Off the Beaten Path with Sam Dick
Twice per month
Veteran journalist Sam Dick tells stories about the places and people of the Commonwealth. Have a story idea? Send it to Sam.
Latest Episodes
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Sam Dick visits a Scott County farm which is the historical site of a Native American school that educated Choctaw and Cherokee Indians in the 1850s -
The Five Below rock band helps raise money to fly Korean and Vietnam war veterans to Washington D.C.
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Sam steps back in time to 1850 as he visits Van Buren Village
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Historical review of Dix Dam in Central Kentucky
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Students at Berea College learn how to create artful brooms by hand
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Urban League CEO and President P.G. Peeples Sr. prepares to retire after 53 years of fighting for civil rights.
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A closer look at women farmers in Kentucky
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Lexington Pastor steps away from the pulpit after 40 years
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Sam Dick goes Off the Beaten Path to meet Tony the Legend at Herrington Lake
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Sam Dick goes Off the Beaten Path to a place called 933 to meet the couple selling stuff by the truckload.
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