works for the 2023 KET Young Writers Contest.

The popular, annual contest encourages students to celebrate the power of crafting stories, poems, graphic novels and illustrations by submitting their own original work! The deadline for submissions is March 31, 2023.

And be sure to check out KET’s virtual author visits, which feature nationally recognized authors and artists explaining their craft. For more information, including contest rules and entry forms, visit KET.org/writerscontest.

KET producer wins award from Kentucky Medical Association The Kentucky Medical Association honored former KET producer Laura Krueger with its KMA Layperson Award, given to a non-physician who has gone to great lengths to help Kentucky residents on health-related issues. Krueger was honored for her many health-related production credits, including Fighting to Breathe: Lung Disease in Kentucky and Kentucky Health.

New PBS KIDS program explores social studies and civics A new PBS KIDS program that teaches children about civics and social studies premieres Monday, Oct. 3, on KET. Rosie’s Rules stars Rosie Fuentes, a 5-year-old Mexican-American girl who’s learning about the world outside her family’s home. Tailored to children in their preschool years, Rosie’s Rules introduces subjects such as geography, government, economics and history – all presented in fun and musical ways that help children connect these concepts to their daily lives.

Rosie’s Rules KET Weekdays • 4/3 pm KET PBS KIDS Weekdays • 10/9 am

Social Studies Shorts videos teach lessons on civics and Kentucky history Three new episodes of KET’s Social Studies Shorts are now available on PBS LearningMedia. These short videos take students on a quick tour of Kentucky’s geographic regions, highlight the history of the American flag and explain its design features, and introduce viewers to the civic duties of U.S. citizens. The Social Studies Shorts series explores social studies and civics topics, both at the state and national level. Learn more at KET.org/collections.

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Hundreds of children and families took part in KET’s Super Saturday event on the KET Network Center grounds in Lexington. The outdoor event featured a host of fun learning activities and performances, including sing-a-longs from Mr. Steve of PBS KIDS (above); experiments from Mister C from PBS LearningMedia’s DIY Science Time, and educational booths and performance workshops from 17 community partners.

Lindsey McClave, left, and Maggie Keith, hosts of KET’s The Farmer & The Foodie, gave a cooking demonstration at the Kentucky State Fair, offering a delicious take on how to make a summer vegetable risotto and roasted carrot hummus. To view the recipes for these dishes and others from Lindsey and Maggie’s travels, visit KET.org/farmer-and-foodie.

Fall hunting questions answered The country’s longest-running outdoors program, Kentucky Afield, hosts its annual fall hunting Q&A special. Join Kentucky Afield host Chad Miles as well as experts from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources as they answer viewers’ questions during this hour-long program.

Questions can be sent via Facebook at @KentuckyAfieldTV.

Kentucky Afield: Fall Hunting Q&A Show KET Saturday, Oct. 1 • 8:30/7:30 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 6 • 4:30/3:30 pm

Consider an end-of-year gift to KET Consider a donation gift to KET as you make your endof-year contributions, and you might also be eligible for valuable tax benefits. For information on how to give via stock, donor advised funds, vehicle donations, qualified charitable contributions made from your IRA or personal retirement account — as well as the related tax benefits — contact Kacie Miller at 859-258-7206 or kmiller@KET.org. And thank you for supporting KET!

AARP Kentucky Edition Alltech, Inc. BBC World News, Nature, Newsline, NOVA PBS Arts Best Western Hotels & Resorts of Kentucky Rick Steves’ Europe, Samantha Brown’s Places to Love, Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope Brown-Forman Kentucky Tonight, PBS NewsHour, PBS NewsHour Weekend Central Bank Masterpiece CHI Saint Joseph Health Masterpiece Clay-Ingels Co., Inc. The House That Norm Built, This Old House/Ask This Old House Community Action Council Connections Eastern Kentucky University Connections Glema Mahr Center for the Arts BBC World News, Frontline, Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen Good Foods Co-Op The Farmer & the Foodie, Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen The Hearing & Speech Center PBS NewsHour/NewsHour Weekend Highlands Latin School Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Jewish Federation of Louisville The U.S. and the Holocaust Kentucky African American Heritage Comission Kentucky Black Heritage Programs on KETKY Kentucky Authors Forum Various programs Kentucky Artisan Center Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen Kentucky Blood Center Finding Your Roots Kentucky CancerLink Kentucky Health, Health Three60 Kentucky Center for Mathematics Odd Squad, Peg + Cat Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Kentucky Edition Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs KET Movie Classics Kentucky Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental & Intellectual Disabilities Facing Suicide Kentucky Education Association Kentucky Edition, KET Forum on Student Mental Health Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Curious George Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Comment on Kentucky, Kentucky Edition Kentucky League of Cities Kentucky Edition Kentucky Lottery Antiques Roadshow, Austin City Limits, Kentucky Edition, Finding Your Roots, Jubilee, Kentucky Afield, Kentucky Collectibles, Kentucky Life, KET Movie Classics, Lidia’s Kitchen, Nature, Song of the Mountains, Woodsongs Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Health, Health Three60 Kentucky Proud The Farmer & the Foodie Lane Communications Group Comment on Kentucky, Kentucky Tonight, Frontline LexArts PBS Arts, Sunday British Dramas, Father Brown LifeWorks at WKU Comment on Kentucky, Kentucky Edition Live Nation-Louisville Curious George, Sesame Street Louisville Zoo Wild Kratts Louisville Ballet Doc Martin, PBS Arts, PBS NewsHour/NewsHour Weekend, Rick Steves’ Europe, Sunday British Dramas LG&E - KU Foundation Kentucky Afield McBrayer Kentucky Tonight Candidate Forums National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Connections, Harriet Tubman: Visions of Freedom, Becoming Frederick Douglass, Making Black America: Through the Grapevine Owensboro Health Kentucky Afield, Kentucky Health, Health Three60 Paducah Convention & Visitors Bureau Kentucky Edition Sew A Lot Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting, It’s Sew Easy Toyota Kentucky Alma’s Way, Nature, NOVA Trager Family Foundation The U.S. and the Holocaust Transylvania University American Experience, BBC World News, Finding Your Roots, KET Movie Classics, PBS Arts UK Healthcare Antiques Roadshow Wiebold Studio Antiques Roadshow

BECOME A KET SPONSOR 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

‘Kentucky Tonight’ hosts 2022 election candidate discussions Candidates in the U.S. House and Senate races who met the KET invitations criteria have been invited to appear on Kentucky Tonight on Monday nights at 8/7 pm throughout October. Candidate appearances are unconfirmed, and the schedule is subject to change.

Monday, Oct. 3 U.S. Senate Sen. Rand Paul – Republican incumbent Charles Booker – Democratic candidate

Monday, Oct. 10

U.S. House of Representatives, 1st District Rep. James Comer – Republican incumbent, 1st District U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District Rep. Brett Guthrie – Republican incumbent Hank Linderman – Democratic candidate U.S. House of Representatives, 3rd District Stuart Ray – Republican candidate Morgan McGarvey – Democratic candidate

Monday, Oct. 17

U.S. House of Representatives, 4th District Rep. Thomas Massie – Republican incumbent Matt Lehman – Democratic candidate U.S. House of Representatives, 5th District Rep. Hal Rogers – Republican incumbent U.S. House of Representatives, 6th District Rep. Andy Barr – Republican incumbent Geoff Young – Democratic candidate

Tune in Nov. 8 for KET’s live coverage and analysis of the 2022 general election, with host Renee Shaw and a panel of political commentators, including Trey Grayson, Bob Babbage and Al Cross.

Election Night 2022 KET Tuesday, Nov. 8 • 8/7 pm

New season of ‘Kentucky Health’

Kentucky Health returns with new episodes beginning October 2. Join host Dr. Wayne Tuckson as he explores a variety of healthcare topics, including the lessons of monkeypox and COVID-19, the worth of vitamin supplements, and the threats posed by ticks, spiders and other biting insects.

Kentucky Health KET Sundays • 12:30 pm/11:30 am KET2 Mondays • 2/1 pm

Q&A on applying for college financial aid

Host Kelsey Starks is joined by financial experts from Kentucky colleges and universities to provide advice on applying for student financial aid and to field questions from viewers on related topics.

College Financial Aid 2023: Education Matters KET Monday, Oct. 10 • 9/8 pm KETKY Tuesday, Oct. 11 • 8/7 pm

22 VISIONS | JULY 2022 These programs and

more available to stream on-demand at KET.org or the PBS Video app.

HOW TO WATCH KET’s four 24/7 channels and a vast library of on-demand programs ensure you can bring learning to life whenever and wherever you’d like. With options for accessing this content continually expanding, here’s an easy guide to help you find us.

LIVE CHANNELS Over-the-air

Cable

Satellite

Streaming Services

KET.org/Live & PBS Video app

KET KET2 KETKY KET PBS KIDS KET WORLD Through our 16-transmitter network, all four KET channels are available free over-the-air across Kentucky and into parts of seven surrounding states.

Cable providers in Kentucky offer all four KET channels. Please check our guide at KET.org/tv-where-to-watch for channel numbers in your area.

Satellite providers in most Kentucky areas offer our primary channel, and some communities offer additional channels. Please check our online guide.

KET and KET PBS KIDS channels are on YouTube TV, an internet-based service with offerings similar to cable that is available on smart TVs and streaming devices, and on computers, tablets and phones. Similar services Amazon Fire TV and Sling TV offer all four KET channels via an optional antenna. Unfortunately, KET channels are not yet available on AT&T TV or Hulu+ Live TV. KET.org/live is available from any internet browser, offering KET, KET2, KETKY, KET World and KET PBS KIDS, plus Kentucky Legislative and Supreme Court coverage and special live events.

