Kentucky History Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Kentucky History Podcast is a narration and discussion of the History of Kentucky. Our great state has a lot of historical value to offer.
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In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, we’re joined by Waylon Humphrey, Chief of Operations for the Louisville District, to explore the Corps’ enduring presence and impact in Louisville, Kentucky.
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As we reach the final chapter of our three-part series on the Civil War in Lincoln County, Kentucky, we're honored to have David Gambrel back as our guide. Join us for a deep dive into the legacy, reflections, and enduring impact of this pivotal period in American history. In this concluding episode, we'll explore the lasting reverberations of the Civil War on Lincoln County and its people. David Gambrel will offer valuable insights into how this tumultuous era shaped the community's identity and values. We'll reflect on the untold stories, the heroes who emerged, and the resilience that defined this region during the Civil War. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Civil War's enduring significance in Lincoln County, Kentucky. Subscribe and join us for a thought-provoking exploration that connects the past with the present.
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In this episode, we explore the remarkable story of Christopher Greenup, Kentucky’s third governor. Greenup played a vital role in the early years of the Commonwealth, transitioning from Revolutionary War soldier to influential politician. We’ll discuss his contributions to Kentucky's statehood, his time in the U.S. House of Representatives, and how his leadership as governor helped shape Kentucky's political foundation during its formative years.
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In this episode, we dive into Jasper et al. v. Quarles (1808), a landmark Kentucky land dispute that sheds light on the challenges of frontier settlement. In the late 1700s, settlers like Andrew Jasper worked hard to improve and claim land in Pulaski County, only to face competing claims from military land warrants granted to Revolutionary War veterans. This case captures the struggle between early settlers seeking new opportunities and the lingering impact of war-era land policies.
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In this episode, we delve into the rich history of Washington County, Kentucky, the first county in the United States named after President George Washington. Join us as we explore its early formation in 1792, key historical figures, and pivotal moments that shaped the county's identity. From the early settlements of pioneers to the development of Springfield as the county seat, Washington County holds a unique place in Kentucky’s story.
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating life of David P. Bethurum, a key figure from Rockcastle County, Kentucky. Building on our previous discussion of the Bethurum family, we explore David’s unique contributions, uncovering new stories and insights that paint a fuller picture of his impact on Kentucky’s history. From local leadership roles to his influence on the county’s development, David P. Bethurum’s legacy is a captivating chapter in the broader story of Kentucky.
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We continue unraveling the intense family feuds that plagued the Langfords for three generations. Peter dives deeper into the personal stories of family members caught in the cycle of violence, loyalty, and survival. Learn how these conflicts shaped the family’s legacy and impacted the broader community in Rockcastle County during a turbulent time in Kentucky’s history.
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In this episode, we’re joined by Peter Langford, author of The Langfords of Rockcastle County. Peter takes us on a journey through American history by telling the remarkable story of the Langford family, whose struggle to survive spans from 17th-century Jamestown to 20th-century Kentucky. Their story offers a unique lens into the challenges of life in the American backcountry, with deep roots in some of the nation’s most pivotal historical moments.
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Join us as we explore the fascinating history of the Bethurum family, one of Rockcastle County's most prominent yet enigmatic families. Spanning over a century, this story is filled with ambition, resilience, political triumphs, and heartbreaking tragedy.
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In this captivating episode, we explore the rich history of Elkhorn Creek, one of Kentucky’s most storied waterways, with special guest and renowned author Richard Taylor. From its significance to Native American tribes and early settlers, to its role in the Revolutionary War and early Kentucky industry, Elkhorn Creek has witnessed key moments in the formation of the Bluegrass State.
Richard Taylor shares insights from his research and writings, bringing to life the events and people that shaped the region around this historic creek. Whether it's frontier conflicts, early mills, or its impact on Kentucky culture, this episode uncovers the fascinating past hidden in the meandering waters of Elkhorn Creek. Tune in for a deep dive into one of Kentucky's most historically rich landscapes!
Richards Book: https://www.amazon.com/Elkhorn-Evolution-Landscape-Richard-Taylor/dp/0813176018
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In the conclusion of our series on immigrants in Eastern Kentucky, Professor Doug Cantrell returns to discuss the enduring legacy of these pioneering families. From the hardships of labor in coal mines and railroads to the vibrant cultural traditions they brought with them, we uncover how immigrant communities adapted and thrived. We also delve into the discrimination and resilience that defined their experiences and examine the lasting marks they left on the region’s identity. Join us for an enlightening conversation about the rich, multicultural history of Eastern Kentucky.
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In the first installment of this two-part series, we dive into the often-overlooked history of immigrants in Eastern Kentucky. Special guest Professor Doug Cantrell, a renowned historian, shares his insights into the waves of immigrants who settled in the region during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. We explore their diverse backgrounds, the industries that drew them to Appalachia, and the challenges they faced as they established communities in a rugged and unfamiliar land. Discover how these early settlers contributed to the cultural and economic foundation of Eastern Kentucky.
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In this episode, we welcome Professor Doug Cantrell to discuss the life and legacy of Martin Himler, a fascinating figure in Kentucky history. A Hungarian immigrant, Himler made his mark as a coal magnate, labor organizer, and community visionary in the early 20th century. Known for founding the cooperative town of Himlerville, Kentucky, his story is one of ambition, resilience, and the pursuit of the American dream. Professor Cantrell sheds light on Himler's impact on Kentucky's coal industry and his enduring legacy in the Appalachian region. Don't miss this deep dive into the life of a man who shaped a unique chapter of Kentucky's history!
