Visions October 2023

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

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n the early years of Hilma Prather’s career, when she worked as a teacher and later a principal with Somerset Independent Schools, she’d always held a “teacher’s appreciation” for KET and the educational resources the network created for educators across the Commonwealth.

It wasn’t until after she retired and embarked upon a second career in public education advocacy – including positions with the Kentucky Department of Education and the Pritchard Committee for Academic Excellence – that Prather says she got a better view of KET and took in the full breadth of the network’s efforts to support education in Kentucky.

“That’s when I really began to understand the multi-faceted approach to services that KET offers learners of all ages,” Prather said.

“I saw that KET was so much more than just its television programming. It’s an educational hub that strives to meet the needs of Kentuckians throughout the different chapters of their lives.”

Prather, who served on KET’s governing board from 1994-2018 and as the board’s chair from 20072010, said the front row seat she was afforded to KET’s operations only deepened her appreciation for the network.

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TODAY’S KET KET HAS DONE AN EXTRAORDINARY JOB OF USING TECHNOLOGY TO STAY ABREAST OF THE NEXT WAY TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO KENTUCKIANS. - Hilma Prather

tion its main thing,” said Prather, who these days continues to volunteer on the Commonwealth Fund for KET. “That was the vision of KET’s founder Len Press: to provide equitable educational services to children across Kentucky, regardless of where they lived. And KET has never veered from that course.

Rather, it’s expanded it immensely and done an extraordinary job of using technology to stay abreast of the next way to provide services to Kentuckians.”

As an example, she points to KET’s efforts to create a variety of online resources that support people of all ages and walks of life. For those interested in early childhood education, for instance, there’s the online resource Let’s Learn Kentucky, which offers new parents helpful tips on preparing their child

for preschool. For those eying a career change, there’s KET’s workforce development resources, such as FastForward, which helps people study for the GED® equivalency exam, and Workplace Essential Skills, which helps them brush up on key business and math concepts.

And for those interested in public affairs, KET’s legislative coverage and programs such as Kentucky Edition, Kentucky Tonight and KET Forums help people stay informed about the issues facing the Commonwealth.

“In a place like Kentucky, where so many of our population centers sit along bordering states, there’s a lot of forces pulling Kentuckians’ interests outward to other regions,” Prather said. “But KET does a great job of bringing our attention back to Kentucky and creating conversations that help unify our state.”

And when it comes to teaching children about Kentucky and its history, KET’s classroom resources are still “second to none,” thanks to engaging online series such as News Quiz, Social Studies Shorts and KET’s virtual tours that explore significant landmarks and historical sites around the Commonwealth.

“Even as peoples’ lives change, KET does so much to meet their needs,” she said. “I think that’s why KET has as much value today as it did when it was founded in 1968. It really is a huge treasure for Kentuckians.”

The fall season is always a beautiful and busy time in Kentucky.

With statewide elections in a few weeks, our award-winning public affairs team is providing candidate forums every Monday evening this month on Kentucky Tonight.

From Ken Burns comes The American Buffalo, a two-part series told in the filmmaker’s signature style that chronicles the story of an animal that found itself at the center of many of our nation’s most mythic and sometimes heartbreaking tales.

KET is presenting a new production Jim Host: Game Changer, which shares Host’s impact on sports marketing and his work as an entrepreneur, public servant and civic volunteer.

And Kentucky Life, hosted by Chip Polston, kicks off its 29th season, featuring new stories with some of Kentucky’s most compelling personalities, places and natural wonders.

This year marks KET’s 55th anniversary on the air, providing educational programs and services for Kentuckians of all ages. We’re grateful for the vision of KET’s founder, Len Press, and for the support and advocacy through the years of many volunteers like Hilma Prather, and everyone who has helped KET grow into one of the largest and most respected public media services in the country.

On behalf of the more than two million people that use KET each week, we thank you for your support that’s helping KET continue to fulfill its mission and make our programs and services possible!

Sincerely,

Shae Hopkins KET Executive Director and CEO

COVER STORY

Ken Burns’ new film chronicles the American buffalo The American Buffalo, a new two-part film by Ken Burns, is the story of an improbable, shaggy beast that found itself at the center of many of the country’s most mythic and heartbreaking tales. The series, which has been in production for four years, takes viewers on a journey through more than 10,000 years of history and across some of North America’s most iconic landscapes, tracing the mammal’s evolution, its significance to the Great Plains and its relationship to the Indigenous People of North America.

“It is a quintessentially American story,” Ken Burns said, “But it is also a morality tale encompassing two historically significant lessons that resonate today: how humans can damage the natural world and also how we can work together to make choices to preserve the environment around us.”

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The four-hour documentary chronicles the startling swiftness of the species’ near extinction. Numbering an estimated 30 million in the early 1800s, the herds declined for a variety of reasons: the lucrative buffalo robe trade, the steady westward settlement of an expanding United States, diseases introduced by domestic cattle and drought.

But the arrival of the railroads in the early 1870s and a new demand for buffalo hides to be used in the belts driving industrial machines back East brought thousands of hide hunters to the Great Plains.

In just over a decade the number of bison collapsed from 15 million to fewer than a thousand. By 1900, the American buffalo teetered on the brink of disappearing forever, and the Native people of the Plains entered one of the most traumatic moments of their existence.

How Native American traditions inform a modern world This series’ second season follows Native Americans who draw upon their ancestors’ traditions in their everyday lives. Each of the series four episodes reveals a different tenet of Native heritage: the power of Indigenous design, how language and artistry fuel the soul, the diverse ways that Native women lead, and the resilience of the warrior spirit. Brought to life with dynamic stories, they reveal the foundational beliefs and traditions that Native Americans carry forward to this day, even as they live fully modern lives.

Native America KET Tuesdays, beginning Oct. 24 • 9/8 pm

But the other, lesser-known part of this story, told in the film’s second episode, is about the people who set out to save the species from extermination and how they did it.

Their actions provide compelling proof that, if we set our minds to it, we are equally capable of pulling back from the brink of environmental catastrophe.

The American Buffalo KET Monday & Tuesday, Oct 16-17 • 9/8 pm KET2 Sunday & Monday, Oct. 22-23 • 9/8 pm

Watch these programs on-demand at KET.org or on the PBS app

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FEATURE STORY

A new season of ‘Kentucky Life’ stories Kentucky Life kicks off a new season this month with host Chip Polston traveling the Commonwealth to discover some of Kentucky’s most interesting people and places.

Entering its 29th season, Kentucky Life features an assortment of great new stories, including the small town of Hazel, which has become a mecca for antique lovers; the graffiti left by Civil War era soldiers on the walls of Mammoth Cave; the Kentucky Down Under Adventure Zoo in Horse Cave; the chainsaw art of world champion carver Abby Peterson of Breckinridge; and an equine service that partners horses with people as a form of mental and physical therapy.

Miss an episode? Visit KET.org/KentuckyLife to view Kentucky Life archives where you may stream any of the program’s episodes.

Kentucky Life KET Saturdays, beginning Oct. 7 • 8/7 pm KET2 Wednesdays, beginning Oct. 11 • 2:30/1:30 pm 6

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The rise of sports marketing pioneer Jim Host Explore the life of collegiate sports marketing pioneer Jim Host and discover the principles and philosophies that led to his success. From his experiences as an athlete, broadcaster, entrepreneur and public servant, Host has left an indelible imprint on national sports as well as his home state of Kentucky.

This new one-hour documentary from KET chronicles Host’s life and career, showing how his early love of sports played a driving role in his rise as a sports marketing and broadcasting innovator as well as business and civic leader.

The program is funded in part by the KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions.

Jim Host: Game Changer KET Tuesday, Oct. 17 • 8/7 pm | Sunday, Oct. 22 • 8/7 pm

Answer your medical questions with new season of ‘Kentucky Health’ Kentucky Health, KET’s weekly discussion of health and medicine, begins a new season of episodes in October.

Join host Dr. Wayne Tuckson as he talks with doctors, nurses, surgeons and other medical professionals as they explore a variety of health topics including senior care, sleep apnea,

medical cannabis, insect-borne diseases, climate change and more. This series is made possible in part by a grant from The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

Kentucky Health KET Sundays, beginning Oct. 1 • 1:30/12:30 pm KET2 Mondays, beginning Oct. 2 • 2/1 pm

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BEST BETS

2 The Man Who Saved 669 Children KET Monday, Oct. 2 • 9/8 pm Nicholas Winton never considered himself a hero, yet on the eve of World War II he became one. Winton, a young London banker, was about to leave for vacation in 1938 when a friend called from Prague asking for help. In the Czechoslovakian capital, Winton set up an extraordinary train rescue operation for Jewish children threatened by the Nazis, helping some 669 children make their way to London to find new host families.

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4 NOVA: Ancient Earth: Birth of the Sky KET Wednesdays, Oct. 4-25 • 9/8 pm KET2 Sundays, Oct. 8-29 • 7/6 pm This five-part series by Nova and the BBC presents an epic biography of the Earth, delving into deep history to uncover the most dramatic events in our planet’s past, from its birth to the emergence of humanity. With astonishing visuals and contributions from leading scientists, the result is an exciting fusion of sweeping storytelling and freshly delivered insights illuminating billions of years of Earth’s epic history, setting the stage for the evolution of life.

6 American Masters: Max Roach KET Friday, Oct. 6 • 9/8 pm Experience the groundbreaking sounds of bebop percussionist and virtuoso composer Max Roach, whose far-reaching ambitions were inspired and challenged by the inequities of the society around him. One of the great musical artists of the 20th century, Roach was at the vanguard of a new era of jazz musicians, who both revolutionized the form and served as outspoken activists in an era blighted by racism and other societal inequities.

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Hotel Portofino

World on Fire on Masterpiece

KET Sundays, Oct. 15-29 • 8/7 pm KET2 Wednesdays, Oct. 18-25 • 8/7 pm Season two of this drama, set in the 1920s on the Italian Riviera, revolves around Bella Ainsworth, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist, who heads to Italy to set up an upscale hotel in the stunning town of Portofino in the aftermath of World War I. Bella deals with the problems of running a British hotel in the face of rampant corruption, all while the nation is dealing with political turmoil brought on by the rise of the Fascist movement.

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Great Performances: New York City Ballet in Madrid

KET Sundays, Oct. 15-29 • 9/8 pm KET2 Wednesdays, Oct. 18-25 • 9/8 pm

KET Friday, Oct. 27 • 9/8 pm

This series follows the lives of ordinary civilians across Europe as they are caught up in the second World War. From the shell-shocked streets of Britain, to the resistance within occupied France, to the campaigns in the sands of the North African desert, the characters are often forced to flee their homes and former lives, struggling to adapt to the changes sweeping through Europe and beyond.

New York City Ballet returns to Great Performances. Captured in peak performance at Madrid’s Teatro Real, this program features two masterpieces choreographed by NYCB co-founder and original artistic director George Balanchine, “Serenade” and “Square Dance.” Also featured is a 2017 work choreographed by current NYCB resident choreographer Justin Peck, “The Times Are Racing.”

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The Chavis Chronicles

Hemingway: A Writer (1899-1929)

Human Footprint: The Urban Jungle

The Video Vault: Life with Father

Great Conversations: Congressman John Bluegrass and Lewis and Rachel Maddow Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

POV: Murders That Matter

BBC News

Kentucky Tonight

The Man Who Saved 669 Children

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Hartford 2023 Hour 1

Outdoors with Baratunde Secrets of the Royal Palaces: Kensington America Thurston: Oregon: New Heights

Louisville’s Own Ali

Great Conversations: Jill Lepore and Congressman Jamie Raskin

Kentucky Edition

Finding Your Roots: Family: Lost and Found

Becoming Frida Kahlo: A Star Is Born

Frontline: The Astros Edge: Triumph and Scandal in Major League Baseball

BBC News

Hotel Portofino: Season 1, Episode Four: Uncoverings

Howards End on Masterpiece: Episode Three

Astrid: Season 1, Episode Four: Missing Link

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives

The Haunting Tradition

STEAM - Ideas That Shape Our World: Future of Higher Education

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston: Utah: Choose Your Path

Nova: Ancient Earth: Birth of the Sky

Evolution Earth: Grasslands

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Professor T: Season 2, Episode Five: The Trial

Unforgotten on Masterpiece: Season 5, Episode Five

Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Episode: Five: Magic in Amsterdam, Part 1

Kentucky Edition

The Good Road: Nashville, TN

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

The Haunting Tradition

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Hartford 2023 Hour 1

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Five: Wild Father Brown: The Show Must Go On West Country

This Old House: Lexington

Ask This Old House: Free to Speak: Thought Police String Lights

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week with the Atlantic

American Masters: Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Connections

Connections: Silas House

Connections: DV8 Kitchen

Jubilee: Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper/ Jaclyn Sites: Grand Master Fiddle Champion BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

The Caverns Sessions

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Hand Carved

Next at the Kennedy Center: Let My Children Hear Mingus

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Five: Wild Movie Classics: Stargate West Country

Kentucky Edition

Great Conversations: Jill Lepore and Congressman Jamie Raskin

WoodSongs Kids: Run That by Me Cotton Picking Kids Again

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Afield

Movie Classics: Autumn In New York

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Last of the Summer Keeping Up Wine Appearances

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Music: Mike Havens

WoodSongs: The Local Honeys and Town Rock Bottom Mountain Redemption

Kentucky Edition

History with David Rubenstein

Connections: Good Conversations with Champions: Jim Samaritans Richards, Darel Carrier and Clem Haskins

The Great Escape: The True Story Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Gerald Smith

BBC News Comment on Kentucky

WoodSongs: The Local Honeys and Town Mountain Austin City Limits: Rodrigo y Gabriela featuring the Austin Symphony Orchestra

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours Our Miracle Years: Season 1, Episode Four Music Anywhere

Jubilee: Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper/ Jaclyn Sites: Grand Master Fiddle Champion

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

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Evolution Earth – Grasslands

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 1 SUNDAY 8/7 pm Professor T Season 2, Episode Five: The Trial Professor T presents a case to his students that involves a caretaker accused of fatally shooting his rich employer.

9/8 pm Unforgotten on Masterpiece Season 5, Episode Five Sunny and Jess attempt a reset as they follow the clues in the case.

10/9 pm Van der Valk on Masterpiece Season 3 - Episode: Five: Magic in Amsterdam, Part 1 The team is taken to the edge of reality following the death of a participant in a magical ritual invoking a demon.