ON DEMAND Thousands of hours of content from both PBS and KET are available anytime and from practically any device. You can access these programs through: •

KET.org – available anywhere with internet (broadband recommended)

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The PBS Video app – available for iOS and Android mobile devices as well as home devices, including Samsung and Android Smart TVs, Apple TV, Roku and more.

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The KET app – available for iOS and Android mobile devices

Plus, when you’re a KET Member, you have access to KET Passport, providing an even wider library of on-demand programs through KET.org and the PBS Video app.

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THANK YOU! This list reflects gifts received from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022.

O. LEONARD PRESS SOCIETY $10,000+ Anonymous Bakhaus Family Foundation, Lexington Timothy & Sharon Bennett, Lexington Allen M. & Ina Brown Bond, Louisville Owsley Brown II Family Philanthropic Foundation, Louisville Ms. Cary Brown & Dr. Steven Epstein, Charlottesville, VA Ms. Sandra Frazier, Louisville Sociable Weaver Foundation, Harrods Creek Hilary Boone Foundation Inc, Lexington B. J. Killian Foundation, Owensboro Ms. Nana Lampton, Goshen Mulhollem Cravens Foundation, Carlisle James & Patricia Newton, Frankfort Dr. Michael Oliff, Elizabethtown Randleigh Foundation Trust, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. John & Betty Whitlock Reesor, Lexington Davanna & Peter Saari, Fleetwood, NC Sharon D. & Robert O. Harris III Fund, Louisville Ms. Katherine E. Schaefer, Lexington Rev. George J. Schuhmacher, Covington Marvin & Connie Stults, Paoli, IN Mr. Timothy Tassie, Lexington Mrs. Jean B. Zehnder, Louisville

FUND FOR EXCELLENCE $5,000-$9,999 Mrs. Mira Ball, Lexington Matthew & Brooke Barzun, Louisville Mr. Dick & Mrs. Sheila Beaven, Henderson Ms. Virginia Priest Berland, Henderson Rich & Lisa Boehne, Newport Christy Brown, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Owsley Brown, III, San Francisco, CA Mrs. Linda Miller Dabney, Louisville Mr. Philip Eschels, Louisville Dr. Mona J. Hagyard, Lexington Mrs. Donna & the late John Hall, Lexington Ms. Lois Mateus, Harrodsburg Mark & Carlisle Mayer, Winchester Ms. Lori W. McElroy, Cincinnati, OH Mrs. Rebecca D. & Mr. James E. Mohn, Shelbyville Rich & Pat Monohan, Winchester Emler A. & Celeste Neuman, Lexington Dr. Ingrid Osswald & Dr. Steven Stern, Prospect Mrs. Evelyn F. Ott, Jeffersonville, IN Mary K. Oxley Foundation, Tulsa, OK Hon. Peggy P. Patterson & Charles E. Patterson, Prospect Mr. Charles Ratliff, Edgewood

Ms. Nancy Ray, Lexington Reed Foundation, Gilbertsville Ms. Michele Ripley, Lexington Ms. Helen Sady & Dr. Merrill Packer, Berea Mr. Keith Siereveld, Newport Melanie Simpson-Conley, Lexington Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation Mrs. John P. Stewart, Frankfort $2,500-$4,999 Mrs. Virginia W. Adams, Ocean Ridge, FL Mr. George Bailey & Ms. Porter Watkins, Prospect Gerald Ballinger, Ft Wright James E. Bassett III, Midway Mr. James Beck, Madisonville Ryan Beyer, Lexington Mr. Donnie Breeding, Lexington Ms. Meredith W. Brown, Louisville Raleigh Bruner, Nicholasville Mr. Walter Clare, Frankfort Joseph H. Clark, Lexington Ms. Martha F. Clark, Owensboro Doug & Brenda Dean, Lexington Mrs. Elizabeth Deknatel, Simpsonville Thomas Demaree, Highland Heights Mr. Charles & Joyce Deuser, Cold Spring Thomas & Janice Donan, Bardstown Jean Dorton, Lexington Brenda K. Edwards, Paducah Mrs. Virginia G. Fox, Frankfort Hal C. & Gail Harned, Lexington Ms. Alexis Harthill, Louisville Andrew & Peggy Henderson, Lexington Douglas A. & Kathryn Browning Hendrickson, Maysville Mr. Jeff Jefferson, Lexington Kathy Jones, Frankfort KET Foundation, Lexington Philip & Debra Lichtenfels, Louisville Dr. Jutta Kausch Liddle, Winchester Agatha Littlefield, Versailles Peter Lucas, Covington Neil & Jane MacDonald, Louisville Richard W. & Frances Martin, Ashland Danny Uhl & Steve Medley, Versailles Mr. Stephen M. Meyers, Bellevue Charles Mitchell, Lexington Jack & Marilyn Monohan, Louisville Stanley A. Murrell & Mary K. Martin, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. W. Austin Musselman, Jr., Louisville Nick & Susan Nicholson, Naples, FL Frank & Pat O’Connor, Richmond Charles L. & Joanne J. Owen, Louisville Michael A. Owsley, Bowling Green Kimberly D. & Sarah M. Patton, Hebron Mr. & Mrs. John S. Penn, Lexington Martha Rankin, Louisville Mr. Stephen Reily & Ms. Emily S.

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

Bingham, Louisville Becky & Reese Reinhold, Lexington Debbie Reynolds, Lexington Sandra Elam Simrall, Louisville Mr. Richard Stephan, Prospect Sue Story, Vine Grove Lindy B. Street, Louisville Steve & Amy Trager, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Job D. Turner III, Lexington Linda Van Meter, Lexington James & Marianne Welch, Prospect Mr. John Wells & Ms. Tonja Aaron-Wells, Clarksville, IN John & Vivian Williams, Paducah Orme & Mary Hilliard Wilson, Louisville Ballard D. & Elizabeth P. Wright, Lexington Chris Zabrowski, Louisville $1,200-$2,499 James Adams, Lexington David & Bonnie Adkisson, Lexington The Earleen Heiner Agee & Robert W. Agee Fund, Huntington, WV Doug & Phyllis Alexander, Lexington Drs. Mohammad & Elizabeth A. Amin, Louisville Mr. Glenn Asauskas, Cecilia Mr. Charles Backstrom, Owensboro Ms. Mary Florence Barber, Louisville Mr. Edward Barr, Lexington Mr. Peter Barrows, Versailles Jason Baugh, Louisville Mr. Archie Bays, Lexington Michael & Carol Beirne, Ft Mitchell Ms. Jacquelyn C. Benton, Elizabethtown Phillip & Linda Bisbee, Versailles Gary & Lisa Blank, Hebron Mr. Robert Blasingame, Erlanger David & Cindy Blount, Louisville Ms. Joellen Blount, Lexington Mr. Bo Bocook, Paintsville Gail L. Boggs Family Charitable Fund, Cincinnati, OH Kimberly Bow, Coxs Creek Terry Brackett, Lancaster Mr. & Mrs. George Branch, Paris Mr. David W. Bratcher, Lexington Steven & Winifred Breckner, La Grange Barry Brinegar, Lexington Mrs. Mary Broecker, LaGrange Mr. Chris Brooker & Mrs. Valerie Brooker, Louisville John & Jennifer Brown, Lexington Mr. Norman Brown, Masonic Home Ms. Vickie Yates Glisson & Dr. Shawn D. Glisson, Louisville Mr. Vernon S. Broyles III, Louisville Jennifer Burchett & Scott Neal, Lexington Mr. Allen Bush & Mrs. Rose Cooper, Louisville Mary Butler, Lexington

Col. (R) Harry & Mrs. Marcia Callicotte, Lexington Tim & Anna Cambron, Versailles Dr. Melissa Chastain, Anchorage Charles B. & Sharon Chrisman, Jr., Lexington Maria Ciliberti, Louisville Rev Thomas R. Clark, Bardstown Mr. Jim & Mrs. Mary V. Clarke, Maysville Ms. Robyn Clifford, Lexington John & Carole Cole, Nicholasville Mrs. Marcia Cone, Lexington Mrs. Barbara Connely, Elizabethtown Paula & Frank Harshaw, Louisville Mr. Willard Coots, Lexington Mr. Kip Cornett, Lexington Drs. Timothy & Julia Costich, Lexington Jeanette Coufal, Lexington Gene & Jean Cravens, Lexington Mark Crawford, Versailles Ms. Elaine Crawford, Versailles Michael & Miriam Crews, Georgetown Al & Patti Cross, Frankfort David & Jennifer Cross, Albany Ben Cundiff, Louisville Mr. Brian & Mrs. Janet Davis, Louisville Mont Dawson, Prospect David Dean, Lexington Larry C. & Martha Deener, Lexington David W. & Carla J. Demarest, Lexington John S. & Jane Domaschko, Covington Helen H. Donan Charitable Fund, Bardstown Maggie Draus, Lexington Andrew Dull, Lawrenceburg Mrs. Frances J. Duncan, Lexington R.W. & Jane Winkler Dyche, London Jerry & Mitzi Eckert, Louisville B. Bramblett Elam, Frankfort Dr. & Mrs. Guy Ellis III, Lexington Peggy Ellis, Lexington Ms. Susan E. Ellison, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Farmer, Midway Gil & Brenda Fauber, Edgewood Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Feldpausch, Fisherville Ms. Ellen Ferguson, Lexington Adra Fisher, Winchester Mr. & Mrs. Corey Forester, Lexington David Freshwater & Krisia Rosa, Lexington Mr. David Culbertson, Paducah Teresa & Richard Gallant, Danville Drs. Jacqueline & Paul Gerard, Elizabethtown Said & Karlin Ghabrial, Lexington Eric & Lesli Gilliam, Richmond Mrs. Esther J. Gissing, Lexington Bob & Kay Glass, Crestwood Mr. Joe & Mrs. Debbie Graviss, Versailles G. Dan & Beverly Griffith, Owensboro

