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  • Bean Bash to Move to New Location in 2017
    For four decades, the Bean Bash has raised funds for local nonprofits, with many of those years taking place at Turfway Park. But, the Florence race track is undergoing a renovation this year, and the Bean Bash is moving to a new location for 2017. RCN's Michael Monks talks with the Bean Bash's Donnie Martin and Shawn Carroll about the change.
    10 min
  • Youngest-Ever Recipients of The Covington Award
    The prestigious Covington Award is being bestowed upon its youngest-ever recipients: Paul Weckman and Emily Wolff, the couple behind popular restaurants Otto's and Frida, and several restoration projects involving previously neglected historic properties. Oh, and they do it all while raising five children in Mainstrasse Village where the family is active in re-energizing Goebel Park and other activities. They join RCN's Michael Monks for a chat about their lives.
    15 min
  • Maifest is First Test for Revamped Mainstrasse Village Association
    It was barely six months ago that the Mainstrasse Village Associaton - producer of Covington's iconic German heritage festivals Maifest and Oktoberfest - was nearly bankrupt. The organization has restructured itself and is working to evolve its signature events as the entertainment district transforms into a regional destination. What's in store and what's next is discussed with MSVA reps RCN's Michael Monks.
    16 min
  • Wheels For Wilson: Friends Rally for Covington Man's Van
    In 1981, Jeff Wilson was celebrating his 18th birthday and graduation from high school. But a trip to the gorge changed his life forever and now, 36 years later and living as a quadriplegic, Wilson and friends are raising funds to pay for a new van. Wilson and special event organizer Don Volpenhein join RCN's Michael Monks to talk about an upcoming fundraiser.
    10 min
  • How is the New Kentucky Project Going?
    In an effort to rebuild progressive politics in Kentucky, former state auditor Adam Edelen has teamed up with popular Kentucky Sports Radio personality Matt Jones to form The New Kentucky Project. Edelen joins RCN's Michael Monks to talk about the progress made so far - in the age of Republican rule in Frankfort.
    33 min

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The Kentucky Side is LINK nky's weekly podcast about all things Northern Kentucky, hosted by Michael Monks. It is recorded at Northern Kentucky University's College of Informatics and is produced by…