Arts Contributor Kate Savage has Today's Interview with a Lexington artist whose works are currently on exhibition at Loudoun House.

In addition to Arts contributor at WEKU, Kate Savage is Executive Director of Arts Connect Lex. More on that organization is at artsconnectlex.org.

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In Today's Interview, Kate Savage from Arts Connect-Lexington takes a look at a multimedia work of art created in support of the family support organization, "The Nest."

In addition to Arts contributor at WEKU, Kate Savage is Executive Director of Arts Connect Lex. More on that organization is at artsconnectlex.org.

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In Today's Interview, Kate Savage from Arts Connect-Lexington, gets the details on a two-week theatre festival opening soon in downtown Lexington, with Vanessa Becker-Weig.

In addition to Arts contributor at WEKU, Kate Savage is Executive Director of Arts Connect Lex. More on that organization is at artsconnectlex.org.

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On Today's Interview, Mike Savage speaks to EKU President David McFaddin about next year's budget, the future of the Hummel Planetarium, and UK's privatization effort.

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In Today's Interview, Kate Savage of Arts Connect-Lexington gets the story behind an original ballet soon to be performed at Transylvania University in Lexington.

In addition to Arts contributor at WEKU, Kate Savage is Executive Director of Arts Connect Lex. More on that organization is at artsconnectlex.org.

For Today’s Interview, Kate Savage of Arts Connect-Lexington talks with Willie Davis about his book, Honeysuckle Season, that was just published by Accents Publishing and has won the James Baker Hall Book Award.

In addition to Arts contributor at WEKU, Kate Savage is Executive Director of Arts Connect Lex. More on that organization is at artsconnectlex.org.

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David Brancaccio has stepped away from hosting Marketplace Morning Report after 13 years and moved into a new role as Marketplace special correspondent. His new assignment is to focus on the “future effects” of present-day economic decisions.
On Today's Interview, he talks with Tom Martin about his move from Marketplace host to special correspondent.

Note: An extended version of this interview will be available on Eastern Standard Thursday at 1 p.m. with rebroadcasts Thursday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 6 p.m. The extended interview will also be online Thursday at esweku.org.

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On Today's Interview, Mike Savage talks to EKU President David McFaddin about the end of the General Assembly, next year's budget, EKU becoming a bigger school, and a large grant for the Construction Management program.

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Pat Banks is an artist, an environmentalist and director of the Kentucky Riverkeeper, a nonprofit on a mission to educate and advocate for the responsible stewardship of the Kentucky River watershed. On Today's Interview, she talked with Tom Martin about her work and a special event in Richmond this week.

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For “Today’s Interview,” part two of Bill Goodman’s conversation with Kentucky Republican Congressman Thomas Massie about his efforts to force the release of millions of pages of unredacted documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein (“ep-steen”) child sex trafficking case through the “Epstein Files Transparency Act” — legislation Massie sponsored and Congress passed.

The act requires the Attorney General to "make publicly available in a searchable and downloadable format" all files pertaining to the prosecution of the deceased child sex offender.

Congressman Massie recently spent hours at the Department of Justice searching for files and says many files are missing.

The full-length version of Bill Goodman’s interview with Congressman Massie is available below: