DoGood Radio

Mandy Otis with the FEED Backpack Program and Anne Donworth from the Lexington Public Library join us for this special two-for-one special episode!

To learn more about the FEED Backpack Program, visit https://www.feedbackpackprogram.com/

To learn more about the Lexington Public Library and Booktacular, visit https://www.lexpublib.org/

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The DoGood Radio Hour is brought to you by Blue Grass Community Foundation

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Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by Brother Smith - https://www.brothersmithband.com/

🎃 For the entire month of October, the DoGood Radio Hour is the BOOGood Radio Hour! 👻

To kick off the spooky holiday spirit, the women of Caring Costumes joins us to talk about the FREE costume fairs they will host later this month, how you can join in on the Halloween fun, and a very special BooGood Challenge!

Listen to us on RadioLex at 2PM or join us RIGHT NOW and anytime on Apple Podcasts!

Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by Brother Smith.

Join us as we spend the afternoon with Deborah Jackson and Hope Broecker from Legacy Greenscapes in Clark County! In today's episode, we chat about a true love for Legacy Grove park, playground inclusion and why Clark County is a dream location for "granola" people.

In today's episode, we are joined by the brilliantly kind, brilliantly bold, brilliantly brilliant Deena Hayes-Greene from the Racial Equity Institute. We cover everything, from systematic racism and REI's Groundwater Trainings to pork skins and self love!

Today on The DoGood Radio Hour, we are joined by Erica Cook of the Carnegie Center! While the Carnegie Center is gearing up for their 30th Anniversary Celebration, we talk to Erica about spooky books, pizza toppings, and a true love for sarcasm.

For more information on BGCF, visit us at:

www.bgcf.org/

Learn more about the Carnegie Center at:

carnegiecenterlex.org

Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by @brothersmithband

Today on The DoGood Radio Hour, we are joined by Erica Cook of the Carnegie Center! While the Carnegie Center is gearing up for their 30th Anniversary Celebration, we talk to Erica about spooky books, pizza toppings, and a true love for sarcasm.

For more information on BGCF, visit us at:

www.bgcf.org/

Learn more about the Carnegie Center at:

https://carnegiecenterlex.org/

Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by @brothersmithband

Welcome back to The DoGood Radio Hour! Our first guests are Martina and Marcellus Barksdale, the co-founders of SoulFeast Week, join us to talk about good food, girl dads, and the importance of keeping family first.

For more information on BGCF, visit us at:

www.bgcf.org/

Learn more about SoulFeast Week at:

www.soulfeastweek.com/

Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by @brothersmithband

Welcome back to The DoGood Radio Hour! Our first guests are Martina and Marcellus Barksdale, the co-founders of SoulFeast Week, join us to talk about good food, girl dads, and the importance of keeping family first.

For more information on BGCF, visit us at:

https://www.bgcf.org/

Learn more about SoulFeast Week at:

https://www.soulfeastweek.com/

Our theme song is "Happy Tune," written and performed by @brothersmithband

Do you love Lexington as much as we do? BGCF was thrilled to chat with our new friends Molly Thompson and Marin Fiske with LEXtoday about the ways they are activating our local community through curated content specifically for Lexington!

Want to be a part of their daily conversation about all things happening in LEX? Be sure to give this episode a listen to learn more!

We had a DoGood Radio Hour chat with Kit Anderson from CivicLex about the upcoming On The Table conversations happening here in Lexington!

On the Table is an opportunity for people who live, work or play in Fayette County to gather and discuss Lexington's environment, jobs, growth, neighborhoods, design and more!

From April 10th to the 16th, thousands of residents across Lexington will gather in homes, businesses, libraries, and parks to discuss the present and future of our city. Your input will inform Lexington's Comprehensive Plan and will help direct how our city grows and changes over the next 20 years.

This interview will get you excited about what's coming up for our city! Give it a listen to learn more about On The Table and how you can get involved.