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Join us as special guest Richard Quire delves into the fascinating history and ongoing work of the Sons of the American Revolution Kentucky Society. Discover how this organization honors the legacy of Revolutionary War patriots, preserves Kentucky's rich historical heritage, and inspires new generations through education and civic engagement. Richard shares stories, traditions, and the mission behind the SAR's efforts to keep Kentucky's revolutionary spirit alive. Don't miss this compelling look at a cornerstone of Kentucky's historical community!
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In this episode, we take a closer look at Himlerville, Kentucky, a unique cooperative mining town founded by Martin Himler in the early 20th century. Our special guest, Professor Doug Cantrell, guides us through the fascinating history of this ambitious social experiment. Himlerville was envisioned as a community where Hungarian immigrants could work and live free from exploitation, embodying ideals of equality and mutual benefit. Together, we explore the town's rise, its challenges, and its eventual decline, shedding light on a remarkable chapter in Kentucky's Appalachian history. Join us for an engaging discussion about one man's dream of a better future and the enduring lessons it offers today!
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In this episode, Colton Simpson takes us back to the Civil War era in Grant County, Kentucky. Discover the county's role during this tumultuous time, from local battles and divided loyalties to the stories of the soldiers and families who lived through it. Colton shares fascinating insights and lesser-known facts that shed light on how the Civil War shaped Grant County’s history and community. Don’t miss this deep dive into a pivotal chapter of Kentucky’s past!
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In this episode, Colton Simpson joins us to dive into the history of Grant County, Kentucky schools. From the early one-room schoolhouses to the development of the modern education system, Colton shares stories and insights that highlight the evolution of learning in this unique region. Discover how the schools shaped the community and the legacy they’ve left behind. This episode is a must-listen for history buffs and anyone passionate about education in Kentucky!
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Special guest Harry H. Reed joins us to discuss his riveting book, Tongues of Deception. Uncover the shocking true story of John H. Mills—a man whose search for faith led to one of America’s most sensational murder cases. Reed’s extensive research, including interviews with descendants and a deep dive into historical records, brings this chilling tale of manipulation and faith to life.
Explore how the dark side of human nature intersected with religious fervor to create a story that captivated the nation. Don’t miss this thought-provoking conversation about a case that remains hauntingly relevant today.
Harry’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/Tongues-Deception-Harry-H-Reed/dp/B0CNZ3JWLS?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1∣=ATVPDKIKX0DER
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Welcome back to the second part of our series on Breckinridge County history with Meredith Dubree, Executive Director of Breckinridge County United Economic Development. In this episode, we continue our exploration of the county's rich past, focusing on its evolution through the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Join us for an insightful journey into the rich history of Breckinridge County with our special guest, Meredith Dubree, Executive Director of Breckinridge County United Economic Development. In this first episode of a two-part series, we delve into the early days of the county, exploring its founding, key historical events, and notable figures who shaped its development.
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In this special episode of our historical series, we shine a spotlight on the life and times of James Garrard, the 2nd Governor of Kentucky. Join us as we journey back in time to explore the pivotal role he played in shaping the early years of the Bluegrass State.
James Garrard's leadership during a crucial period in Kentucky's history left an indelible mark on the Commonwealth. From his election as governor to his contributions to Kentucky's statehood, we'll delve into the fascinating stories and achievements of this remarkable figure. Discover the challenges he faced, the decisions he made, and the enduring impact of his legacy on Kentucky's development.
Join us for a captivating episode that celebrates the life and leadership of Governor James Garrard, an essential figure in Kentucky's formative years. Subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for this insightful exploration of history.
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In this intriguing "What If" episode, we explore an alternate history where the Transylvania Colony, founded in 1775 by land speculator Richard Henderson and his Transylvania Company, became its own state. What might the political and cultural landscape of the United States look like today if this frontier experiment had succeeded?
Join us as we delve into the fascinating history of the colony, its ambitious goals, and the key figures who tried to establish it as a separate state. We'll also discuss the challenges it faced, from conflicts with Virginia and North Carolina to resistance from Native American tribes, and speculate on the ripple effects its statehood could have had on Kentucky and the nation.
This thought-provoking episode combines historical insight with creative speculation to reimagine Kentucky’s early history. Don’t miss it!
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Welcome back to the second part of our engaging discussion with TJ Hensly, host of the Appalachian Fireside Podcast and author of "Peace, Honor, and Human Dignity: How New Deal Labor Law Changed Eastern Kentucky and Can Do So Again."
Appalachian Fireside: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/appalachian-firesides/id1582121358
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Join us for the first part of an insightful two-part series with our special guest, TJ Hensly, as we explore the transformative effects of New Deal labor law on Eastern Kentucky. TJ Hensly, the host of the Appalachian Fireside Podcast, shares his expertise and passion for the region's history and labor movements.
Appalachian Fireside: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/appalachian-firesides/id1582121358
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Welcome back to the second installment of our enlightening three-part series on the Civil War in Lincoln County, Kentucky. Join us as we continue our exploration of this pivotal period in American history with our esteemed guest, David Gambrel, who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise. In this episode, we'll delve even deeper into the complexities and compelling stories of Lincoln County during the Civil War. David Gambrel will lead us through the local narratives, significant battles, and the resilience of the people who lived through this tumultuous era. Discover the untold tales and hidden struggles that shaped the region's history and left a lasting impact. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of Lincoln County, Kentucky, during the Civil War. Subscribe and join us as we unravel the historical threads that bind this community to its rich past.