Ralph & Marilyn Hacker, Lexington Karen Hale, Louisville Teresa Hammer, Georgetown Arthur & Staci Hancock, Paris Wendy & Fred Hansen, Lexington Mr. David C. Hart, Sturgis Jay Hatcher, Louisville Louis E. & Ovaline Hatcher, Albany, GA Marta S. Hayne, Lexington Marilyn Heil-Weber, Louisville Ellen Hellard, Versailles David Henry, Louisville Dr. Jack Herlihy, Lexington Chris & Marcia Hermann, Louisville Mimi & Marshall Heuser, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Hibbard, Richmond Darryl Hill, Berea Mr. Lloyd Hillard, Frankfort Floyd & Nancy Hines, Shepherdsville Mr. Buck & Mrs. Anne Hinkle, Lexington Mr. Henry Hinkle, Paris Thomas S. & Lisa E. Hinkle, Paris Gordy Hoagland, Lexington Allen Holbrook & Forrest Roberts, Owensboro Mr. John Hollon, Nicholasville David Holton, Louisville Hon. Jeff Hoover & Mrs. Karyn Hoover, Jamestown Shae Hopkins, Lexington John & Deborah Hoskins, Winchester Mr. Mike Hulett, Frankfort Mr. &. Mrs. Brett & Emma Ison, Nicholasville Eric & Elizabeth Iversen, Lexington Dr. Kurt & Carla Jaenicke, Ashland Josh Jaggers, Mason, OH Mr. Kenneth R. James, London Brian Johnson, Lexington James E. Jones Jr. & Arleen Johnson, Lexington Mr. Bob & Mrs. Lara Johnson, Louisville Ms. Angela Johnson, Lexington Rosemary Johnson-Dean, Simpsonville Ms. Beth J. Jurek, Frankfort Steve Kaufling, Louisville Mr. Ben C. Kaufmann & Ms. Janet Zusman, Lexington Mr. Roger Kehrt, Lexington Mr. Warren Keller & Ms. Annie Rosenberg, Versailles Carol Kelly, Lexington Mr. Steve Kerrick, Louisville David Kidd, Lexington William & Marcia Kight, Goshen David Kramer, Crestview Hills Karl Ladegast, Louisville Kathleen & Dale Lancaster, Lexington Blair & Nathan Lee, Lexington Tyler Leonhardt, Louisville Sue Leutwyler, Charlestown, IN Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Judy Lippmann, Louisville David & Kelley Lohre, Ft Mitchell Tad & Jackie Long, Lexington Mike & Ginny Longnecker, Maineville, OH Mrs. Mary L. Lonneman, Burlington Patricia Madden, Lexington Jack & Patricia Marcum, Louisville Ms. Sharon Marcum, Lexington Sara Jane & Kenny Marcum, Louisville

Dr. Jules Marquart, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Ron Martin, Lawrenceburg Mr. Jacob Martin, Danville Lucas McAvoy, Lexington Michael & Sharon McCann, Lexington Robert & Denise McClelland, Lexington Monte & Myrna McElfresh, California Mr. & Mrs. Justin McElfresh, Nicholasville Mrs. Barbara McGinty, Paducah Mrs. Karon McKay, Shepherdsville Mary T. Means, Louisville Mr. Robert & Mrs. Susan Means, Louisville Lindy Melvin, Hardyville Mrs. Betty Messenger, Danville Philip & Jan Meyer, Lexington Sharon & Randy Michael, Lexington Leigh Miracle, Lexington Jennifer Moore, Louisville Willilam & Mary Moore, Cynthiana Jack & Phyllis Moreland, Highland Heights Ms. Ruth Morton, Lakeside Park Mrs. Kathy Mounce, Prospect John Mueller, Lexington Sally Mulholland, Lawrenceburg Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Murphy, Georgetown Virginia F. Murphy, Lexington Ms. Cheri Mutersbaugh, Richmond George & Melissa Myers, Shelbyville Kathryn Nash, Lexington Mrs. Laura Neal, Catlettsburg Kate & Mark Neikirk, Crescent Springs Jerry Oney, London Mr. Allan & Mrs. Bunny Parnell, Louisville William Patteson, Louisville Bill Pence, Versailles Kathryn Penkava, Evansville, IN Mr. James H. & Mrs. Julia B. Perry, Morehead Caryl & Bob Pfeiffer, Versailles Ms. Marie L. Piekarski, Lexington Betty Pogue, Fort Thomas Ms. Lois Anne Polan, Lexington C. F. Pollard Foundation, Louisville Hilma & John G. Prather, Somerset Dr. David Quast, Edgewood Mrs. Pam & Mr. James A. Ratterman, Prospect Mr. Robert & Mrs. Betty Reynolds, Mount Sterling Gene & Peggy Rice, Hazard Mr. Robert E. Rich, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Bettye L. Riddle, Madisonville Mrs. Ellen Rieveschl, Covington Mrs. William Robbins, Lexington Ms. Shelby B. Robertson, Louisville Dr. Marilyn Robie & Dr. Arthur Shechet, Lexington Phyllis & Paul Robinson, Lexington Mrs. Martha Rodes, Masonic Home Daniel Roller & Adele Dickerson, Midway Rev. Erin Davis Rouse, Lexington Jane Rowady, Lexington Ric Roy, Lexington Ralph & Pamela Ruschell, Lexington Laurie Scarborough, Louisville Judith Schad, Greenville, IN Dr. Greg Schmieder, Louisville Joan T. Schoen, Louisville Jeanne Schroer & Michael Dinn, Covington Steven & Laura Schweitzer, Nicholasville

Mr. & Mrs. David C. Scott, Jr., Louisville Christine & Douglas Selick, Goshen Howard & Mickey Settle, Lexington Ms. Jennifer Sheets, West Liberty James & Jo Ann Shipp, Mount Sterling Mr. Hamilton B. Simms, Springfield Mr. Vertner Smith & Ms. Barbara West, Louisville Vernon M. & Peggy T. Smith, Louisville Brett Spear & Martha Peterson, Lexington Eula M. & Willis Spears, Nicholasville Dr. Susan Spires, Lexington Ms. Susan L. Staugas, Louisville Shaun Stephens, Lexington Dale Stephenson, Villa Hills Mr. T. R. Storms, Corbin Mr. Bill Straus & Ms. Sherry Zimmerman, Lexington Mrs. Ruth Straus, Lexington Mr. Daniel T. Street, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Greg Survant, Lexington Lora Suttles & Bob Hutchison, Staffordsville Susan Leib Taylor, Frankfort Nancy & William Thames, Richmond Dr. & Mrs. Pete Thompson, Richmond Jeff & Karen Thornton, Danville Peter & Susan Thurman, Louisville Mrs. Ann Todd Dupree, Lexington Joe & Terry Tolan, Louisville Maureen Tomblinson, Madisonville Devin Tweed, Lexington Mr. George Van Meter, Jr., Lexington Mr. & Mrs. John Van Willigen, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Elvis Vaughn, Louisville Jane S. Vergnes, Lexington Roy & Erin Wagner, Winchester Alex & Jayne Waldrop, Lexington Pamela Walker, Lexington Jeremy & Julie Wallace, Lexington Chuck & Donna Walter, Lexington Jason Walton, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William Ward, Lexington Ms. Amelia W. Ward, Lexington

Dr. J. Sloan & Mrs. Jane Warner, Lexington Mr. Linwood Watson & Ms. Charlton Ward, Louisville Tom & Amy Watts, Lexington Mr. Kevin W. Weaver, Lexington Dr. David B. Webster & Dr. Connie Gayle White, Frankfort Mr. & Mrs. Bill Weinberg, Hindman Jane Feltus Welch, Prospect Ms. Sandra H. Welch, Alexandria, VA Wayne Wente, Brownstown, IN Mary R. Wheeler, Versailles Mike & Faye Whitley, Lexington Jill Rae Wilson, Lexington William W. & Mary Witt, Lexington Mr. Randy Worley, Corbin Mr. H. Mac Zachem, Lexington Elisabeth Zwickenpflug-Myers & Howard Myers, Lexington

CORNERSTONE SOCIETY $1,000-$1,199 Eldred Adams, Louisa Ms. Lisa G. Archer & Mr. Robert L. Pfister, Louisville Mrs. Gail B. Austin, Cincinnati Ms. Jana F. Bailey, Taylorsville Mr. George Ballard, Bardstown Ashleigh Behnke, Nicholasville Thomas Blanck, Nicholasville Mrs. Cornelia W. Bonnie, Prospect Ms. Linda K. Breathitt, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Brennan, Louisville Gary & Rebecca Brothers, Lexington Mr. Robert Brown, Crestwood Mr. Robert J. Brown & Mrs. Virginia Brown, La Grange Joan Bryan, Cincinnati, OH James Buchheit, Louisville Roberta Buckley, Lexington George & Mary Jo Budig Family Foundation, Covington

This year, Garren and Susan Colvin joined past honorees at the Northern Kentucky Fund Board’s Martinis & Mistletoe.