2 MONDAY 9/8 pm The Man Who Saved 669 Children In 1938, a young London banker named Nicholas Winton organized a rescue operation from Czechoslovakia to save the lives of 669 Jewish children threatened by the Nazis.

10/9 pm POV Murders That Matter African American, Muslim mother Movita Johnson-Harrell transforms from a victim of violent trauma into a fierce advocate against gun violence in Black communities.

3 TUESDAY 8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Family: Lost and Found Actor Joe Manganiello and football star Tony Gonzalez uncover close relatives whose names they never knew before.

9/8 pm Becoming Frida Kahlo A Star Is Born Explore Frida Kahlo’s later life, including her affair with Leon Trotsky, her trip to Paris on the eve of World War II and her return to Mexico where she divorces then remarries Diego Rivera before her death.

10/9 pm Frontline The Astros Edge: Triumph and Scandal in Major League Baseball Ben Reiter discusses the Houston Astros, their cheating scandal and what it says about the MLB.

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8/7 pm America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston Utah: Choose Your Path From the nomadic Dine tribes to the Mormons, Utah continues to draw people in.

9/8 pm Nova Ancient Earth: Birth of the Sky Discover how Earth transformed from a barren hellscape to a planet capable of sustaining life. Animation and science experts reveal how the blue sky came to be.

10/9 pm Evolution Earth Grasslands Follow scientists as they investigate animal species with the power to transform and restore our grasslands.

5 THURSDAY 8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Hartford 2023 Hour 1 Travel to Connecticut’s capital for updated Season 13 finds including a Cartier gold bracelet watch, a Tiffany & Co. sapphire ring and a Harriman Expedition album with Curtis photos.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Season 9, Episode Five: Wild West Country Martin investigates a local farmer after he shoots Robert for stealing some of his eggs. Meanwhile, Emily returns to the surgery to see Martin after her acne medication causes a bad reaction and a secret bidder buys the Crab and Lobster pub.

Next at the Kennedy Center – Let My Children Hear Mingus

10/9 pm Father Brown The Show Must Go On Father Brown discovers there’s more drama offstage than on in the latest production by the Kembleford Players.

9/8 pm American Masters Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes Experience the groundbreaking sounds of bebop pioneer and virtuoso composer Max Roach, whose far-reaching ambitions were inspired and challenged by the inequities of the society around him.

10:30/9:30 pm Next at the Kennedy Center Let My Children Hear Mingus The Kennedy Center celebrates jazz icon and social activist Charles Mingus at 100. Through performances and conversations, we explore how his outsized personality and inimitable style pushed boundaries and paved the way for future generations.

7 SATURDAY 8/7 pm Kentucky Life Host Chip Polston goes on a walkabout at Kentucky Down Under Adventure Zoo in Horse Cave; Ed McClanahan was a prolific writer and a member of Kentucky’s “Fab Five”; the National Quilt Museum in Paducah honors quilters; and The Appalachian Shakespeare Center promotes Appalachia through the works of William Shakespeare. A 2023 KET production.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Autumn in New York A romantic drama about an aging playboy who falls for a sweet, but terminally ill, young woman. Starring Richard Gere and Winona Ryder (2000).

Movie Classics – Autumn in New York

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Our House: Season 1, Episode Four

Hemingway: The Avatar (1929-1944)

Human Footprint: The Ground Below

Love and Respect with Killer Mike

The Chavis Chronicles

The Video Vault: The Flying Deuces; Dragnet; Dick Tracy

Great Conversations: Pat Conroy and Maureen Corrigan

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters

Independent Lens: El Equipo

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Hartford 2023, Hour 2

Secrets of the Royal Palaces: Whitehall

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston: Utah: Choose Your Path

Commonwealth Curiosities: An Ode to Kentucky’s Unique Attractions

Kentucky Muse: Ed McClanahan

Kentucky Edition

Finding Your Roots: Chosen

Frontline: Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover

Titanic: Band of Courage

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Hotel Portofino: Season 1, Episode Five: Discoveries

Howards End on Masterpiece: Episode Four, Series Finale

Astrid: Season 1, Episode Five: Closed Room

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives

Between the Rock and the Commonwealth

STEAM - Ideas That Shape Our World: Alien Minds

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Tonight

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston: Maine: Embrace the Cold

Nova: Ancient Earth: Frozen

Secrets of the Dead: The Sunken Basilica BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Professor T: Season 2, Episode Six: Swansong

Unforgotten on Masterpiece: Season 5, Episode Six

Van der Valk on Masterpiece: Episode: Six: Magic in Amsterdam, Part 2

The Good Road: Cape Canaveral

College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters

Between the Rock and the Commonwealth

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Hartford 2023, Hour 2

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Six: Equilibrium

Father Brown: The Sands of Time

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

This Old House: Lexington

Ask This Old House Free to Speak: The One True Faith

The Great Escape: The True Story

Kentucky Edition

The Caverns Sessions

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week with the Atlantic

Next at the Kennedy Center: Robert Glasper’s Black Radio

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

BBC News Kentucky Edition

History with David Rubenstein

Connections: Conversations with Champions: C.M. Education Innovation Newton

Connections

Connections: Child Marriage Laws

Kentucky Edition

Jubilee: Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice/ Blue Highway

Connections: Kosair Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Buffalo Creek: An Act of God/Buffalo Creek Charities

Last Mambo

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Six: Equilibrium

Movie Classics: Autumn In New York

Distinguished Kentuckian: Adron Doran

WoodSongs Kids: Sullivan Sisters

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Afield

Movie Classics: Eight Men Out

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Last of the Summer Keeping Up Wine Appearances

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours Our Miracle Years: Season 1, Episode Five

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Music: Don and Carmen

College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters

Murals of the Holocaust

Music Anywhere

Run That by Me Again

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Dr. Donna Grigsby

Great Conversations: Jill Lepore and Congressman Jamie Raskin Austin City Limits: Jenny Lewis/Muna

Jubilee: Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice/ Blue Highway

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

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Nova – Ancient Earth: Frozen

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 8 SUNDAY 8/7 pm Professor T Season 2, Episode Six: Swansong After discovering the body of an undercover police officer in the trunk of a car, the CID team blunder into a Drugs Squad operation appears to implicate their colleague.

8/7 pm Hemingway The Avatar (19291944) Ernest Hemingway settles in Key West with Pauline Pfeiffer but can’t stay put for long. He reports on the Spanish Civil War and begins a stormy romance with Martha Gellhorn.

9/8 pm Unforgotten on Masterpiece Season 5, Episode Six Can Sunny, Jess and the team bring the clues in the case together and unravel the secrets to solve it?

10/9 pm Van der Valk on Masterpiece Season 3 - Episode: Five: Magic in Amsterdam, Part 2 The investigation continues into an occult-related death and Lucienne confronts painful memories in her past.

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9/8 pm College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters Experts from Kentucky colleges and universities provide practical information about applying for financial aid.

10/9 pm Independent Lens El Equipo A U.S. anthropologist sets out to train Latin American students in forensic anthropology to investigate disappearances in Argentina during the “dirty war.”

10 TUESDAY 8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Chosen Actors David Duchovny and Richard Kind trace their roots from Jewish communities in Eastern Europe to the U.S.

Movie Classics – Eight Men Out

9/8 pm Frontline Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover Explore Elon Musk’s journey from provocative user to sole proprietor of Twitter.

10/9 pm Titanic - Band of Courage Eight musicians were brought together by music on the only voyage of the Titanic.

Their names linked to their extraordinary courage amid the cultural norms of the Edwardian Era, the great ship and those who heard them play.

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8/7 pm America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston Maine: Embrace the Cold With its magnificent coastline and densely wooded interior, Maine is a place where outdoor adventure has a long history, and people are so committed to their outdoor passions that even the brutal winters can’t deter them.

9/8 pm Nova Ancient Earth: Frozen Scientists investigate how life evolved after a global freeze threatened its survival 700 million years ago.

12 THURSDAY 8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Revisit Connecticut treasures 14 years later, including a French Bru doll, woman’s silk shoes and an 1894 Charles Courtney Curran portrait oil.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Season 9, Episode Six: Equilibrium Martin and Louisa have their first fertility consultation with Dr. Emma Ryder. Well aware that Martin is able to perform the tests himself, she reminds him that he is the patient now, not the doctor.

10/9 pm Father Brown The Sands of Time Brenda finds love at the home of a clock collector, but has she fallen for a killer?

13 FRIDAY 9/8 pm Next at the Kennedy Center Robert Glasper’s Black Radio Robert Glasper, five-time Grammy Award-winning pianist, composer, and producer, invites his tightly knit community of collaborators to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his iconic, award-winning, and cross-genre revolutionary album - “Black Radio.”

10/9 pm Last Mambo Explore the unique heritage of the San Francisco Bay Area Salsa and Latin Jazz community and how this network of musicians created innovative approaches to Afro-Cuban based music.

14 SATURDAY 8/7 pm Kentucky Life Antique lovers flock to the small town of Hazel in southwestern Kentucky; Creelsboro Natural Arch is one of the largest stone arches east of the Rocky Mountains; Louisville-born actor Victor Mature was a star in the 1950s; and the evolution of the University of Kentucky Circus Club. A 2023 KET production.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Eight Men Out A dramatization of the Black Sox scandal when the underpaid Chicago White Sox accepted bribes to deliberately lose the 1919 World Series. Starring John Cusack, Clifton James and Jace Alexander (1988).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Jenny Lewis/ Muna Showcases the best of original American music and beyond.

Austin City Limits – Jenny Lewis/Muna

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Little Bird: Episode One: Love Is All Around Love and Respect with Killer Mike

Hemingway: The Blank Page (1944-1961)

The Otter: Return of a Legend

The Video Vault: They Made Me a Criminal; Life with Elizabeth (Short)

Great Conversations: Chris Matthews and Bluegrass and E. J. Dionne, Jr. Backroads

The Chavis Chronicles Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

The American Buffalo: Blood Memory

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Las Vegas 2021 Hour 2

Secrets of the Royal Palaces: Buckingham

Heart of the Hills - The Story of Mountain Music

Kentucky Muse: Harry Dean Stanton: Crossing Mulholland

Jim Host: Game Changer

The American Buffalo: Into the Storm

Hotel Portofino: Season 1, Episode Six: Denouements

Little Bird: Episode One: Love Is All Around

Astrid: Season 1, Episode Six: Fulcanelli

Mountain Born: The Jean Ritchie Story

STEAM - Ideas That Shape Our World: Does Doing Good Mean Doing Better?

Kentucky Edition

Nature: The Platypus Guardian

Nova: Ancient Earth: Life Rising

Secrets of the Dead: Jurassic Fortunes

Hotel Portofino: Season 2, Episode One: Returns

World on Fire on Masterpiece: Season 2, Annika on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode One Episode One

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

Mountain Born: The Jean Ritchie Story

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Las Vegas 2021 Hour 2

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Seven: Single White Bevy

Father Brown: The Wheels of Wrath

BBC News

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The Great Escape: The True Story

Kentucky Edition

The Caverns Sessions

This Old House: Lexington

Ask This Old House: Free to Speak: The Speech We Hate Creosote Removal

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week with the Atlantic

Next at the Kennedy Center: Embracing Duality: Modern Indigenous Culture

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston: Maine: Embrace the Cold

Kentucky Edition

History with David Rubenstein

Kentucky Edition

Conversations with Champions: Junior Bridgeman

Kentucky Edition

Connections

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

History Detectives: Chandler Tintype

Connections: Spotlight on Epilepsy Kentucky Tonight

Connections: Tiffany Manuel

Connections: Colene Elridge

Art21: Art in the Twenty-First Century: Friends & Strangers

BBC News

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Kentucky Edition

The Good Road: Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

Jubilee: The SteelDrivers/The Clay Hess Band

Appalshop Classics from the Collection: Strangers and Kin BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

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Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Seven: Single White Bevy

Movie Classics: Eight Men Out

Distinguished Kentuckian: Francis and Louise Hutchins

WoodSongs Kids: Ian Shaw

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Afield

Movie Classics: The Pink Panther

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Last of the Summer Keeping Up Wine Appearances

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours Our Miracle Years: Season 1, Episode Six

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Music: Brett Ratliff

Jim Host: Game Changer

Necia Desiree Harkless

Music Anywhere

Run That by Me Again

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Joshua A. Douglas

WoodSongs: Rhonda Vincent & The Rage and Dillon Massengale Austin City Limits: Lil Yachty/Sudan Archives

Jubilee: The SteelDrivers/The Clay Hess Band

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

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 15 SUNDAY 8/7 pm Hotel Portofino Season 2, Episode One: Returns Bella intends to build a spa, but her plans go over budget.

Meanwhile, the hotel is subjected to an anonymous inspection while Bella deals with the unexpected return of someone from her past.

9/8 pm World on Fire on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode One The war reaches the sands of the Egyptian desert while bombs fall on Manchester, and Harry introduces an explosive force into Robina’s household.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode One When a phone with a recording of a brutal drowning is handed to police headquarters, the pressure is on for Annika and the team to track down the murderer.

16 MONDAY 9/8 pm The American Buffalo Blood Memory Explore the dramatic story of how America’s national mammal, which sustained the lives of Native people, was driven to the brink of extinction. Ken Burns recounts the tragic collision of two opposing views of the natural world.

9/8 pm Secrets of the Royal Palaces Buckingham The development of Buckingham Palace over the past 100 years; hidden messages in the dress worn by the Duchess of Cambridge at the premiere of “No Time to Die”; the dark secrets of Queen Isabella.

17 TUESDAY 8/7 pm Jim Host: Game Changer Explore the life of collegiate sports marketing

Movie Classics – The Pink Panther

pioneer Jim Host and discover the principles and philosophies that led to his success. From his experiences as an athlete, broadcaster, entrepreneur and public servant, Host has left an indelible imprint on national sports as well as his home state of Kentucky.

9/8 pm The American Buffalo Into the Storm By the late 1880s, the buffalo that once numbered in the tens of millions teeters on the brink of extinction. But a diverse and unlikely collection of Americans start a movement that rescues the national mammal from disappearing forever.

18 WEDNESDAY 8/7 pm Nature The Platypus Guardian Tasmanian Peter Walsh is on a mission to observe the platypus while helping to save them from urban development.

9/8 pm Nova Ancient Earth: Life Rising Discover how life made the leap to land, transforming a barren, rocky landscape into the lush, green world.