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In this episode, we are joined by Sally Rogers, Curator of Collections and Development for South Union Shaker Village. Sally takes us on a fascinating journey through the history of the Shakers in Kentucky, focusing on the unique heritage of the South Union Shaker Village. From the craftsmanship of Shaker furniture to the spiritual and communal lives of the Shakers, Sally shares her insights into the preservation efforts and the importance of keeping this rich history alive for future generations. Tune in for an in-depth exploration of one of Kentucky’s most intriguing historical communities.
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In this captivating episode, we sit down with author Kay Hamilton to explore her intriguing book, "Burned as a Witch: The Legend of Leah Smock." Delving into the legend that has persisted since 1840, Hamilton unravels the story of Leah Smock, a young woman accused of witchcraft by those who feared her "strange ways."
Kay’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/Burned-Witch-Legend-Leah-Smock/dp/1937508528
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In this episode, special guest James Prichard joins us for an in-depth discussion about George Prentice, one of Kentucky’s most controversial historical figures. Known for his role as a fiery journalist and editor of the Louisville Journal, Prentice's legacy is often associated with divisive rhetoric and the violent events surrounding the 1855 Louisville riots. However, James Prichard seeks to challenge our understanding of George Prentice, offering new insights into his life, career, and influence. Join us as we explore Prentice’s complex past and reconsider the man behind the controversy.
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Welcome back to the second part of our captivating series on Liberty Hall in Frankfort, Kentucky. In this episode, we continue our conversation with Jessica Dawkins, Executive Director, and John Walker, Curator of Collections, as they share their passion for connecting the past to the present.
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Join us for the first part of an enlightening two-part series as we delve into the rich history of Liberty Hall in Frankfort, Kentucky. Our special guests, Jessica Dawkins, Executive Director, and John Walker, Curator of Collections, provide an in-depth look at the early days of Liberty Hall and its significance in Kentucky's history.
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In this enlightening episode, we welcome author Connie Taylor to discuss her deeply researched book, "Voices That Echo from the Past: A Black History of Grant County, Kentucky." This groundbreaking work is a blend of genealogy and history, offering a comprehensive look at the lives of the colored population in Grant County from the era of slavery through emancipation, segregation, and the Civil Rights Era.
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Voices-That-Echo-Past-Kentucky/dp/B0CW82KG38
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In this enlightening episode, we are joined by author Eugene Procknow to discuss his compelling book, "William Hunter: Finding Free Speech." This fascinating biography traces the extraordinary life of William Hunter, the son of a British soldier from the Revolutionary War, who uniquely documented his experiences as a child during the war.
Book: https://geneprocknow.com/
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Dive into the colorful and tumultuous history of Kentucky politics with Berry Craig, author of True Tales of Old-Time Kentucky Politics: Bombast, Bourbon & Burgoo. Did you know that William Goebel of Kentucky remains the only state governor to be assassinated while in office? Or that Abraham Lincoln, now a favorite son of the Bluegrass State, garnered less than 1 percent of the state's vote in 1860? How about Matthew Lyon, the congressman who won reelection from a jail cell and once bit off the thumb of a voter during a brawl on the House floor?
Berry’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/True-Tales-Old-Time-Kentucky-Politics/dp/1596296364
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In this episode, we are joined by special guest Colonel Russ Carson Jr., an expert on Kentucky's early history, to discuss some of the most important frontiersmen who helped shape the Bluegrass State. From the legendary Daniel Boone to lesser-known but equally impactful figures, Colonel Carson shares stories of bravery, exploration, and survival on the frontier. Discover how these pioneers not only navigated the challenges of the wilderness but also laid the foundation for what would become Kentucky. Tune in for a deep dive into the lives and legacies of Kentucky's frontiersmen!
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Join us for an engaging episode as we welcome Robert Thurman to discuss the fascinating Lincoln Museum, located in the heart of the Downtown Hodgenville National Historic District. This unique museum offers an immersive experience into the life of the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
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Join us for a special episode celebrating five years of the Kentucky History Podcast, featuring special guest Simon Mainers! In this episode, we dive into the rich history of Kentucky music, exploring its roots, evolution, and lasting impact on the culture of the Bluegrass State. From folk and bluegrass to country and beyond, we reflect on the stories and sounds that have shaped Kentucky's unique musical heritage over the years. Celebrate with us as we honor five years of sharing Kentucky's history through music and more!
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Join us for an engaging conversation with special guest Tim Newby, as he dives into his new book about Louis "Pete" Rogers Browning, one of the most extraordinary baseball players of the nineteenth century. Known for his remarkable batting skills, Browning's career was marked by three batting titles and nine top-three finishes, making him one of the premodern era's greatest hitters. Beyond his athletic prowess, Browning is also credited with inspiring the creation of the famed Louisville Slugger bat.
Book: https://www.kentuckypress.com/9781985900851/the-original-louisville-slugger/
Welcome to the second part of our compelling two-part series on Morgan's Station, where we unravel the dramatic events that led to the last Native American raid in Kentucky. In this episode, we delve deep into the thrilling narrative of conflict, survival, and the enduring spirit of those who defended the station.
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Step back in time with us as we embark on a two-part journey to uncover the captivating history of Morgan's Station, a vital bastion on the Kentucky frontier in the late 18th century. In this first episode, we focus exclusively on the compelling story of Morgan's Station and the extraordinary individuals who called it home.
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Join us on a historical journey to the heart of Kentucky as we uncover the remarkable story of the Danville Political Club. Founded in 1786 in the vibrant town of Danville, this political assembly played a pivotal role in shaping the early political discourse of the United States.
