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Blabbin' In the Bluegrass

S1E8 - Ashland Attractions and Kentucky Country

Episode Notes

This week's adventure takes us to Boyd and Laurel Counties in the eastern part of the state. First, Brandy Clark from the Ashland Convention and Visitors Bureau will explain why it's well worth a trip to her cherished community, regardless of where you are within or

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S1E7 - A Carrollton Classic and Grand Rivers Grub

Episode Notes

Come with me now on a tasty and informative journey to Carrollton and Grand Rivers. First, Ms. Susan Spears will give us the scoop on the history and tradition of the legendary General Butler State Park. 

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S1E6 - A Little Pizza Slice of My Old Kentucky Home

Episode Notes

Come with me now to the beautiful and historic My Old Kentucky Home State Park! Richard Blanton will bring us all the info on the park's treasures and tradition. Afterwards, we will venture over to Rockhouse On the River in gorgeous downtown Henderson, the perfect

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S1E5 - Dining Delights and Music Dynamites

Episode Notes

This week's journey includes stops in Lexington and Henderson. First, we visit a Central Kentucky institution that has been satisfying hardy appetites since 1989. Mr. BJ Birge will describe the key to long-term success for the legendary Ramsey's Diner, and tell us

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S1E3 - Henderson Traditions and Louisville Musicians

Episode Notes

On this enlightening and entertaining episode, Mr. Mark Kellen from Henderson's Audubon State Park will tell us about the one-of-a-kind museum devoted to John James Audubon, as well as the park's other noteworthy attractions. 

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S1E2 - Moonbow Magic and Music Making

Episode Notes

This episode is designed with nature and music lovers in mind. Bret Smitley will be here to discuss the noteworthy features of Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, including the natural attraction of a moonbow. 

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S1E1 - Western Kentucky Pleasures and Southcentral Kentucky Treasures

Episode Notes

In our debut episode, Laura Oswald from the Paducah Convention and Visitors Bureau will explain why many consider her city to be the state's best-kept secret. Later, Carl Chaney (and a few of his associates) from Bowling Green's very own Chaney's Dairy Barn will give

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