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Bulleit Family Foundation, Lexington Bruce & Joan Burton, Corydon, IN R.B. & Mary Campbell, Lexington Greg Claire, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Clay, Mount Sterling Mr. & Mrs. William R. Clem, Lexington William Corley, Rineyville Ms. Jo Ann Czekalski & Mr. Jim Stokes, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. David Daulton, Masonic Home Haley Davis, Russellville Ms. Marguerite Davis, Louisville Mr. Jerry Delaney, Lexington Donald & Effie Dixon, Lexington Philip & Rose Mary Dow, Lexington Jane & Bert Emke, Louisville Laura & Timothy Foley, Crestwood Ms. Jean Frazier, Prospect Conley Family Fund Mr. G.L. & Mrs. Joan Gaston, Louisville Becky Gift, Lexington Mrs. Bruce G. Glenn, Lexington Mr. John Godfrey, Elizabethtown Ms. Sherry Golightly, Paducah Mrs. Mary Louise Gorman, Louisville Dr. & Mrs. Laman Gray, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Gross III, Lexington Ms. Kathleen D. Gullett, Lawrenceburg Caroline Guthrie, Louisville Mike & Brooke Hammond, Shelbyville Mr. Scott & Mrs. Pat Hankla, Frankfort Mr. Brad Harris, Lexington Mrs. Elsie Kay Harris, Lexington Dr. William & Mrs. Nancy Harrison, Owensboro Mrs. Mary & Dr. James Harty, Louisville Rev. Walter & Mrs. Caroline Hehl, Lexington Ms. Carolyn Helm, Louisville Mary Hemken, Lexington Dr. Fred Hendler & Ms. Nancy Martin, Prospect Mr. Henry V. Heuser, Jr., Louisville

Willis & Constance Hobson, Louisville Mr. Roger Gene Hoffman, Louisville Randall Holley, Cadiz Betty & Franklin Hoopes, Lexington Mildred V. Horn Foundation, La Grange Jim & Pat Host, Lexington Marjorie Houghton, Louisville Alice Houston, Prospect Jerry & Ellen Hurt, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Mike Huskisson, Versailles Danny & Barbara Jeffries, Liberty Phyllis Johnson, Ashland Mr. David A. Jones, Jr. & Ms. Mary Gwen Wheeler, Louisville Patricia D. King, Louisville Thomas & Sara Klein, Huntington, WV Mr. Phillip Lachmann, Ft Mitchell Mrs. Jane A. Lapinski, Louisville Carol Jean Ledington, Louisville Mr. Todd Lemley, Versailles Ms. Judith Lesher, Elizabethtown Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lynch, Louisville Tom & Joy Marshall, Pleasureville Dr. Joseph Martin & Mrs. Kathleen LaurinMartin, Park Hills Phil & Sandy McCauley, Jeffersonville, IN Bruce McClure, Hodgenville Ms. Martha McQueary, Lexington John & Mary Medley, Owensboro Ms. Kathryn Mershon, Louisville Richard Monahan, Louisville Ms. Eleanor B. Moore, Louisville Patrice Moore, Liberty Township, OH Dick & Tyra Mueller, Louisville Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Debra Murphy, Louisville J. R. & Glenda Neely, Louisville Mrs. Martha Nichols, Louisville Jerry & Sara Page, Paducah Mrs. Sundae Park, Berea Dr. & Mrs. John Patton, Somerset Ms. Sharon Pfister, Jeffersonville, IN Nick Placido, Wilmore

Summer Celebration Captains Nick and Tyra Rowe (center) welcomed family and 920 mateys for “Sail the Sea with KET.”

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Shari Powers, Cincinnati, OH Mr. Stuart & Mrs. Ildiko Pray, Cincinnati, OH James & Jane Redmon, Louisville Steven E. Redmon, Louisville Rev. Howard & Dee Reynolds, Lexington Charles Rice, Glasgow James & Cheryl Roberts, Louisville Mr. David & Mrs. Linda Roberts, Louisville Donnie Rodgers, Georgetown Warren Rosenthal Foundation, Lexington Tamara Sanderson, Lexington Sandford Family Fund, Louisville Dr. Horace H. Seay & Mrs. Margaret Hodgkin Seay, Louisville Mr. Charles Siemen, Lexington Mr. Christopher Smith, Lexington Patricia F. Smith, Bardstown Marian Spencer, Frankfort Mrs. Judy L. Stewart, Cincinnati, OH Matthew & Jeanie Stiles, Bardstown Ms. Muffy D. Stuart, Lexington Mr. James & Mrs. Caroline Sullivan, Brevard, NC Mr. & Mrs. William Sutton, Richmond Richard B. Sweeney, Louisville Mr. Mark Swieterman, Lexington Ms. Shirley Taylor, Louisville Mr. Ronald Turkett, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Derek D. Vaughan, Lexington Judith Murray & Stan Vetovitz, Crestwood Bob & Ella Mae Wade, Elizabethtown Dr. Jeremy Warner, Lexington Rep. Susan Westrom, Lexington Dolores E. Womack, Flemingsburg Laura Wright, Lexington Shannon Yates, Georgetown Dr. Thomas Young & Ms. Fiona Doherty, Lexington $500-$999 Johan & Abigail Aasbo, Lexington Asa D. Abner, Stanton Leslie W. Abramson, Louisville Mrs. Petie Agnor, Erlanger Melanie & Steve Ahr, Louisville Noel J. Alarie, Danville Candy K. & Daniel Albers, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. William Albertson, Villa Hills Mr. James C. Albisetti, Lexington Nanci & Keith Alexander, Lexington James & Melissa Allen, Louisville Ms. Alicia S. Allen, Auburn Robin Allen & Mark A. Thompson, Fisherville David Ames, Louisville Robin Amsbary, Louisville Dr. Thomas & Mrs. Anne Anderson, Lexington Jerry & Susan Anderson, Lexington Joyce E. Anderson, Lexington Sidney Anderson Foundation Ms. Duane D. Andrews, Louisville Janice Aragon, Lexington Frederick & Barbara Arensman, Louisville Mr. Nii-Nii Armar, Louisville Earlene H. Arnett, Georgetown Ms. Sharkey U. Arnett, Lexington David Arnold, Louisville Ms. Sara Jean Art, Lexington Mr. Larry Atwood, New Albany, IN Melissa Aultman, Louisville

Robert & Judy Ayotte, Louisville Gene Bailey, Cold Spring Mr. Ernest P. Bailey, Lexington Mrs. Debra Bailey, Winchester Ms. Shae Baird, Louisville Ms. Mary Ann Baker, Masonic Home Phillip & Kristen Bale, Glasgow Thomas John Balk, Lexington Ms. Margaret Ballard, Newburgh, IN Dale & Rita Barlow, Berea Mr. Ronald E. Barned, Glasgow Mr. James Barton, Gilbertsville Ms. Kathleen Bean & Mr. Robert Kotheimer, Louisville Shirley Bedard, Louisville Mr. Michael P. Beeby & Ms. Kathryn D. Thomas, Covington Cynthia Beeman & Dennis Lynn, Lexington Morton C. Bell, Goshen Mr. Larry & Mrs. Beverly Bell, Lexington Mrs. Pamela & Mr. Walter Bell, Louisville John Bennie, Louisville Dr. Susan Bentley & Dr. Kim Jonason, Louisville Steve Berger, Louisville Thelma Bergman, Lexington Turney & Kendra Berry, Louisville Mr. Doug Bezold, California Tamela Biggs, Frankfort Mrs. Edith Bingham, Glenview Ms. Laurie A. Birnsteel, Louisville Susan Bishop, Lexington Mr. Christopher Black, Paducah Ms. Norma Blackburn, Madisonville Mrs. Anne & Mr. Michael Blakeney, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Blank, Park Hills Ms. Cecile Blau, Jeffersonville, IN Ms. Ann Blum, Richmond Mr. Arthur Boerner, Jeffersonville, IN Mr. John Boh, Covington Ms. Jody Bosomworth, Lexington Linda Bosse, Versailles Mr. James E. & Mrs. Linda Bourne, New Albany, IN Sandra Bousum, Radcliff Morton & Anne Boyd, Prospect Jane F. Brake, Ph.D., Frankfort Ms. Maggie C. Brandt & Mr. Albert W. Lyons, Eminence Beverly & Alvin Branscum, Stearns Eileen Bray, Frankfort Thomas & Marcella Breidert, Frankfort Charles Brewer, Wilder Michael & Sharon Bright, Pleasureville Mrs. Joyce J. Brindley, Carrollton Richard Brinkman, Dillsboro, IN Richard & Harriet Bromley, Richmond Bruce & Susan Brown, Ironton, OH Cathy & Raeford Brown, Lexington Mattie & Bob Brown, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. H. Hewett Brown, Prospect Stephen & Patricia Bruce, Danville Patricia Cummings Bruggman, Louisville Mrs. Rosemary Weathers Burnham, Loveland, OH Ms. Pam Burris, Louisville Mr. Bob & Mrs. Linda Bush, Jeffersonville, IN Ms. Rita Byrd, Fort Thomas Susan Moloney Byrd, Louisville

Mr. Robert C. Caesar, New Albany, IN Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Callen, Louisville Ray & Cindy Carcione, Louisville Greg Carmichael, Louisville Ms. Carolyn Carothers, Buchanan, TN Karen Carr, Allons, TN Dennis Carrithers, Louisville Ms. Linda W. Carter, Louisville Mr. Jerry E. Carver, Sr., Louisville Mr. Lindy Casebier, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Chavanne, Bardstown Patricia Chervenak, Louisville Lonnie & Phyllis Clark, Brandenburg Ms. Cheryl Clark, Georgetown James Claycomb, Frankfort Mr. Donnie Clemmons, Nicholasville Ms. Barbara G. Clifton, Lexington Ms. Nancy Clinkinbeard, Lexington Mr. Barry N. Cohen, Ashland Roger & Patricia Cole, Lexington Craig & Dorothy Combs, Richmond Ms. Ruth Conley, Staffordsville Mr. Thomas L. Conner, Nicholasville Drs. Larry & Christine Cook, Louisville PJ & Richard Cook, Lexington Mrs. Cornelia Cooper, Somerset Sam & Mary Michael Corbett, Louisville Richard Correll, Lexington Mr. Gary S. Cox, Lawrenceburg Albert G. & Nancy Craft, Lexington Ms. Renee Croket, Louisville James & Madeleine Cronin, Louisville Ms. Peggy D. Crosbie, Lexington Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Kathryn Crouch, Lexington Ernst & Kathlyn Crown-Weber, Danville Mr. Robert G. Cruickshank, Flatwoods Mr. William & Mrs. Marie Cull, Frankfort Dr. Doug Cunningham & Linda Wise Cunningham, Lexington Dr. Charles & Mrs. Janet Dannaher, Louisville Anthony Darin, Park Hills Emilie & Bruce Davis, Lexington Mark & Kate Davis, Louisville Mary Davis, Lexington Ronald & Rosemary Davis, Independence William S. & Carolyn J. Deane, Louisville Mr. Frederick & Ms. Louise Dearborn, Danville Bill & Trish Deatrick, Louisville Ms. Elizabeth Debski, Lexington Mrs. & the late Richard S. DeCamp, Lexington Ms. Jacqueline DeCroo & Mr. Robert Rabel, Lexington Mr. Edward Demonbrun, Louisville Charles Derrickson, Morehead Bill & Elaine Deutsch, Millersburg Ms. Marie E. Dever, Louisville Ms. Laurie Diebold, Louisville Milly Diehl & Col Owens, Ft Mitchell Carrie & David Dieruf, Louisville Cari Divers, Bardstown Ms. Margaret L. Dixon, Columbia Charlotte & John G. Donan, Louisville Patrick Donley, Louisville Mr. John Downard & Ms. Mary Alexander, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. James Doyle, Masonic Home Ms. Ryan Droste, Louisville

