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Celebrate the life and work of Mary Tyler Moore

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Horseman Ted Bassett says KET’s GED prep can put students in the winner’s circle

BET ON A WINNER

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When you give someone a “leg up” in horse country, chances are you’re talking

about giving a jockey a boost up onto the back of a horse.

But when you talk to former Keeneland executive Ted Bassett — a World War II Marine veteran and head of Kentucky’s state police in the tumultuous 1960s — you discover that he has a passion for helping others get a leg up on life.

His personal call to leadership, he says, was fostered early as a student at Yale.

“At Yale, you were expected to make a difference. It was a part of the culture I was raised in,” said Bassett from his offices on the grounds of Keeneland Race Course, where he was president and chairman of the board and now serves as trustee emeritus.

“They expected you to step up and participate: academically, athletically, and extracurricularly,” said the kindly, self-effacing man who nonetheless is known for his tenacious dedication to the causes that he embraces.

His military background also fuels his dedication to public service.

“The code of honor and courage and integrity is so woven through the fabric of the Marine Corps. There was an expectation that you would step up.”

That code has guided Bassett through the years to support worthwhile causes such as the YMCA, the Kentucky Blood Center, and the Heart Association — as well as the Wounded Warrior Project, which assists former soldiers transitioning back to civilian life.

And it led him to KET, where his support goes beyond a financial contribution. He aims to spread the word abut KET’s education mission: he wants every citizen who lacks a high-school diploma to know about Fast Forward, KET’s online GED test preparation toolthat can help adults get back on track for college or career advancement.

Fifteen percent of Kentucky’s working-age adults do not have a high-school diploma, Bassett observes.

“Now that’s a frightening figure,” he said. “And KET has the resources to try and remediate that, to correct it.”

Bassett, who has passed his 90th birthday yet nonetheless remains active in civic affairs, points out that Kentucky’s shifting economy demands an educated workforce.

“The job market is extremely competitive, and it’s only going to get more competitive. You need to show on your résumé an ability to learn in order to enhance your skills. If we’re losing coal, losing tobacco, two of our most stable industries, where is the ability to create jobs to come from?”

he asked.“If a major corporation is looking

to relocate to Kentucky, one of the things they’re looking for is the availability of a skilled workforce — one that can adapt to high technological demands of producing competitive products.”

That’s where KET can come in and help the workforce meet that

challenge, he said.“Fast Forward really addresses

the problem, and there are so many positives with this tool for the person without a high-school education. You can take a two-week free trial. Getting that [GED credential] is a step up! It’s a step forward, and it builds confidence in a person,” he added.

“If a person gets their GED, statistics show that they can earn $9,000 more a year than someone who doesn’t,” Bassett said. “In addition to being a strong role model to their children to get their

education, I believe that in today’s highly competitive market, it’s going to be essential.”

ABOUT FAST FORWARD

The complete online GED prep course covers math, language arts, science, and social studies.

The program is designed to not only prepare learners through its educational content but also to familiarize them with the computer skills necessary to take the GED® test.

Learners can go online to KETfastforward.org to find out more or to get started right away.

“IF A MAJOR CORPORATION

IS LOOKING TO RELOCATE

TO KENTUCKY, ONE OF THE

THINGS THEY’RE LOOKING

FOR IS THE AVAILABILITY

OF A SKILLED WORKFORCE

— FAST FORWARD REALLY

ADDRESSES THE PROBLEM.”

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Recollections of the spunky lady who turned the world on with her smile is featured in the new program Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration. This one-hour special includes highlights from a recent interview with Moore, tributes from her co-stars, and clips from iconic moments throughout her career. The program looks at her breakthrough role on The Dick Van Dyke Show, her iconic turn as TV’s first inde-pendent career woman on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and her Academy-Award nominated work on Ordinary People.

The program also features Betty White, Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman, Gavin MacLeod, John Amos, Carl Reiner, and Dick Van Dyke, who remember the inspiring actress and activist commited to animal rights issues and diabetes awareness and research. The special also features Oprah Winfrey, who talks about Moore’s critical role in inspiring her — and mil-lions of other women — in the 1970s.

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The Women’s List:American Masters

KET Monday, Sept. 28 • 9/8 pmKET2 Wednesday, Sept. 30 • 8/7 pm

Meet 15 women who have created and defined contemporary American culture. This documentary features intimate interviews with Madeleine Albright, Gloria Allred, Laurie Anderson, Sara Blakely, Margaret Cho, left, Edie Falco, Elizabeth Holmes, Betsey Johnson, Alicia Keys, Aimee Mullins, Nancy Pelosi, Rosie Perez, Shonda Rhimes, Wendy Williams, and Nia Wordlaw. All trailblazers in their respective fields, these women share their experiences struggling against discrimination and overcoming challenges to make their voices heard and their influence felt.

Secrets of Westminster Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part One Vicious: Wedding Globe Trekker: Delhi & Rajasthan, India

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: Lion Mystery/Elephant Whisperer Walt Disney: American Experience: Part Two This Is America &

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Video Vault - Kentucky Edition Shoeless Blues: The Journey of Boscoe

Tim Farmer’s Homemade Jam Music Anywhere Bluegrass and

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Kentucky Tonight Women’s List: American Masters I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Tokyo BBC World News Louisville Life

Antiques Roadshow: Rapid City, Hour Three Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour One POV: Art and Craft The Crocker Art Museum

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Showcase of Kentucky Talent Summerstock WoodSongs: Behind

the Music Reel Visions Jubilee - Summertime Blues: Shemekia Copeland

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: New Blood/Hidden Worlds Frontline: My Brother’s Bomber, Part 1 BBC World News Kentucky Life

Jubilee: Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Tokyo Death in Paradise Charlie Rose

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: Labor On Bended Knees: The Night Rider Story Kentucky in Africa The Bell Witch Legend

Nature: Nature’s Miracle Orphans: Wild Lessons E.O. Wilson - Of Ants and Men BBC World News BBQ with Franklin:

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Women’s List: American Masters Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part One Vicious: Wedding Charlie Rose

The Feuds of Bloody Breathitt: Kentucky’s Untold Story

50 Years in the Mountains: The Story of the Christian Appalachian Project The Appalachians WoodSongs: A Country Tribute to Buddy

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Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour One Doc Martin: Sickness and Health Death in Paradise BBC World News Jubilee

The This Old House Hour America Revealed: Made in the U.S.A. Volcano Odyssey Charlie Rose

Kentucky Afield Bluegrass and Backroads

Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

Food News and Chews Independence Hall: Its History, Its Legacy.... As The Water Rises: Finding the Lost

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Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

Charlie Rose - The Week

Burt Bacharach & Hal David: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song BBC World News A Taste of History

Doc Martin: Sickness and Health Movie Classics: Doctor Zhivago

On Bended Knees: The Night Rider Story (from 7)

Quest for the Perfect Bourbon Anne Braden: Southern Patriot Louisville Life Bluegrass

UndergroundJubilee: Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice/Blue Highway

Kentucky Life Kentucky Afield Movie Classics: Bullitt Austin City Limits: 2015 Hall of Fame Special

Daniel O’Donnell Music and Memories

Tim Farmer’s Homemade Jam

Last of the Summer Wine

Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Moone Boy:

Godfellas Midsomer Murders: Electric Vendetta, Part 1

Appalshop@40: Buffalo Creek: An Act of God/Buffalo Creek Revisited

The Feuds of Bloody Breathitt: Kentucky’s Untold Story

Wonder: The Lives of Anna & Harlan Hubbard The Appalachians

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THIS WEEK ON KET KYAnne Braden: Southern PatriotFriday, Oct. 2 • 9/8 pmThe extraordinary life of an American civil rights leader, hailed by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in his 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail.

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise

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27 SUNDAY8/7 pm Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise Bob Poole and scientist Paola Bouley investigate why Gorongosa’s lion population isn’t growing.

9/8 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece The British arrive at their sum-mer headquarters in northern India for a season of parties, romance, and trouble — including attempted murder.

9/8 pm Walt Disney: American Experience Part Two In the conclusion, Disney’s enduring legacy is explored with the production of the films Cinderella and Mary Poppins and his dream project, Disneyland.

10:30/9:30 pm Vicious Wedding Things are going far from smooth on the wedding day.

28 MONDAY9/8 pm Antiques Roadshow In Albuquerque, a 1969 Woodstock jacket and program, a silk wedding gown, and a Jane Peterson oil painting.

