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Kentucky Humanities is an independent, nonprofit affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities in Washington, D.C. The Council is supported by the National Endowment and by private contributi... more
FAQs about Think Humanities:How many episodes does Think Humanities have?The podcast currently has 657 episodes available.
October 03, 2017Episode 14 - Author Jamie Ford & KBF Manager Brooke RabyAuthor Jamie Ford and Kentucky Book Fair Manager Brooke Raby join host Bill Goodman to discuss Ford’s newest novel, Love and Other Consolation Prizes and the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair. Ford will be the featured speaker for the Kentucky Book Fair’s Literary Luncheon on Saturday, November 18th. Tickets for the Literary Luncheon can be purchased at kyhumanities.org....more26minPlay
October 03, 2017Episode 14 - Author Jamie Ford & KBF Manager Brooke RabyAuthor Jamie Ford and Kentucky Book Fair Manager Brooke Raby join host Bill Goodman to discuss Ford’s newest novel, Love and Other Consolation Prizes and the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair. Ford will be the featured speaker for the Kentucky Book Fair’s Literary Luncheon on Saturday, November 18th. Tickets for the Literary Luncheon can be purchased at kyhumanities.org....more26minPlay
October 03, 2017Episode 14 - Author Jamie Ford & KBF Manager Brooke RabyAuthor Jamie Ford and Kentucky Book Fair Manager Brooke Raby join host Bill Goodman to discuss Ford’s newest novel, Love and Other Consolation Prizes and the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair. Ford will be the featured speaker for the Kentucky Book Fair’s Literary Luncheon on Saturday, November 18th. Tickets for the Literary Luncheon can be purchased at kyhumanities.org....more26minPlay
October 03, 2017Episode 14 - Author Jamie Ford & KBF Manager Brooke RabyAuthor Jamie Ford and Kentucky Book Fair Manager Brooke Raby join host Bill Goodman to discuss Ford’s newest novel, Love and Other Consolation Prizes and the 2017 Kentucky Book Fair. Ford will be the featured speaker for the Kentucky Book Fair’s Literary Luncheon on Saturday, November 18th. Tickets for the Literary Luncheon can be purchased at kyhumanities.org....more26minPlay
September 27, 2017Episode 13 - Mack McCormick, University Press of KentuckyMack McCormick from the University Press of Kentucky joins host Bill Goodman. They discuss the history of the University Press of Kentucky, the publishing process, the Kentucky Book Fair, and new UPK books coming out soon....more30minPlay
September 27, 2017Episode 13 - Mack McCormick, University Press of KentuckyMack McCormick from the University Press of Kentucky joins host Bill Goodman. They discuss the history of the University Press of Kentucky, the publishing process, the Kentucky Book Fair, and new UPK books coming out soon....more30minPlay
September 27, 2017Episode 13 - Mack McCormick, University Press of KentuckyMack McCormick from the University Press of Kentucky joins host Bill Goodman. They discuss the history of the University Press of Kentucky, the publishing process, the Kentucky Book Fair, and new UPK books coming out soon....more30minPlay
September 27, 2017Episode 13 - Mack McCormick, University Press of KentuckyMack McCormick from the University Press of Kentucky joins host Bill Goodman. They discuss the history of the University Press of Kentucky, the publishing process, the Kentucky Book Fair, and new UPK books coming out soon....more30minPlay
September 20, 2017Episode 12 - Judge John Schrader, Practicing Attorney and Former Family Court JudgeHost Bill Goodman is joined by Judge John Schrader, a practicing attorney and former family court judge. Judge Schrader will be a panelist for the upcoming community conversation hosted by Kentucky Humanities. The event, titled “Aunt Jemima and the Complexities of Race” will be held on Thursday, September 21st at 6:30 p.m. at the Lyric Theatre in Lexington. The event is free and open to the public and was funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities....more23minPlay
September 20, 2017Episode 12 - Judge John Schrader, Practicing Attorney and Former Family Court JudgeHost Bill Goodman is joined by Judge John Schrader, a practicing attorney and former family court judge. Judge Schrader will be a panelist for the upcoming community conversation hosted by Kentucky Humanities. The event, titled “Aunt Jemima and the Complexities of Race” will be held on Thursday, September 21st at 6:30 p.m. at the Lyric Theatre in Lexington. The event is free and open to the public and was funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities....more23minPlay
FAQs about Think Humanities:How many episodes does Think Humanities have?The podcast currently has 657 episodes available.