19 THURSDAY 8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Las Vegas 2021 Hour 2 Treasures reappraised include a 1943 Albert Einstein letter, an early 20th-century gold signet ring collection and a Louis Comfort Tiffany seascape oil.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Season 9, Episode Seven: Single White Bevy Local vet Angela Sim has to consult Martin about a lump in her breast.

Father Brown The Wheels of 10/9 pm Wrath Rock ‘n’ roll reaches Kembleford when a group of bikers cause outrage and excitement in equal measure.

20 FRIDAY 9/8 pm Next at the Kennedy Center Embracing Duality: Modern Indigenous Culture Explore the Indigenous experience with performances by spirit writer and interdisciplinary artist Ty Defoe, Native & African-American singer-songwriter Martha Redbone and electronic music duo The Halluci Nation.

10/9 pm Art21: Art in the TwentyFirst Century Friends & Strangers Four contemporary artists look inside and outside their immediate circles to find emotional connections and build community. This film showcases playful and poignant sculptures, performances and more, and includes celebrated filmmaker Miranda July.

21 SATURDAY 8/7 pm Kentucky Life Explore the graffiti left by Civil War soldiers in Mammoth Cave; sustainability is a passion for the owners of Kentucky Wool Works; the esteemed collection of the Frazier History Museum; and an authentic Afghan restaurant resides in an Owensboro biscuit house. A 2023 KET production.

9/8 pm Movie Classics The Pink Panther The bumbling Inspector Clouseau travels to Rome to catch a notorious jewel thief known as “The Phantom” before he conducts his most daring heist yet: a princess’ priceless diamond with one slight imperfection, known as “The Pink Panther.”

Starring Peter Sellers and David Niven (1963).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Lil Yachty/ Sudan Archives Showcases the best of original American music and beyond.

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22 SUN

Hotel Portofino: Season 2, Episode Two: Alliances

World on Fire on Masterpiece: Season 2, Annika on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Two Episode Two

Little Bird: Episode Two: So Put Together

Jim Host: Game Changer

The American Buffalo: Blood Memory

Love and Respect with Killer Mike

The Chavis Chronicles

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

The Video Vault: The Man with the Golden Arm; The Adventures of Robin Hood (Short)

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27 FR I 28 S AT

Angels on Horseback: Midwives in the Mountains

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Chattanooga Hour 1

The American Buffalo: Into the Storm

Jim Host: Game Changer

Kentucky Muse: Tin Can Buddha: Shades Kentucky Edition of Blue

Finding Your Roots: And Still I Rise

Native America: New Worlds

POV: Aurora’s Sunrise

BBC News Kentucky Edition

Connections

JFK - The Making of a President

Child Abuse and Neglect: A KET Special Report

STEAM - Ideas That Shape Our World: Art Kentucky Edition @ The Edge

Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries: Deep Thinkers

Nova: Ancient Earth: Inferno

Hotel Portofino: Season 2, Episode Two: Alliances

World on Fire on Masterpiece: Season 2, Annika on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Two Episode Two

BBC News

Secrets of the Dead: Eiffel’s Race to The Top

Connections: Mike Runyon

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Chattanooga Hour 1

Father Brown: The Serpent Within

This Old House: Lexington

Ask This Old House: By Parties Unknown Generator Hookup

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week with the Atlantic

Great Performances: New York City Ballet In Madrid

Bonnie Boswell Presents Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition History Detectives

Connections: Brent Kentucky Tonight Hutchinson

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Jim Host: Game Changer From Bluegrass to Blues Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Eight: Licence to Practice

History with David Rubenstein

Conversations with Champions: Mary T. Meagher

Season 1, Episode Seven: The Man Kentucky Edition Call the Midwife: Season 12, Episode One Little Bird: Episode Two: So Put Together Astrid: Who Never Was

25 WED 26 TH U

Kentucky Tonight

Reel Visions

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

The Good Road

Jubilee: Marty Raybon & Full Circle/ Lonesome River Band BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

The Cavern Sessions

Connections: Pastor College Financial Aid 2024: Education Edward Palmer Matters One Voice: The Songs We Share

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Doc Martin: Season 9, Episode Eight: Licence to Practice

Movie Classics: The Pink Panther

Distinguished Kentuckian: O. Leonard Press

WoodSongs Kids: Wyatt Ellis

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Afield

Movie Classics: Stargate

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Last of the Summer Keeping Up Wine Appearances

As Time Goes By

Still Open All Hours Luna & Sophie: Fatal Attraction

The Video Vault (6 pm)

Kentucky Music

WoodSongs: Victor Wooten

Kentucky’s State Capitol

Music Anywhere

Run That by Me Again

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Terry Jim Host: Game Changer Brooks Austin City Limits: Margo Price/Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway

Jubilee: Marty Raybon & Full Circle/ Lonesome River Band

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

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EVENING HIGHLIGHTS 22 SUNDAY 8/7 pm Hotel Portofino Season 2, Episode Two: Alliances As Cecil tries to buy his way back into Bella’s affections, Lucian and Constance acknowledge their mutual attraction.

9/8 pm World on Fire on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Two Harry struggles to adapt to the realities of desert combat and Lois longs to leave home. In Paris, Henriette is in grave danger, and in Manchester, a mysterious stranger arrives at Robina’s door.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Two Annika and the team are sent to Edinburgh to investigate the death of a recently released prisoner whose body is pulled out of the Forth River.

23 MONDAY

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

10/9 pm JFK - The Making of a President Explore John F. Kennedy’s public and personal life, including his experience during World War II, his many illnesses, his marriage to Jackie and his rise to Senator and President of the U.S.

25 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries Deep Thinkers New spy creatures reveal an ocean full of intelligence with startling ways of thinking, including largebrained whales, smart octopi, diving monkeys and creative fish.

9/8 pm Nova Ancient Earth: Inferno Scientists piece together geologic evidence from the past and clues from the Earth’s ecosystems to determine how life made it through a cataclysmic extinction that wiped out about 90 percent of all species 252 million years ago.

10/9 pm Secrets of the Dead Eiffel’s Race to the Top Discover how hard work and vision brought the Eiffel Tower to architectural history.

26 THURSDAY 24 TUESDAY 8/7 pm Finding Your Roots And Still I Rise The unexpected family trees of activist Angela Y. Davis and former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson are revealed.

9/8 pm Native America New Worlds Native innovators lead a revolution in music, building, and space exploration.

Movie Classics – Stargate

8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Vintage Chattanooga Hour 1 Check out updated Chattanooga appraisals from 2009, including a Rolex Red Submariner, a 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games banner and a diamond & pearl necklace.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Season 9, Episode Eight: Licence to Practice Wedding bells are ringing in Portwenn with the preparations for Morwenna and Al’s wedding. But some last minute hitches threaten to jeopardize their big day.

27 FRIDAY 9/8 pm Great Performances New York City Ballet in Madrid The New York City Ballet performs at Madrid’s Teatro Real; works include “Serenade” and “Square Dance” by George Balanchine and “The Times Are Racing” by choreographer Justin Peck.

10:30/9:30 pm One Voice: The Songs We Share Broadway Learn which Broadway showtunes were recorded by the Rat Pack, Johnny Mathis and other chart-topping artists of the time to be sung outside the theater as anthems, giving a broader voice to our changing society.

28 SATURDAY 8/7 pm Kentucky Life Visit two organizations that utilize horses to help individuals with mental health, cognitive development and physical therapy; the gift economy is growing in Kentucky, as well as a renewed sense of community; Chip heads to Wolfe County for an underground adventure by kayak; meet world champion carver Abby Peterson.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Stargate An interstellar teleportation device, found in Egypt, leads to a planet with humans resembling ancient Egyptians who worship the god Ra. Starring Kurt Russell and James Spader (1994).

11/10 pm Austin City Limits Margo Price/ Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway Showcases the best of original American music and beyond.

Austin City Limits – Margo Price/Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway

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Little Bird: Episode Three: The Land That Takes You

The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song: Part 1

Forces of Nature: Shape

Love and Respect with Killer Mike

The Chavis Chronicles

The Video Vault: Something to Sing About; The Dick Van Dyke Show (Short)

Great Conversations: Philippe de Montebello and Michael Kimmelman

Bluegrass and Backroads

Kentucky Time Capsule

Kentucky Tonight

American Experience: The War on Disco

POV: Fire Through Dry Grass

Antiques Roadshow: Thrills & Chills

Secrets of the Museum: Jacob Jordaens: Renaissance Watercolors

Secrets of the Museum: Epic Iran

Renfro Valley: Kentucky’s Country Music Capital

Kentucky Muse: Tracks of Imagination

Kentucky Edition

Finding Your Roots: Anchormen

Native America: Warrior Spirit

Frontline: McConnell, the GOP & the Court

Connections: Alice Allison Dunnigan

BBC News Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Edition

Connections: Beth Silvers

Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries: Deep Feelings

Nova

Hotel Portofino: Season 2, Episode Three: Comings Together

World on Fire on Masterpiece: Season 2, Annika on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Three Episode Three

Secrets of the Dead: Death in Britannia

BBC News

Kentucky Edition History Detectives

Kentucky Tonight BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Cavern Sessions

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion Settlement Schools of Appalachia

Kentucky Edition

Antiques Roadshow: Thrills & Chills

Father Brown

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

The Hunger: Story of the Irish Famine - Part Two

Kentucky Edition

Cavern Sessions

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection

Bright Lights Little City

BBC News

Kentucky Edition

Kentucky Edition

Comment on Kentucky

Doc Martin

This Old House

Hunger: Story of the Irish Famine Ask This Old House The - Part One

Kentucky Afield

Kentucky Life

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Comment on Kentucky

Washington Week wtih the Atlantic

Great Performances: Message in a Bottle

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Connections

History with David Rubenstein: Ian Toll

Conversations with Champions: Jim Host

Bird: Episode Three: The Land That Astrid: Season 1, Episode Eight: The Dead Kentucky Edition Call the Midwife: Season 12, Episode Two Little Takes You and Company

1 WED TH U

World on Fire on Masterpiece: Season 2, Annika on Masterpiece: Season 2, Episode Three Episode Three

Doc Martin

Movie Classics: The Magnificent Seven

Distinguished Kentuckian: Everett Moore

WoodSongs Kids

Kentucky Life

Kentucky Afield

Movie Classic: The Birdman of Alcatraz

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Ray Stevens CabaRay Nashville

Last of the Summer Keeping Up Wine Appearances

As Time Goes By

Lanham Brothers Jamboree

Kentucky Music: John P. Rodgers

WoodSongs: Linda Gail Lewis

Flaget High School Music Anywhere

Run That by Me Again

Kentucky Edition

Connections

Jubilee

WoodSongs: Linda Gail Lewis Austin City Limits

Still Open All Hours Luna & Sophie: Diamons and Thrills Jubilee: Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time

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

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

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31 TUESDAY

8/7 pm Hotel Portofino Season 2, Episode Three: Comings Together Cecil becomes entangled with some criminals who have taken control of the local casino. Bella and Lucian help Nish hide from Danioni and avoid arrest.

8/7 pm Finding Your Roots Anchormen Journalists Jim Acosta and Van Jones learn about ancestors who blazed a trail for them and took enormous chances so that their descendants might thrive.

8/7 pm The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song Part 1 Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores the roots of African American religion, beginning with the trans-Atlantic slave trade and the extraordinary ways enslaved Africans preserved and adapted their faith practices from the brutality of slavery to emancipation.

9/8 pm World on Fire on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Three Stan and Rajib make a hasty retreat across the desert.

David is in peril in the skies over France.

10/9 pm Annika on Masterpiece Season 2, Episode Three Annika reflects on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as she and the team investigate a Scottish millionaire found dead in his own shark tank.

9/8 pm Native America Warrior Spirit Across Native America, warrior traditions support incredible athletes and connect people to combat, games and glory.

1 WEDNESDAY

8/7 pm Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries Deep Feelings Go deep beneath the waves on a spy mission to the depths of the ocean. Groundbreaking hidden cameras give new perspectives on the creatures that call the ocean home.

9/8 pm Nova Ancient Earth: Humans How did Earth give rise to humans? With stunningly realistic animation, witness the asteroid strike that wiped out the dinosaurs, the spread of primates across the planet, and the geologic events that made our species' existence possible.

30 MONDAY 9/8 pm American Experience The War on Disco The documentary explores the backlash to disco against a backdrop of race, class and socioeconomic strife.

9/8 pm Secrets of the Museum Jacob Jordaens: Renaissance Watercolors A suit from glam rockers Slade needs some TLC; a Michelangelo gives up its secrets; a rare Renaissance watercolor requires attention.

10/9 pm POV Fire Through Dry Grass An unlikely group of nursing home residents launch a movement during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nova – Ancient Earth: Humans

2 THURSDAY 8/7 pm Antiques Roadshow Thrills & Chills Tune in for thrilling and chilling appraisals, including a MAD Issue 8 complete 'Frank N. Stein' story, a German wax-head doll and a Georgian & Victorian mourning jewelry collection.

9/8 pm Doc Martin Season 9, Episode One: To The Lighthouse Martin's medical career remains under scrutiny as a GMC representative has come to assess him and his surgery. Meanwhile, Al accidentally proposes to Morwenna, and Mrs. Tishell has a new lease on life.

3 FRIDAY 11/10 pm Great Performances Message in a Bottle Kate Prince's dance and theater show set to the songs of Sting tells the story of a migrant family and features a mix of dance styles.

4 SATURDAY 8/7 pm Kentucky Life River Lotus Lion Dance in Louisville showcases the traditional Asian dance where performers mimic a lion’s movements; the history and color/patterns of agates; folk artists Lonnie and Twyla Money are known for their whimsical and colorful wood carving; Lexington artists bring their art to the streets through “Art on the Town” and the use of free art carts. A 2023 KET production.

9/8 pm Movie Classics The Birdman of Alcatraz Sentenced to life in solitary confinement after killing a prison guard, despondent inmate Robert Stroud combats loneliness and tedium by nursing an ailing bird back to health. Stroud develops an interest in caring for birds and becomes a talented ornithologist. Starring Burt Lancaster and Betty Field (1962).

