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Joshua Douglas speaks to Trey Greyson, former Kentucky Secretary of State and now leader of the Lobbying and Public Policy practice group at the law firm, Frost Brown Todd

Sam Dick traveled to Madison County to meet a Lexington couple on a mission to create a sanctuary for rescued wildlife

We explore the immigration experiences of Lexington’s Swahili-speaking community — after English and Spanish, the African-based language is the 3rd-most-spoken in Fayette County. Our guest: Elisha Mutayongwa, Exec. Director of the Marafiki Center.

Refugee Concerns in Kentucky - Supreme Court Chief Justice Elect - Lexington Finance Update - Lexington Catholic Action Center Homeless Survey Shows Rise - Recycling Plastics in Lexington - Louisville Bus Service Reduction - bell hooks Institute Re-opens

Hurricane Helene Creates Power Outages in KY - Gov Beshear Calls for Sheriff Stines Resignation - Pralltown Development in Lexington - Ichthus Music Festival in Wilmore - Black Civil War Troops Headstone Military Marker in Nicholasville - Moore Safe Nights Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Kentucky

A new photo exhibit in Paris,Kentucky includes 50 framed prints of iconic pictures from the 2024 Olympic Games.

KY American Red Cross Responders Deployed South - 123rd Airlift Wing's Fatality Search and Recovery Team from KY National Guard Deployed to North Carolina - Warren Rural Electric Co-op Service Crews in Eastern KY - Underground Utility Use in Fayette Co. - Wildfire Season in KY - The Kentucky Opioid Symposium in Louisville - Bourbon and Belonging Kicks Off Today

Joshua Douglas speaks to Kim Wyman, senior advisor to the elections project at the Bipartisan Policy Center

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

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.