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Join us for a captivating episode as we journey back in time to explore the Archaic period at the Falls of the Ohio, guided by the expertise of Ms. Bader, a distinguished archaeologist with nearly five decades of experience in the field. With a deep understanding of both Native American and historical archaeology, Ms. Bader has been at the forefront of numerous archaeological investigations, bringing to light the secrets of the past in both private and public sectors.
Corn Island Archaeology https://ciarchaeology.com/
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Join us for a riveting discussion with Caleb Franz as he introduces his upcoming book, "The Conductor: The Story of Rev. John Rankin, Abolitionism's Essential Founding Father." Known as the "Father of Abolitionism," Reverend John Rankin is a largely unsung hero whose courageous efforts helped shape the course of American history.
Book: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Conductor/Caleb-Franz/9781637589892
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Welcome back to the second part of our captivating series on the history of Hickman County, Kentucky, with local historian John Ross and retired museum curator Elizabeth Jewel. In this episode, we continue our exploration of Hickman County's heritage, delving deeper into its cultural landmarks, notable figures, and enduring legacies.
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Join us for the first part of an enthralling two-part series as we uncover the rich history of Hickman County, Kentucky, with local historian John Ross and retired curator Elizabeth Jewel of the Hickman County Museum. In this episode, we delve into the early settlement and development of Hickman County, tracing its roots from pioneer days to its emergence as a vibrant community.
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Welcome back to the second part of our captivating series on the life and presidency of Zachary Taylor, with esteemed guest Daniel Burge. In this episode, we delve deeper into the legacy of President Taylor, focusing on the circumstances surrounding his untimely death and the enduring impact of his presidency.
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Join us for the first installment of a riveting two-part series delving into the life and presidency of Zachary Taylor, with esteemed guest Daniel Burge. In this episode, we embark on a journey through the early years and military career of the enigmatic President Taylor, unraveling the complexities of his leadership and the pivotal moments that shaped his legacy.
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Prepare for an extraordinary journey through the tumultuous chapters of the Civil War in Lincoln County, Kentucky, as we embark on a riveting three-part series with our special guest, David Gambrel. Join us as we delve deep into the untold stories, hidden struggles, and remarkable heroes of this pivotal period in American history. In this compelling YouTube video series, we'll explore the complex dynamics and pivotal events that unfolded in Lincoln County during the Civil War. David Gambrel, a seasoned historian and our honored guest, will guide us through this historical landscape, shedding light on the local narratives, battles, and the enduring legacy that still echoes in the region today. Stay tuned for an unforgettable journey through time, as we unravel the Civil War in Lincoln County, Kentucky, piece by piece. Subscribe and join us as we uncover the hidden history of this captivating region.
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Dive into the intricate layers of Manifest Destiny with our distinguished guest, Daniel Burge, author of "A Failed Vision of Empire: The Collapse of Manifest Destiny, 1845–1872." In this enlightening episode, we navigate the complexities of this 19th-century ideology that shaped American expansion and territorial ambitions.
Daniel’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/Failed-Vision-Empire-Collapse-1845-1872/dp/1496228073/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=7MHOZ&content-id=amzn1.sym.cf86ec3a-68a6-43e9-8115-04171136930a&pf_rd_p=cf86ec3a-68a6-43e9-8115-04171136930a&pf_rd_r=134-6432495-1311044&pd_rd_wg=mWufT&pd_rd_r=066666cf-faa4-4a57-8981-e58378e92fa2&ref_=aufs_ap_sc_dsk
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In the concluding chapter of our series on the first Kentucky constitution, we unravel the final threads of Kentucky's first constitution by exploring Articles XI and XII. Join us as we delve into the last provisions that shaped the governance, principles, and aspirations of the fledgling Commonwealth.
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In this delectable episode, we delve into the fascinating world of culinary history with acclaimed author and cultural historian Deirdre A. Scaggs. Join us as we uncover the rich tapestry of Elizabeth Kremer's journey, from traditional culinary delights to Shaker Lemon Pie, as depicted in Scaggs' latest work, "Simplicity and Excellence."
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Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we delve into the challenges and triumphs of education in Appalachia, featuring the insightful perspectives of our esteemed guest, Allen Fletcher. With a deep commitment to the region's educational landscape, Fletcher brings a wealth of knowledge and experiences to our discussion.
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In the second installment of our captivating series on Kentucky Archaeology, we dive deep into a pivotal question: Did Native people live in Kentucky? Join us as we continue our exploration with the renowned Dr. Gwynn Henderson, a leading expert in archaeology, to unravel the mysteries of Kentucky's ancient inhabitants.
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Join us for an enthralling journey through time as we kick off a two-part series on Kentucky Archaeology with the esteemed Dr. Gwynn Henderson. In Part 1, we'll embark on an illuminating overview of the rich archaeological landscape of Kentucky. Dr. Henderson, a distinguished archaeologist, will guide us through the methods, discoveries, and the significance of archaeological research in the Bluegrass State.
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In this gripping episode, we shine a spotlight on the tumultuous history of Breathitt County, Kentucky, from the aftermath of the Civil War to the dawn of the 20th century. Join us as we delve into the depths of this region's turbulent past, exploring the roots and repercussions of the pervasive violence that gripped the county for decades.
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Join us as we explore Articles III through X, unraveling the intricacies of governance, individual rights, and the foundation of the Commonwealth's legal framework.
In this episode, we'll guide you through the debates and compromises that shaped the specific provisions governing the structure of government, the judiciary, and the rights afforded to citizens. From the separation of powers to the protection of individual liberties, discover how the framers articulated the principles that would define Kentucky's early identity.