Movie Classics – The Birdman of Alcatraz

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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 6:00/5:00 (1,8,15,22)/ Arthur and the Wai Lana Yoga Haunted Tree House (29)

YNDI Yoga

Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr Wai Lana Yoga

6:30/5:30 Arthur (1,8,15,22)

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Sit and Be Fit

Sit and Be Fit

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

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Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Yoga in Practice

Arthur

Molly of Denali (4,11,18)/ Cat Molly of Denali (1,8,15,22)/ Molly of Denali (2,9,16,23)/ in the Hat Knows A Lot About Molly of Denali 7:00/6:00 Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures Curious George: A Halloween Molly of Denali (29) Boo Fest (30) Halloween! (25) Alma's Way (2,9,23)/ Cat in Let's Go Luna!

(1,8,15,22) the Hat Knows A Lot About Alma's Way Alma's Way (4,11,18) Alma's Way 7:30/6:30 Halloween! (16) Wild Kratts (1,8,15,22)/ Wild Kratts (3,10,17,24)/ Cat in Wild Kratts (4,18,25)/ Wild the Hat Knows A Lot About Kratts: Creepy Creatures (11) Wild Kratts 8:00/7:00 Curious George: A Halloween Wild Kratts Boo Fest (29) Halloween! (31)

Molly of Denali (6,13,20)/ Molly of Denali (7,14,21)/ Arthur and the Haunted Tree Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot House (27) About Halloween! (28)

8:30/7:30 Curious George (1,8,15,22)

Curious George

Curious George (6,13,20)

9:00/8:00 Sesame Street

Sesame Street

Curious George (3,10,17,24)

Curious George (4,18,25)

Curious George

Alma's Way (6,13,20)

Let's Go Luna! (7,14,21)

Kratts (7,14,21)/ Arthur Wild Kratts (6,13,20)/ Wild Wild Kratts: Creepy Creatures (27) and the Haunted Tree House (28) Curious George (7,14,21)

Sesame Street (6,13,27)/ Sesame Street (7,14,21)/ Arthur and the Haunted Tree Curious George: A House (20) Halloween Boo Fest (28) Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (6,13,27) Dinosaur Train (7,14,21) Sesame Street

Sesame Street

Sesame Street

10:00/9:00 Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary

Hero Elementary

Line with Margaret 10:30/9:30 Firing Hoover

Work It Out Wombats!

Work It Out Wombats!

Work It Out Wombats!

Work It Out Wombats!

(6,27)/ Arthur and the The Best of The Joy of Haunted Tree House (13)/ Painting Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest (20)

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie

Donkey Hodie (5,12,19)/ Curious George: A Halloween Donkey Hodie (6,27) Boo Fest (26)

9:30/8:30 Dinosaur Train

Work It Out Wombats!

Week with the Donkey Hodie 11:00/10:00 Washington Atlantic

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

It's Sew Easy

1:00/12:00 Comment on Kentucky

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum (3,17,24)/ Cat in the Xavier Riddle and the Secret Hat Knows A Lot About Xavier Riddle and the Secret Xavier Riddle and the Secret Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum Halloween! (10)/ Curious Museum Museum (5,12,19) Museum George: A Halloween Boo Fest (31) Pinkalicious & Peterrific Pinkalicious & Peterrific (5,12,26)/ Cat in the Hat Pinkalicious & Peterrific Pinkalicious & Peterrific Pinkalicious & Peterrific (3,17,24) Knows A Lot About Halloween! (19) Elinor Wonders Why (5,26)/ Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Curious George: A Halloween Elinor Wonders Why Boo Fest (12) Rosie's Rules (3,10,17,31)/ Wild Rosie's Rules Rosie's Rules Rosie's Rules (5,19,26) Rosie's Rules Kratts: Creepy Creatures (24)

1:30/12:30 Kentucky Health

Nature Cat

Nature Cat (3,10,17,31)

Odd Squad (2,9,16,30)/

Odd Squad (3,10,17,24)/ Arthur

11:30/10:30 Connections

12:00/11:00 Inside Louisville Me More with Kelly 12:30/11:30 Tell Corrigan

Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Garden Smart Ecosense For Living (7)/ Welcome To My Farm (14,21,28) Rick Steves' Europe

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Nature Cat

Samantha Brown's Places to Love

2:00/1:00 Early Literacy: A KET Forum Curious George: A Halloween and the Haunted Tree House Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Odd Squad

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Great Conversations (1)/

(8)/ College Financial Aid Boo Fest (23) 2024: Education Matters (15)/ 2:30/1:30 Jim Host: Game Changer Arthur (22)/ Thoroughbred (29)

(31)

Arthur (3,10,17,24)

Arthur

Arthur

Arthur

Pati's Mexican Table

3:00/2:00 Free to Speak (1,8,15)/ Music A Chef's Life

A Chef's Life

A Chef's Life

A Chef's Life

A Chef's Life

Lidia’s Kitchen

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

Ask This Old House

The Farmer & The Foodie

Row: Nashville's Most 3:30/2:30 Famous Neighborhood (22) Ask This Old House

4:00/3:00 Kentucky Life 4:30/3:30 Kentucky Afield 5:00/4:00 This Old House

Repairing the World: Stories The Man Who Saved 669 From the Tree of Life (2)/ (3)/ Ted Bassett: A Native America (9,16)/ Boblo Children Kentucky Gentleman (10)/ Boats: A Detroit Ferry Tale Secrets of the Dead (17,24)/ (23)/ Towering Task: The Story of the Peace Corps (30) Native America (31) Native America (9,16)/ Lives Well Lived (23)

Finding Your Roots

Behind the Strings (4)/ Tutankhamun: Allies & Weekend in Havana (11)/ (5,12)/ American Next at the Kennedy Center Enemies (19)/ Exposing (18)/ Angels on Horseback: Buffalo Disparity: Lasting Midwives in the Mountains Impacts ofThe Covid-19 (26) (25) Keeneland Legacy (4)/ College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters (11)/ Chronicles: Kentucky History Nova (5,12,26) Magazine (25) Afro-Latino Travels with Kim Haas (18)

La Frontera with Pati Jinich (6,13)/ American Buffalo (20)/ Jim Host: Game Changer (27)

America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston (6,13)/ Spy in the Ocean: A Nature Miniseries (27)

5:30/4:30 Ask This Old House

Murals of the Holocaust (2)

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

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

America's Test Kitchen From Cook's Illustrated Cook's Country

Lawrence Welk Show

Antiques Roadshow

7:00/6:00 Secrets of the Royal Palaces (1,8,15)/ Secrets of the 7:30/6:30 Museum (22,29)

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

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The Red Green Show

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PBS KIDS Programming

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6:00/5:00 Focus on Europe Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

Amanpour and Company

6:30/5:30 Story in the Public Square

SATURDAY School of Greatness with Lewis Howes Comment on Kentucky

7:00/6:00 Kentucky Health

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

NHK Newsline

Washington Week with the Atlantic

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

Stretch: By 8:00/7:00 Classical Essentrics

Yoga in Practice

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

Wai Lana Yoga

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

YNDI Yoga

Classical Stretch: By Essentrics

8:30/7:30 Untamed

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Workplace Essential Skills

Pocket Sketching with Kath Macaulay

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

Fresh Quilting

Paint This with Jerry Yarnell

9:30/8:30 MN Original

Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting

Fit 2 Stitch

Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting

Knit and Crochet Now

Painting with Wilson Bickford

10:00/9:00 Museum Access

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Kentucky Life

Wine First

Epic Trails

Weekends with Yankee

Resendo's 10:30/9:30 Joseph Travelscope

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

Weekends with Yankee

Outside: Beyond the Lens

Travels with Darley

11:00/10:00 Rick Steves' Europe

Facing Waves

Journeys in Japan

Travel Detective

Tennessee Wild Side

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

11:30/10:30 50 States of Sustainability

Family Plot: Gardening in the Garden Smart Mid-South

Ecosense for Living

50 States of Sustainability

America's Heartland

Garden Smart

Travels with Darley

12:00/11:00 Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

Ciao Italia

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

America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated

12:30/11:30 Cook's Country

The Farmer & The Foodie

My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas

Steven Raichlen's Planet Barbecue

Dooky Chase Kitchen: Leah's Legacy

Kevin Belton's New Orleans Celebrations

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

1:00/12:00 A Chef's Life

America's Test Kitchen from America's Test Kitchen from Key Ingredient with Sheri Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen Cook's Illustrated Cook's Illustrated Castle

Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

1:30/12:30 Pati's Mexican Table

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

Steven Raichlen's Planet Barbecue

Cook's Country

To Dine For with Kate Sullivan Tastemakers

2:00/1:00 Last of the Summer Wine

Kentucky Health

Wider World

In Good Shape - The Health Medical Stories Show

getting dot OLDER

Healthy Minds with Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein

2:30/1:30 Keeping Up Appearances

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope

Kentucky Life

Wine First

Epic Trails

Weekends with Yankee

3:00/2:00 As Time Goes By

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

Weekends with Yankee

Outside: Beyond the Lens

Travels with Darley

3:30/2:30 Still Open All Hours

Facing Waves

Travels with Darley

Journeys in Japan

Travel Detective

Tennessee Wild Side

Bare Feet in NYC with Mickela Mallozzi

4:00/3:00

The American Woodshop

This Old House

For Your Home

Woodsmith Shop

This Old House

MotorWeek

Ask This Old House

Moveable Feast with Relish (7)/ Moveable Feast (14,21,28)

Pati's Mexican Table

Doc Martin

4:30/3:30

Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing Ask This Old House

Make48

Kentucky Afield

5:00/4:00 PBS NewsHour Weekend

Lidia's Kitchen

Sara's Weeknight Meals

Ciao Italia

Taste of Louisiana with Chef Christina Cooks: Back to the John Folse & Company Cutting Board

PBS NewsHour Weekend

My Greek Table with Diane Kochilas

Steven Raichlen's Planet Barbecue

Dooky Chase Kitchen: Leah's Kevin Belton's New Orleans Legacy Celebrations

Good Road

5:30/4:30 Consuelo Mack WealthTrack The Farmer & The Foodie 6:00/5:00 Connections

America's Test Kitchen from Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen America's Test Kitchen from Key Ingredient with Sheri Cook's Illustrated Cook's Illustrated Castle

the Contrary with Bonnie Christopher Kimball's Milk 6:30/5:30 To Erbe Street Television

7:00/6:00

Cook's Country

Father Brown

Great Conversations (4)/ Mattasher Show (11,18,25)

Inside Louisville Nova

Tell Me More with Kelly Corrigan

7:30/6:30

Education

Steven Raichlen's Planet Barbecue

Travel/Nature

Arts/Crafts

Green/Garden

Cooking

Current Affairs

Exercise/Health

Wood/Home/Auto

Pati's Mexican Table On the Road with Chatham Rabbits

Lidia's Kitchen Lawrence Welk Show To Dine For with Kate Sullivan

Finding Your Roots

Classic Gospel

The Red Green Show

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Kids have fun with hands-on activities at Super Saturday Hundreds of children and families took part in KET’s Super Saturday event on the Network Center grounds in Lexington. The day featured a host of fun learning activities from community partners and performances, including sing-a-longs from Mr. Steve of PBS KIDS and science-themed experiments from Mister C of PBS LearningMedia’s DIY Science Time.

Forum examines Kentucky’s new approach to teaching reading Early Literacy: A KET Forum examined Kentucky’s new approach to teaching early childhood reading. The forum, hosted by Kelsey Starks and presented before a studio audience, featured a panel of educators, legislators and policy analysts and delved into what the new reading curriculum would mean for Kentucky’s students and schools. It’s available for viewing at KET.org/EarlyLiteracy.

‘Stars of Tomorrow Opera Gala’ premieres at Kentucky Theatre A premiere screening was held at the Kentucky Theatre in Lexington for the Stars of Tomorrow Opera Gala. The KET production features UK students performing musical selections from some of the world’s most beloved operas. The program, with Dr. Everett McCorvey, also included the University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Nardolillo.

The program is being distributed to PBS stations across the country and can be seen on KET.org.

Tim Farmer honored with Distinguished Rural Kentuckian award Tim Farmer, host of Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen, was recently named the 2023 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian by the Kentucky Electric Cooperatives. Also recognized that evening was UK basketball coach John Calipari.

We appreciate our corporate partners and their support through program underwriting.

AIA KY Alltech, Inc. Best Western Hotels & Resorts of Kentucky Brown-Forman Carolyn Tassie Memorial Fund Central Bank Central Bank Center The Center for Gifted Studies at WKU CHI Saint Joseph Health Clay Ingels Company Community Action Council Eastern Kentucky University Farm Credit Mid-America Frontier Nursing University Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky Glema Mahr Center for the Arts Highlands Latin School James Motor Company Jewish Federation of Louisville Kentucky Artisan Center

Kentucky Association of Manufacturers Kentucky Author’s Forum Kentucky Blood Center Kentucky CancerLink Kentucky Center for African American Heritage Kentucky Center For Mathematics Kentucky Community Technical College System Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs Kentucky Education Association Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Kentucky Farm Bureau Kentucky Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Kentucky League of Cities Kentucky Lottery Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Nurses Association Kentucky Propane Education and Research Council Kentucky Proud Kentucky Realtors Association KHEAA /KHESLC

Kosair for Kids Lane Communications Leadership Kentucky LG&E and KU LifeWorks at WKU Live Nation/Louisville Palace Louisville Urban League Louisville Zoo Mental Health America of KY National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Norton Center for the Arts – Centre College Owensboro Health Paducah Convention and Visitors Bureau PNC Sew A Lot Toyota Kentucky UK HealthCare Wiebold Studios

22 VISIONS | OCTOBER For more information, contact Shannon Mundy (859) 258-7222 or smundy@ket.org.

BECOME A KET SPONSOR 2023

‘Kentucky Tonight’ hosts 2023 election candidate discussions Monday, Oct. 2 Auditor of Public Accounts State Treasurer

Monday, Oct. 9

Candidates in statewide races, who met the KET invitation 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.

Commissioner of Agriculture Secretary of State

Monday, Oct. 16 Attorney General

Monday, Oct. 23 Governor

Monday, Oct. 30 Lt. Governor

Tune in Nov. 7 for KET’s live coverage and analysis of the 2023 general election, with host Renee Shaw and political analysts, including Trey Grayson, Bob Babbage, Al Cross, Scott Jennings, Matt Jones and others. For more election night results, as well as interactive maps showing precinct tallies as they come in, visit KET.org/Election.

Election Night 2023 KET Tuesday, Nov. 7 • 8/7 pm

Congressman and ‘The New Yorker’ writer discuss U.S. history and politics Great Conversations features a discussion between historian Jill Lepore, author of The Deadline; and Congressman Jamie Raskin from Maryland. Raskin is the author of Unthinkable: Trauma, Truth and the Trials of American Democracy.