10/9 pm I’ll Have What Phil’s Having Follow Phil in his search for the most delicious ramen and the sushi of his dreams in Tokyo.

10/9 pm POV Art and Craft The jig is up for art forger Mark Landis, who has donated his expert copies to museums for 30 years.

29 TUESDAY8/7 pm Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise Poole and the lion team find one of the cubs with a grave wound and race to save her. A massive relocation mission is launched.

10/9 pm Frontline My Brother’s Bomber, Part 1 Follow Ken Dornstein on his search for the men responsible for the bomb-ing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, the terrorist act that killed 270 people, including his older brother David.

10/9 pm Death in Paradise Richard Poole investigates the murder of a British cop on the tiny paradise island of Saint-Marie.

30 WEDNESDAY8/7 pm Nature Nature’s Miracle Orphans: Wild Lessons A two-toed baby sloth learns to be independent and a young kangaroo is taught to socialize.

9/8 pm E.O. Wilson - Of Ants and Men The remarkable life and ideas of the found-er of the discipline of sociobiology, authority on insects, and Pulitzer-prize winning writer on human nature.

1 THURSDAY10/9 pm Death in Paradise As Detective Inspector Richard Poole desper-ately searches for a decent cup of tea, a bride is murdered on her wedding day.

2 FRIDAY9/8 pm Movie Classics Doctor Zhivago Boris Pasternak’s story of a poet and doctor, his wife, and his lover unfolds during the Russian Revolution. Omar Sharif and Julie Christie star in the 1965 classic.

10/9 pm Burt Bacharach & Hal David: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song A star-studded tribute to the songwrit-ing team who penned such classic tunes as “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head."

3 SATURDAY8/7 pm Kentucky Life The glory days of American automobiles at Brown Bros. Cadillac in Louisville; Leitchfield, a commu-nity with real charm; Bowling Green magi-cian John Calvert; petroglyphs, or ancient writings, in Clay City; and Paw Pals.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Bullitt A San Francisco police detective gets hold of a mob-witness/corruption case and won’t let go. Steve McQueen stars. (1968)

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Home Fires on MasterpieceKET Begins Sunday, Oct. 4 • 8/7 pmKET2 Begins Wednesday, Oct. 7 • 10/9 pm

Samantha Bond (Downton Abbey’s Lady Rosamund) and Francesca Annis head an extraordinary cast in this drama about women in an English village at the onset of World War II. Bond is forward-thinking Frances Barden, a born leader with a stubborn streak, while Annis is her antagonist, obsessed with class and tradition. They vie for control of the local Women’s Institute, a nationwide service organization which must decide if it will close — or reinvent itself to help the nation in its hour of need.

Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode One Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Two The Widower: Part One Globe Trekker: Barcelona City Guide

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: Elephant Whisperer The Appalachians World War II: Desert War: Tobruk This Is America &

The Worldbookclub@ket: The Bean Trees

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Kentucky Tonight Climbed Every Mountain with Nicholas Hammond I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Italy BBC World News Louisville Life

Antiques Roadshow: Seattle, Hour One Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour Two The Widower: Part One Charlie Rose

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: From Bluegrass to Blues—Roots of Kentucky Music Sojourn of the Strings Hammered Dulcimer

Styles and Music Reel Visions Jubilee - Summertime Blues: Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: Battle Lines/Roaring Back Frontline: My Brother’s Bomber, Part 2 BBC World News Kentucky Life

Jubilee: The Boxcars I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Italy Death in Paradise Charlie Rose

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: A Place in the Country Made & Bottled in Kentucky My Kentucky Home: Crittenden County Third Lives in the First World

Nature: Big Birds Can't Fly Nova: Secrets of Noah's Ark Earthrise: Apollo 8 and the First Lunar Voyage BBC World News Louisville's Olmsted

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Climbed Every Mountain with Nicholas Hammond Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Two Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode One Charlie Rose

Along Kentucky 80 Covington at 200: Points of View The Dinsmore Homestead

WoodSongs: Celebration of the Cello with Portland Cello Project & Ben Sollee

Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour Two Doc Martin: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? Death in Paradise BBC World News Jubilee: The Boxcars

The This Old House Hour Secrets of the Dead: The Lost Diary of Dr. Livingstone The Mobile Revolution Charlie Rose



Food News and Chews Made & Bottled in Kentucky Tobacco Blues

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Charlie Rose - The Week Unity - The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson BBC World News A Taste of History

Doc Martin: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? Movie Classics: Bullitt Charlie Rose

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The Dinsmore Homestead Gethsemani Louisville Life Bluegrass

UndergroundJubilee: The SteelDrivers/The Clay Hess Band

Kentucky Life Kentucky Afield Movie Classics: On the Waterfront Austin City Limits: Cassandra Wilson




Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Moone Boy: The

Bell-End of An Era Midsomer Murders: Who Killed Cock Robin, Part 1

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THIS WEEK ON KET KYAlong Kentucky 80Wednesday, Oct. 7 • 8/7 pmJournalist John Ed Pearce travels across southern Kentucky, stopping at Mammoth Cave, Lake Cumberland, and more.

Unity - The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson

Nature: Big Birds Can't Fly

4 SUNDAY8/7 pm Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise Poole and his sister Joyce, a renowned elephant expert, face charging elephants to gain insights into elephant behavior.

9/8 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece While Aafrin fights for his life, Ralph confronts the gunman in jail. Sarah is suspicious of Alice’s past. Adam goes miss-ing.

9/8 pm The Appalachians Evangelical revivals sweep the region in the 18th and early 19th centuries.

10/9 pm The Widower Part One A spendthrift husband tries to control his wife with sedatives, then silences her forever. Three years on, he has a new bride and his-tory appears to be repeating itself.

5 MONDAY9/8 pm Antiques Roadshow Finds in Albuquerque include a 1969 Jasper Johns flag print and a 1939 inscribed “Pinocchio” book.

10/9 pm I’ll Have What Phil’s Having Italy Sit down with Phil as he feasts on a home-cooked meal and roasts gargantuan steaks over hot flames.

6 TUESDAY8/7 pm Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise A new lion’s arrival sparks a con-flict among Gorongosa’s dominant lions.

10/9 pm Frontline My Brother’s Bomber In this second episode of a three-part series, Ken Dornstein follows the evi-dence to Zurich and Malta, in search of the truth.

7 WEDNESDAY8/7 pm Nature Big Birds Can’t Fly Flightless birds including ostriches, emus, rheas, cassowaries, and kiwis all evolved independent of each other on different con-tinents.

9/8 pm Nova Secrets of Noah’s Ark A 3,700-year-old inscribed clay tablet reveals a surprising new version of the Biblical flood story.

10/9 pm Earthrise: Apollo 8 and the First Lunar Voyage Astronauts, mission con-trol staff, and others discuss the space race.

8 THURSDAY10/9 pm Death in Paradise When a woman not only predicts her own murder but also describes the murderer, it all feels too easy for Poole.

10/9 pm The Mobile Revolution A look at the technological transformation that cre-ated today’s constantly connected world.

9 FRIDAY10/9 pm Unity - The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson Latin-infused arrangements of iconic songs such as “Smooth Criminal,” “I Want You Back,” and “Billie Jean.”

10 SATURDAY8/7 pm Kentucky Life The Evergreen Maze in Flemingsburg; Adairville; Dave drives heavy equipment in Owensboro; and Cricket Press.

9/8 pm Movie Classics On the Waterfront A conscience-stricken ex-boxer stands up to a corrupt union boss. Marlon Brando stars. (1954)

11/10 pm Austin City Limits The new season opens with acclaimed jazz singer Cassandra Wilson performing “Strange Fruit” and more Billie Holiday classics.

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Nature: Soul of the Elephant

KET Wednesday, Oct. 14 • 8/7 pmKET2 Saturday, Oct. 17 • 6/5 pm

Ironically, every dead elephant with its ivory intact is a reason to celebrate. It means it died of natural causes, not bullets, snares, or poison. Award-winning filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert start with the remains of two bull elephants and, through a series of key flashbacks, look at the lives they would have led, the dramas they may have seen, their great migrations for water with their families, and their encounters with lions and hyenas.

Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Two Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Three The Widower: Part Two Globe Trekker: Papua New Guinea Islands

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: New Blood/Hidden Worlds The Appalachians World War II: Desert War: Alamein This Is America &

The Worldbookclub@ket: It Was the Goodness of the Place

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Kentucky Tonight The Mobile Revolution I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Paris BBC World News Louisville Life

Antiques Roadshow: Seattle, Hour Two Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour Three The Widower: Part Two Charlie Rose

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion: Salute to American Music

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: The Ralph Stanley Story

Instrument Maker: Homer Ledford Reel Visions Jubilee - Summertime Blues: Chubby Carrier

& The Bayou Swamp Band

Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration Secrets of the Dead: The Real Trojan Horse Frontline: My Brother’s Bomber, Part 3 BBC World News Kentucky Life

Jubilee: NewTown; Coaltown Dixie I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Paris Death in Paradise Charlie Rose

Jon Meacham On Voting Rights (from 7pm) Kentucky Life: Simple Pleasures, Hidden Treasures Seven Sisters Cole

Nature: Soul of the Elephant Nova: Cyberwar Threat The Brain with David Eagleman: What Is Reality? BBC World News Fringe Benefits:

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Unity - The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Three Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Two Charlie Rose

75 Years of Keeneland: A Look Back Louisville—A City at the Falls Water Works WoodSongs: Minton Sparks and Dale Watson

Antiques Roadshow: Albuquerque, Hour Three Doc Martin: The Tameness of a Wolf Death in Paradise BBC World News Jubilee: NewTown;

Coaltown Dixie

The This Old House Hour Secrets of the Dead: The Real Trojan Horse The Brain with David Eagleman: What Is Reality? Charlie Rose



Food News and Chews A Walk Through Kentucky Wildflowers Serviam: To Lead and to Serve

Comment on Kentucky


Washington Week with Gwen Ifill Live from Lincoln Center: Kern & Hammerstein’s Show Boat

Doc Martin: The Tameness of a Wolf Movie Classics: On the Waterfront Charlie Rose

Ted Bassett: A Kentucky Gentleman A Walk Through Kentucky Wildflowers Louisville Life Bluegrass Underground

Jubilee: Marty Raybon & Full Circle/Lonesome River Band

Kentucky Life Kentucky Afield Movie Classics: The Wild One Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Austin City Limits: Sturgill Simpson/Asleep at the Wheel




Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Moone Boy Midsomer Murders: Dark Autumn, Part 1

Appalshop@40: Classics from the Collection: Long Journey Home 75 Years of Keeneland: A Look Back The Civil War in Kentucky Call to War

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THIS WEEK ON KET KYHeadwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: The Ralph Stanley StoryMonday, Oct. 12 • 9/8 pmStanley’s musical roots in the Clinch Mountains of Virginia, the formation of the Stanley Brothers, and perfor-mance excerpts.

Live From Lincoln Center: Kern & Hammerstein's Show Boat

The Brain with David Eagleman

11 SUNDAY8/7 pm Home Fires on Masterpiece The Women’s Institute is back, and the RAF arrives in town while Pat endures abuse.

9/8 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece Sooni gets into trouble, wit-ness-tampering runs riot, Ramu confronts Armitage at the annual fair, and Dougie con-fesses to Sarah.

9/8 pm The Appalachians The United Mine Workers’ organizing attempts are resist-ed, often with violence, resulting in a series of strikes known as the “great coal wars.”

10/9 pm The Widower Part Two After two failed attempts on Felicity’s life, Malcolm returns to Scotland and reinvents himself, this time as the perfect boyfriend to Simone.

10/9 pm World War II: Desert War At the tiny railway halt of El Alamein, the Allies fight a battle that helps turn the tide of World War II.

12 MONDAY9/8 pm Antiques Roadshow In Albuquerque, highlights include a 1962 sonic blue Fender Stratocaster, a signed Beatles photo and letter, and French filigree earrings, ca. 1775.

10/9 pm I’ll Have What Phil’s Having In Paris, the “City of Sweets,” Phil indulges in some of the finest hot chocolate.

13 TUESDAY9/8 pm Secrets of the Dead The Real Trojan Horse New archeological evidence suggests Troy and the Trojan War may be more than myth.

10/9 pm Frontline My Brother’s Bomber, Part 3 In the finale, Dornstein uncovers new information about a suspect-ed Lockerbie bomb-maker, then attempts to make contact.

14 WEDNESDAY9/8 pm Nova Cyberwar Threat The chilling new reality of cyberwar, in which cyber weapons can inflict physical damage on our factories, power plants, and pipelines, leaving us vulnerable to crippling attacks.

10/9 pm The Brain with David Eagleman What Is Reality? Eagleman explores how the brain, locked in silence and darkness without direct access to the world, conjures the rich and beautiful world we all take for granted.

15 THURSDAY10/9 pm Death in Paradise Richard investigates when a wife admits to killing her husband but the body is nowhere to be found.

16 FRIDAY9:30/8:30 pm Live from Lincoln Center Kern & Hammerstein’s Show Boat Relish this groundbreaking musical about love and heartbreak, performed by the New York Philharmonic and featuring Vanessa Williams, Julian Ovenden, Fred Willard, Norm Lewis, Jane Alexander, and Lauren Worsham.

17 SATURDAY8/7 pm Kentucky Life African-American youth learn self-confidence, trust, kindness, and a fierce pride in the achievements of their ancestors at his Buffalo Soldier camp; Magee’s Bakery in Maysville's famous trans-parent pie; and the Kentucky Book Fair.

9/8 pm Movie Classics The Wild One A motorcycle outlaw in a black leather jacket takes over a town with his gang. Marlon Brando stars. (1953)

11/10 pm Austin City Limits “Life of Sin” and other tunes from Sturgill Simpson’s acclaimed LP Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, as well as Western swing classics from Asleep at the Wheel.

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Movie Classics: The Great Escape

KET Saturday, Oct. 24 • 9/8 pmKET2 Friday, Oct. 30 • 9/8 pm

Imprisoned during World War II in a German POW camp, a group of Allied soldiers are intent on breaking out, not only to escape, but also to draw Nazi forces away from battle to search for fugitives. Among the prisoners determined to escape are leaders played by Steve McQueen and Richard Attenborough, who outwit their captors by digging a tunnel out of the prison grounds.

Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Three Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Four The Widower: Part Three Globe Trekker: Turkey

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: Hidden Worlds The Appalachians Voting Rights: Past, Present & Future This Is America &

The Worldbookclub@ket: Dancing on the Edge of the Roof

Video Vault - Kentucky Edition Morehead & Northfork Railroad



Kentucky Tonight Health Three60: Clearing the Smoke I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Hong Kong BBC World News Louisville Life

Antiques Roadshow: Seattle, Hour Three Antiques Roadshow: Chicago, Hour One The Widower: Part Three Charlie Rose

Young Musicians’ Celebration of Traditional Music Celtic Crossroads Let’s Paint the Town,

Twin Cities! Reel Visions Jubilee - Summertime Blues: Alias Jones/Bryant-Stevens Band

The Forgotten Plague: American Experience Frontline: Immigration Battle BBC World News Kentucky Life

Jubilee: Blue Highway I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Hong Kong Death in Paradise Charlie Rose

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: Shelter Voting Rights: Past, Present & Future Saint Joseph College: A Triumph of Faith Resonance House

Nature: Pets: Wild at Heart: Playful Creatures Nova: Sinkholes - Buried Alive The Brain with David Eagleman: What Makes Me? BBC World News Fringe Benefits:

Pittsburgh

Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Four Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Three Charlie Rose

Mission Appalachia: The Story of Red Bird On the Ohio with John Ed Pearce Our Kentucky WoodSongs: The U.S. Navy Bluegrass Band Country Current and Pat Flynn

Antiques Roadshow: Chicago, Hour One Doc Martin: Nobody Likes Me Death in Paradise BBC World News Jubilee: Blue Highway

The This Old House Hour Secrets of the Dead: Death on the Railroad The Brain with David Eagleman: What Makes Me? Charlie Rose



Food News and Chews Kentucky Life: Simple Pleasures, Hidden Treasures Kentucky’s Ohio River

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Washington Week with Gwen Ifill Great Performances: Billy Elliot: The Musical Live

Doc Martin: Nobody Likes Me Movie Classics: The Wild One The Hopewell Haunting Charlie Rose

Kentucky Life: Simple Pleasures, Hidden Treasures Kentucky’s Ohio River Towns Louisville Life Bluegrass

UndergroundJubilee: Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time/Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers

Kentucky Life Kentucky Afield Movie Classics: The Great Escape




Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Moone Boy Midsomer Murders: Tainted Fruit, Part 1

Appalshop@40: Nimrod Workman: To Fit My Own Category Mission Appalachia: The Story of Red Bird Spirit of the Land Louisville — A City at the Falls

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THIS WEEK ON KET KYMission Appalachia: The Story of Red BirdWednesday, Oct. 21 • 8/7 pmThe mission that has been meeting the needs of the people of Appalachia for nearly 100 years.

