S14E12 - An Exceptional Educator Turned Author
It's back to the classroom this week, where I'm privileged to bring you an "Exceptional Educator" who has profoundly impacted the lives of students in Graves, Calloway, and Henderson Counties!!
It's back to the classroom this week, where I'm privileged to bring you an "Exceptional Educator" who has profoundly impacted the lives of students in Graves, Calloway, and Henderson Counties!!
Harlan and Anna Hubbard were truly an artistic couple who spent their final three-plus decades in a hand-built cabin on the Ohio River, where they lived off the land with no electricity or indoor plumbing . . .and this week, the spotlight belongs to a nonprofit
Photography is the theme of this week's episode, and I'm thrilled to spotlight a gentleman who has thrived in this capacity for over three decades!! Introducing Mr. Darrin Phegley, who proudly served for 17 years as a photographer with the Henderson Gleaner before
Aging is something we all should do with grace, pride, and (most importantly) optimal health . . .and this week's guest is certainly doing her part to make this possible for us!! Introducing Dr.
I'm tickled pink to announce that a native Hendersonian and crowd favorite is triumphantly returning to "Blabbin'" this week!! She is none other than Maggie Hollis, a singing/songwriting specialist who made the move to Nashville in 2025.
It's time to go shopping, from the comfort of our own homes, with the help of this week's very special guest!! She is Mrs. Kim Reusch, a long-time staffer in the Henderson County school system, who is now an active internet influencer.
This week, we take you to the radio ranch to visit with a voice that has been heard off and on in far western Kentucky for over FOUR decades!! Introducing Jack Newberry, commonly known as "Cactus Jack", who has handled everything from overnights on country station
She was a trusted voice to many in Central Kentucky for 31 years . . .and she's also the author of a brand new book!! Introducing the legendary Nancy Cox, a fixture in the anchor chair at Lexington's WLEX (channel 18) for over three decades.