Mrs. Mary Duncan, Lexington Suzanne Dunne, Louisville Ms. Edith Dye, Lexington Ms. Ann L. Eads, Frankfort Dr. M. Wilson Eastland, III, Lexington Mary Easton, Prospect James C. & Mary G. Eaves, Louisville Ms. Suzanne Eckerle, Louisville Tawana Edwards, Goshen David W. & Julie Effinger, Louisville Roger Eggerling, Louisville Mr. Dennis B. Egli, Lexington Mrs. Azalie Egnew, Stearns Reverend John G. Eifler, Louisville Dr. & Mrs. John Eldridge, Ft Wright Ms. Cecilia Eldridge, Valley Station Constance Elgan, Greenville, IN Barbara Ellerbrook, Lexington Mrs. Ann Ellerkamp, Louisville Mrs. Doris Elliott, Lexington Ms. Jewell Deene Ellis, Danville Ron Ellis, Lakeside Park William & Linda Ellison, Louisville William & Donna Engle, Lexington Dick & Janice Ernst, Frankfort Richard & Lisa Ernst, Cincinnati, OH Fred & Beverly Erschell, Fort Thomas Kyle & Lyann Fannin, Versailles Claude & Elizabeth Farley, Lexington Ms. Loretta Farris, Carlisle William & Ann Fenton, Louisville Donna Fiaschetti & Marvin Hormann, Wilmore Dr. Fred Fischer, Louisville John & Rita Fleming, Jeffersonville, IN Ms. Jill L. Force & Mr. Patrick Mattingly, Louisville Randall Ford, Campbellsburg Robert A. Ford, Owenton Steven & Sarah Ford, Owensboro Ronald Forrester & Dianna C. Forrester, Burlington Bill & Joy Fotsch, Villa Hills Joseph & Celeste Fowler, Springfield Melissa Fowler, Flatwoods Jeff & Blair Fraley, Lexington Ms. Debra Francis, Incline Village, NV William & Linda Francis, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. James M. Fritz, Lexington Walter & Shirley Fry, Stanton Jon Fuchs, Louisville Ms. Laurel Fuson, Louisville Tricia Gaetz, Lexington Mrs. Joan B. Gaines, Lexington Mr. Cecile Garmon, Glasgow Tom & Ann Garrity, Lexington Mr. Bill Gee, Lexington Ms. Kathleen M. Geile, Louisville Jerry & Suzi Gerichs, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. John Gilbert, Hazard Tony Giordano, Radcliff Mr. Donn Goebel & Ms. Cathy McLeod, Cincinnati, OH Mark & Pat Gooch, Pikeville Ms. Elisabeth M. Goth, Lexington Mrs. Dorothy Graham, Madisonville Ms. Kelly E. Green, Frankfort Adele Greenburg, Harrodsburg Ms. Jo Guthrie Greene, Georgetown Wanda F. Greene, Campbellsville Hugh B. Gregory, Lexington

Mary Beth & Rick Griffith, Lexington Ms. Jane Gross, Prospect Mr. Andrew Grundy, Lebanon Mr. & Mrs. William Guenthner, Louisville William & Brenda Hagan, Bardstown Rose Hale, Floyds Knobs, IN Robert & Angie Halliday, Masonic Home Michael & Joann Hamm, Danville Ms. Diane M. Hampton, Louisville Mr. Seth Hancock, Paris Mrs. Mary Haylee Hancock, Madisonville Kenneth & Judy Handmaker, Goshen Kathy H. Hannah, Owensboro James F. Hardymon, Lexington Susan Harkins, Lexington Donald & Laura Harrison, Montgomery, OH Ray Hart, Louisville Dr. Thomas Hathaway, Lexington Robert & Laura Hecht, Louisville Ms. Margaret Helvey, Williamsburg Ms. Barbara M. Hench, Lexington Neil & Susan Heppler, Villa Hills Ms. Jean Herp, Louisville Kenneth Herrington, III, Louisville Charles & Rhonda Hicks, Lexington Cecelia M. Higdon, Owensboro Mr. Greg P. Hill, Louisville Ordelle Hill & Helen Bennett, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Hugh G. Hines, Jr., Danville Ms. Jayne Girolami Hines, Louisville Ms. Joy Hinkle, Lexington Ms. Eileen Hogan, Frankfort Virginia Holstein, Covington Dr. Taylor & Melissa Hoover, Frankfort Mrs. Aubrey C. Hord, Louisville Joyce C. Hubbard, Paint Lick Mrs. Debbie A. & Mr. J. Brian Humbert, Clarksville, IN Mr. Steven Humes, Frankfort Ms. Aubrey E. Hunter, Nicholasville Mr. Richard Iler, Masonic Home Robert & Sandra Ireland, Lexington Delores Iverson, Bowling Green Brenda C. Jackson, Shelbyville Crystal & L. Scott Jackson, Lexington Monica & Chris Jacobs, Lexington Mr. Harry & Mrs. Michelle James, Frankfort Ms. Barbara Jarvis, Louisville Sam & Theresa Jensen, Louisville David & Dianne Jernigan, Prospect Mrs. Leatrice Johnson, Louisville Ms. Beth E. Johnson, Carrollton Mr. William G. Johnstone, Eastwood The Hon. Brereton Jones & Elizabeth Lloyd Jones, Midway James Jones, Owensboro Mr. Thomas Michael Jones, Elizabethtown Khaldon Jundi, Lexington Donald Kaelin, Jeffersonville, IN Bob & Theresa Kahmann, Covington Daryle & Karen Karnes, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kasarskis, Lexington Mr. Jerome H. Kauper, Louisville Houston Keach & Lowry Ingleheart-Keach, Henderson Mrs. Beth Keeling, Frankfort Sarah & Paul Keith, Smithfield Ms. Judith L. Keitz, Nicholasville Barbara M. Kelty, Louisville Henrietta & Dan Kemp, Hopkinsville Jan Kempf, Louisville

Virginia Kerst, Covington John & Mary Keyer, Louisville Mr. Jim Kimmel, Louisville Tom & Judy Kinman, Crestview Hills Diane Kinny, Louisville Mrs. Dorothy & Mr. Kevin Kline, Lexington Beth Kloiber, Lexington Hannah Knudsen, Lexington Cynthia Koplos, Goshen Ms. Julia P. Kring, Frankfort Dr. Forrest S. & Mary Julia Kuhn, Louisville Gloria & William Laing, Horse Cave Mrs. Regina Lancaster, Elizabethtown Mr. Robert Langley, Lexington Ms. Sharon LaRue, Louisville Dr. Robert Lawrence, Goshen Mr. Greg Lawrey, Louisville Ms. Connie Lawson, Richmond Mr. Willis Lee, Frankfort David & Darlene Leet, Lexington David & Phyllis Leibson, Louisville Deborah Levine & Brad Chaires, Louisville Ms. Charlotte Lewis, Frankfort Don Lichtenfelt, Lexington Ms. Elaine Liechty, Cincinnati, OH Mrs. Marianne & Mr. David Locke, Highland Heights William Lockwood, Lexington Mr. Samuel C. Long, West Liberty Claudene Lopez, Texico, IL Ms. Bebe Lovejoy, Lexington Lawrence & Cynthia Lowe, Frankfort Hon. Crit Luallen & Mr. Lynn Luallen, Frankfort Mr. William & Mrs. Charlotte Lubawy, Lexington Ms. Joann Luecke, Crestwood Mr. Harry L. Lusk, Vine Grove Abby & Fairleigh Lussky, Louisville Kathryn & Richard Lyon, Lexington Alexander Lyttle, Nicholasville Phyllis Macadam, Lexington Juan Madera, Louisville Dr. Alan & Mrs. Beryl Male, Lexington Dr. Lana Mandzy, Louisville James Marnatti, Nicholasville Ms. Linda Mills Marquis-Cate, Fort Mitchell Donn & Kitty Marston, Lancaster Skipper & Hana Martin, Louisville Mr. George Mason, Jr., Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Harvey E. Matheny, Louisville Loys & Sonja Mather, Lexington Mr. Danny Matherly, Lexington John B. & Joyce Mattingly, Louisville Mr. David W. May, Danville Ms. Elizabeth L. May, Glasgow Ms. Karen May, Lexington Ann Mayer, Lexington Robert Maynard, Richmond Mrs. Carolyn & Mr. John McBride, Louisville David & Diane McCall, Lexington Larry McClellan, Vienna, IL James & Malkanthie McCormick, Lexington Dr. Martha & Mr. Terrence McCoy, Louisville Esther McCoy, Owensboro Marilynn McCoy, Louisville Margot D. McCullers, Lexington Mrs. Constance E. McDonald, Louisville Richard & Darlene McDowell, Sellersburg, IN Patricia Buckner McHugh, Louisville The Reverend Leslie McKown, Henderson

