Dr. George Herring joins Bill Goodman for this week's virtual episode of THINK HUMANITIES to talk about American leadership in times of crisis or other lessons from history that help us understand our current moment in time during COVID-19.

Join host Bill Goodman on this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES for a conversation with Danielle Clore, Executive Director of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network, and Tom Musgrave, Communications Director for the Kentucky Arts Council. They talk about how nonprofits and arts and humanities organizations have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and discuss resources and funding opportunities for nonprofits around the Commonwealth.

Professional storytellers Mary Hamilton and Cynthia Changaris join host Bill Goodman for this week's remote episode of THINK HUMANITIES. They share about the enduring importance of stories, how stories equip us for life, and ways that parents and kids can share stories together.

On this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES host Bill Goodman is joined virtually by author Silas House and poet Maurice Manning to talk about their thoughts on life during the pandemic, the importance of storytelling, and music.

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Host Bill Goodman is joined by Terry Foody on this virtual episode of THINK HUMANITIES. Foody, a registered nurse and clinical research coordinator, talks about her book "The Pie Seller, The Drunk, and The Lady: Heroes of the 1833 Cholera Epidemic in Lexington, Kentucky" and what history of other epidemics teaches us about the current COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Jacob Glover joins Bill Goodman on this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES to talk about the history and culture of the Shakers and the settlement at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill.

Bill Goodman is joined by National Student Poet Christian Butterfield on this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES. A native of Bowling Green, Butterfield discusses his work, the National Student Poetry Contest, and his work in the community in the past year.

Dr. Amy Murrell Taylor joins host Bill Goodman on THINK HUMANITIES to talk about her book Embattled Freedom: Journeys through the Civil War’s Slave Refugee Camps, which was recently awarded the prestigious Frederick Douglass Book Prize.

Join host Bill Goodman on THINK HUMANITIES for a special Women's History Month episode as he talks to Rachel Platt and Melinda Beck from the Frazier History Museum about their upcoming exhibit celebrating women's suffrage.