Great Performances Billy Elliot: The Musical Live

Nature: Pets: Wild at Heart

18 SUNDAY8/7 pm Home Fires on Masterpiece Alison takes desperate steps to pay a bill. Claire asks Spencer out, and Pat makes a speech but pays the consequences.

8/7 pm Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise The park may hold Africa’s largest croc population; the team discovers forests full of new species and unexplored caves.

9/8 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece The viceroy gets a royal wel-come, a crucial piece of evidence is miss-ing, Aafrin sends Alice on an urgent errand, and Ian gets bad news.

9/8 pm The Appalachians The 1960s War on Poverty again sends federal aid into Appalachia, but painful images of hunger and poverty, reinforce the stereotype of the poor hillbilly.

10/9 pm The Widower Part Three As Malcolm continues to evade capture and plots to bigamously marry Simone, DS Henry is thwarted at every step of his inves-tigation.

19 MONDAY9/8 pm Antiques Roadshow Finds include a 1969 “Chicago Seven” signed subpoena, a 1961 Leonora Carrington oil, and a 1976 Playboy Bunny collection.

10/9 pm I’ll Have What Phil’s Having In Hong Kong, Phil tries hot pot and a clas-sic dish of century-old eggs, and even seeks medical aid in the form of unusual tea.

20 TUESDAY8/7 pm The Forgotten Plague: American Experience An examination of tuberculosis, the deadliest killer in human history, respon-sible for one in four deaths for almost two centuries.

9/8 pm Frontline Immigration Battle President Obama’s push for immigration policy changes could impact the fate of millions and define what it means to be American for decades to come.

21 WEDNESDAY8/7 pm Nature Pets: Wild at Heart Playful Creatures Our pets may seem famil-iar but they exist alongside us in a secret world of wild behavior and natural abilities that we hardly recognize. In the first of this three-part series, discover how cats, dogs, hamsters, and other pets get in touch with their wild side through play.

9/8 pm Nova Sinkholes - Buried Alive Filled with compelling eyewitness video of collapsing sinkholes and authoritative sci-ence from expert geologists, this program investigates what it’s like to have your world vanish beneath your feet.

10/9 pm The Brain with David Eagleman What Makes Me? Explore how we actually are our brains, and how our person-ality and memories are encoded as neural activity.

22 THURSDAY9/8 pm Secrets of the Dead Death on the Railroad Modern detectives and experts unravel the mystery of the deaths of 57 Irish immigrants hired to lay railroad tracks in West Chester, Pa., in 1832.

10/9 pm Death in Paradise A murder investigation becomes personal when the vic-tim is murdered while handcuffed to Richard.

23 FRIDAY9:30/8:30 pm Great Performances Billy Elliot: The Musical Live A performance of Elton John’s Tony-winning musical from London’s West End about a young boy in a North East England mining community and his journey from the boxing ring to the ballet barre.

24 SATURDAY8/7 pm Kentucky Life The legend of an alien abduction from 1955 in Kelly, Ky.; a visit to Hell for Certain; a paranormal tour with a certified ghost hunter; and a reintro-duction to what was once America’s most popular turkey.

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Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Four Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Five The Guilty: Episode I Globe Trekker: Ukraine

Gorongosa Park - Rebirth of Paradise: Battle Lines/Roaring Back Rocket Men Legend of Sleepy

HollowThis Is America & The World

bookclub@ket: On the Right Side of the Dream

Video Vault - Kentucky Edition The Hopewell Haunting



Kentucky Tonight One to One with Bill Goodman: Govenor's Race

Connections with Renee Shaw: Lt. Govenor's Race BBC World News Louisville Life

Antiques Roadshow: Tulsa, Ok - Hour One Antiques Roadshow: Chicago, Hour Two The Guilty: Episode I Charlie Rose

In Performance at the Governor’s Mansion Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame Ceremony 2015

Something to Do ... with PINKY Reel Visions Jubilee - Summertime Blues: Doug

MacLeod/Otis Taylor Band

War of the Worlds: American Experience Secrets of the Dead: Vampire Legend Frontline: Inside Assad’s Syria BBC World News Kentucky Life

Jubilee: Town Mountain I’ll Have What Phil’s Having: Barcelona Death in Paradise Charlie Rose

Headwaters: Real Stories from Rural America: His Eye Is on the Sparrow/Girls’ Hoops

One to One with Bill Goodman

One to One with Bill Goodman

Connections with Renee Shaw

Connections with Renee Shaw Basketball in Kentucky: Great Balls of Fire

Nature: Pets: Wild at Heart: Secretive Creature Nova: Animal Mummies The Brain with David Eagleman: Who Is in

Control? BBC World News Fringe Benefits: Wilmington, NC

Haunting Tales Indian Summers on Masterpiece: Part Five Home Fires on Masterpiece: Episode Four Charlie Rose

Renfro Valley: Kentucky’s Country Music Capital Thoroughbred Saddles and Silks: A

Jockey’s StoryWoodSongs: Emi Sunshine and Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley

Antiques Roadshow: Chicago, Hour Two Doc Martin: The Practice Around the Corner Death in Paradise BBC World News Jubilee: Town Mountain

The This Old House Hour Secrets of the Dead: Vampire Legend The Brain with David Eagleman: Who Is in Control? Charlie Rose



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Doc Martin: The Practice Around the Corner Movie Classics: The Great Escape

A Native Presence Wilderness Road Louisville Life Bluegrass Underground

Jubilee: Jim Lauderdale/The Grascals/The Spinney Brothers

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Keeping Up Appearances As Time Goes By Moone Boy Midsomer Murders: Ring Out Your Dead,

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The GuiltyKET Begins Sunday Oct. 25 & Nov. 1 • 10/9 pmKET2 Begins Monday, Oct. 26 & Nov. 2 • 10/9 pm

Lives are torn apart and relationships fractured forever when a young child goes missing in this tense and emotional drama. Moving between two time lines, 2008 and the present day, The Guilty tells the story of DCI Maggie Brand who investigates the disappearance of little Callum Reid. Driven by her obsession to discover what happened to Callum, Maggie leaves no stone unturned, and in the process, risks her own happy family life.

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THIS WEEK ON KET KYThe Bell Witch LegendSaturday, Oct. 31 • 8/7 pmThe story of the sinister entity that tor-mented a pioneer family on Tennessee’s early frontier between 1817 and 1821.

Movie Classics: Married to the Mob

25 SUNDAY8/7 pm Home Fires on Masterpiece Frances plans an air raid shelter and Steph hides a secret that threatens the farm. Kate gets shattering news.

9/8 pm Indian Summers on Masterpiece Ralph plays politics at his engagement bash. Eugene tells Cynthia a shocking secret, and Adam and his mother make a surprise visit.

9/8 pm Rocket Men The triumphs and tragedies punctuating the first 50 years of NASA's manned missions, from the pioneer-ing Mercury launches to the daring Gemini project. Learn the epic behind-the-scenes struggle that ultimately carried men to the moon.

26 MONDAY9/8 pm Antiques Roadshow 1989 Keith Haring graffiti art, a 1910 Walter Johnson All-Star watch, and a Walt Whitman Civil War letter.

27 TUESDAY9/8 pm I’ll Have What Phil’s Having In Barcelona, Phil, enjoys a world-class break-fast of foie gras and eggs, a tapas crawl, and even a vermouth bar. He's also in for a lesson on all things jamon, Spain's most prized culinary export.

10/9 pm Frontline Inside Assad’s Syria Correspondent Martin Smith goes inside Syria to report from government-controlled areas as war rages. With on-the-ground reporting and firsthand accounts from Syrians caught in the crisis, the film shines new light on the ongoing conflict.

28 WEDNESDAY8/7 pm Nature Pets: Wild at Heart Secretive Creature Discover how our pets experience the world through their astonish-ing senses and hidden channels of com-munication.

10/9 pm The Brain with David Eagleman Who Is in Control? How the unconscious brain controls our movements, decisions, and behavior.