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Ryan McLane, Edgewood Mr. John Gary & Mrs. Jeanetta Burbridge McNeill, Georgetown Donald & Carol Mead, Louisville Mr. Terry Meadows, Ashland Mr. Greg B. Meegan, Lexington Barbara & Ron Mercer, Louisville Carol Mercer, Highland Heights Doug & Vicki Meredith, Lanesville, IN Steve & Anna Lee Mershon, Louisville Arvid & Judy Metcalf, Wilmore Mr. & Mrs. Robert Michael, Louisville Ms. Ellen Mihan, Louisville Mr. Ronald Mikulak, Louisville Matt Milano, Georgetown Fred & Linda Miller, Paducah Mr. & Mrs. Tony & Bell Miller, Louisville Ms. Mary K. Miller, Wilmore Ron & Sandra Miller, Paducah Catherine Mills, Lexington Mr. Samuel & Mrs. Beth Mitchell, Lexington Ram Mohan, Cincinnati, OH Andrea Montgomery, Lexington David Mooneyhan, Shelbyville Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Moore, Jr., Frankfort Mr. Dale G. & Mrs. Arcelia M. Moore, Crestwood Ms. Jean R. Moore, Lexington Jane Morris, Louisville Ms. Donna Moser Peak, Masonic Home Carol O’Hare Motz, Cincinnati, OH Mr. R. Charles & Mrs. Sally Moyer, Louisville Robert & Jan Mucci, Lexington Mr. Jack B. Mullikin, Lexington Rachel Mulloy, Louisville Mike & Ines Murphy, Bowling Green Mr. Graeme Murray & Ms. Vicki Herche, Covington Ruth Muschette, Lexington Dr. Marshall D. Myers, Richmond Larry Myers & Paula Erdelyi, Prospect Thomas & Anna Neely, Madisonville Ms. Marjorie L. Neff, Mount Sterling Mr. Russ Neil & Ms. Diane M. Laughlin, Louisville Janice & Tom Nelson, Paducah Diana Newman, Louisville Ms. Billie W. Newton, Lexington William L. & Doris Niemann Charitable Foundation Henry Obryan, Owensboro Robert & Betty O’Bryan, Goshen Mr. Thomas Oetinger & Mrs. Judith Fisher Oetinger, Prospect Mr. Norman O’Grady, Louisville Mr. Stephen O’Hara, Louisville Mr. William Oliver & Ms. Marla R. Smoot, Crittenden Mr. Donald Olson, Louisville Mary & Gavan O’Shea, Louisville Ms. Gale Ossenbeck, Cold Spring Valerie Overlan, Lexington Mrs. Ona Owen, Louisville Ms. Mary Palumbo, Frankfort Brenda Pappas, Louisville Kaitlin Patterson, Lexington Ms. Linda Payne, Henderson Margaret S. Peabody, Louisville Ms. Virginia Pearce, Louisville Robert & Virginia Peck, Jeffersonville, IN Mark J. Perelmuter, Louisville

Karen & Robert Petry, Lexington Mr. Eugene Pflughaupt, Danville Mr. William L. Phelps, Versailles Nick Phelps, Goshen Ms. Jane E. Phillips, Lexington Lance Piecoro, Lexington Ms. Mary Piper, Cincinnati, OH Ms. Debra Pittman, Stanford Ms. Bonnie Plummer, Richmond Bettie Poland, Danville Ms. Nita Porter, Brandenburg Ms. Kitty Portwood, Lexington Mary Powell, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Terry Powers, Lexington Ms. Nancy Pratte, Louisville Lowell & Sasha Press, Bellevue, WA Mr. William & Mrs. Martha Pumphrey, Winchester Mr. Brian Queen, Lexington Mrs. Rebecca R. Ragsdale, Louisville Richard Ramirez, Lexington Eileen Rednour, Hanson Bill & Mary Reed, Versailles William Reisz, Louisville James & Jacquelyn Remley, Villa Hills Bruce & Kathy Reynolds, Lexington L. Raymond & Denise Reynolds, Lexington Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Ann Rich, Louisville Mary Richie, Louisville Ms. Dorothy S. Ridings, Louisville Dan Riegler, Florence Tom Ritchie, Louisville Juli & Michael Roberts, Louisville Robert & Cynthia Robinson, Louisville Mr. David B. Rocca, Corydon, IN Ms. Laura R. Rogers, Louisville Ms. Norma Sue Rogers, Monticello John Roppel, Bedford Al & Vickie Rose, Mount Washington John & Jean Rosenberg, Prestonsburg Franklin Rotondi, Houston, TX James & Sharon Rouse, Versailles Rouse Family Foundation Andrew Russman, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Ruth, Lexington Beverly S. Ryan, Lexington Ron & Mary Kaye Sanders, Hodgenville Mike & Dawn Scanlon, Lexington Moosnick-Schatzi Fund, Lexington Ms. Dorothy Scheitlin, Radcliff Martha Schlegel, Lexington Ms. Karen A. Schmidt, Cold Spring Ron & Phyllis Schmidt, Cincinnati, OH Ray Schuhmann, Louisville Mr. Paul F. Schumacher, Louisville Dr. Sheila A. Schuster, Louisville Ms. Angela Scott, Columbia Ms. Catherine Sewell & Mr. Stephen Zollner, Louisville Mrs. Ellen & Mr. Max Shapira, Louisville Mr. Fithian M. Shaw, Jr., Louisville Dr. Mary Ellen Shields, Berea Kathleen Shiner, New Albany, IN Donald & Catherine Shoemaker, Louisville Sylvia Shor, Cincinnati Guy & Mary Silva, Lanesville, IN Ms. Jane B. Skidmore, Barbourville Theresa M. Slaiman, Bardstown Ms. Shirley Sliker, Prospect Ms. Marilyn Smith, Elizabethtown

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Ms. Mary E. Smith, Murray Ms. Susan W. Smith, Jeffersonville, IN Virginia & David Smith, Lexington Mr. Sheryl Snyder & Ms. Jessica Loving, Louisville Timothy C. & Mary Soulis, Lexington Michele Sparks & Julie Fulks, Lexington James & Lakie Spaulding, Kermit, WV Burl Spurlock, Prestonsburg Terri & Raghu Srinivasan, Maysville Dr. Steven Stack & Dr. Tracie Overbeck, Lexington Ms. Catherine C. Staib, Lexington Ernie W. & Georgia G. Stamper, Lexington Ms. Kimberly Staples, Georgetown, IN Edith Starcher, Versailles Paula M. Steiner, Villa Hills Joe Stepp, Pippa Passes Lorri & Greg Stepp, Georgetown Drs. John & Magdalene Stewart, Lexington Gary L. & Cheryl C. Stewart, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Bill Storms, Corbin Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Jane Stowe, Cincinnati, OH Mr. James Straub, Lexington Dr. Gordon Strauss & Dr. Catherine Newton, Prospect Lori Street, Lexington Mr. Bernard & Mrs. Eileen Dalenberg Strenecky, Louisville Mr. James Strine, Edgewood Mark Strong, Lexington Jason Swanson, Danville Ms. Carolyn N. Sweazy, Elizabethtown Mr. Ed Sweeney, Lexington Mr. David & Mrs. Kay Switzer, Lexington Ms. Anne Swope, Elizabethtown Robert & Janet Swope, Elizabethtown Philip Tabb, Elizabethtown Michael E. Tain, Lancaster June C. Talbert, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Tapke, Jr., Fort Mitchell Richard & Jeanne-Marie Tapke, Fort Mitchell Robin & Michael Tarter, Somerset Rollin & Ann Tarter, Danville Ms. Mildred K. Tatum, Owensboro Mrs. Sherry Taul, Mount Sterling Hillary Taylor, Louisville Marjorie Susan Taylor, Milford, OH Maury & Carol Taylor, Huntington, WV Mr. Harry Taylor, Louisville Neil & Michele Taylor, Mc Daniels Richard & Ann Taylor, Hardinsburg Dr. Joseph & Mrs. Ann Thompson, Louisville Nancy Thompson, Charlestown, IN Raymond Thorpe, Jeffersonville, IN Alice Tiano, Louisville Dr. Ouida Tisdall, Lexington Frank Tonini, Louisville Josh & Olesia Toole, Louisville Wesley & Cindy Tracy, Frankfort Leo T. Tsai Russell F. Tucker & Maryanne O’Canna, Lexington Dr. Wayne & Brenda Tuckson, Louisville Jan & Kenneth Tunnell, Richmond Mark Turner, Washington, D.C. Chris & Hui-Nee Tyler, Lexington

