Ep 5 - Crater City

After the Storm: Rebuilding a Community

The City of Mayfield was devastated by an F4 tornado in December of 2021. Lives were lost, and much of downtown Mayfield was destroyed. In the years since, local officials have been working to rebuild the city.

Kentucky Professional Sports Teams

When people think of professional sports, major U.S. cities often come to mind. However, some smaller Kentucky cities are home to professional sports franchises that contribute significantly to community pride, engagement, and the local economy.

Ep 8 - Henderson BBQ

In Henderson, Kentucky, barbecue isn’t just food—it’s a tradition woven into the city’s culture. Thomason’s barbecue stands out with smoky beans cooked in a pit right in the restaurant and a signature vinegar-based dip that brings every bite to life. Owner Kevin Gibson’s chip mutton recipe combines bold flavors and family memories, making Henderson a must-visit for anyone craving authentic barbecue experiences. For local pitmasters like Anita Hamilton, the secret ingredient is love. It’s not about awards but the joy of seeing someone’s smile after a good meal—barbecue as an act of care When you want the real taste of Kentucky, Henderson delivers every time.

Ep 7 - Owensboro Barbecue

Owensboro, Kentucky isn’t just a city—it’s a story told through barbecue. Here, mutton smoked low and slow over hickory coals isn’t just food, it’s heritage. Local pitmasters carry on traditions that unite a community—where coal miners sit next to millionaires, and every job matters. It’s about faith, family, and fire, and the pride of serving neighbors first. Owensboro barbecue is a culture; it’s bluegrass, bourbon, and a flavor found nowhere else. If you follow the smoke, you’ll find Western Kentucky, just right.

Ep 6 - History of Dueling

Did you know Kentucky’s Constitution still requires elected officials to swear they haven’t fought a duel? In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of dueling in Kentucky, why it was so tied to personal honor, and how the law tried—and failed—to stop it. From politicians like Henry Clay stepping onto the dueling ground to the shift in culture after the Civil War, we dive into how these traditions shaped the state and why some outdated laws are still with us today.