29 THURSDAY10/9 pm Death in Paradise With Richard struck down by a tropical disease and Camille in Paris, it's left to Dwayne and Fidel to solve the apparently impossible murder of a local diver.

31 SATURDAY8/7 pm Kentucky Life Dogs earn their merit badges for good citizenship just like the Boy Scouts; chef Ouita Michel visits Three Springs Farm in Nicholas County; and the Flaget High School Alumni Association is still going strong with notable graduates like former professional football player Paul Hornung.

9/8 pm Movie Classics Married to the Mob An FBI agent gets close to a gang-ster’s widow in order to nab a crime boss. Matthew Modine, Michelle Pfeiffer, Alec Baldwin and Dean Stockwell star. (1988)

11/10 pm Austin City Limits The con-temporary R&B of Austin’s Gary Clark Jr. and rocking Australian singer/songwriter Courtney Barnett.

Indian Summers on Masterpiece

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6:00/5:00 Sid the Science Kid Wai Lana Yoga Wai Lana Yoga Wai Lana Yoga Wai Lana Yoga Wai Lana Yoga Barney & Friends

6:30/5:30 Peg + Cat Body Electric Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique Body Electric Classical Stretch: The

Esmonde Technique Body Electric Angelina Ballerina

7:00/6:00 Curious George Odd Squad: Against the Odds (5)/ Odd Squad Odd Squad Odd Squad: Against the

Odds (5)/ Odd Squad Odd Squad Odd Squad/ Odd Squad: Against the Odds (9)

Curious George/ Curious George:A Halloween Boo Fest (31)

7:30/6:30 Curious George Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Curious George

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10:30/9:30 Kentucky Health The Best of the Joy of Painting

11:00/10:00 Charlie Rose - The Week Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Sewing with Nancy

11:30/10:30 Washington Week with Gwen Ifill Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Dinosaur Train Fons & Porter’s Love of

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12:00/11:00 The McLaughlin Group Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Quilting Arts

12:30/11:30 Comment on Kentucky Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Knitting Daily

1:00/12:00 One to One with Bill Goodman SuperWHY! SuperWHY! SuperWHY! SuperWHY! SuperWHY! Burt Wolf: Travels &

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Thomas & Friends/ Thomas & Friends: Sodor’s Legend of the Lost Treasure (12)

Thomas & Friends Thomas & Friends Thomas & FriendsThomas & Friends/ Thomas & Friends: Sodor’s Legend of the Lost Treasure (16)

Rick Steves’ Europe

2:00/1:00 The Great British Baking Show

Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street News Quiz - Telling Tales Sesame Street P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home

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The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! A Chef’s Life

3:00/2:00 Katrina Ten Years After: A Second Life A Second Chance (4)/ Raising Ms. President (11)/ Voting Rights: Past, Present & Future (18)/ Haunting Tales (25)

Curious George/ Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest (26)



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3:30/2:30 Curious George Curious George Curious George Curious George Curious George Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul

4:00/3:00 Kentucky Life Odd Squad: Against the Odds (5)/ Arthur Arthur Odd Squad: Against the

Odds (7)/ Arthur Arthur Arthur/ Odd Squad: Against the Odds (9)

America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

4:30/3:30 Kentucky Afield Odd Squad Odd Squad Odd Squad Odd Squad Odd Squad Kentucky Collectibles

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Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Wild Kratts

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6:00/5:00 Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly Caillou Caillou Caillou Caillou Caillou Louisville Life

6:30/5:30 bookclub@ket Arthur Arthur Arthur Arthur Arthur Charlie Rose: The Week

7:00/6:00 Focus on Europe Newsline Newsline Newsline Newsline Newsline Washington Week with Gwen Ifill

7:30/6:30 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique Louisville Life Kentucky Life One to One with Bill

GoodmanConnections with Renee Shaw Kentucky Health Comment on Kentucky

8:00/7:00 Wai Lana Yoga Body Electric Classical Stretch: The Esmonde Technique Body Electric Classical Stretch: The

Esmonde Technique Body Electric McLaughlin Group

8:30/7:30 Growing a Greener World Workplace Essential Skills

Sara’s Weeknight Meals

Workplace Essential Skills

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef

Workplace Essential Skills

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe

9:00/8:00Globe Trekker

Life on the Line/ All in the Same Boat: Stories of Breast Cancer Survivors (26)

Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Journeys in Japan Joanne Weir’s Cooking

ClassBest of Simply Painting Across Europe Southern Accents

9:30/8:30 America’s Heartland Workplace Essential Skills

In the Americas with David Yetman Workplace Essential Skills Paint This with Jerry

Yarnell iQ: smartparent

10:00/9:00 Biz Kids The Best of the Joy of Painting

Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way

Gary Spetz’s Painting Wild Places! with Watercolor

Sit and Be Fit Quilt in a Day Thomas & Friends

10:30/9:30 CyberchaseThe Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren Jenkins

Cook’s Country Scheewe Art Workshop Christina/ Christina Cooks (29) Knit and Crochet Now! Bob the Builder

11:00/10:00History Project

Sewing with Nancy Martha Bakes Sew It All Jazzy Vegetarian Knitting Daily Space Racers

11:30/10:30 Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting

Martha Stewart’s Cooking School Fit 2 Stitch Second Opinion Beads, Baubles, and

Jewels Wild Kratts

12:00/11:00 Louisville LifeCharlie Rose Charlie Rose Charlie Rose Charlie Rose Charlie Rose

Garden Smart

12:30/11:30 Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions

Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST

1:00/12:00 Moone Boy Well Read Leadership Landscape TV Creative Living Kentucky Collectibles Between the Lines with

Barry Kibrick Hometime

1:30/12:30 Last of the Summer Wine The Mind of a Chef Ecosense for Living Katie Brown Workshop The Donna Dewberry Show Cooking with Nick Stellino This Old House

2:00/1:00 As Time Goes By BBQ with Franklin Garden Smart For Your Home It’s Sew Easy Lidia’s Kitchen Ask This Old House

2:30/1:30 Keeping Up Appearances America’s Test Kitchen from Cook’s Illustrated

P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home Make Your Mark Scrapbook Soup Simply Ming Rough Cut - Woodworking

with Tommy Mac

3:00/2:00Doc Martin

Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer

Victory Garden’s EdibleFEAST

The Genealogy Roadshow

Moone Boy Eat! Drink! Italy! with Vic Rallo Woodsmith

3:30/2:30 Painting with Paulson Growing a Greener World Last of the Summer Wine Pati’s Mexican Table The Woodwright’s Shop

4:00/3:00Father Brown Ultimate Restorations

The Desert Speaks Dining with the Chef As Time Goes By Annabel Langbein: The Free Range Cook MotorWeek

4:30/3:30 Tennessee Wild Side Ciao Italia Keeping Up ApperancesNew Scandinavian Cooking (2,9)/ Food Forward

Bluegrass and Backroads

5:00/4:00 PBS News Hour Weekend The American Woodshop MotorWeek Rudy Maxa’s WorldThe Great British Baking Show

Connections with Renee Shaw PBS NewsHour Weekend

5:30/4:30 Hollywood Idols This Old House Kentucky Afield Joseph Rosendo’s Travelscope Music Voyager Louisville Life

6:00/5:00The Great British Baking Show

The Woodright’s Shop Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen

History Detectives

Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions Night of the Proms

Nature

6:30/5:30 Craftsman’s Legacy Steven Raichlen’s Project Smoke Rick Steves’ Europe Start Up

7:00/6:00Burt Bacharach & Hal David: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (4)/ Nova

Kentucky Life A Taste of History Kentucky Health Tracks Ahead Consuelo Mack Wealthtrack

Classic Gospel

7:30/6:30 Kentucky Collectibles A Chef’s Life One to One with Bill Goodman The Red Green Show Hollwood Idols

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Secrets of the Dead: Vampire LegendKET Tuesday, Oct. 27 • 9/8 pm KET2 Thursday, Oct. 29 • 9/8 pm

Bram Stoker penned his gothic horror Dracula in 1887 and popularized the modern vampire myth — but evidence now points to those myths originating in England, not Eastern Europe. Unexplained burials, identified as deviant and cursed, were detailed in Stoker’s original notes; the cases hint at a deeply-held belief that the dead could rise and bring fear to the living — a belief that predates the Eastern European legend and is forcing a reexamination of the modern vampire lore.