Great Conversations: Jill Lepore & Congressman Jamie Raskin KET Sunday, Oct. 1 • 2/1 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 4 • 7/6 pm

Q&A on applying for college financial aid Join host Kelsey Starks and a panel of financial experts from Kentucky colleges and universities who provide advice on applying for student financial aid and field questions from viewers on related topics.

College Financial Aid 2024: Education Matters KET Monday, Oct. 9 • 9/8 pm

Watch these programs on-demand at KET.org or on the PBS app

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THANK YOU!

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

This list reflects gifts received from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023.

O. LEONARD PRESS SOCIETY $10,000+

John & Vivian Williams, Paducah Karen Wood, Frankfort

Anonymous Owsley Brown II Family Foundation, Louisville Ms. Sandra Frazier, Louisville Sharon D. & Robert O. Harris III Fund, Louisville Hilary Boone Foundation, Inc., Lexington B. J. Killian Foundation, Owensboro The Mansbach Endowment Fund, Ashland Mulhollem Cravens Foundation, Carlisle Dr. Michael Oliff, Elizabethtown Dr. Ingrid Osswald & Dr. Steven Stern, Prospect Randleigh Foundation Trust, Lexington The Stults Foundation, Paoli, Ind. The Honorable Susan Westrom, Lexington

$2,500-$4,999

FUND FOR EXCELLENCE $5,000-$9,999 Mr. George Bailey & Ms. Porter Watkins, Prospect The Bales Foundation, Louisville Mrs. Mira Ball, Lexington Brady Barlow, Lexington Mr. Dick & Mrs. Sheila Beaven, Henderson Rich & Lisa Boehne, Newport Mr. Ben Breslin, Maysville Ms. Meredith W. Brown, Louisville Ms. Martha F. Clark, Owensboro Bront & Carol Davis, Lexington Oakley Farris, Covington Dr. Mona J. Hagyard, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. J. Cooper Hartley, Lexington Mildred V. Horn Foundation, La Grange Ms. Bonnie M. Koblitz, Kevil Ms. Nana Lampton, Goshen James J. & Katherine B. O’Brien, Lexington Mary K. Oxley Foundation, Tulsa, Okla.

Kenneth Profitt, Campton Charles Ratliff, Cincinnati Reed Foundation, Gilbertsville Mr. Keith Siereveld, Newport Sociable Weaver Foundation, Harrods Creek Mrs. John P. Stewart, Frankfort The Sullivan Foundation, Louisville Mrs. Linda Van Meter, Lexington

Mrs. Virginia Adams, Ocean Ridge, Fla. Bakhaus Family Foundation, Lexington Barbara Banta, Louisville Ms. Flo Barber, Louisville Karen Barnes, Lexington Mr. James Beck, Madisonville Mr. Alex Boone, Lexington Mrs. Mary Broecker, La Grange R.B. & Mary Campbell, Lexington Katherine L. Chase, Lexington Mr. Walter Clare, Frankfort Joseph H. Clark, Lexington Drs. Timothy & Julia Costich, Lexington Gene & Jean Cravens, Lexington Doug & Brenda Dean, Lexington Mr. Charles & Joyce Deuser, Cold Spring Helen H. Donan Charitable Fund, Bardstown Thomas & Janice Donan, Bardstown Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. & Sherry Feldpausch, Fisherville Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky, Louisville Ms. Jean Frazier, Prospect Dan & Melissa Gorbandt, Union Mary Emily & Walter Gross, Harrodsburg Mrs. Donna S. Hall, Lexington Hal C. & Gail Harned, Lexington Paula & Frank Harshaw, Louisville Douglas A. & Kathryn Browning Hendrickson, Maysville Mr. Lloyd Hillard, St Augustine, Fla. Willis & Constance Hobson, Louisville Michael Hoolihan, Louisville Alice and Wade Houston, Louisville Kathy Jones, Frankfort Mary Alice Keeton, Louisville Dr. Jutta Kausch Liddle, Winchester Neil & Jane MacDonald, Louisville Richard W. & Frances Martin, Ashland Ms. Barbara McGinty, Paducah Danny Uhl & Steve Medley, Versailles Mr. Stephen M. Meyers, Bellevue Jack & Marilyn Monohan, Louisville Stanley A. Murrell & Mary K. Martin, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. W. Austin Musselman, Jr., Louisville Emler A. & Celeste Neuman, Lexington Nick & Susan Nicholson, Lexington

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Matt Niehaus, Lexington Frank & Pat O’Connor, Richmond Charles L. & Joanne J. Owen, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Allan & Bunny Parnell, Louisville Hon. Peggy P. Patterson & Charles E. Patterson, Prospect Mr. & Mrs. John S. Penn, Lexington Martha Rankin, Louisville Mrs. Pam & Mr. James A. Ratterman, Prospect James & Katherine Redmond, Lexington Becky & Reese Reinhold, Lexington Ms. Helen Sady & Dr. Merrill Packer, Berea Mr. Richard Stephan, Prospect Sue Story, Vine Grove Lora Suttles & Bob Hutchison, Staffordsville Ms. Megan Lake Thornton, Lexington Trager Family Foundation, Inc, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Job D. Turner III, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Pam Uebel, Alexandria James & Marianne Welch, Prospect Orme & Mary Hilliard Wilson, Louisville Ballard D. & Elizabeth P. Wright, Lexington

$1,200-$2,499 Anonymous James Adams, Lexington Samuel & Bonnie Avery, Upton Judith Axelrod, Prospect John & Jill Ball, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. Edward Barr, Lexington Mr. Peter Barrows, Versailles Mr. James Barton, Gilbertsville Mr. Archie Bays, Lexington Ms. Jacquelyn C. Benton, Elizabethtown Mrs. Rosemary Bilz, Crestview Hills Phillip & Linda Bisbee, Versailles Gary & Lisa Blank, Hebron David & Cindy Blount, Louisville Ms. Joellen Blount, Lexington Gail L. Boggs Family Charitable Fund, Cincinnati Tyler Bolin, Lexington Terry Brackett, Lancaster Jane F. Brake, Ph.D., Frankfort Mr. & Mrs. George Branch, Paris Mr. David W. Bratcher, Lexington Edward Todd Bray, Lexington Steven & Winifred Breckner, La Grange Ulysses Bridgeman, Jr., Louisville

Stephen Bright, Lexington Mr. Chris Brooker & Mrs. Valerie Brooker, Louisville John & Jennifer Brown, Lexington Mr. Norman Brown, Masonic Home Mary Jo & George Budig, Covington Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Bullard, Lexington John Bunch, Lexington Jennifer Burchett & Scott Neal, Lexington Mr. Allen Bush & Mrs. Rose Cooper, Louisville Shannon & Angela Cain, London Col. (R) Harry & Mrs. Marcia Callicotte, Lexington Tim & Anna Cambron, Versailles Ms. Jeanne Carr, Prospect Charles B. & Sharon Chrisman, Jr., Lexington The Rev. Thomas R. Clark, Bardstown Mr. Jim & Mrs. Mary V. Clarke, Maysville Mr. & Mrs. Chris Clifford, Lexington Lee Cochran, Louisville Will Coffman, Lexington John & Carole Cole, Nicholasville Roger & Patricia Cole, Fort Mitchell John & Tammie Conatser, Nicholasville Mrs. Marcia Cone, Lexington Mr. Willard Coots, Lexington Kip & Ellen Cornett, Lexington Tom & Elaine Crawford, Versailles Mark Crawford, Versailles Donald R. Cronen, Louisville Al & Patti Cross, Frankfort David & Jennifer Cross, Albany Mr. & Mrs. Brian & Janet Davis, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Zachary A. Davis, Lexington Mont Dawson, Prospect David Dean, Lexington Larry & Martha Deener, Lexington David W. & Carla J. Demarest, Lexington John S. & Jane Domaschko, Covington Andrew Dull, Lawrenceburg The Hon. R.W. & Mrs. Jane Winkler Dyche, London Darlene Eakin, Frankfort Brenda K. Edwards, Paducah B. Bramblett Elam, Frankfort Ms. Jewell Deene Ellis, Danville Peggy Ellis, Lexington Fred & Beverly Erschell, Fort Thomas Kyle & Lyann Fannin, Versailles Gil & Brenda Fauber, Edgewood

Ms. Ellen Ferguson, Lexington Adra Fisher, Winchester Mr. & Mrs. Corey Forester, Lexington Virginia G. Fox, Frankfort Meredith & Steven Frame, Lexington Kyle French, Corbin Mr. G.L. & Mrs. Joan Gaston, Louisville Greg & Lisa Geiser, Louisville Drs. Jacqueline & Paul Gerard, Elizabethtown Pete Gilbert, Lexington Ron N. & Connie Gilbert, Lexington Ms. Sherry Golightly, Paducah Mr. & Mrs. Joe & Debbie Graviss, Versailles Ms. Kelly E. Green, Frankfort Hugh B. Gregory, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. G. Dan Griffith, Owensboro Karen Hale, Louisville Teresa Hammer, Georgetown Mike & Brooke Hammond, Shelbyville Kenneth & Judy Handmaker, Goshen Wendy & Fred Hansen, Lexington James Hardymon, Lexington James Harned, Lexington Louis E. & Ovaline Hatcher, Albany, Ga. Rev Walter & Mrs. Caroline Hehl, Lexington Robert Helton, Corbin Andrew & Peggy Henderson, Lexington David Henry, Louisville Dr. Jack Herlihy, Lexington Chris & Marcia Hermann, Louisville LTC Lawrence A. Herzog, Radcliff Mrs. Elizabeth Hibbard, Richmond Darryl Hill, Berea Mr. & Mrs. Buck & 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 Shae Hopkins, Lexington John & Nancy Huff, Lexington Mr. Alec Huguelet, Lexington Mr. Mike Hulett, Frankfort Mr. & Mrs. Mike Huskisson, Versailles Valerya Hyrne, Walton Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Judith Isaacs, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Brett & Emma Ison, Nicholasville Eric & Elizabeth Iverson, Lexington Kurt & Carla Jaenicke, Ashland Josh Jaggers, Mason, Ohio Mr. Kenneth R. James, London Ms. Angela Johnson, Lexington James E. Jones Jr. & Arleen Johnson, Lexington Brian Johnson, Lexington Cody Johnson, Pikeville Larry V. Johnson, Flemingsburg Paul & Nancy Johnson, California Phyllis Johnson, Ashland

Larry & Debbie Jones, Lexington William J. & Theresa Jones, Paducah Ms. Beth J. Jurek, Frankfort Bob & Theresa Kahmann, Covington Steve Kaufling, Louisville Mr. Ben C. Kaufmann & Ms. Janet Zusman, Lexington Mr. Roger Kehrt, Lexington Mr. Warren Keller & Ms. Annie Rosenberg, Versailles Mr. Steve Kerrick, Louisville William & Marcia Kight, Goshen David Kramer, Crestview Hills Karl Ladegast, Louisville Kathleen Lancaster, Georgetown Mr. Tom Lawrence & Mrs. Emily Lawrence, Louisville Bertha Lebus Charitable Trust, Lexington Blair & Nathan Lee, Lexington Lauren Leonhardt, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Judy Lippmann, Louisville David & Kelley Lohre, Fort Mitchell Mike & Ginny Longnecker, Maineville, Ohio Mrs. Mary L. Lonneman, Burlington Mrs. Tracy Lovan, Lexington Ms. Elizabeth Lowe, Lexington W. Bruce Lunsford Foundation, Inc, Louisville Patricia Madden, Lexington Ms. Sharon Marcum, Lexington Dr. Jules Marquart, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Ron Martin, Lawrenceburg Lucas McAvoy, Lexington Michael McClure, Louisville James & Malkanthie McCormick, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Justin McElfresh, Nicholasville Monte & Myrna McElfresh, California Ms. Martha McQueary, Lexington Mr. Robert & Mrs. Susan Means, Louisville Rishabh & Lopa Mehrotra, Glenview Lindy Melvin, Hardyville Ms. Kathryn Mershon, Louisville Joe & Abbie Meyer, Frankfort Philip & Jan Meyer, Lexington Jennifer Moore, Louisville Jack & Phyllis Moreland, Highland Heights Ms. Penelope T. Morton, Louisville Ms. Ruth Morton, Lakeside Park Sally Mulholland, Lawrenceburg Martha Mullins, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Murphy, Georgetown Virginia F. Murphy, Lexington Ms. Cheri Mutersbaugh, Richmond Nabama Foundation, Cincinnati Mrs. Laura Neal, Catlettsburg Jerry Oney, London Travis & Sarah Painter, Lexington C. Grey Pash, Louisville William Patteson, Louisville

Kimberly D. & Sarah M. Patton, Hebron Kathryn Penkava, Evansville, Ind. Jason L. Peterson, Louisville Caryl & Bob Pfeiffer, Versailles Ms. Sharon Pfister, Jeffersonville, Ind. Ms. Marie L. Piekarski, Lexington Ms. Betty Pogue, Fort Thomas Ms. Lois Anne Polan, Lexington C.F. Pollard Foundation, Inc., Louisville Chip Polston, Louisville Hilma & John G. Prather, Somerset Mr. Tom Preston, Jamestown Dr. David Quast, Edgewood Kaelyn Query, Lexington Jason Rainey, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. John & Betty Whitlock Reesor, Lexington Rev. Howard & Dee Reynolds, Lexington Mr. Robert E. Rich, Cincinnati Mrs. Ellen Rieveschl, Covington Michele Ripley, Lexington Mr. David & Mrs. Linda Roberts, Louisville Ms. Shelby B. Robertson, Louisville John & Julie Rodes, Danville Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Rounsavall, Prospect Rouse Family Foundation, Lexington Jane Rowady, Lexington Ralph & Pamela Ruschell, Lexington Davanna & Peter Saari, Fleetwood, N.C. Paul Saba, Cincinnati Ms. Carrie Satterly, Lexington Dr. John H. Saunders, Lexington Laurie Scarborough, Louisville Judith Schad, Greenville, Ind. Dr. Greg Schmieder, Louisville Joan T. Schoen, Louisville Jeanne Schroer & Michael Dinn, Covington

Steven & Laura Schweitzer, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. David C. Scott, Jr., Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Scott, Lexington Howard & Mickey Settle, Lexington Brett Setzer, Nicholasville Sam Shine Foundation, Inc., New Albany, Ind. Mr. Charles Siemen, Lexington Melanie Simpson-Conley, Lexington Sandra Elam Simrall, Louisville Patricia F. Smith, Bardstown Vernon M. & Peggy T. Smith, Louisville Jeremy R. & Kurt A. Snyder, Harrodsburg Brett Spear & Martha Peterson, Lexington Eula M. & Willis Spears, Nicholasville Marian Spencer, Frankfort Ms. Susan L. Staugas, Louisville Shaun Stephens, Lexington Drs. John & Magdalene Stewart, Lexington Jon & Melissa Stewart, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. Bill Storms, Corbin Mr. T. R. Storms, Corbin Mrs. Ruth Straus, Lexington Lindy B. Street, Louisville Stephanie Stumbo & Andrew Dorton, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Greg Survant, Lexington Mike Taylor, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Darryl & Diann Terry, Winchester Mr. & Mrs. William Thames, Richmond Bruce Thomason, Shepherdsville Jeff & Karen Thornton, Danville Peter & Susan Thurman, Louisville Mary Ann Tobin, Irvington Joe & Terry Tolan, Louisville Maureen Tomblinson, Hendersonville, Tenn.

