Welcome back to the second part of our engaging discussion with TJ Hensly, host of the Appalachian Fireside Podcast and author of "Peace, Honor, and Human Dignity: How New Deal Labor Law Changed Eastern Kentucky and Can Do So Again."

Appalachian Fireside: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/appalachian-firesides/id1582121358

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Join us for the first part of an insightful two-part series with our special guest, TJ Hensly, as we explore the transformative effects of New Deal labor law on Eastern Kentucky. TJ Hensly, the host of the Appalachian Fireside Podcast, shares his expertise and passion for the region's history and labor movements.

Appalachian Fireside: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/appalachian-firesides/id1582121358

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Welcome back to the second installment of our enlightening three-part series on the Civil War in Lincoln County, Kentucky. Join us as we continue our exploration of this pivotal period in American history with our esteemed guest, David Gambrel, who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise. In this episode, we'll delve even deeper into the complexities and compelling stories of Lincoln County during the Civil War. David Gambrel will lead us through the local narratives, significant battles, and the resilience of the people who lived through this tumultuous era. Discover the untold tales and hidden struggles that shaped the region's history and left a lasting impact. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of Lincoln County, Kentucky, during the Civil War. Subscribe and join us as we unravel the historical threads that bind this community to its rich past.

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In this episode, we are joined by Sally Rogers, Curator of Collections and Development for South Union Shaker Village. Sally takes us on a fascinating journey through the history of the Shakers in Kentucky, focusing on the unique heritage of the South Union Shaker Village. From the craftsmanship of Shaker furniture to the spiritual and communal lives of the Shakers, Sally shares her insights into the preservation efforts and the importance of keeping this rich history alive for future generations. Tune in for an in-depth exploration of one of Kentucky’s most intriguing historical communities.

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In this captivating episode, we sit down with author Kay Hamilton to explore her intriguing book, "Burned as a Witch: The Legend of Leah Smock." Delving into the legend that has persisted since 1840, Hamilton unravels the story of Leah Smock, a young woman accused of witchcraft by those who feared her "strange ways."

Kay’s Book: https://www.amazon.com/Burned-Witch-Legend-Leah-Smock/dp/1937508528

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In this episode, special guest James Prichard joins us for an in-depth discussion about George Prentice, one of Kentucky’s most controversial historical figures. Known for his role as a fiery journalist and editor of the Louisville Journal, Prentice's legacy is often associated with divisive rhetoric and the violent events surrounding the 1855 Louisville riots. However, James Prichard seeks to challenge our understanding of George Prentice, offering new insights into his life, career, and influence. Join us as we explore Prentice’s complex past and reconsider the man behind the controversy.

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Welcome back to the second part of our captivating series on Liberty Hall in Frankfort, Kentucky. In this episode, we continue our conversation with Jessica Dawkins, Executive Director, and John Walker, Curator of Collections, as they share their passion for connecting the past to the present.

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Join us for the first part of an enlightening two-part series as we delve into the rich history of Liberty Hall in Frankfort, Kentucky. Our special guests, Jessica Dawkins, Executive Director, and John Walker, Curator of Collections, provide an in-depth look at the early days of Liberty Hall and its significance in Kentucky's history.

https://libertyhall.org/

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In this enlightening episode, we welcome author Connie Taylor to discuss her deeply researched book, "Voices That Echo from the Past: A Black History of Grant County, Kentucky." This groundbreaking work is a blend of genealogy and history, offering a comprehensive look at the lives of the colored population in Grant County from the era of slavery through emancipation, segregation, and the Civil Rights Era.

Book: https://www.amazon.com/Voices-That-Echo-Past-Kentucky/dp/B0CW82KG38

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In this enlightening episode, we are joined by author Eugene Procknow to discuss his compelling book, "William Hunter: Finding Free Speech." This fascinating biography traces the extraordinary life of William Hunter, the son of a British soldier from the Revolutionary War, who uniquely documented his experiences as a child during the war.

Book: https://geneprocknow.com/

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