Mr. Chris & Mrs. Linda Valentine, Louisville Justice Laurance B. & Judge Lucy F. Van Meter, Lexington Mr. Randall C. Vaughn, Lexington Scott & Roberta Veazey, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. David Vislisel, Louisville Mr. Paul F. Vissman, Louisville Marcia & Mark Wade, Lexington Ms. Faith Wagner, Crittenden Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Wagoner, Lexington Mr. R. Eric Waldman, Lexington Gregory & Nancy Moore Waldrop, Cadiz Dr. Retia D. Walker, Lexington John Walker, Louisville Robert Walker, Lexington Dr. Bill Walsh, Louisville Harry & Sally Ward, Fulton Kevin & Linda Wardell, Prospect Mrs. Judith L. Waterman, Prospect David Watts, Lexington Mr. William Weber, Louisville Carolyn Wells, Lancaster Ted & Teresa Werner, Villa Hills Byron & Deborah Westerfield, Versailles Dr. & Mrs. William B. Wheeler, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Wheeler, Paducah Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wheeler, Louisville John White & Freda Sharp, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Lee T. White, Hopkinsville Gail & Herman Wiederwohl, Georgetown David & Jill Wiegman, New Albany, IN Raymond & Irene Wilborn Charitable Foundation, Louisville John Williams, Versailles Mr. Keith Williams, Fernandina Beach, FL John & Christine Willig, Bellevue Angene & Jack Wilson, Lexington Henry & Faye Wilson, Gravel Switch James R. Wilson, Keene Mr. & Mrs. James T. Wilson, Bronston Robert Wilson, Dayton Dr. M.A. & Mrs. Portia B. Winchester, Lexington David & Joan Winkler, Louisville Stephen & Coretta Wolford, Louisville Ms. Sally H. Wood, Owensboro Stephen Woodall, Lexington Ms. Judy Worth, Lexington Melanie Wrensch, Columbia Michael A. & Karen R. Wright, Stamping Ground Ms. Anna M. Yates, Elizabethtown Donald & Christine Zalewa, Georgetown, IN Nancy Zander, Hopkinsville Dr. & Mrs. J. Steven Zeh, Louisville

CORPORATE PARTNERS: ANNUAL FUND, PROGRAM & EVENT SPONSORS $25,000-$99,999 Alltech Brown-Forman Corporation Central Bank & Trust Company Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky HARP Enterprises/R. Baird Properties LLC Kentucky Lottery Toyota Kentucky

$10,000-$24,999 Baird Cabinet For Health & Family Services CHI St. Joseph Health Clay Ingels Co., Inc. Fred Rogers Productions Hardscuffle, Inc. Kentucky African American Heritage Commission Kentucky Blood Center Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Kentucky Education Association Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Kentucky Farm Bureau LG&E & KU Energy Foundation LifeWorks at Western Kentucky University Louisville Orchestra Owensboro Health St. Elizabeth Healthcare UK HealthCare Wiebold Studio $5,000-$9,999 Alliance Resource Partners Beaumont Family Dentistry Best Western Hotels & Resorts The Brown Biggins Group at Morgan Stanley Cave Hill Cemetery Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc. Community Action Council Community Trust Bank DELL EMC Eastern Kentucky University Four Roses Distillery Frontier Nursing University Highlands Latin School Kentucky American Water Kentucky Broadcasters Association Kentucky Center for Mathematics Kentucky Historical Society Kentucky League of Cities Kentucky Proud Kosair Charities Leadership Kentucky Louisville Zoo McBrayer PLLC National Undergound Railroad Freedom Center Northern Kentucky University ProSys Sew-A-Lot Thoroughbred – Design Engineer Construct Transylvania University UK Libraries Valvoline $2,500-$4,999 AARP Kentucky State Office AIA Kentucky Baird Foundation, Inc Ball Homes Bank of the Bluegrass Wealth Management Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts Corporex Dean Dorton Dentons Bingham Greenebaum LLP Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP Duo Broadband Duo County Telephone Co-Op Dr. Schneider Automotive Systems

Dressman Benzinger Lavelle Equity Solutions Group Fifth Third Bank G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Inc. Good Foods Co-Op Gray Harrod Concrete & Stone Co. HJI Supply Chain Solutions HORAN Jane Austen Society of North America Greater Louisville Region Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs Kentucky Opera Kindred Healthcare, Inc Lexington Diagnostic Center & Open MRI Live Nation MCM CPAs & Advisors Republic National Distributing Co. of KY Stites & Harbison Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC UPS U.S. Bank University of Louisville Vice Acquisitions WesBanco Willett Distillery Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP $1,500-$2,499 21c Museum Hotel - Lexington American Trust Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Assured Partners NL Becky Jordan State Farm Insurance Agency Inc. Bluegrass Animal Rehab Center Bluegrass Community & Technical College Bluegrass Hospitality Group C&R Asphalt Cecil’s Heating & Air Conditioning C-Forward Citizens Commerce Bank Clark Material Handling Co. CT Consultants Cumberland Valley National Bank Duke Energy Elaine Allen LLC Elevar Design Group Elevate Entertainment & Event Support Services Elkton Bank & Trust Company Forcht Bank Gateway Area Development District Gateway Community & Technical College Gess Mattingly & Atchison Heartland Music Together Hyden Citizens Bank Independence Bank JP Morgan Chase Keeneland Keller Williams Realty KEMI Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists Kentucky Falun Dafa Association Kentucky Nurses Association Kentucky Science Center Kentucky Select Properties Lexington Clinic Littler Marsh & McLennan Agency

McCarthy Strategic Solutions LLC Northern Kentucky Tri-Ed Norton Healthcare Osterman Cron Furnishings PlayPros PNC Bank Redbird Disaster Recovery Services Republic Bank & Trust Co. Riegler Blacktop, Inc. Rose Grasch Camenisch Mains PLLC Shippers Solutions Southeast Printing & Mailing Service Stantec Tilford, Dobbins & Schmidt, PLLC UK College of Communication & Information University of Kentucky Wells Fargo Advisors- Bluegrass Market Wendover Preservation Fund WLEX-TV Zalla Companies $500-$1,499 GBBN Architects Jefferson County Teachers Association Justin’s House of Bourbon Suburban Woman’s Club of Lexington, Lexington Tito’s Handmade Vodka

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Illinois Tool Works Foundation Johnson & Johnson Marsh & McLennan Companies US & Canada McKesson Corporation Microsoft Nisource Corporate Services Oracle Proquest State Farm Companies Foundation Tapestry Foundation Teradata Texas Gas Transmission Texas Instruments Foundation Thermo Fisher Scientific Thrivent Toyota Motor Corporation UBS Financial Services UnitedHealth Group Incorporated US Bank Foundation Verizon Foundation YourCause Yum! Brands Foundation

GROUP MEMBERSHIPS

Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Retired Teachers Association

ENDOWMENT GIFTS KET PBS PROGRAM FUND Ms. Judith K. Ball, Scott Depot, WV The Carolyn Tassie Memorial Fund JOHN HALL ENDOWMENT FOR EDUCATION Mrs. Mira Ball, Lexington Jane Berger, Naples, FL Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Block, The Woodlands, TX Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Bullard, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bulleit, Lexington Mary Butler, Lexington R.B. & Mary Campbell, Lexington Lee Carroll, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William S. Chapman, Lexington

For “Roaring with KET,” guests reveled in 1920s style at the Louisville Fund Board’s February Fanfare.

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CIBS Center/Wesley Ely, Nashville, TN Barrie Blazer Conner, Prospect Dana Cox, Lexington Jamie Crooks, Brooklyn, NY Mr. Robert G. Cruickshank, Flatwoods John & Karen Dansby, Sedona, AZ Ms. Sarah W. Davis, Lexington Nancy Delisi, Naples, FL Jack Ditty, Ashland John S. & Jane Domaschko, Covington Ms. Piper McDonald Evans, San Francisco, CA Douglas & Debra Ezzell, Lexington Gigi Feazell, Fernandina, FL Joyce & Thomas Fitzgerald, Naples, FL Mrs. Virginia Fox, Frankfort Mrs. Joan B. Gaines, Lexington Ms. Katie Giannasi, Signal Mountain, TN Mr. Louis L. Haggin, III, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. James Hardymon, Lexington Shae Hopkins, Lexington Beth & Brad Jones, Nashville, TN Dr. & Mrs. Roger J. Klein, Ashland Thomas & Sara Klein, Huntington, WV William Klein, Ashland John Ward Klein, Ashland Ms. Nana Lampton, Louisville Robert & Gwen Langley, Lexington Joseph & Ronnica Lee, Ashland Charles J. Luellen, Austin, TX Vicki Luhowiak, Signal Mountain, WV Mr. W. Bruce Lunsford, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. George Daniel Martin, Lexington Phil Mason, Sundance, WY Lark McCarthy, Las Vegas, NV Lori Moore, Ashland Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Moran, Lexington Nick & Susan Nicholson, Naples, FL Dr. Bruce & Mrs. Martha Nicol, Lexington Jim & Katie O’Brien, Lexington Hon. Peggy P. Patterson & Charles E. Patterson, Prospect Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Judi Patton, Pikeville John & Anita Pettus, Louisville Albert & Carol Prillaman, Hilton Head, SC Eugene Renna, Naples, FL Mary L. Reshkin, Chicago, IL Ms. Michele Ripley, Lexington Lyle & Laurie Roelofs, Berea Rouse Family Foundation, Lexington Michael & Margaret Ruehling, Naples, FL Arthur & Simone Salomon, Lexington Thornton & Jean Scott, Lexington Phyllis B. Spears, Lexington Patrick Taintor, Signal Mountain, TN Matthew & Patricia C. Tierney, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Tommy Tompkins, Nashville, TN Mr. & Mrs. Job D. Turner III, Lexington George Van Meter, Jr., Lexington Jay Varellas, Berkeley, CA Mr. John H. & Mrs. Helen Wallace, Lexington Dr. Charles T. & Mrs. Judy Wethington, Jr., Lexington Mr. Harvie & Mrs. Nellie Wilkinson, Lexington Jane Willingham, Macon, GA Tom Wilmes, Lexington