Josh & Olesia Toole, Louisville

Thank you to University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto and Dr. Mary Lynne Capilouto, who served as Honorary Chairs at KET’s 2023 Summer Celebration.

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Christine Tucker, Cincinnati Mr. Ronald Turkett, Lexington Devin Tweed, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Linda Valentine, Louisville Mr. George Van Meter, Jr., Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Elvis Vaughn, Louisville Jane S. Vergnes, Lexington John Vidal, Louisville Elizabeth & David Wachtel, Lexington Bob & Ella Mae Wade, Elizabethtown Marcia & Mark Wade, Lexington Roy & Erin Wagner, Winchester Alex & Jayne Waldrop, Lexington Pamela Walker, Lexington Jeremy & Julie Wallace, Lexington Chuck & Donna Walter, Lexington Ms. Amelia W. Ward, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William Ward, Lexington Dr. Jeremy Warner, Lexington Dr. J. Sloan & Mrs. Jane Warner, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Linwood A. Watson, Jr., Louisville Tom & Amy Watts, 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. Brooke Wheatley, Lexington Mary White & Amy Allen, London Mike & Faye Whitley, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Matt & Tonya Williams, Louisville Mr. Tom Wilson, Georgetown William W. & Mary Witt, Lexington Russell & Jenny Wolfe, Lexington Marguerite E. Wordell, Frankfort Mr. Randy Worley, Corbin Ms. Gina Wright, Coldiron

Robert & Sara Wynkoop, Louisville Mr. H. Mac Zachem, Lexington Elisabeth Zwickenpflug-Myers & Howard Myers, Lexington

CORNERSTONE SOCIETY $1,000-$1,199 Eldred Adams, Louisa Dr. Thomas & Mrs. Anne Anderson, Lexington Dr. Gary & Mrs. Martha Anderson, Lexington Sidney Anderson Foundation, Inc., Louisville Ms. Lisa G. Archer & Mr. Robert L. Pfister, Louisville Ms. Sara Jean Art, Lexington Mrs. Gail B. Austin, Cincinnati Mr. George Ballard, Bardstown Mr. William C. & Mrs. Julie Ballard, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Beck, Lexington Shirley Bedard, Louisville Cynthia Beeman & Dennis Lynn, Lexington Michael & Carol Beirne, Fort Mitchell Mr. Doug Bezold, California Mrs. Edith Bingham, Glenview Mrs. Cornelia W. Bonnie, Prospect Robert Brown, Louisville Mr. Robert Brown, Crestwood Bulleit Family Foundation, Lexington Ms. Rita Byrd, Fort Thomas Dan Call, Versailles Ms. Linda W. Carter, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. William R. Clem, Lexington Clifton Foundation, Louisville V.V. Cooke Foundation, Louisville Jeanette Coufal, Lexington Michael & Miriam Crews, Georgetown

NKU President Ashish Vaidya (left) and Dr. Nita Vaidya (middle), photographed with Justice Michelle M. Keller of the Kentucky Supreme Court (right), were the honorees at KET’s Martinis & Mistletoe event in Covington.

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Douglas & Leslie Crutcher, Lexington Ms. Jo Ann Czekalski & Mr. Jim Stokes, Lexington Ms. Gwendolyn K. Darst, Sonora Mr. & Mrs. David Daulton, Masonic Home Ms. Marguerite Davis, Louisville Mr. Jerry Delaney, Lexington Dr. Cindy M. Derer & Dr. John J. Gohmann, Lexington Laurie Diebold, Louisville Mrs. Ann Todd Dupree, Lexington Dr. M. Wilson Eastland, III, Lexington Rev. Thomas Eblen, Lexington Ms. Suzanne Eckerle, Louisville Barbara Ellerbrook, Lexington Mrs. Doris Elliott, Lexington Taysha Farley, Louisville Steven & Sarah Ford, Owensboro Will Fortune, Shelbyville Becky Gift, Lexington Mrs. Esther J. Gissing, Lexington Bob & Kay Glass, Crestwood Mrs. Bruce G. Glenn, Lexington Mrs. Mary Louise Gorman, Louisville Adele Greenburg, Harrodsburg Caroline Guthrie, Louisville Mrs. Mary & Dr. James Harty, Louisville Ms. Carolyn Helm, Louisville Mary Hemken, Lexington Dr. Fred Hendler & Ms. Nancy Martin, Prospect John Hinkle, Corbin Theresa Holmes, Lexington Betty & Franklin Hoopes, Lexington John & Deborah Hoskins, Winchester Mr. John Brian Humbert, Clarksville, Ind. Ms. Aubrey E. Hunter, Nicholasville Danny & Barbara Jeffries, Liberty Mr. David A. Jones, Jr. & Ms. Mary Gwen Wheeler, Louisville Ms. Callie C. Keller, Lexington Betsy & Terry Kephart, Paris Virginia Kerst, Covington Mr. Jim Kimmel, Louisville Patricia D. King, Louisville Mr. Allan B. Kleet, Paducah Dr. Forrest S. & Mary Julia Kuhn, Louisville Mrs. Jane A. Lapinski, Louisville Dr. & Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Goshen Carol Jean Ledington, Louisville Ms. Judith Lesher, Elizabethtown Tad & Jackie Long, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lynch, Louisville Mr. Jacob Martin, Danville Dr. Joseph Martin & Mrs. Kathleen Laurin-Martin, Park Hills Phil & Sandy McCauley, Jeffersonville, Ind. Doug & Vicki Meredith, Lanesville, Ind. Ms. Ellen Mihan, Louisville Richard and Patricia Monohan Family Foundation, Winchester Ms. Eleanor B. Moore, Louisville Mr. Ronald & Mrs. Debra Murphy, Louisville

J. R. & Glenda Neely, Louisville Jeffrey Newcomb, Valparaiso, Ind. Valerie Newell & Tim Smith, Covington Diana Newman, Louisville Mrs. Martha Nichols, Louisville Jerry & Sara Page, Paducah Mrs. Sundae Park, Berea Ms. Nita Porter, Brandenburg Mr. Stuart & Mrs. Ildiko Pray, Cincinnati Lowell & Sasha Press, Bellevue, Wash.

Ms. Marcia Risk, Lexington James & Cheryl Roberts, Louisville Bradley & Mary Robson, Frankfort Rosenthal Family Foundation, Lexington Jacqueline Rosky, Louisville Tamara Sanderson, Lexington Sandford Family Fund, Louisville Betsy & Marvin Schwartz, Cincinnati Amy Sheikh, Lexington Alan Shell, Lexington Carolyn & Donald Snow, Louisville Burl Spurlock, Prestonsburg Ernie W. & Georgia G. Stamper, Lexington Ms. Judy L. Stewart, Cincinnati Ms. Muffy D. Stuart, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William Sutton, Richmond Richard & Jeanne-Marie Tapke, Fort Mitchell Rollin & Ann Tarter, Danville Russell F. Tucker & Maryanne O’Canna, Lexington John B. Van Meter Charitable Foundation, Inc., Cincinnati David & Wanda Vickery, Clarkson Diane Weber-Hampson, Harrison, Ohio Kathryn Weinrich, Cincinnati Mr. & Mrs. John A. Williams, Jr., Paducah Mrs. Dulcie Willis, New Albany, Ind. Dolores E. Womack, Flemingsburg

$500-$999 Johan & Abigail Aasbo, Lexington Asa & Linda Abner, Stanton Kandie Adkinson, Frankfort Mrs. Petie Agnor, Erlanger Barry Alberts & Allison Harper, Louisville Dr. James C. Albisetti, Lexington Ms. Alicia S. Allen, Auburn Jacob Allen, Louisville James & Melissa Allen, Louisville Ron Allen, Louisville David Ames, Louisville Mr. Roger Anderson, Pikeville Frederick & Barbara Arensman, Louisville Earlene H. Arnett, Georgetown Mr. Larry Atwood, New Albany, Ind. Mary Auter, Louisville Robert & Judy Ayotte, Louisville Mr. Charles Backstrom, Owensboro Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Bailey, Fairfield, Ohio Mrs. Debra Bailey, Winchester Mr. Ernest P. Bailey, Lexington Gene Bailey, Cold Spring

Roger & Anne Baird, Lexington Ms. Mary Ann Baker, Masonic Home Mike & Barb Baker, Wilder Phillip & Kristen Bale, Glasgow Holly Bandoroff, Lexington Mrs. Rogers R. Barde, Paris Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barela, Lexington Mr. Ronald E. Barned, Glasgow Jessica Bartell, Louisville George & Rene Bauer, Elizabethtown Winifred Beam, Cincinnati Ms. Kathleen Bean & Mr. Robert Kotheimer, Louisville Mr. Roger Bean, Lexington Rogers & Jacqueline Beasley, Lexington Nora Beck, Princeton Mr. Michael P. Beeby & Ms. Kathryn D. Thomas, Covington Mr. Larry & Mrs. Beverly Bell, Lexington Ms. Mary Margaret Bell & Mr. Tom Wynne, Lexington Mrs. Pamela & Mr. Walter Bell, Louisville Ms. Alma Lea Benedict, Louisville John Bennie, Louisville Dr. Susan Bentley & Dr. Kim Jonason, Louisville Steve & Sharon Berger, Louisville Elizabeth & John Betagole, Cincinnati Mr. Paul Bickel, III & Jackie Hays Bickel, Louisville Mr. Robert Bickner, Frankfort Ms. Laurie A. Birnsteel, Louisville Mr. Christopher Black, Paducah Ms. Norma Blackburn, Madisonville Mrs. Anne & Mr. Michael Blakeney, Richmond Patricia H. Bland, Louisville Lee Bledsoe, Covington Ms. Linda M. Block-Coalter, Louisville Richard Blum, Richmond Mr. John Boh, Covington Susan & Kevin Borders, Louisville Linda Bosse, Versailles Marceline Bottoms, Lawrenceburg Mr. James E. & Mrs. Linda Bourne, New Albany, Ind. Jean Bower, Louisville Beverly & Alvin Branscum, Stearns Viviane Breazeale, Lexington Debra Bridges, Madison, Ind. Dr. Katherine L. Bright & Dr. Daniel Moran, Danville Richard Brinkman, Dillsboro, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. H. Hewett Brown, Prospect Jerry & Portia Brown, Louisville Taylor Brown, Lexington Tina & Herb Brown, Woodburn Patricia Cummings Bruggman, Louisville Helen Bryant, Hinton, W.Va. Mrs. Rosemary Weathers Burnham, Loveland, Ohio Bill & Angie Burns, Jeffersonville, Ind. Bruce & Joan Burton, Corydon Mr. Bob & Mrs. Linda Bush, Jeffersonville, Ind. David & Eva Busse, Alexandria, Ind. Susan Moloney Byrd, Louisville

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Callen, Louisville Abigail Camfield, Fisherville Drs. Eli & Mary Lynne Capilouto, Lexington Ray & Cindy Carcione, Louisville Dennis Carrithers, Louisville Mr. Lindy Casebier, Louisville Charities Aid Foundation of America, Princeton, N.J. Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Chavanne, Bardstown Patricia Chervenak, Louisville Mr. Eric Christianson, Lexington Ms. Cheryl Clark, Georgetown Emily Clark, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. John Clark, Louisville Lonnie & Phyllis Clark, Brandenburg Ms. Nancy Clinkinbeard, Lexington Bradley Compton, Prospect Ms. Ruth Conley, Staffordsville Mr. Thomas L. Conner, Lexington P.J. & Richard Cook, Lexington Mrs. Cornelia Cooper, Somerset Sam & Mary Michael Corbett, Louisville Don & Kathy Corson, New Albany, Ind. Linda & Fred Cowan, Louisville Albert G. & Nancy Craft, Lexington Ms. Renee Croket, Louisville Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Kathryn Crouch, Lexington Ernst & Kathlyn Crown-Weber, Danville Mr. Robert G. Cruickshank, Flatwoods Dr. Vicki A. Crumpton, Paducah Mr. William & Mrs. Marie Cull, Frankfort Ben Cundiff, Louisville Dr. Doug Cunningham & Linda Wise Cunningham, Lexington Mr. Charles Cutshaw, Georgetown Delmer & Linda Dalton, Lexington Waller & Katherine Dalton, Lexington Daniel Family Foundation, Versailles Gay Darsie, Boca Grande, Fla. Hunter Daugherty, Nicholasville Mr. & Mrs. David Daunhauer, Louisville Emilie & Bruce Davis, Lexington William S. & Carolyn J. Deane, Louisville Mr. Frederick & Ms. Louise Dearborn, Danville Sandra & John Deaton, Lexington Bill & Trish Deatrick, Louisville Mr. Edward Demonbrun, Louisville Gillian Denmark, Lexington Charles Derrickson, Morehead Bill & Elaine Deutsch, Millersburg Ms. Marie E. Dever, Louisville Evonne & Kevin Devlin, Lexington Kevin Dick, Goshen Carrie & David Dieruf, Louisville Ms. Anne Discher, Louisville Ms. Margaret L. Dixon, Columbia Danny & Rita Dobson, Louisville Barbara & Richard Domek, Lexington Patrick Donley, Louisville Desmond Donovan, New Albany, Ind. Ms. Jean Dorton, Lexington Marshall & Tami Dosker, Covington Beth Douglas, Lexington Robert & Jett Douglas, Lexington

