Dr. Morris Grubbs joins Bill Goodman on this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES to discuss Kentucky Humanities' 2020 Kentucky Reads selection, Hannah Coulter by Kentucky author Wendell Berry.

Kathryn Newfont joins us for this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES to tell us about the upcoming 43rd Appalachian Studies Conference taking place at the University of Kentucky. The conference theme is "Appalachian Understories: Growing Hope and Resilience from Commonwealth to Global Commons" and will be taking place March 12 - 15.

Join us for this week's episode of Think Humanities as host Bill Goodman talks to Katrina Salley, Education Librarian at Asbury University, about Asbury's upcoming Children's Literature Conference. The conference will be held on Asbury's campus on March 7th.

Local chef and restaurateur Ouita Michel joins Bill Goodman on this week's episode of Think Humanities to talk about her background, her 10 local restaurants, and her thoughts on Kentucky's local food scene.

Author & Poet Mary Ann Taylor-Hall joins us for this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES. Host Bill Goodman and Taylor-Hall discuss her inspiration and writing process as well as her future work.

Actor Kevin Hardesty sits down with host Bill Goodman for this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES. The duo discuss Hardesty's background in acting and his work as Daniel Boone and Jefferson Davis for Kentucky Chautauqua.

Author & Songwriter Mike Norris joins us for this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES. Hear about Norris' latest book, how he got into writing, and more!

Wayne Onkst is an author and former librarian as well as a member of the Kentucky Humanities Speakers Bureau. Today, Onkst joins host Bill Goodman to discuss his work in Kentucky's libraries, the history of the Bookmobile in Kentucky, and his book about U.S. Presidents visiting to the Commonwealth.

Former Eastern Kentucky University President Michael Benson joins host Bill Goodman for this episode of Think Humanities. Dr. Benson discusses how he got into higher education and what is up next for him.

Author John Thelin joins us for this week's episode of THINK HUMANITIES. A University Research Professor in the University of Kentucky College of Education Department of Educational Policy Studies and Evaluation, Thelin's latest book, “A History of American Higher Education," was recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of the best 10 books about higher education in 2019.