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Join us for the thrilling conclusion of our exploration into the rich history of Mercer County, Kentucky, in Part Two of our two-part episode. In this installment, we continue our journey through time, delving deeper into the fascinating stories and enduring legacies that have shaped Mercer County's cultural tapestry.
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Join us for an inspiring episode as we journey through the captivating imagery of Pleasant Hill, the Shaker community, with award-winning photographer Carol Peachee. Renowned for her exquisite photography book, "Shaker Made," Carol takes us on a visual tour of Pleasant Hill, offering a glimpse into the remarkable world of the Shakers.
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Embark on a captivating journey through time as we delve into the storied history of Mercer County, Kentucky, in this enlightening two-part episode. In Part One, we unravel the intricate tapestry of Mercer County's past, tracing its origins from the early pioneers to its pivotal role in shaping the Bluegrass State.
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Step into the corridors of history as we kick off our three-part series about the first Kentucky Constitution with a focused exploration of the first two articles of Kentucky's inaugural constitution. In this episode, we dissect the foundational principles and fundamental rights encapsulated in Articles I and II, shedding light on the visionary decisions that laid the groundwork for the Commonwealth's governance.
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Delve into the harrowing tales of courage and sacrifice as we explore the Underground Railroad in Kentucky with our esteemed guest, James Prichard. In this eye-opening episode, we shed light on the immense risks faced by those who dared to defy the status quo and aid enslaved individuals in their quest for freedom.
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Join us on a captivating journey through history as we explore the remarkable transformation of Kentucky from a rugged frontier to the proud status of statehood. In this enlightening episode, we'll delve into the key events, challenges, and triumphs that shaped the Bluegrass State's path to statehood.
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Step into the past with our exciting new YouTube series, "The New Republic." Join us as we embark on an immersive journey back in time to explore the first 20 years of Kentucky's statehood. This captivating series will uncover the incredible stories, pivotal moments, and remarkable individuals who played a vital role in shaping the Bluegrass State during this transformative period. In this historical exploration, we'll delve deep into the early years of Kentucky's existence as a state. From its birth in 1792 to its rapid evolution, "The New Republic" will shed light on the challenges, triumphs, and significant events that defined Kentucky's formative era. With each episode, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the people and forces that laid the foundation for the vibrant, diverse, and dynamic state we know today. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of our journey through Kentucky's history. Subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for a captivating series that celebrates the spirit and resilience of the Commonwealth during its first two decades of statehood.
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Join us for an insightful episode as we delve into the rich history of Camp Nelson National Monument, a site with profound significance during the Civil War and beyond. Our special guest, Steve Phan, Chief of Interpretation at Camp Nelson National Monument, takes us on a journey through the historical layers of this preserved landmark.
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In this riveting episode, we journey back in time to the heart of the Civil War, exploring the tumultuous history of Frankfort, Kentucky. Our special guest, James Prichard, author of "Embattled Capital: Frankfort, Kentucky in the Civil War," guides us through the fascinating stories, struggles, and triumphs that unfolded in this embattled city.
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Join us for a fascinating journey into the past as we unlock the secrets of the Glen Alice Octagon House in Maysville, Kentucky. Our special guest, Teresa Savard, not only shares her expertise but also proudly serves as the owner and custodian of this unique octagonal home. Constructed in 1848 by John Porter Dobyns for his daughter, Alice, this historical gem holds a special place in Maysville's history. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the Glen Alice Octagon House with its proud owner, Teresa Savard, and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Maysville's past. Subscribe and stay tuned for an unforgettable journey through time!
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In this captivating episode, we are joined by author Bruce Jones, who shares the incredible story of Samuel Jones, a Revolutionary War soldier of the 8th Regiment of the Virginia Continental Line. Bruce's book, "Samuel Jones: Revolutionary War Soldier of the 8th Regiment of the Virginia Continental Line: A Story of Survival and Pioneer Spirit," takes us on a journey through history as we uncover the extraordinary life of Samuel Jones (1761-1837). Samuel Jones, a teenage soldier and drummer, survived battles, illnesses, harsh winters at Valley Forge and Morristown, and even endured captivity as a prisoner of war. Later, he served as a garrison soldier in Jamaica before becoming a pioneer settler in Kentucky and Ohio. Bruce Jones, a direct descendant of Samuel, provides unique insights into this remarkable individual and the enduring pioneer spirit that shaped the American frontier. Join us for a compelling conversation that sheds light on a piece of history filled with resilience and determination. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about Samuel Jones and his incredible journey, as we delve into the pages of Bruce Jones' captivating book. Subscribe and stay tuned for a fascinating exploration of Revolutionary War history and pioneer life!
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Join us for a captivating episode as we embark on a speculative journey into the past, pondering the intriguing question: What if Henry Clay became president in 1824? In this alternate historical exploration, we delve into the potential impact of Clay's presidency on the young United States.
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Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the rich history and cultural treasures of Maysville, Kentucky, with our special guest, CJ Hunter. In this video, we'll explore the fascinating exhibits and hidden gems housed within the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center. From Maysville's early days to its vibrant present, CJ Hunter will be your knowledgeable guide, shedding light on the historical significance and captivating stories that make this museum a must-visit destination. Discover the heart of Kentucky's heritage in Maysville, and don't miss this engaging exploration of the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center!
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Prepare for a riveting and thought-provoking episode as we sit down with the esteemed guest, Stuart Sanders, author of the intriguing book, "Anatomy of a Duel: Secession, Civil War, and the Evolution of Kentucky Violence." In this discussion, we'll delve deep into Kentucky's tumultuous history, unearthing the complex and often unsettling aspects of dueling, secession, and the violence that shaped the state during the Civil War era.