Philip & Rose Mary Dow, Lexington Mr. Howard & Mrs. Nancy Downing, Nicholasville Donald Doyle, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. James Doyle, Masonic Home Robert & Ruth Ann Driggers, Louisville Ms. Ryan Droste, Louisville Ms. Martha J. Dugan, Crescent Springs Philip & Lucy Dunford, Elizabethtown Suzanne Dunne, Louisville David J. & Ellen Dutschke, Louisville Ms. Ann L. Eads, Frankfort Ms. Sydney Easley, Shelbyville James C. & Mary G. Eaves, Louisville Barbara Ecton, Lexington Tawana Edwards, Goshen Katherine & Uwe Eickmann, New Albany, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Eifler, Sr, Louisville Raymond & Carolyn Eisenschmidt, West Harrison, Ind. Mr. Neil Eklund, Danville Mr. John C. Elison, Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Guy Ellis III, Lexington William & Linda Ellison, Louisville William & Donna Engle, Lexington Donald & Vicki Ensor, La Grange Dick & Janice Ernst, Frankfort Richard & Lisa Ernst, Cincinnati Eddie Estep, Cumberland Kimberly Estridge, Louisville Ralph & Lynda Ewers, Richmond John & Patricia A. Farmer, Louisville Ms. Loretta Farris, Carlisle William & Ann Fenton, Louisville Prof. Theodore & Prof. Sigrid Suesse Fiedler, Lexington Myrtle A. Fisher, Louisville John & Rita Fleming, Jeffersonville, Ind. Laura & Tim Foley, Crestwood Ms. Jill L. Force & Mr. Patrick Mattingly, Louisville Randall Ford, Campbellsburg Robert Ford, Winchester Mr. Steve Ford, Lawrenceburg Ronald Forrester & Dianna C. Forrester, Burlington Deborah Fortel & David Sawyer, Louisville Bill & Joy Fotsch, Villa Hills Melissa Fowler, Flatwoods Ms. Debra Francis, Incline Village, Nev. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Fritz, Lexington Laura & Thomas H. Fulton, Louisville Ms. Laurel Fuson, Louisville Mrs. Joan B. Gaines, Lexington Edward & Debbie Galloway, Shelbyville Mrs. Roberta Garfield, Murray Mr. Cecile Garmon, Glasgow Ms. Karen L. Garrison, Lexington Tom & Ann Garrity, Lexington Doreen & George Gates, Boaz Mr. Bill Gee, Lexington Ms. Kathleen M. Geile, Louisville Diane Georges, Louisville Mr. Glenn R. Gilbert, Louisville Louise Gladstone, Mayslick

Mr. Donn Goebel & Ms. Cathy McLeod, Cincinnati Mark & Pat Gooch, Pikeville Mrs. Dorothy Graham, Madisonville Dr. & Mrs. Laman Gray, Louisville Trey & Nancy Grayson, Walton Ms. Jo Guthrie Greene, Georgetown Mary Greenfield, Louisville Mrs. Barbara F. Greer, Louisa Ron & Lora Griffin, Lexington Nancy & Allen Grimes, Lexington Kathryn Groves, Madisonville Mr. & Mrs. William Guenthner, Louisville Ms. Kathleen D. Gullett, Lawrenceburg Jim & Michele Guthrie, Campbellsburg Mike Guynn, Louisville Ms. Jane M. Haase, Prospect Mrs. Charlotte Hadley, Lexington William & Brenda Hagan, Bardstown Kelly Hale & Kathy Gannoe, Lexington Clayton Hall, Lexington Mr. Stephen R. Halloran, Frankfort Barry Hamson, Brownstown, Ind. Mrs. Mary Haylee Hancock, Madisonville Kathy H. Hannah, Owensboro Mary Hargis, Elizabethtown Ms. Candace W. Harker, Lexington Susan Harkins, Lexington Ms. Karen Ryan Harris, Louisville Frank & Paula Harshaw, Louisville Raynell Hartman, Georgetown Ms. Margaret Hatfield, Shepherdsville Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Hathaway, Lexington Vanessa Haulk, Louisville Sean Hawkes, Independence Mary Ellen Haydon, Bardstown Ms. Margaret Helvey, Williamsburg Ms. Barbara M. Hench, Lexington Ms. Brenda T. Henderson, Louisville Taylor Henley, Nicholasville Neil & Susan Heppler, Villa Hills Ms. Jean Herp, Louisville Catherine & Jon Hesseldenz, Lexington Betty Hickman, Bethel, Ohio Charles & Rhonda Hicks, Lexington Mrs. Dinah Mullinax High & Mr. Paul High, Louisville Ms. Francie Hiemer, Louisville Mr. Greg P. Hill, Louisville Ordelle Hill & Helen Bennett, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Hugh G. Hines, Jr., Danville Ms. Joy Hinkle, Lexington Mr. Roger Gene Hoffman, Louisville Ms. Eileen Hogan, Frankfort Joe Honerlaw, Cincinnati Dr. Taylor & Melissa Hoover, Frankfort Mrs. Barbara R. Hopewell, Prospect Greg Hostettler, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. House, London Ronald Howard, Owensboro Cordelia & Banks Hudson, Nicholasville Beverly & David Hufford, Richmond Ms. Nancy Hutchinson, Glasgow Robert & Sandra Ireland, Lexington Delores Iverson, Bowling Green Brenda C. Jackson, Shelbyville George Jaeger, Paducah

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Donna James, Louisville Mr. Harry & Mrs. Michelle James, Frankfort Mrs. Judith Jay, Georgetown Sam & Theresa Jensen, Louisville Ms. Sandra G. Jessup, Greenville Rosemary Johnson-Dean, Simpsonville Mr. William G. Johnstone, Eastwood Diana & Robert Joice, Lexington Bonnie Quantrell Jones, Lexington Carol Jones, Fort Thomas Gordon & Susan Jones, Bowling Green Meghan Judson, Versailles Donald Kaelin, Jeffersonville, Ind. Mr. Alan & Mrs. Eva Kaplan, Lexington Kelly Kapp, Louisville Daryle & Karen Karnes, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kasarskis, Lexington Mr. Jerome H. Kauper, Louisville Mrs. Jacquelline A. Kay, Lexington Houston Keach & Lowry IngleheartKeach, Henderson Mr. Mark A. Keene, Fort Wright Sarah & Paul Keith, Smithfield Lewis & Linda Kelly, Lexington Henrietta & Dan Kemp, Hopkinsville Jan Kempf, Louisville Ms. Kathleen A. Kennedy, Richmond Tom & Judy Kinman, Crestview Hills Diane Kinny, Louisville Mrs. Dorothy & Mr. Kevin Kline, Lexington Cynthia Koplos, Goshen Ms. Julia P. Kring, Frankfort Joseph & Marianne Kurth, Lexington Mrs. Regina Lancaster, Elizabethtown Mr. Robert Langley, Lexington Ms. Sharon Larue, Louisville Mr. Greg Lawrey, Louisville Paul & Patricia Leach, Boston Mr. James B. & Mrs. Kathryn K. Learn, Louisville Mr. Willis Lee, Frankfort Ms. Robin Lemastus, Goshen Theo Leverenz, Georgetown Casey Lewis, Taylorsville Ms. Charlotte Lewis, Frankfort Sharon & Roderick Lewis, Huntington, W.Va. Philip & Debra Lichtenfels, Louisville Mrs. Marianne & Mr. David Locke, Highland Heights Kevin Loesch, Alexandria Mr. Samuel C. Long, West Liberty Ms. Bebe Lovejoy, Lexington Lawrence & Cynthia Lowe, Frankfort The Hon. Crit Luallen & Mr. Lynn Luallen, Frankfort Mr. William & Mrs. Charlotte Lubawy, Lexington Mr. Harry L. Lusk, Vine Grove Abby & Fairleigh Lussky, Louisville Phyllis Macadam, Lexington Zonia Maguire, Louisville Dr. Alan & Mrs. Beryl Male, Lexington Dr. Christian Marcum, Pikeville James Marnatti, Nicholasville

Ms. Linda Mills Marquis-Cate, Fort Mitchell Michael & Kathleen Marra, Lexington Davis Marret, Louisville Donn & Kitty Marston, Lancaster Skipper & Hana Martin, Louisville Molly Martin, Louisville Bill & Sandy Martz, Crestwood Mr. George Mason, Jr., Lexington Dr. & Mrs. Harvey E. Matheny, Louisville Loys & Sonja Mather, Lexington John B. & Joyce Mattingly, Louisville Mr. Fred May, Richmond James & Judy McCabe, Louisville David & Diane McCall, Lexington Ms. Vivian McCann, Louisville Melissa McCarey, Cincinnati Joan McCombs, Prospect Esther McCoy, Owensboro Dr. Martha & Mr. Terrence McCoy, Louisville Kevin McCreary, Lexington Margot D. McCullers, Lexington Mrs. Constance E. McDonald, Louisville Richard & Darlene McDowell, Sellersburg, Ind. Patricia & Donald McDuffee, Independence Patricia Buckner McHugh, Louisville Kay McKinney & Neal Sellars, Hopkinsville The Rev. Leslie McKown, Henderson Ryan McLane, Edgewood Sam & Bonnie McNeely, Murray Mr. John Gary & Mrs. Jeanetta Burbridge McNeill, Georgetown Mrs. Stephanie V. McNeill, Maysville Dr. J. William & Mrs. Marlie McRoberts, Lexington John & Mary Medley, Owensboro Elizabeth Mefford, Fort Thomas Barbara & Ron Mercer, Louisville Marilyn Meredith, Louisville Creighton Mershon, Sr., Louisville Steve & Anna Lee Mershon, Louisville Paul Messner, Dry Ridge Arvid & Judy Metcalf, Wilmore Lee & Victoria Meyer, Lexington Darrell Mezo, Mount Vernon, Ill. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Michael, Louisville Matt Milano, Georgetown Frank & Pat Miller, Lexington Fred & Linda Miller, Paducah Ms. Mary K. Miller, Wilmore Mr. & Mrs. Tony & Bell Miller, Louisville Catherine Mills, Lexington Mark & Chan Milton, Louisville Mr. Greg Baynham Milward, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Milward, Lexington Charles Mitchell, Lexington Ram Mohan, Cincinnati David Mooneyhan, Shelbyville Mr. Dale G. & Mrs. Arcelia M. Moore, Crestwood Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Moore, Jr., Frankfort Ms. Jean R. Moore, Lexington

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Mrs. Judith M. Moore, Louisville Pamela Moore, Henderson Mr. William Moore, London Ms. Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington Carole Morris, Louisville Jane Morris, Louisville Ms. Donna Moser Peak, Masonic Home Mr. R. Charles & Mrs. Sally Moyer, Louisville Robert & Jan Mucci, Lexington Dick & Tyra Mueller, Louisville Mr. Stephen J. Mularz, Hazard Rachel Mulloy, Louisville Shannon & Brook Mundy, Lexington Mr. Michael & Mrs. Annette Murphy, Scottsburg, Ind. Mr. Graeme Murray & Ms. Vicki Herche, Covington Dr. Marshall D. Myers, Richmond Donald & Donna Nabors, Nicholasville Ms. Judith Nakashima-Wilson, Somerset Mr. Russ Neil & Ms. Diane M. Laughlin, Louisville Kathy & David Nelson, Mount Vernon, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Newell, Winchester Dr. Bruce & Mrs. Martha Nicol, Lexington William L. and Doris Niemann Charitable Foundation, West Des Moines, Iowa Lee Nimocks & Connie Payne, Lexington Henry O’Bryan, Owensboro Mr. Stephen O’Hara, Louisville James Oldson, Louisville Chase & Sarah Oliver, Richmond Ms. Vanessa Olson, Louisville Leatha & Marc Orr, Elizabethtown Ms. Gale Ossenbeck, Cold Spring Ms. Nancy Ovesen, Frankfort Mrs. Ona Owen, Louisville Robert A. Owen, Cynthiana Debby M. & John C. Oxley, Midway Mr. Eddie K. Parker, Lexington Lynn & Jessica Parrish, Pikeville Ms. Marie Parsons, Winchester Ms. Linda Payne, Henderson Robert & Virginia Peck, Jeffersonville, Ind. Mr. James H. & Mrs. Julia B. Perry, Morehead Ms. Nancy Peterson, Louisville Karen & Robert Petry, Lexington Mr. Eugene Pflughaupt, Danville Mr. William L. Phelps, Versailles Ms. Jane E. Phillips, Lexington George Plager, Louisville Mary Porter, Henderson Ms. Kitty Portwood, Lexington Mary Powell & John W. Poundstone, Lexington Ms. Nancy Pratte, Louisville Richard & Connie Proudfoot, Morehead Mr. William & Mrs. Martha Pumphrey, Winchester Jerry Ralston, Madison, Ind. Richard Ramirez, Lexington Dan & Susan Adams Rapp, Louisville

Mr. & Ms. Nicholas Rast, Lexington Diana Raya, Lexington Mrs. Sandra Raymon, Louisville Michael Redford, Lexington Steven E. Redmon, Louisville Bill & Mary Reed, Versailles Glenn Reid, Murray James & Jacquelyn Remley, Villa Hills Charles Rice, Glasgow Mr. Douglas & Mrs. Ann Rich, Louisville Mary Richie, Louisville Mr. Kevin Riegler, Crittenden Tom Ritchie, Louisville Juli & Michael Roberts, Louisville David Rocca, Corydon, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. Fon Rogers II, Lexington Gillian V. Rogers, Mayfield Ms. Laura R. Rogers, Louisville Ms. Elizabeth Rose, Lexington John & Jean Rosenberg, Prestonsburg Mr. & Mrs. Lee Rosenthal, Lexington James & Sharon Rouse, Versailles Molly Rowan, Versailles Mrs. Barbara & Mr. James Rowland, Fort Thomas Andrew Russman, Louisville Ms. Ann Samani & Mr. William P. Sturm, Lexington Ron & Mary Kaye Sanders, Hodgenville Theodore Schatzki & Rosie Moosnick, Lexington Ms. Dorothy Scheitlin, Radcliff Judith Schell, Owensboro Ms. Karen A. Schmidt, Cold Spring Ron & Phyllis Schmidt, Cincinnati Dr. & Mrs. William K. Schmied, Prospect Martha Schroeder, Louisville Gary & Roberta Schultz, Wilder Dr. Sheila A. Schuster, Louisville Mary D. Schweitzer, Cincinnati Ms. Angela Scott, Columbia Mary Carol Sears, Paris Mrs. Joann Sellier, Lexington Frank & Joan Sewell, Harrodsburg Mrs. Ellen & Mr. Max Shapira, Louisville Mr. Fithian M. Shaw, Jr., Louisville Ms. Barbara Shephard, Cincinnati Annette Sherman, West Chester, Ohio Dr. Mary Ellen Shields, Berea Kathleen Shiner, New Albany, Ind. Donald & Catherine Shoemaker, Louisville Martha Shouldis, Nicholasville Sally Siebert, Nicholasville Ms. Terry Sievers, Villa Hills Guy & Mary Silva, Lanesville, Ind. Patricia Sisloff, New Albany, Ind. Ms. Jane B. Skidmore, Barbourville Theresa M. Slaiman, Bardstown Cynthia Smith, Lexington Dan W. Smith, Lexington Ms. Marilyn Smith, Elizabethtown Ms. Patricia Smith, Stanford Ms. Susan W. Smith, Jeffersonville, Ind. Patty Smothers, Bagdad Timothy C. & Mary Soulis, Lexington Dr. Susan Spires, Lexington