The Legend of Sleepy HollowKET Saturday, Oct. 17 • 10:30/9:30 pm KET2 Sunday, Oct. 25 • 10:30/9:30 pmWritten in 1820 by author Washington Irving, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow has been called a classic of American literature and the great American ghost story. In this new short film, a storyteller uses most of Irving’s original language as actors bring the story to life. With spooky moments, quaint charm, and gentle humor, this new adaptation stays true to the spirit of the beloved tale.

War of the Worlds: American ExperienceKET Tuesday, Oct. 27 • 8/7 pm

On the night before Halloween in 1938, millions of Americans gathered around their radios and heard a news bulletin about strange explosions on Mars, followed by other reports that led them to believe an alien invasion was in progress. Relive the thrill of Orson Welles’ infamous radio dramatization of H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds, 77 years after it set off one of the biggest mass hysteria events in U.S. history.

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Haunting TalesKET Sunday, Oct. 25 • 3/2 pm KET2 Wednesday, Oct. 28 • 8/7 pm

Huddle close to the fire and listen to five ghost stories by nationally known storytellers in this new KET produc-tion. Drawn from a variety of cultures and time periods, they include a traditional Hispanic legend about a griev-ing woman; “The Piper’s Cold Feet;” a chilling tale about a man’s struggle to defend himself against a witch; and “The Beaded Bag,” in which a man gives a young lady a ride in his buggy from New Albany, Ind., to Louisville — which turns into a ghostly experience.

Nova: Animal MummiesKET Wednesday, Oct. 28 • 9/8 pm

From baboons to bulls, crocodiles to cows, a vast menagerie of animal mummies lie buried in Egyptian catacombs. Hi-tech imaging is now revealing what’s inside the bundles and the strange role that animals played in ancient Egyptian beliefs. This program meets the scientists working in Egypt who are exploring the ancient underground catacombs where mummies were originally buried to reveal why the ancient Egyptians mummified millions and millions of animals.

Live from Lincoln Center: Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim BurtonKET Friday, October 30 • 9:30/8:30 pm

Composer and performer Elfman descends on Lincoln Center with a symphony orchestra and choir, led by con-ductor John Mauceri. This unique episode arrives just in time for Halloween and captures all the excitement of this cultural invasion, climaxing in performances of Elfman’s scores from films in collaboration with Burton such as Batman, Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands and The Nightmare Before Christmas, which features Elfman singing his iconic songs.

Today’s KET: Preparing learners for an advanced workplace

Shae HopkinsKET Executive Director and CEO

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Doug Flynn to host ‘Kentucky Life’Doug Flynn, a

former Major League Baseball player and Cincinnati Reds broad-caster, is the new host of Kentucky Life. He will step up to the plate when the series premieres its 21st sea-son in November.

“We’re happy to have Doug bringing his enthusiasm and love for Kentucky to the series,” said KET executive director Shae Hopkins. “He’s a natural storyteller that we think viewers will appreciate and enjoy.”

“As host, it will be an honor and privilege to carry on this rich tradition of sharing our state’s proud history, geographic diversity, and natural beauty with my fellow Kentuckians,” said Flynn.

Born and raised in Lexington, Flynn currently resides there with his wife, Olga. He is a banking officer with Central Bank & Trust and is involved with numerous civic and charitable organizations, includ-ing Hope for the Warriors and the American Association for the Prevention of Substance Abuse in Athletics.

Flynn follows Dave Shuffett, who retired earlier this year, and Bryon Crawford, who hosted the series when it premiered in the 1990s.

KET honored with ‘Institutional Ally’ AwardThe Prichard Committee Student Voice Team has honored KET

with its Institutional Ally Award, and Lynda Thomas, KET’s direc-tor of distance learning and professional development, received the group’s Adult Ally Award.

The Student Voice Team is a group of middle and high school stu-dents who work closely with the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence to provide student input on education policy.

We live in a world of rapid change, not the least of which is the transformation that’s taken place in our workforce over the last quarter century. From manufacturing to medicine, technology plays a critical role in the vast majority of careers today, and those who lack the necessary education and exper-tise to compete in today’s workplace are being left behind.

And while there have been noteworthy improvements in educational attainment, especially in the percentage of high school students who stay in school and graduate, our work as a nation is far from done. Today, nearly in 1 in 5 Americans lack a high school diploma. That’s 39 million individu-als with a significant, potentially insurmountable barrier to succeeding in today’s ever-advancing workforce.

Often those who drop out of high school do so for reasons beyond their control. Kellie Blair Hardt (see story pg. 27), who we profiled in the nationally broadcast KET series Dropping Back In, is a text-book example of this. Her story of perseverance and determination is truly inspiring.

It’s an honor to see respected community and business leaders like Ted Bassett (featured as this month’s Making a Difference) recognize the impor-tance of what we do. From early childhood resourc-es that help ensure our youngest citizens are well prepared from the first day they enter school through our innovative Fast Forward GED test-prep system, KET is committed to providing quality edu-cational products that help all Kentuckians suc-ceed in a complex, cutting-edge world.

Kentucky Authority for Educational Television Chair: Rusty Cheuvront, Assistant Vice President & Director of Global Community Relations, Brown-Forman, Louisville • Vice Chair: Donna Moore Campbell, Lexington • Secretary: Hilma Prather, Somerset • Executive Committee at Large: Dr. Suvas Desai, Saint Joseph Medical Foundation, Lexington; Heidi Margulis, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs, Humana, Louisville • Angela Cain, Walton • David Couch, Associate Commissioner, Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort • Terry Holliday, Ph.D., Commissioner, Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort • Laura Ladd, Cross Gate Gallery, Lexington

KET Foundation Inc. Members of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television • Romanza Johnson, Bowling Green (representative of the Friends of KET Board of Directors) • Shae Hopkins, KET Executive Director (Treasurer)

Friends of KET Executive Committee President: Nancy Thames, RichmondPresident-Elect: Sean Mestan, PrincetonSecretary/Treasurer: Martha Deener, LexingtonVice President: Kathy Brauer, HendersonVice President: G. Dan Griffith, OwensboroVice President: Romanza Johnson, Bowling GreenVice President: A. Dale Josey, LouisvilleVice President: Donna Wear, PaducahPast President: Maude Teegarden, GermantownNominating Chair: Carol Beirne, Ft Wright

Commonwealth Fund for KET Inc. Board of Directors Chair: Nick Nicholson, Retired President, Keeneland Association, Lexing-ton • Chairman Emeritus: John R. Hall, Retired Chairman and CEO, Ash-land Inc., Lexington • Secretary: Kimberly D. Patton, SFA/PDT Architects, Hebron • Treasurer: John S. Domaschko, Retired President, MC Squared, Inc., Edgewood • Mira S. Ball, Chief Financial Officer, Ball Homes, Lex-ington • Vickie Yates Brown, Frost Brown Todd, University of Louisville, Louisville • Rusty Cheuvront, Assistant Vice President & Director of Global Community Relations, Brown-Forman, Louisville • Billy Harper, President, Harper Industries, Inc., Paducah • Bill Jones, Community Divi-sion Manager, U.S. Bank • James H. “Mike” Molloy, Lexington • William T. Young Jr., President, W.T. Young, Inc., Lexington • Representatives of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television: Donna Moore Campbell, Hilma Prather and Shae Hopkins, KET Executive Director • Representative of the Friends of KET Board of Directors: Terri Srinivasan, Maysville

VISIONS/ Volume XXXVIII, Number 10 Visions is a membership benefit published monthly by KET, with funds from the KET Foundation Inc., 600 Cooper Drive, Lexington, KY, 40502-2296, (859) 258-7000. It is sent to active members of Friends of KET. KET does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, veteran status and/or disability in employment or the provision of services and provides, upon request, reasonable accommodation including auxiliary aids and services necessary to afford individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in all programs and activities.

Guide StaffPublisher: Todd Piccirilli • Editor: Ellen Soileau • Art Director: John Dawahare • Contributing Staff: Debbie Britton, Mollie Eblen, Nancy Howard, Abigail Malik, Lisa Meek, Robin Roenker • Photography: Steve Shaffer • Design/Production: Amy Crittenden, Dave Hamon, Justin Stewart, Missy Upton • Senior Director, Marketing and Online Content: Timothy Bischoff • Printing: Publishers Press, Shepherdsville

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Louisville Regional Commonwealth Fund board announces new leaders

Sherry Miller Feldpausch is the new board chair of KET’s Greater Louisville Regional Board. A principal with the Glenview Trust Company, she has been a board member since 2014.