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Part 2 is Here for History Buffs!
History aficionados, the wait is over! We're back with Part 2, featuring local historians Kim Fortner and Paul Fourshee. Get ready for another captivating journey as they delve deeper into forgotten stories that have left their mark on Trigg County's history – from the pioneering settlers to the challenges of the Civil War era. Their unwavering passion for preserving these narratives shines through in their discussions and interviews, offering a glimpse into the past that's both enlightening and enthralling. Don't forget to explore their Facebook page, "Cadiz-Trigg County, Kentucky Bicentennial," and their latest book that continues to uncover the county's rich heritage. Tune in now and let the adventure continue!
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Join us for an exclusive episode featuring a true Kentucky legend, the 59th Governor of the Commonwealth, Paul Patton. In this insightful interview, Governor Patton shares his remarkable journey, as detailed in his new book, "The Coal Miner Who Became Governor."
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Join us for an enlightening podcast episode as we welcome Dr. Stephen Warren, a dedicated scholar renowned for his expertise in Shawnee history. In this episode, Dr. Warren shares his insights from his acclaimed books, "The Shawnees and Their Neighbors, 1795-1870" and "The Worlds the Shawnees Made: Migration and Violence in Early America." Discover the captivating history of the Shawnee people as Dr. Warren explores their interactions with national governments, borderlands, and the preservation of their cultural identity. Dr. Warren's commitment to community-engaged scholarship is also highlighted as he discusses collaborative research and its relevance in today's world. Don't miss this engaging conversation with a distinguished historian who brings the past to life.
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Welcome back for the second part of our exploration into the history of Royal Spring and its profound impact on Georgetown, Kentucky, as featured in the book "Bluegrass Paradise: Royal Spring and the Birth of Georgetown, Kentucky" by author Gary A. O'Dell. In this installment, we continue our journey through time with Gary A. O'Dell, diving deeper into the story of this remarkable spring and its enduring significance. Join us as we uncover the cultural and historical treasures surrounding Royal Spring, with Gary A. O'Dell providing further insights into Georgetown's rich heritage. This beloved Kentucky landmark comes alive in this captivating video. If you enjoyed Part 1, you won't want to miss the conclusion of our series in Part 2, featuring Gary A. O'Dell and his book. Stay tuned for more insights, stories, and revelations about Royal Spring and Georgetown's history.
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Step back in time with us as we delve into the first part of our two-part series on the remarkable Royal Spring and its role in shaping the history of Georgetown, Kentucky, as detailed in the book "Bluegrass Paradise: Royal Spring and the Birth of Georgetown, Kentucky" by author Gary A. O'Dell. In this video, we explore the origins of Royal Spring with insights from the author, shedding light on how it attracted early settlers to this beautiful region. Join us for a captivating glimpse into the past as we uncover the story behind this central Kentucky treasure. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we'll continue our exploration and delve even deeper into the history and significance of Royal Spring, with further insights from Gary A. O'Dell. Don't miss out on this fascinating journey through time!
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Step into the charming city of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, as we sit down with special guest Kenny Tabb to explore its captivating history. From its founding to its evolution into a thriving community, Elizabethtown's story is filled with rich narratives and significant moments. Join us for an engaging episode that unveils the layers of history within this vibrant city, guided by the knowledge and passion of Kenny Tabb.
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In this captivating episode, we journey through the pages of Hardin County, Kentucky's history with our esteemed guest, Kenny Tabb. Delve deep into the past as we explore the stories, landmarks, and pivotal moments that have shaped this remarkable region. From its early days to the present, Hardin County has a fascinating history waiting to be discovered. Join us for an enlightening conversation that sheds light on the heart of Kentucky's heritage.
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We wrap our discussion about Harland County history with Dr. James Greene. We talk about how and why the county was formed.
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We continue our discussion with award winning author, Christina Snyder, and we focus on the relationship between Julia Chenn and Richard Mentor Johnson.
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Author Christina Snyder join us to talk about her award winning book Great Crossing. The compelling story about Choctaw Academy and the students who attended.
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Angela Garner joins us to talk about the Cherokee in Stanford, Kentucky. She is responsible for the Kentucky Historical Marker located at the Stanford Courthouse.
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Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of Shawnee Chief Tecumseh, a towering figure whose historical influence remains powerful to this day, through our enlightening podcast. Join us as we delve into the life and legacy of this extraordinary Native American leader, exploring his visionary efforts to unite tribal nations and counter the relentless expansion of the United States during the early 19th century.
Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, our podcast delves into Tecumseh's pivotal role in shaping the course of Native American resistance, his impactful collaborations with his brother Tenskwatawa (the Prophet), and his instrumental involvement in key events like the Battle of Tippecanoe. As we peel back the layers of his legacy, we'll examine the cultural and historical backdrop that fueled his vision for a united Native front against the westward march of colonization.
Tune in to "Shawnee Chief Tecumseh" for an in-depth exploration of this iconic leader's life, ideologies, and the lasting imprint he's left on Native American history and the broader narrative of westward expansion in the United States. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student of Native American culture, or simply curious about the indomitable individuals who have shaped our world, our podcast presents an immersive and captivating journey into the remarkable life of Chief Tecumseh.
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Local historians Kim Fortner and Paul Fourshee join us to discuss Trigg County history. Delve into forgotten stories of Trigg County's history, from pioneering settlers to Civil War struggles, guided by Kim and Paul's passion for preservation. Explore their Facebook page, "Cadiz-Trigg County, Kentucky Bicentennial," and their book focused on a pivotal day in the county's history. Tune in to the podcast to enrich your understanding of Trigg County's heritage.