O. LEONARD PRESS ENDOWMENT FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS In memory of Al Smith Bob & Laura Babbage, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Berry, Port Royal Mrs. Edith S. Bingham, Glenview Janice & Terry Birdwhistell, Lexington Jack & Brenda Brammer, Shelbyville Mrs. Lucy A. Breathitt, Lexington Robin Burrow, Abilene, TX Steve & Sissy Cawood, Pineville Mrs. Nancy L. Christiano, Lexington Richard & Elizabeth Clay, Louisville Sara Combs, Stanton Ms. Susan C. Cook, Bowling Green Al & Patti Cross, Frankfort Tim & Lana Dearinger, Lexington Gary & Alice Dehner, Lexington Frank Dickey & Laura G. White, Lexington David & Joy Beth Dunn, Bowling Green Mr. & Mrs. Paul Eakin, Lexington Carol Elam, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Eller, Lexington Mrs. Virginia G. Fox, Frankfort Bill & Debbie Lacy Goodman, Lexington Mr. Carter Hancock, Louisville Arthur & Staci Hancock, Paris Elizabeth & Gary Hansen, Lexington Mark & Lisa Hebert, Louisville Mrs. Holly James, Lexington Steven & Jennifer Krolak, Lexington Virginia Lawson, Hopkinsville Joe & Carole L. Lee, Lexington Ms. Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington Anne Noel, Hopkinsville Leslie & Shelly Page, Lexington Mr. Barry W. Peel, Lancaster April Prager, Lexington Lowell & Sasha Press, Bellevue, WA Mary & George Rasmussen, Lawrenceburg Kevin & Leah Robey, Lexington Mrs. Paula & Mr. Dave Sevigny, Lexington Melanie Simpson-Conley, Lexington Mrs. Martha Helen Smith, Sarasota, FL Melinda Storey, Lexington Deborah Thomas, Louisville Mr. Lawrence Webster, Pineville Mr. & Mrs. Bill Weinberg, Hindman Ms. Nancy C. Wolsk, Lexington Deborah & Richard Yetter, Louisville Elisabeth Zwickenpflug-Myers & Howard Myers, Lexington Tribute gifts in memory of Al Smith Mrs. Mira Ball, Lexington Mr. James E. Bassett III, Midway Ms. Linda K. Breathitt, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Farmer, Midway Gray Construction, Lexington Mrs. Donna & the late John Hall, Lexington Jim & Pat Host, Lexington Kentucky Broadcasters Association, Frankfort Ms. Lois Mateus, Harrodsburg McBrayer, PLLC, Lexington Kate & Mark Neikirk, Crescent Springs Mr. Stephen Reily & Ms. Emily S. Bingham, Louisville UK College of Communication and Information, Lexington

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MEMORIAL GIFTS Carol & Joseph Spalding, Louisville David & Aasta Carver, Evansville, IN, in memory of Donald Richard Carver Carolyn Elgin, Lexington, in memory of Linda Goodyear Mrs. Peggy G. Holliday, West Chester, OH, in memory of Michael Holliday Mr. Steve Parsch & Ms. Marcia Johnson, Prospect, in memory of Myra Green Hawley Mr. Perry Poe, Brooksville, in memory of Maude Boggs Teegarden John Snyder, Lexington, in memory of Rose Jones Eugene & Kathleen Warren, Lexington, in memory of Jane Combs Ms. Laura G. White, Lexington, in memory of Harriet Collier Marsha Wood, Eddyville, in memory of Marshal Turner Ms. Karen Kasacavage, Lexington, in memory of John D. Crawford Margaret Smith, Stamping Ground, in memory of John D. Crawford In memory of Joe Ball Ray & Jackie Bailiff, Springfield, MO John Cirigliano, Lexington John & Susan Davis, Lexington Curt & Jan Ehrmantraut, Lexington Allen Garner, Lexington Mr. Franklin Gray & Mrs. Vanessa WellsGray, Lexington Sarah Jackson, Frankfort John Lepley, Lexington John Oconnor, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Alexander W. Thompson, Lexington James Treacy, Brooklyn, NY Brenda Wesley, Science Hill Ms. Elaine A. Wilson, Somerset In memory of Larry Hopkins Jerry & Susan Anderson, Lexington James P. Atkins, Lexington Bob & Laura Babbage, Lexington Mrs. Mira Ball, Lexington Joyce L. Beatty, Apex, NC Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Beck, Lexington T. Bruce & Jennifer Bell, Lexington Christopher Brooker, Louisville Barry & Sandra Brown, Henrico, NC R.B. & Mary Campbell, Lexington Lee Carroll, Lexington James & Jeanne Codell, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cowden, Lexington Barbara A. Cox, Lexington Mrs. Betty Dabney Brown, Masonic Home Haley & Dan Dickerson, Lexington Jean Dorton, Lexington Gloria H. Doughty, Lexington Stephen Driesler, Lexington Thomas Duke, Lexington Mrs. Janet Ellinger, Lexington Marta Ferguson, Lexington Mrs. Jean Neel Ford, Owensboro Mr. Robert E. Fox & Sue Wylie-Fox, Lexington Mrs. Virginia G. Fox, Frankfort Ms. Sandra Frazier, Louisville

Robert E. Gable, Lexington Hart Graves, Lexington Kelly Green, Frankfort G. Dan & Beverly Griffith, Owensboro Matt Grimm, Lexington Mrs. Donna S. Hall, Lexington Ms. Lissa R. Henderson, Kevil Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hensinger, Lexington Shae Hopkins, Lexington Jim & Pat Host, Lexington Dr. Mary Lloyd Ireland, Lexington Fred & Suzanne Karem, Lexington Daniel Kesten, New York, NY Keith Knapp, Lexington Ms. Nana Lampton, Louisville Janice Langston, Lexington Charles & Diane Lovell, Lexington James & Lori Martin, Lexington John & Rebecca McCauley, Lexington Becca Meadows, Arlington, VA Laurie Meyer, Frankfort Mrs. Lou Anne Moss, Lexington Chris Murphy, Oak Park, IL Roberta & Joe Owens, Waco, TX Mr. & Mrs. James Park, Lexington Ashley Pennebaker, Naples, FL Peter & Lana Perlman, Lexington Andrea Pett, Los Angeles, CA Griggs & Molly Powell, Lexington Lowell & Sasha Press, Bellevue, WA Evelyn Pulito, Lexington Gary & Brenda Raney, Lancaster Christopher W. Riddle, CPA, Lexington Ms. Michele Ripley, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Fon Rogers II, Lexington Benjamin D. & Julie H. Schmidt, Prospect Rachel Schmidt, Georgetown Nancy Southgate, Lexington Sena Sword, Richmond Nancy & William Thames, Richmond Matthew & Patricia C. Tierney, Lexington Jane Mabry Walker, Knoxville, TN Blair West Warren J. Wilson, New York, NY Mrs. Lucy A. Breathitt, Lexington In memory of Nelson Rodes Jr. Mr. Richard & Mrs. Phyllis Frymire, Madisonville Joseph & Louise Helm, Louisville Kit Lively & Sam Hodges, Dallas, TX Roscoe & Sally Willett, Louisville In memory of Florence Ann Wilson Ms. Helen J. Boyle, Walton Sandra K. Snyder, Carrollton Donnie & Lisa Stethen, Carrollton

LEGACY CIRCLE, Realized

E. Ruth Braeutigam Charitable Trust Estate of Nellie Mae Bates Estate of Evelyn Cartmill Nijel V. Clayton Estate Estate of Thomas Hastings Samuel G. Jenkins Jr. Fund for KET Estate of Margot Kling Estate of Ann Pryse Rieth Estate of Karol Steger Estate of Mary Maurice Utley Estate of Mr. Hugo Vontz Estate of Beverly Wagner Estate of Carol Williams

Kentucky Authority for Educational Television Chair: G. Dan Griffith, Owensboro • Vice Chair: David Couch, Frankfort • Secretary: Robert M. Beck, Lexington • Executive Committee at Large: Leah Adkins, Catlettsburg, and Karyn Hoover, Jamestown • Jay Mehta, Murray • Crystal Staley, Lexington • Kevin W. Weaver, Lexington • Jason E. Glass, Ed.D., Kentucky Commissioner of Education (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: Kelly Green, Frankfort • President-Elect: A. Dale Josey, Louisville • Secretary: Elizabeth Griffith, Owensboro • Vice Presidents: Kathy Brauer, Henderson; Jean Dorton, Lexington; Peggy Patterson, Prospect; Ben Talley, Hopkinsville • Past President: Rebecca Rose, Morgantown • Nominating Chair: Carol Beirne, Ft. Mitchell Commonwealth Fund for KET Chair: Nick Nicholson, Lexington • Secretary: Kimberly D. Patton, Hebron • Treasurer: John S. Domaschko, Covington • D.R. Ball, Lexington • Mira S. Ball, Lexington • Robert M. Beck, Lexington • Mary Butler, Dry Ridge (Friends of KET representative) • Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington • Vickie Yates Brown Glisson, Louisville • G. Dan Griffith, Owensboro • Shae Hopkins, KET Executive Director • Alice Houston, Louisville • William J. Jones, Paducah • Nana Lampton, Louisville • Michael Owsley, Bowling Green • Hilma Prather, Somerset • Melanie Simpson-Conley, Lexington • William T. Young Jr., Lexington VISIONS/ Volume XLV, Number 10 Visions is a membership benefit published monthly by KET, with funds from the KET Foundation Inc., 600 Cooper Drive, Lexington, KY, 405022296, (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.

Guide Staff Managing Editor: Elizabeth Greenfield • Editor: Reggie Beehner • Art Director: Missy Upton • Contributing Staff: Debbie Britton, Mollie Eblen, Nancy Howard, Katherine Mueller-White • Photography: Patrick Brumback • Design/Production: Karen Billings, Amy Crittenden, Sam Cooper, Justin Stewart • 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

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

Rosie’s Rules

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.

Use your Kroger Community Rewards to help KET If you shop at Kroger, be sure to use your Kroger rewards card at each visit and link your card to KET! Simply sign into your account at kroger.com, then select My Account and Community Rewards. Search “Commonwealth Fund for KET” to select KET as your preferred nonprofit. After that, every purchase made when you swipe your Kroger rewards card will contribute a percentage to KET!

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

EXPANDED OFFERINGS OF POPULAR PROGRAMS KET PBS KIDS

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