Valerie Scott, controller for LGE & KU and board member since 2013, will serve as the inau-gural vice chair for the board.

Feldpausch succeeds previous chair Vickie Yates Brown, NUCLEUS president and CEO. In her tenure as board chair, Brown was instrumental in raising over $500,000 on behalf of the board for KET. She continues to serve on the Louisville Regional Board.

Fundraiser promises ‘Spirits, Sparkles & Spurs’Ashbourne Farms in La Grange is the site of “Spirits, Sparkles, and

Spurs,” the 18th annual fundraiser sponsored by the Greater Louisville Regional Board of the Commonwealth Fund for KET.

The event will be held, Saturday, Nov. 21 at 6 pm at the farm located at 3800 Old Westport Road. It is hosted by W. Austin Musselman and Jane D. Musselman.

Tickets are $150 per person with a res-ervation deadline of Nov. 13. Sponsorships are available and offer reserved group seat-ing and other benefits. Call (800) 866-0366 to make a reservation. Proceeds benefit KET programs and services.

Join KET at St. James Court Art ShowKET will be among the artists, historic homes, and fall beauty of Old

Louisville during the St. James Court Art Show Oct. 2-4.Stop by KET’s booth, located on the inner court of the south green,

to chat with KET staff and volunteers. Grab some fun giveaways and enter our drawing for a prize package.

Show hours are 10 am to 6 pm Friday and Saturday, and 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday. This year is the juried fine arts and crafts show’s 60th anniversary, with 750 participating artists from across North America.

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‘Music Makes a City Now’ showcases Louisville OrchestraMusic Makes a City NOW, a new independent origi-

nal web series that explores present-day stories of musi-cal visionaries who build communities through great music and civic engagement, has launched its first sea-son on PBS.org and KET.org.

The web series was inspired by the award-winning documentary Music Makes a City: A Louisville Orchestra Story, which first aired on KET. It chronicles the historic rise of the Louisville Orchestra in the mid-twentieth century and was produced by Louisville filmmaker Owsley Brown III.

Music Makes a City NOW picks up the story in pres-ent-day Louisville and beyond, beginning with the arrival of a rising star, 27-year-old conductor and composer Teddy Abrams, as he moves to Louisville to become the youngest music director of a major American orchestra. Through a series of 12 short episodes, each five to seven minutes long, the series follow Abrams’ whirlwind debut season in 2014-15 with the orchestra, from his chaotic move-in day at his newly purchased downtown fixer-upper to the opening night of the symphony and his embrace of the city’s vibrant local music scene.

View the web series at video.ket.org/program/pbs-arts.

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Nearly 2,000 kids and their parents and grandparents enjoyed KET’s Super Saturday back-to-school bash. PBS Kids’ Mr. Steve entertained kids and grownups alike, while all enjoyed games and learning activities. Join us next year for the annual event!

Do you believe in the importance of supporting our kids through graduation?

American Graduate Day returns on October 3. We’ll cover what it takes to keep our country’s young people on track to graduation.

Saturday, Oct. 3.11 am – 6 pm | Live on KET

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Learn more today!KET.org/4GED 800-KET-4GED (800-538-4433)

GED® and GED Testing Service® are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education. Used under license. Fast Forward™ is a trademark of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television. All rights reserved.

Know someone without a high school diploma?KET can help. Our fully customizable system provides the first step to becoming college-and career-ready.

A new era begins for the Commonwealth Fund for KET Board as Chairman John Hall, after 20 years of leadership, turns over the gavel to new chair Nick Nicholson. Michele Ripley and Shae Hopkins are thankful for their inspiration.

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O. Leonard Press SocietyThe O. Leonard Press Society recognizes donors whose extraordinary annual support reflects the same strength of commitment as KET’s founder.

$10,000+AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Roger Baird, LexingtonDon & Mira Ball, LexingtonBetty & David Jones, LouisvilleGovernor & Mrs. Brereton C. Jones, MidwayMulhollem Cravens Foundation, CarlisleMr. & Mrs. John L. Zehnder, Jr., Louisville

Fund for ExcellenceThe Fund for Excellence honors donors whose significant annual investment makes KET and Kentucky stronger.

$5,000-$9,999AnonymousMs. Heather Barron, LexingtonMs. Sandra Frazier, LouisvilleDr. Mona Hagyard, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. John R. Hall, LexingtonMs. Heidi S. Margulis, LouisvilleMrs. Evelyn F. Ott, Jeffersonville, INMrs. Elizabeth W. Poindexter, LouisvilleHilma & John Prather Jr., SomersetMs. Peggy Satterly, LawrenceburgMs. Jennie W. Scruggs, LexingtonPatricia Sullivan Schrenk, LouisvilleMs. Sandra H. Welch, Alexandria, VA

$2,500-$4,999Mrs. H. C. Adams Jr., LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Richard Allen, LexingtonMr. George Bailey & Ms. Porter Watkins, ProspectMs. Ann Bakhaus, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Cecil C. Barnett, Louisville

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Tom Dupree, LexingtonGil & Brenda Fauber, EdgewoodMrs. Sherry M. Feldpausch, FishervilleMr. & Mrs. J. Cooper Hartley, LexingtonDoug & Kate Hendrickson, MaysvilleDr. & Mrs. J. Wesley Johnson, AshlandDr. & Mrs. Pearse Lyons, NicholasvilleMr. & Mrs. Robert Maclin, LexingtonDr. Michael Oliff, ElizabethtownMrs. Henry E. Pogue IV, Fort ThomasGene & Peggy Rice, HazardMr. & Mrs. Mark Schmutte, RichmondReverend Alfred R. Shands, LouisvilleMr. William Sisson, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Isaac Van Meter, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Jeremy Wallace, LexingtonDr. Karla Welch & Mr. Aaron Welch, LouisvilleCong. & Mrs. John Yarmuth, Louisville

$1,200-$2,499Earleen Heiner Agee and Robert W. Agee Fund, Huntington, WV Chris & Beth Almes, LexingtonDrs. Elizabeth A. & Mohammad Amin, LouisvilleMr. David Arnold, BrandenburgMr. Charles Backstrom, OwensboroDr. Jackie L. Banahan, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Michael Beirne, CovingtonMr. & Mrs. Frederick Benz, LouisvilleMr. Paul Bickel III & Mrs. Jackie Hays Bickel, LouisvilleMrs. Edith S. Bingham, GlenviewMr. Daryl Boggs, WhitesburgMr. & Mrs. Alex Boone, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. John Bowling, Naples, FLMrs. Terry Brackett, LancasterMr. & Mrs. George Branch, ParisMr. & Mrs. Steven Breckner, La GrangeMr. Ben Breslin, Maysville

Ms. Meredith W. Brown, LouisvilleDr. Stuart Brown, VersaillesMr. Tony Carney, LouisvilleMr. Rusty Cheuvront, LouisvilleCarrie Cinnamond-Rose, HaroldMr. Joseph H. Clark, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. L. Roger Cole, Lakeside ParkMr. & Mrs. Tim Cone, LexingtonMrs. Richard E. Cooper, SomersetMr. Willard Coots, LancasterDrs. Timothy & Julia Costich, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. James M. Crawford, CarrolltonMr. & Mrs. Keith Dale, HebronMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Davis, ProspectMrs. Maryann C. Davis, AnchorageMr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Dean, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Larry C. Deener, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. David W. Demarest, LexingtonDr. Suvas G. Desai & Dr. Nirmala Desai, LexingtonJohn & Jane Domaschko, CovingtonMr. & Mrs. David G. Dowell, LexingtonR.W., III & Jane Winkler Dyche, LondonDr. Gary Fisher Earle & Miss Patricia Ann Earle, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Joe D. Elam, FrankfortMr. Isaac W. Fedyniak, LexingtonMr. Dale Fisher & Mr. Jon Carloftis, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Victor Fox, FrankfortMr. Chad Gabbard, WorthingtonMr. & Mrs. Michael Gabbard, Mount SterlingFrank & Pam Gardner, MidwayMr. & Mrs. William Garmer, LexingtonMs. Elizabeth Gaskins, Lakeside ParkMr. Stephen C. Gault, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. Steven J. Goldstein, LexingtonMr. Thomas B. Gore, PaducahMr. & Mrs. Don C. Graeter, ProspectMrs. Nancy Graves, LexingtonJ. David and Marlene Grissom, LouisvilleClay Hancock, ParisMr. & Mrs. James F. Hardymon, LexingtonMr. Lewis Hargett, ProspectMr. & Mrs. Michael W. Hart, CorbinMr. & Mrs. Louis Hatcher, Albany, GAMr. & Mrs. Eric E. Headley, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Andrew Henderson, LexingtonMs. Vicky Herche & Graeme Murray, CovingtonMimi & Marshall Heuser, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Maurice Hibbard, RichmondMs. Wanda F. Hill, ColumbiaMr. & Mrs. Henry Hinkle, Paris

