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From mayoral highlights, to book details, to Mayfield tourism info, this week's episode is truly your all-in-one! Our guest is none other than Mrs. Teresa Rochetti-Cantrell, who currently serves as Executive Director of the Annie Gardner Foundation. We'll touch on her most prideful accomplishments as Mayfield's former mayor, the mission of her non-profit organization, the story behind her recently-published masterpiece, and some marvelous must-stops when visiting Graves County. Simply click on the following link to purchase a copy of Teresa's brilliantly-written book "Finding Frank" https://www.findingfrankbook.com/product/finding-frank-by-teresa-cantrell/.

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Strap yourself in for a trip back in time to revisit my conversations with lovely and gifted ladies during Season One. Two marvelous musicians will dominate our speakers: Ms. Maggie Hollis and Ms. Annabel Whitledge, both from Henderson. We'll also enjoy a song from these tremendous talents following their respective chats. Stay up to date with Maggie Hollis by liking and following her Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/maggiehollismusic/. Please also track the world of Annabel Whitledge by clicking here for her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/annabelwhitledge.music.

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This week we're filling your belly with dairy delights, and filling your ears with humor and bluegrass music! First, we're headed to Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery in gorgeous Henry County, where Sharon Rowlett proudly serves up her award-winning ice cream, butter, and cheeses. Next, we check in with Lardo from a Kentucky-based twosome which frankly needs no introduction: The Moron Brothers! Lardo will discuss the duo's entertainment background and future plans...and we'll conclude the show with one of their marvelous musical masterpieces. Before venturing out to Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery, Sharon would love for you to visit her Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057251087250. Also, use the following link to make purchases from The Moron Brothers Store: https://www.themoronbrothersstore.com/.

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This week we complete the impressive story of an exceptional educator, which we opened last week, and preview one of the state's most popular summer extravaganzas! First, it's a re-connection with our friend Rick Boggess, a long-time instructor of the visually-impaired in Owensboro, who will continue enlightening us on his success in overcoming blindness to mentor and inspire students. Afterwards, it's time for plentiful family fun and fellowship at next week's W.C. Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival. Dorin Luck will provide a snapshot of the music and events we can enjoy as part of this downtown Henderson tradition, and explain how we can lend our assistance through volunteer efforts. To find out about Rick Boggess's support group for the visually-impaired, known as SAVI, simply visit their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/owensboro.savi/. And, further information about the upcoming Handy Fest is also readily available at this website: http://handyblues.org/.

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This week, we visit with an exceptional educator, whose pure determination and strong will to succeed greatly inspired his former students and co-workers. Rick Boggess spent over three decades serving as an instructor of visually-impaired students in the Owensboro Public Schools...and is totally blind himself. We'll take time to reflect on his fascinating journey through school, as well as his highly-successful career in education, in a conversation which will be continued on next week's program.

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Season 3 starts with a sweet and salty splash, as we spend the entire show with Connie Rogers, the owner and founder of Mrs. Rogers Popcorn and Sweet Shop in Versailles. We'll hear of Connie's extensive entrepreneurial background, as well as the wide array of tasty temptations awaiting us in her store. Plus, we'll learn which Kentucky community happens to be the only known US city to be built within a meteor crater! Visit Mrs. Rogers and her marvelous munchies in the wide world of Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/mrsrogerspopcornandsweetshoppe.

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On this week's show, we dazzle you with fabulous flower arrangements and gifts, and pamper you with the ultimate bed and breakfast experience! First, we'll visit A New Leaf Flowers, Gifts, and More: a fairly new addition to the Union County local business scene. Owner Tiffany Jackson will detail the inspiration behind this splendid specialty shop, and discuss the custom floral creations and gift items available to valued patrons. Afterwards, we check into downtown Henderson's legendary L&N Bed And Breakfast. Nibby Priest and Greg Gibson will explain why repeat guests frequently flock to this two-story treasure for unmatched food, luxury, and hospitality! Find out more about A New Leaf in Morganfield by clicking here: https://www.facebook.com/A-New-Leaf-flowers-gifts-more-100858261338182. While you're at it, dive into the fascinating history of the L&N Bed And Breakfast by way of the following site: https://lnbbky.com/.

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This week's show features two excellent establishments for shopping, dining, and spending quality time with family and friends. First, we take you to the one-of-a-kind Wigwam General Store in Horse Cave. Brenda Eisenberg will detail the store's historical significance, fabulous food, and goodies galore on the shelves. Next, we venture to a bargain hunter's paradise in western Daviess County: Preservation Station Market, Restaurant, and Event Center. Owner Jennifer Higdon is standing by with exciting information about the venue's attractive atmosphere, truly unique treasures, wowing restaurant, and periodic market days. Find out more about the Wigwam General Store by visiting their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wigwam%20General%20Store/196381730385070/. Additional info on Preservation Station is also readily available via this website: https://visitpreservationstation.com/.

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This week's episode features a tremendously gifted and respected individual, who knows a thing or two about living life to the fullest. Bob Park has won the hearts of countless Kentuckians with his humorous whit, brilliant playwriting, and well-received radio program. And, despite being in his late 80s, he conveys no interest in slowing down! Tune into this living legend, as he details his inspiring and productive past, and offers fitting advice for sustaining optimal health and prosperity!

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Come with me now to the radio ranch, and then to the classroom, on this week's "Blabbin' In the Bluegrass". We first listen to Part-2 of my visit with former broadcaster Sam Yates, who dominated the Henderson area airwaves with his whit and charm through his 2008 retirement. Sam will further expand on his extensive radio career, and provide additional information about his archives page on Facebook. Secondly, we'll spotlight an "Exceptional Educator" by the name of Jodi Pruden, who was once my homeroom teacher at Henderson County High School. You'll thoroughly enjoy hearing of her plentiful classroom experience, noteworthy achievements, and useful advice. Be sure to take in the classic radio clips on the "Sam Yates Archives" page by using this link and sending him a request: https://www.facebook.com/yates.archives.14.

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