It's not every week that I get to welcome a legend to the podcast . . .but this is indeed one of those rare occasions! My guest this time around is Mr. Randy Lee, the recognizeable radio voice of WKU Hilltopper athletics.
It's "Notable Nonprofit" time once again on this week's episode! And, it brings me great joy to spotlight an organization with a long-standing history of changing lives, not only throughout the Commonwealth, but across the nation: Habitat for Humanity.
Are you looking to shop off the beaten path...not in terms of the location...but in terms of the experience you will enjoy upon arrival? Well, look no further than my "Local Business Landmark" on this week's episode!
It brings me great pleasure to welcome Louisville native David Stickler to this week's program! When I first met David, he was a resident assistant in my dorm at Western Kentucky University . . .and even way back then, I knew he was destined for a bright future!
Come with me now as we venture back in time via the "Commonwealth Time Capsule", and revisit my incredibly entertaining interview with Mrs. Teresa Rochetti-Cantrell!! I was blessed to chat with Teresa in 2021, and if you missed it...or even if you didn't...this is a
Your heaven away from home awaits you in good ole Hopkinsville . . .just ask this week's guest!! I was blessed to speak with Hopkinsville Tourism Director Brooke Jung, whose fascinating background includes planning and preparation for the 2017 Solar Eclipse (best
It's a pleasure to present my first farm-themed episode of "Blabbin' In the Bluegrass"! You certainly won't take for granted the meat you eat, or the hard-working people providing it, after listening to special guest Niki Ellis, Executive Director of the Kentucky Pork
Attention Big Blue Nation...this podcast is designed with you in mind! And, even if you're not a Wildcat fan, you can't help but appreciate the tremendous work and dedication of this week's guest! He is Mr.
This week's guest was brave enough to hire me as a student worker in the Western Kentucky University Library during my grad school years! She is Ms. Shaden Melky, who then served as the library's technology consultant.
This week, I couldn't be more excited to feature a Henderson icon who skillfully reported local news for a whooping 38 years!! I'm speaking of Mr. Bill Stephens, former news director with WSON Radio, who retired this past September.