Daret St. Clair, Lexington Dr. Steven Stack & Dr. Tracie Overbeck, Lexington Ms. Kimberly Staples, Georgetown, Ind. Edith Starcher, Versailles Ms. Cheryl Stearman, Danville Joe Stennis, Louisville Joe Stepp, Pippa Passes Barbara Sterrett, Lexington Ms. Doris N. Stilwell, Versailles Martha P. Stone, Mt Sterling Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Jane Stowe, Cincinnati Karen Strack, Murphysboro, Ill. Betty & Fred Straub, Louisville Mr. James Straub, Lexington Dr. Gordon Strauss & Dr. Catherine Newton, Prospect Mr. Bernard & Mrs. Eileen Dalenberg Strenecky, Louisville Mr. James Strine, Edgewood Mark Strong, Lexington Jude Sudbeck, Shelbyville Manzella Summers, Paducah Jason Swanson, Danville Herbert & Patricia Swartz, Bardstown Mr. David Switzer, Lexington Robert & Janet Swope, Elizabethtown Philip Tabb, Elizabethtown Chester & Joan Tackett, Lexington Reva D. Tackett, Lexington Michael E. Tain, Lancaster Mr. Victor Tamariz, Lexington Ms. Mildred K. Tatum, Owensboro Hillary Taylor, Louisville Margaret M. & Scott Taylor, Lexington Marjorie Susan Taylor, Milford, Ohio Janet Teel, Louisville William & Mary Ruth Theuer, Louisville Elizabeth Thompson, Versailles Ms. Mary A. Thornton, Louisville Raymond Thorpe, Jeffersonville, Ind. Alice & John Tiano, Louisville Dr. Ouida Tisdall, Lexington Frank Tonini, Louisville Gayle Trautwein, Louisville Ms. Mary Truitt, Morganfield Ms. Beverly H. Tucker, Lexington Dr. Wayne & Brenda Tuckson, Louisville Kaylan Turner, Lexington Margaret & Edward Turner, Crestwood Sue Collins Tussey, Richmond Ms. Judy Tyler, Louisville William & Susie Tyler, Owensboro Eddy Vanhoose, Louisa Scott & Roberta Veazey, Louisville Linda Vire, Batesville, Ind. Mr. & Mrs. David Vislisel, Louisville Ms. Mary J. Votruba, Lexington Ms. Diane Wachs, Cincinnati Ms. Faith Wagner, Crittenden Ronald D. Wagoner, Lexington Mr. R. Eric Waldman, Lexington John & Marcia Walker, Frankfort Robert Walker, Lexington Louise Wall, Louisville Dr. Bill Walsh, Louisville

Elizabeth & David Ward, Richmond Kevin & Linda Wardell, Prospect Carolyn Wells, Lancaster Mr. Dan Wells, Lexington Wayne Wente, Brownstown, Ind. Ted & Teresa Werner, Villa Hills Kathi Whalen & Pete Piccirilli, Louisville William & Lucy Wheeler, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wheeler, Louisville John White & Freda Sharp, Richmond Mr. & Mrs. Lee T. White, Hopkinsville David & Jill Wiegman, New Albany, Ind. Wilborn Charitable Foundation, Louisville Nick Wilkerson, Louisville Ed Wilkinson, New Albany, Ind. John Williams, Versailles Mr. Keith Williams, Fernandina Beach, Fla. Mary Williams, Owensboro Thomas & Barbara Williams, Lexington Angene & Jack Wilson, Lexington Mrs. Ruth Wimsatt, Louisville Dr. M.A. & Mrs. Portia B. Winchester, Lexington David & Joan Winkler, Louisville Peri Winters, Georgetown Doris Wise, Louisville Jane Woellner, Danville Stephen & Coretta Wolford, Louisville Mr. Stephen J. Wood, Prospect Ms. Judy Worth, Lexington Melanie Wrensch, Columbia Michael A. & Karen R. Wright, Stamping Ground Paul Wyler, Lancaster Ms. Anna M. Yates, Elizabethtown James Yates, Louisville Shannon Yates, Georgetown Thomas Young, Lexington Dr. Raymond & Mrs. Barbara Yozwiak, Lexington Donald & Christine Zalewa, Georgetown, Ind. Dr. & Mrs. J. Steven Zeh, Louisville Qunwei Zhang, Louisville Evelyn H. Zolondek, Lexington

CHI St. Joseph Health Clay Ingels Co, Inc Fred Rogers Productions Hardscuffle, Inc. Kentucky Center For African American Heritage Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs Kentucky Education Association Kentucky Propane Education Research Counsel KHEAA/KHESLC LG&E and KU Energy, LLC National Society of The Sons of The American Revolution Paducah Convention & Visitors Bureau St. Elizabeth Healthcare UK HealthCare University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union Wiebold Studio

$5,000-$9,999 Alliance Resource Partners Beam Suntory Best Western Hotels & Resorts Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc. Community Trust Bank Cornett Eastern Kentucky University Four Roses Distillery Frontier Nursing University Glema Mahr Center for the Arts The Hearing and Speech Center Heaven Hill Distilleries HJI Supply Chain Solutions Keller Williams Realty Louisville Kentucky African American Heritage Commission Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea Kentucky Blood Center Kentucky Center for Mathematics Kentucky Community and Technical College System

Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust Kentucky League of Cities Kosair for Kids LexArts Louisville Ballet Louisville Urban League McBrayer National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Northern Kentucky University Baird Republic National Distributing Co. of Kentucky Sew-A-Lot Stites & Harbison, PLLC The Brown Biggins Group at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management The Center For Gifted Studies at Western Kentucky University Transylvania University University of Kentucky University of Kentucky Athletics University of Kentucky Office of Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement

$2,500-$4,999 3D Enterprises American Institute of Architects Kentucky Appalachian Regional Healthcare Ball Homes Bank of the Bluegrass & Trust Company Becky Jordan Insurance Agency, Inc. Blue & Co. LLC Cave Hill Cemetery Cecil’s Heating and Air Conditioning Community Action Council Connetic Ventures Holdings, Inc. Corporex Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PSC Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation Dentons Bingham Greenebaum LLP Duke Energy Farm Credit Mid-America

CORPORATE PARTNERS: ANNUAL FUND, PROGRAM & EVENT SPONSORS $25,000-$99,999 Alltech Brown-Forman Corporation Cabinet for Health & Family Services Central Bank HARP Enterprises/R. Baird Properties Kentucky Farm Bureau Kentucky Lottery LifeWorks at WKU Mental Health America of Kentucky Owensboro Health Toyota Kentucky

$10,000-$24,999 AARP Kentucky

Alice and Wade Houston served as honorary chairs of KET’s Moonlight Masquerade event in Louisville.

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Fifth Third Bank Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Inc. Glenview Trust Company Harrod Concrete & Stone Co. HORAN James Motor Company Jewish Federation of Louisville Keeneland Kentucky American Water Company Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Kentucky Nurses Association Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association KV Oil & Gas, LLC. Lexington Diagnostic Center & Open MRI Live Nation/Louisville Palace Louisville Zoo MCM CPAs & Advisors LLC Messer Construction Midway Universtiy PlayPros PNC Bank Project Ricochet Republic Bank & Trust Specific Waste Industries Superior Maintenance CO The Lane Report U.S. Bank University of Louisville Valvoline Verst Group Logistics Willett Distillery Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP

$1,500-$2,499 Alzheimer’s Association American Quilter’s Society American Trust Co. Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Assured Partners NL Berea College Bluegrass Community & Technical College Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport City National Bank Clark Material Handling Co. Clean Gas Partners, LLC Dressman Benzinger Lavelle Duo Broadband Field and Main Bank Gateway Community & Technical College Gess Mattingly & Atchison Heritage Bank Highlands Latin School Horizon Community Funds Investors Heritage Life Insurance Company JP Morgan Chase Kentucky CancerLink Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance Kentucky Select Properties Lexington Center Corporation McCarthy Strategic Solutions LLC Monty’s Plant & Soil Products

Northern Kentucky Tri-Ed Norton Healthcare OneNKY Alliance South Central Rural Telecommunications Cooperative Southeast Printing & Mailing Service Stantec Stock Yards Bank & Trust Thoroughbred - Design Engineer Construct Tilford, Dobbins & Schmidt, PLLC Truist Unbridled Chicken, LLC Wells Fargo Advisors - Bluegrass Market WesBanco WKYT-TV WLEX18

$500-$1,499 First Kentucky Trust Claiborne Farm Computer Services, Inc. Creative Family Counseling Frost Brown Todd LLC GBBN Architects Hwangs Martial Arts Kentucky Author Forum Kentucky Realtors Leadership Kentucky LearningRX Mattingly, Simms, Robinson & McCain, PLLC Murray State University Tri-State Roofing & Sheet Metal Company

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Abbott Laboratories and Subsidiaries ADP - Automatic Data Processing American International Group American Water Apple Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. AT&T Beam Suntory Caterpillar Foundation CDK Global Cigna Foundation Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis Group Corning Incorporated Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation General Electric Foundation Graham Holdings Company Humana IBM Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Johnson and Johnson Medtronic Nisource Corporate Services Nordson Corporation Foundation Oracle Corporation Salesforce Foundation Tapestry Foundation Teradata Texas Gas Transmission, LLC Texas Instruments Foundation

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Thermo Fisher Scientific Thrivent Toyota Motor Corporation Tri-Arrows Aluminum UBS Financial Services UPS US Bank Foundation WarnerMedia Yelp Foundation Yum! Brands Foundation

GROUP MEMBERSHIPS Kentucky Medical Association Kentucky Retired Teachers Association

ENDOWMENT GIFTS Anonymous Barbara A. Barry, Louisville, in support of the PBS Program Fund Martha Mullins, Lexington, in support of the PBS Program Fund

MEMORIAL GIFTS Mrs. Maria Abbott, Louisville, in memory of James William Wilson Mr. Robert J. Brown & Mrs. Virginia Brown, La Grange, in memory of Joe Ball Nancy Cascio, Danville, in memory of David Duhe Jennifer Coffman, Lexington, in memory of Michael McCann Sandra Coleman, Vansant, Va., in memory of Shayna Coleman Suzanne Cordery, Louisville, in memory of Jane Cordery Elizabeth Doyle, Frankfort, in memory of Kathy Wilson Sandra Farrar, Huntington, Va., in memory of Wilma Williams Stephanie Fritts, Martin, in memory of Rosalie Fritts Brenda Gaffney, Louisville in memory of Dianna Higgins Ms. Patricia Goldman, Depauw, Ind., in memory of John Goldman Max Green, Louisville, in memory of Dorothy Pearson Green Denise Hearn, London, in memory of Justin M. Hearn Jill Hopper, Dover, Tenn., in memory of Brandon Meeker Shirley Huber, New Albany, Ind., in memory of James Huber Celia Johnson, Georgetown, in memory of Lucien & Betty Royse Ms. Nana Lampton, Louisville, in memory of Mark Shields William Lockwood, Lexingto,n in memory of Joan Miller Edmund L. Meekins, Versailles, in memory of Blanding Hensley Kathryn C. Moynahan, Wilmore, in memory of James William Wilson Irene Hume Niffenegger, Lexington, in memory of Daniel A. Niffinegger

Stephani Nordhaus, Tell City, Ind., in memory of Bob Gary Virginia O’Donnell, Chicago, Ill., in memory of Joseph Lukens Mandi Paris, Mountain View, Ark., in memory of Janise Wright Julie Puryear, Carrollton, in memory of Lois Lux Niederschmidt Stephen Roehrig, Louisville, in memory of Maurice Woodard Amy Shackleford, Crab Orchard, in memory of Gary Shackleford Cara Shore, Versailles, in memory of Carolyn Wells Nicolle Sigler, Wooster, Ohio, in memory of Nancy Little Michael Springate, Lexington, in memory of Kat Wright Kay S. Vaughn, Louisville, in memory of May F. Crull Rebecca Vest, Owenton, in memory of Avery Cecil Vest Amie Ward, Louisa Ms. Ann L. Zimmer, Lexington, in memory of Michael McCann In memory of Jane Blackford Stefan Bing, Lexington Callie Clow, Lineville, Iowa Jennie & Jerry Clow, Lineville, Iowa Miss Joell Finney, Lexington Lucy Foster, Winchester Pam Graves, Lexington Mr. & Mrs. William Howell, Lexington Susan Lemley, Louisville In memory of Beverly Cox Breyette Donna Alexander, Berea Judy Morrison, Louisville Kenneth B. Pierce, Louisville In memory of Mary Lois Butler Ms. Peggy D. Crosbie, Lexington Mary Ellen George, Charlotte, N.C. Susanne Hoagland, Nicholasville Carl & Julie Pecko, Fort Myers, Fla. Phyllis Spears, Lexington Ronald & Brenda Willenbrink, Richmond, Texas In memory of Sibyl Gaines Ron Edmondson, Lexington Ms. Mary A. Heard, Lexington Tim & Sharon Hill, Lexington In memory of Dorothy Ann Hagan Yvonne & Ray Knight, Jeffersonville, Ind. Marissa Sanders, Turners Station Barbara Trompeter, Louisville Miss Martha F. Watson, Masonic Home

LEGACY CIRCLE E. Ruth Braeutigam Charitable Trust Estate of Charlotte Bundy Estate of Bennett J. Chambers Estate of Samuel Jenkins Estate of Barbara O’Connor Susan Leib Taylor Living Trust

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