Tangle News founder Isaac Saul on his method of maintaining a balanced diet - of news.

Accounts of fear and anxiety among LGBTQ youth in the wake of the General Election and vows by President-elect Trump and other politicians to reverse gains in LGBTQ rights.

In today’s atmosphere, is it still possible for a Republican and a Democrat to sit down in a room together and have a civil, respectful conversation about the issues?

What is it like to learn you won the MacArthur Genius Award?

The “Read to Succeed Act” was intended to raise reading proficiency among Kentucky’s children from 29th in the nation.

Taped live before a student audience at the University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, the final installment in this 17-part election year series focuses on key interviews about election integrity and security, voting access and voter rights.

Should the Kentucky legislature be authorized by an amendment to the state Constitution to fund private school education?

What is it like to serve in a state legislature, be the Missouri secretary of state, run for U.S. Senate, create a voting rights organization, and flirt with running for president?

Why is multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Janis Ian donating her entire personal archive — including those Grammys — to Berea College? We ask and the resulting conversation is delightful.

On Episode 15 of the Eastern Standard special series, Democracy Optimist: