Aug 7 Recut Recut: Fancy (Farm) Didn’t Let Us Down Fancy Farm's weird. It's part church picnic, part political rally, part comedy roast. Ryland Barton joins us to try to explain. By Laura Ellis Aug 7 Recut Recut: Fancy (Farm) Didn't Let Us Down Laura Ellis
Aug 1 On The Record LISTEN: On The Record With Kentucky State Rep. Attica Scott On this edition of On the Record, Capitol reporter Ryland Barton sits down with State Rep. Attica Scott. By Staff Aug 1 On The Record LISTEN: On The Record With Kentucky State Rep. Attica Scott Staff
Jun 13 On The Record LISTEN: On The Record With Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear On the Record with Kentucky Public Radio Capitol Bureau Chief Ryland Barton is a non-partisan, monthly event series for people who want to be smarter about Kentucky politics. By Staff Jun 13 On The Record LISTEN: On The Record With Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear Staff
Mar 6 Arts and Culture First Artist-Run Super PAC Opens Campaign Headquarters In Louisville The group was founded by Hank Willis Thomas and Eric Gottesman, and now also includes a core team of five artists, as well as hundreds of contributing artists nationwide. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 6 Arts and Culture First Artist-Run Super PAC Opens Campaign Headquarters In Louisville Ashlie Stevens
Nov 3 Health Congress Moves to Fund Children’s Health Insurance, But At Others’ Expense Along with a vote to extend funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program comes something of a poison pill that could cut insurance for others. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 3 Health Congress Moves to Fund Children's Health Insurance, But At Others' Expense Lisa Gillespie
Oct 12 Five Things Five Things: NPR’s Sam Sanders On Trying New Things And Being A Grownup Sam Sanders was part of the NPR politics team during the 2016 election. He's host of a podcast called, “It’s Been A Minute." By Tara Anderson Oct 12 Five Things Five Things: Sam Sanders On Trying New Things And Being A Grownup Tara Anderson
Jun 16 Arts and Culture Et Tu, Louisville Dramatists? The Trickle Down Of ‘Caesar’ And Trump Could collective outrage about a modern-day “Caesar” tamp down speech or discourage artistic choices that verge on the political? By Ashlie Stevens Jun 16 Arts and Culture Et Tu, Louisville Dramatists? The Trickle Down Of 'Caesar' And Trump Ashlie Stevens
May 1 Health Massie, Yarmuth Are Both ‘No’ On New Republican Health Plan House Republicans are continuing to drum up votes for their revised American Health Care Act. Here's where Kentucky lawmakers stand. By Lisa Gillespie May 1 Health Massie, Yarmuth Are Both 'No' On New Republican Health Plan Lisa Gillespie
Apr 26 Health Advocates: Kentucky Schools Would Feel The Pinch If GOP Revives Health Plan A federal law requires public schools pay for health care services for students with disabilities. In Ky., Medicaid covered over half the costs in 2015. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 26 Health Advocates: Ky. Schools Would Feel Pinch If GOP Revives Health Plan Lisa Gillespie
Apr 17 Arts and Culture Review: Despite Awkward Ending, ‘We’re Gonna Be Okay’ Is Sharp And Funny Written by Basil Kreimendahl, "We're Gonna Be Okay" takes us back to October 1962 and the Cuban Missile Crisis. By Tara Anderson Apr 17 Arts and Culture Review: Despite Awkward End, 'We're Gonna Be Okay' Is Sharp, Funny Tara Anderson
Mar 21 Environment Trump Again Makes Promises To Coal Industry, Offers No Specifics Monday at his rally in Louisville, President Trump repeated a campaign promise, telling the crowd he would revive Kentucky’s beleaguered coal industry. By Erica Peterson Mar 21 Environment Trump Again Makes Promises To Coal Industry, Offers No Specifics Erica Peterson
Mar 17 Arts and Culture Political Satirist P.J. O’Rourke On The 2016 Election, State Of Journalism O’Rourke will be interviewed by NPR’s Robert Siegel Monday night at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum. By Bill Burton Mar 17 Arts and Culture Satirist P.J. O'Rourke On The 2016 Election, State Of Journalism Bill Burton
Feb 16 Community In Louisville, Businesses Participate In ‘A Day Without Immigrants’ "I think it's admirable that a lot of tiny, immigrant-owned businesses are taking part. They have a lot to lose and are putting themselves on the line." By Roxanne Scott Feb 16 Community In Louisville, Businesses Participate In 'A Day Without Immigrants' Roxanne Scott
Feb 15 Health Feeling Way More Stressed Out? You’re Not Alone A January poll finds that people's stress levels have spiked since August, with two-thirds of people saying they're worried about the future of the nation. By Jess Boddy, NPR Feb 15 Health Feeling Way More Stressed Out? You're Not Alone Jess Boddy, NPR
Feb 3 Education WFPL News Special: The Future Of Charter Schools In Kentucky This week, WFPL News has been taking a look at charter schools from all sides and Friday during a news special, we continued the discussion. By Staff Feb 3 Education WFPL News Special: The Future Of Charter Schools In Kentucky Staff