TV Schedule for Kentucky Channel (KET-KY) Lexington, KY
Friday, August 19th TV listings for Kentucky Channel (KET-KY) Lexington, KY
Woodsongs Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley and Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
It's a night of powerful duos as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley perform, followed by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.
Bywords Jackson O. Hall
Dr. Jackson O. Hall, president of Pikeville College, discusses the importance of the college to the state of Kentucky.
Soul Searching: The Journey of Thomas Merton
This program takes a look at the remarkable life and impact of monk and writer Thomas Merton.
Unsung Hero: The Horse in the Civil War
The story of the millions of horses and mules that were used in all branches of both armies during the Civil War; how they were procured and trained for field use, how they were fed and maintained, and the toll taken on them due to service in the field.
Kentucky Life SEKRI; Save a Warrior; Kentucky Museum; Haunted Louisville
Doug visits the Corbin plant of SEKRI (Southeastern Kentucky Rehabilitation Industries) and meets some of the employees with mental and physical challenges who produce textiles and clothing for the U.S. military.
Kentucky Collectibles Carl Brenner Painting; Newcomb College Pottery; Oxford Antique Market
Expert appraisers examine the history and value of a Carl Brenner painting and Newcomb College Pottery. Host Amy Hess goes on the road to the Oxford Antique Market in Scott County.
Kentucky Muse Tin Can Buddha: Shades of Blue
Tin Can Buddha is joined by Caroline Dahl, Harry Pickens, Gail Wynters and other Kentucky performers in a blues- and piano-focused concert recorded at the Kentucky Center for the Arts.
Distinguished Kentuckian Margaret Willis
A woman who served as state librarian from 1954 to 1972, under six different governors.
For 20 years, students enrolled in a special summer program at Western Kentucky University have designed and created murals about the Holocaust. As students work on the 2017 mural, explore the exhibition of past murals.
Run That by Me Again N.I.T. Championship, 1956
Guests include Coach Peck Hickman, Charles Tyra, Bill Darragh, Phil Rollins, and Jim Morgan.
Kentucky Health Non-Operative Treatment of Back Pain
Lindsay Graves, D.O., a spine specialist talks about working with patients to solve their back pain with the least invasive methods.
Connections Mental Health Courts
Kelly Gunning, director of advocacy and public policy, NAMI Lexington (National Alliance on Mental Illness), and Public Defender Jon Landon, discuss mental health laws in Kentucky.
Woodsongs Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley and Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
It's a night of powerful duos as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley perform, followed by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.
Kentucky Life Tami Booher/ Bodley-Bullock House/ Downtown Shelbyville
A showcase of local Kentucky events, people and places.
Soul Searching: The Journey of Thomas Merton
This program takes a look at the remarkable life and impact of monk and writer Thomas Merton.
Unsung Hero: The Horse in the Civil War
The story of the millions of horses and mules that were used in all branches of both armies during the Civil War; how they were procured and trained for field use, how they were fed and maintained, and the toll taken on them due to service in the field.
Kentucky Life SEKRI; Save a Warrior; Kentucky Museum; Haunted Louisville
Doug visits the Corbin plant of SEKRI (Southeastern Kentucky Rehabilitation Industries) and meets some of the employees with mental and physical challenges who produce textiles and clothing for the U.S. military.
Kentucky Collectibles Carl Brenner Painting; Newcomb College Pottery; Oxford Antique Market
Expert appraisers examine the history and value of a Carl Brenner painting and Newcomb College Pottery. Host Amy Hess goes on the road to the Oxford Antique Market in Scott County.
Kentucky Muse Tin Can Buddha: Shades of Blue
Tin Can Buddha is joined by Caroline Dahl, Harry Pickens, Gail Wynters and other Kentucky performers in a blues- and piano-focused concert recorded at the Kentucky Center for the Arts.
Distinguished Kentuckian Margaret Willis
A woman who served as state librarian from 1954 to 1972, under six different governors.
Reel Visions: Spotlight on Kentucky Filmmakers Films by Bently Tittle, Sarah Wylie Ammerman, Bruce Parsons, and Clint Davis
Bently Tittle's 'Brand New You' tells the story of a man who experiences a dark night of the soul and comes face-to-face with his demon literally. Other shorts include 'Wires and Birds' and more.
Run That by Me Again N.I.T. Championship, 1956
Guests include Coach Peck Hickman, Charles Tyra, Bill Darragh, Phil Rollins, and Jim Morgan.
Kentucky Edition August 19, 2022 New
A summary of the day's major developments with Kentucky-wide reporting.
Connections Mental Health Courts
Kelly Gunning, director of advocacy and public policy, NAMI Lexington (National Alliance on Mental Illness), and Public Defender Jon Landon, discuss mental health laws in Kentucky.
Woodsongs Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley and Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
It's a night of powerful duos as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley perform, followed by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.
Wonder: The Lives of Anna and Harlan Hubbard
Anna and Harlan Hubbard led their lives without the help of modern conveniences by living on a houseboat they built and sustaining themselves with food they raised or caught.
Video Vault - Kentucky Edition Little Men
A screening of the 1940 film, based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott of the same name. The Kentucky connection is actress Lillian Randolph.
Reel Visions: Spotlight on Kentucky Filmmakers Films by Bently Tittle, Sarah Wylie Ammerman, Bruce Parsons, and Clint Davis
Bently Tittle's 'Brand New You' tells the story of a man who experiences a dark night of the soul and comes face-to-face with his demon literally. Other shorts include 'Wires and Birds' and more.
Chandler Christian, Blackberry Jam and Natasha Neely are featured.
Kentucky Music John P. Rodgers
John P. Rogers, a young Carter County musician, performs.
Woodsongs Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley and Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
It's a night of powerful duos as Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley perform, followed by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.
Explore the writings and philosophy of poet Jesse Stuart.
Performances by Tedo Stone at the John Pepper Distillery, Bear Medicine at the UK Albert B. Chandler Hospital Pavilion, Dietrich Gosser at Moon Dance, Small Houses at Minton's at 760, and Whitehall Bear under a bridge.