DoGood Radio

What does it mean to be a leader? Sometimes, it starts long before kickoff.

On the latest episode of the DoGood Radio Hour, we’re joined by Coach Dennis Johnson, head football coach at Woodford County High School, to talk leadership, building a culture of community involvement, and what makes Woodford County such a special place to call home.

Because being a great teammate isn’t just about what you do on the field. It’s about how you show up for the people around you.

Tune in to the latest episode of the DoGood Radio Hour and hear how Coach Johnson is helping shape the next generation of community leaders!

This week on the DoGood Radio Hour, we’re talking about something that deserves a whole lot more attention: supporting moms through some of the most vulnerable moments of motherhood.

Courtney sits down with Kori Korzeniewski, founder of The Nurtured Mother Foundation, a new local organization supporting new mothers both in and out of the NICU.

In honor of NICU Awareness Month, we’re talking about the realities families face, the importance of supporting the mother alongside the baby, and what inspired Kori to build a community around nurturing moms, too.

And there’s more: The Nurtured Mother Foundation is hosting its first fundraiser, Pickles for a Purpose, on September 27.

Tune in, learn more about Kori’s story and discover how you can support this new local organization.

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The Ronald McDonald House just kicked off their Just Imagine campaign which aims to reduce the gap between the number of families traveling to Lexington for specialized pediatric care and the number the facility can accommodate.

With a goal of $37 million, this team is excited, inspired, and ready to open their doors to more families than ever before and truly make a difference in the lives of Kentuckians.

Dr. Vivek Murthy joins us in the podlab to talk about his visit in Lexington and his study of the loneliness epidemic.

Today on DoGood Radio Hour, we’re joined by the team at Vulcan Materials Company to talk all things impact in Lexington! From the work they’re doing across our community to exciting partnerships with the Fund for Greater Lexington, this conversation is all about what it looks like to build something bigger than business.

💙 New DoGood Radio Hour! 💙

On today's episode of the DoGood Radio Hour, Stephanie Mobley and Richard Young from CivicLex join us to talk about the amazing work they do in our community, their plans to continue that work, and the first-of-its-kind endowment grant challenge built to impact their youth civic education programs...for FOREVER!

Today's episode of the DoGood Radio Hour, Meredith Watts joins us for a conversation full of giggles, good vibes, and so much love for our Lexington community. As Executive Director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass, she shares the incredible work they have continued to do in the past few years and how their organization continues to grow and impact the kids here in our hometown.

Local journalism is getting a powerful new boost in Central Kentucky.

A new pilot from Press Forward Blue Grass and Report for America is training trusted community members to serve as journalists at CivicLex, The Woodford Sun, and MediaLex, strengthening coverage across Central Kentucky.

On this episode, Mark Royse (MediaLex), Kim Kleman (Report for America), and Melissa Newman (Press Forward Blue Grass) break down how this three-year partnership works, why it matters, and what it could mean for the future of journalism in our region.

Listen NOW on Spotify and Apple Podcasts or join us today on MediaLex Radio at 2PM!

Cherian Koshy is a globally recognized expert in the science of generosity, decision-making, and leadership, is preparing for the launch of his new book The Neurogiving: The Science of Donor Decision Making, and TODAY is on the DoGood Radio Hour!

Big news from Lexington’s airwaves! Mark Royse joins the DoGood Radio Hour to share why RadioLex is now MediaLex—and what major changes are coming next. Tune in for a candid look at the future of local media.