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Dr. James Greene of the Harlan County joins us to talk about how the county was formed and the counties first settlers.
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We talk more with Chuck Welsko about the Civil War Governors of Kentucky project and some cases that Chuck discovered while researching.
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Chuck Welsko, project manager of the Civil War Governors of Kentucky project, joins us to discuss how the project works and many other interesting discoveries.
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We continue our discussion with Colton Simpson about the history of Grant County. Towns, Schools, and consolidation, there's a lot of history to explore!
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Shelby Roy Hopkins joins us again to talk about his book focused on numerous stories from his life.
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Colton Simpson of the Grant County Historical Society joins us to talk about how the county was formed and the counties first settlers.
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The Night Riders had their hands in judges, jurors, and politicians. What would it take to bring them down?
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The Night Riders took western Kentucky by storm. They strong armed farmers into joining their cause.
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We continue our discussion with Miles Hoskins of the Montgomery County Historical Society about the many events and people of Montgomery County.
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We wrap up our discussions focused on the Kentucky frontier.
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The frontier was a dangerous place and many men helped settle it. In this episode we talk about some lesser known frontiersmen.
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Skaggs, Stoner, and Chaplin are names lost to history but in this episode we talk about who these people where and their impact on Kentucky’s frontier.
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Allen, Ballard, Clay, all names you know but did you know the part they played in settling the Kentucky frontier?
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Gabe Neville, of the 8th Virginia.com, joins us again to talk about more 8th Virginia connections to the Kentucky frontier.
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James Estill was a frontiersmen who stayed in Boonesborough. He helped settle the Kentucky frontier but his name is attached to one single battle.
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Everyone hears the stories of Daniel Boone and Simon Kenton but what about the women who helped raise children while they were blazing the wilderness trail? In this episode we talk about women of Kentucky's frontier.
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James Knox was a member of the 8th Virginia Regiment but he had a major hand in helping settle Kentucky. He was Benjamin Logan's best friend but he has been lost to history!
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Fred Nez Keams makes authentic Indigenous flutes. He is also the organizer of the Native Flute Gathering held every May in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. He joins us to talk about his tradition and passion!
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Fred Nez Keams makes authentic Indigenous flutes. He is also the organizer of the Native Flute Gathering held every May in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. He joins us to talk about his tradition and passion!
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Miles Hoskins of the Montgomery County Historical Society joins us to talk about the many events and people of Montgomery County.
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Author Stuart Sanders joins us again to talk about his book, Murder on the Ohio Belle. We discuss steamboats and vigilantly justice on the river during the 19th century.
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If you need a great place to visit for Kentucky history and beautiful scenario Pine Mountain Settlement School is the place your looking for. We set down with Director Preston Jones and Programs Coordinator Jason Brashear and talk about all the school has to offer.
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A little bit of local Garrard County history. Shelby Roy Hopkins joins us to talk about The Dripping Springs Hotel.
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We wrap up our talk about the Civil War in Muhlenberg County with Barry Duvall author of United We Stand, Divided We Fall, How the American Civil War Impacted Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. Like many counties in the state, the Civil War made a lasting change.
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Barry Duvall author of United We Stand, Divided We Fall, How the American Civil War Impacted Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, joins us again to talk more about how Muhlenberg County was involved in the Civil War.
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Stewart Sanders joins us again to share his wealth of Civil War knowledge. In this episode we talk about the Battle of Mill Springs, now a National Park!
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With land disputes running rapid in Kentucky's frontier John Floyd makes sure his surveys are the ones that count.
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John Floyd came to Kentucky as an official surveyor. He was the prominent surveyor for the time and determined the final surveys.
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George Rogers Clark has a reputation of being a fierce general who helped settle the west. His leadership created Kentucky County and a quick acting militia.
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A lot of frontiersmen had a destain for the British but not as much as William Whitley.
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William Whitley was a frontiersman who settled the area of Crab Orchard. He also built the first brick house west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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You've probably never heard about the ride of Jack Jouett. He saved Thomas Jefferson's life and built his house in Kentucky. We are joined by Sam Dunn of the Jack Jouett House to get an exclusive discussion about the history of the house and a tour.
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Happy New Year! In this episode we are mixing it up and doing a What if… episode. We’re looking at a point in Kentucky history and talking about what if something would have been different. For this episode we are discussing the hot topic of “What if Kentucky joined the Confederate States.”
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Shelby County has changed throughout the years. In this episode Trace Kirkwood joins us again to talk about those changes and the future!
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Trace Kirkwood joins us to talk about the history of Shelby County. From its first founders to their economic development, we cover it all!
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Squire Boone had an impact on Kentucky by helping many settlers move to the area. He established a station in Shelby County.
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Squire Boone is a historical Kentucky figure who always get overshadowed by his bigger brother Daniel. We discuss the legacy of the Forgotten Boone and how he impacted Kentucky.
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The 1st and 5th Governor of Kentucky, Isaac Shelby started a state and set the stage for Governors in the future.
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The Hero of Kings Mountain! Before he was Governor of Kentucky Isaac Shelby earned his reputation on the battlefield.
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Benjamin Logan spent most of his life creating and settling the State of Kentucky. He was almost the governor but political controversy stepped in.
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Creating a state is not easy and it takes a lot of conventions. Benjamin Logan was heavily involved in creating the State of Kentucky!
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Stuart Sanders, author of Maney's Confederate Brigade at the Battle of Perryville, joins us to talk about the aftermath of the battle.
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Stuart Sanders, author of Perryville Under Fire, joins us to talk about how the battle affected the Civil War and the people of Perryville.
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Stuart Sanders, author of Perryville Under Fire, joins us to talk about how the battle affected the Civil War and the people of Perryville.
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Benjamin Logan became the County Lt. of Lincoln County and helped create a militia that could respond to Native American attacks. During this time his military reputation grew and he helped settle the Kentucky frontier.
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Benjamin Logan became the County Lt. of Lincoln County and helped create a militia that could respond to Native American attacks. During this time his military reputation grew and he helped settle the Kentucky frontier.
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The Local Honeys are back with a new album, and it raises the bar! Filled with some instant classics, it is a must get for Kentucky music lovers! They join us and talk about their new album and more!
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The Local Honeys are back with a new album, and it raises the bar! Filled with some instant classics, it is a must get for Kentucky music lovers! They join us and talk about their new album and more!
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Logan's Fort got the reputation as the Standing Fort after withstanding numerous attacks. Logan's leadership helped establish what would become Stanford, Kentucky.
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Logan's Fort got the reputation as the Standing Fort after withstanding numerous attacks. Logan's leadership helped establish what would become Stanford, Kentucky.
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Benjamin Logan moved to Kentucky and established the third settlement by colonist. In this episode we talk about his early years and his journey to Kentucky.
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In this old episode we discuss more about Simon Kenton, the great Kentucky frontiersmen. We focus on his later life and his friendship with Simon Girty.
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In this old episode we discuss another famous Kentucky frontiersmen Simon Kenton.
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We attended the 5th annual Siege of Logan's Fort. A great reenactment of an important event in Kentucky. Over the next few months we will be sharing some short videos from participants, organizers, and designers. In this episode we talk with reenactor, Kenny Baldwin.
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The Battle of Blue Licks took place in Robertson County, Kentucky, it was the last battle of the Revolutionary War. Author Jeff Winstead joins us to discuss his novel about the battle. He delivers a wonderful story focused on Daniel Boone and his son Israel.
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Bryan Station was located in Fayette County and was an important station for early settlers.
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After a long time exploring and settling Kentucky, Daniel Boone left. We talk about his life and legacy.
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Daniel Boone established Fort Boonesborough and helped many settlers come into Kentucky.
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We attended the 5th annual Siege of Logan's Fort. A great reenactment of an important event in Kentucky. Over the next few months we will be sharing some short videos from participants, organizers, and designers. In this episode we talk with reenactor, Ken Hill who portrayed Benjamin Logan.
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Daniel Boone is the most popular Kentucky frontiersmen but he had a life before he came to Kentucky and it was filled with adventure too.
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Harrodsburg is located in Mercer County, Kentucky. It is the first town of Kentucky.
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James Harrod was the first settler to establish a permanent settlement by colonist in Kentucky.
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From Paints Creek to Paintsville, the town in the mountains has always been a place with love and excitement. We talk some more Paintsville History with JR Vanhoose.
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In an older episode we talked to the very talented Kentucky musicians Linda Jean and Montana of The Local Honeys. They have two albums we highly recommend listening to. Which you can find in the links below. They are true Kentuckians!
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New York Times best selling author Kim Michele Richardson joins us to talk about her newest book The Book Woman’s Daughter and her other work including, The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek. Great books that are highly recommended full of Kentucky history and culture.
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Nathan Bedford Forest is a well known Civil War general. He began to make a name for himself during the Battle of Sacramento. Derrick Lindow joins us to discuss the out come of the battle in Western Kentucky.
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The battle in Sacramento is not the most notable battle of the Civil War in Kentucky but it was the start of a famous Generals career. Derrick Lindow joins us again to talk about The Civil War in Kentucky.
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The epic conclusion of the War of 1812 unfolds after peace has already been signed. But the Kentuckians there, led by future governor John Adair, fight and give Kentucky an honorable name.
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One of the biggest battles of the War of 1812, the Battle of the Thames was decisive and had a large impact on the war and for Kentuckians. David Kirkpatrick joins us to talk about what led up to the battle and its aftermath.
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Fort Meigs was built quickly to defend against the invasion of the British. Kentuckians were right in the middle of an important battle.
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The War of 1812 had a massive impact on many Kentuckians but one battle stands out more than the rest, the Massacre at River Raisin. David Kirkpatrick joins us to talk more about what led up to this battle and loss of so many Kentucky lives.
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Savannah Warren of the Daveiss County Public Library Kentucky Room joins us to talk about what the Kentucky Room has to offer and some interesting history about Kentucky. A special thank you to the Library for hosting the Kentucky History Podcast LIVE!
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Kathy Heflin Olsen joins us to talk about the Owensboro Museum of Science and History. We talk about a lot including pigeons.
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The Civil War had a toll on Kentucky and Muhlenberg County! We set down with Barry Duvall author of United We Stand, Divided We Fall, How the American Civil War Impacted Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. Special thanks to Daviess County Public Library for hosting us live!
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David Kirkpatrick, author of The War o1812 in the West joins us to talk about Kentucky's involvement in the war and why it was so important to Kentuckians.
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We set down with Simon Meiners of the Frazier History Museum and talk about the many interesting historical items displayed at the Museum, including the oldest Civil War monument!
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We are joined with Keven McQueen, the author of Th Great Louisville Tornado of 1890. We talk about what influenced him to write the book and the relevance the story has to the recent events in Kentucky.
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We set down with Dr. Randy Runyon, author of The Assault on Elijah Green, and talk about another great Kentucky story that needs to be shared!
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