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Hinkle, ParisBill & Joyce Holmes, LouisvilleMs. Joyce S. Honaker, FrankfortMrs. Harris S. Howard, PrestonsburgA Milam Lane Friend, LexingtonMr. Mike Hulett, FrankfortMr. Brett Ison, WhitesburgDr. & Mrs. James Jackson, MoreheadMrs. Kathy Jones, FrankfortWilliam & Theresa Jones, PaducahMr. Ben C. Kaufmann & Ms. Janet Zusman, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Willard Keith, GreenvilleMr. Joseph W. Kelly, SalvisaMr. & Mrs. William F. Kight, GoshenMr. & Mrs. William D. Kirkland, FrankfortSusan R. & Franklin S. Kling Jr., Ft MitchellDr. & Mrs. Robert C. Lam, LexingtonMr. William A. Leake, LexingtonMs. Paula Lewis, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Philip A. Lichtenfels, LouisvilleDrs. Gordon & Jutta Liddle, WinchesterMr. Lee Little, Bowling GreenMr. & Mrs. Tad Long, LexingtonMike & Ginny Longnecker, Maineville, OHMr. W. Bruce Lunsford, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Philip Lynch, LouisvilleMs. Patricia Madden, LexingtonMr. John W. Mann, LexingtonMs. Kathleen Laurin-Martin & Dr. Joseph Martin, CovingtonFrances & Richard Martin, AshlandMr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Martin, LawrenceburgMr. Herbert Massey, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Mark Mayer, WinchesterMrs. Ann McBrayer, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Monty McElfresh, CaliforniaAlois & Bill Moore, HazardMs. Jennifer A. Moore, LouisvilleMs. Ruth Morton, Lakeside ParkMr. & Mrs. Richard D. Murphy, GeorgetownMr. & Mrs. Nick Nicholson, LexingtonMr. Norman V. Noltemeyer, LouisvilleMrs. Carolyn L. Nuaimi, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Charles L. Owen, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Allan Parnell, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Kimberly D. Patton, HebronMr. & Mrs. John S. Penn, FrankfortBob & Caryl Pfeiffer, LexingtonMs. Marie L. Piekarski, LexingtonHon. & Mrs. John W. Potter, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William R. B. Potter, LexingtonDr. David Quast, EdgewoodMrs. John S. Rankin, LouisvilleMrs. Debbie Reynolds, LexingtonMr. Robert E. Rich, Cincinnati, OHMrs. George Rieveschl, CovingtonMs. Michele Ripley, LexingtonDr. Audrey Elisabeth Rooney, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Robert W. Rounsavall III, ProspectMr. & Mrs. Peter Saari, Lanesville, INMs. Vivian R. Sawyer & Mr. Tom Noland, Jr.,

KET gratefully acknowledges the following contributors whose annual support advances KET’s mission and impact.

THANK YOU!This list reflects gifts received between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015.

Jack Kain and costume judge Alice Stewart-Kain, together with their family, drove up in style for the third annual Fabby Abbey Ball at Spindletop Hall. The grand finale Ball will be April 16, 2016.

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LouisvilleMs. Katherine E. Schaefer, LexingtonMr. David Schneider, LexingtonMrs. Joan Schoen, LouisvilleMr. Charles Siemen, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Jeremy Smith, ProspectMr. & Mrs. Vernon M. Smith, LouisvilleMrs. Alice Sparks, CovingtonMrs. Elsa B. Spurlock, LondonMs. Susan Staugas, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Steinman, Ft ThomasDr. David B. Stevens, LexingtonMrs. John P. Stewart, FrankfortRuth & Robert Straus, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. William M. Street, LouisvilleMs. Muffy D. Stuart, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Greg Survant, LexingtonMr. Tommy Thomas, CrestwoodDr. & Mrs. Pete Thompson, RichmondJoe & Terry Tolan, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Job D. Turner III, LexingtonMs. Maurice Utley, ElizabethtownMr. George Van Meter Jr., LexingtonDrs. David & Elizabeth Wachtel, LexingtonMr. Robert W. Ward Jr., LexingtonMr. Harry Lee Waterfield II, FrankfortMr. Linwood Watson & Ms. Charlton Ward, LouisvilleMr. Bill Weinberg, HindmanMarianne & Jim Welch, ProspectMrs. Jane Welch, ProspectMr. & Mrs. Dudley Wetherby, LouisvilleIn Honor of J. T. Whitlock, LexingtonMr. John Whitty, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Orme Wilson, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William W. Witt, LexingtonRuss and Jenny Wolfe, LexingtonDr. Ballard D. Wright, Lexington

Cornerstone SocietyCornerstone Society partners signal their strong belief in KET’s programs and services.

$1,000-$1,199Mr. & Mrs. Dale Barlow, BereaMr. & Mrs. Edward S. Barr, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. James L. Beck, MadisonvilleMr. & Mrs. Edward Bonnie, ProspectMr. Mike Burton, FlorenceMr. & Mrs. R. B. Campbell Jr., LexingtonMs. Nancy Carpenter, LexingtonMr. Norman Chrisman Jr., LexingtonCochran Foundation, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Wesley Cowan, Cincinnati, OHDr. & Mrs. Max Crocker, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. David Daulton, LouisvilleDr. Cindy M. Derer & Dr. John Gohmann, LexingtonHelen H. Donan Charitable Fund, LouisvilleMr. Phillip Elliott & Mrs. Jennifer Burke

Elliott, PrestonsburgMs. Jeana Fleitz, LouisvilleMs. Jean W. Frazier, ProspectDr. & Mrs. Gilbert H. Friedell, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Thomas Gaston, OwensboroMr. & Mrs. George Gates, BoazMrs. Bruce G. Glenn, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Laman Gray, Jr., LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Roger W. Hale, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Hal C. Harned, LexingtonChris & Marcia Hermann, LouisvilleAnne & Buck Hinkle, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. David Hume, LexingtonMr. Kenneth R. James, LondonMr. David A. Jones, Jr. & Ms. Mary Gwen Wheeler, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. James Joy, GoshenMr. & Mrs. Steve Kerrick, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. G. William Keyes, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William Kinsell, ProspectMs. Carol Jean Ledington, LouisvilleMr. Todd Lemley, VersaillesMr. John Lewis, ProspectDr. Jack Luy, RichmondMr. Michael McLaughlin, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Dale B. McMakin, CrestwoodMrs. Nancy Miller-Hill, StanfordDr. & Mrs. Wally O. Montgomery, PaducahMr. & Mrs. Brook Mundy, VersaillesMr. & Mrs. Ronald Murphy, LouisvilleMr. Marshall D. Myers, RichmondDr. & Mrs. Eugene Q. Parr, LexingtonDr. Jagdish Patel & Dr. Usha Patel, CorbinMr. & Mrs. David Pearson, LouisvilleMr. Eugene B. Pflughaupt, DanvilleMr. Bryan Raisor, LexingtonRev. & Mrs. Howard Reynolds, LexingtonMr. Tom Riddle, VersaillesMr. & Mrs. Nelson Rodes, DanvilleMs. Cindy Shemwell, BentonDr. Steven Stack & Dr. Tracie Overbeck, LexingtonMs. Judy Stewart, Cincinnati, OHMr. John B. Van Meter, Cincinnati, OHDr. David B. Webster & Dr. Connie Gayle White, FrankfortRuth & Charles Wesley, BereaDr. Thomas P. Wolf, New Albany, INMrs. Dolores E. Womack, FlemingsburgMr. Randy Worley, CorbinMr. & Mrs. Lawrence Yuen, Lexington

$500-$999Larry & Jen Adams, SimpsonvilleMr. & Mrs. Richard Adkins, LexingtonDave & Bonnie Adkisson, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Steve Ahr, Louisville Mr. & Mrs. Chris Aldridge, LexingtonMr. Mark Alexander, Cincinnati, OH

Mr. Ronald L. Allari, AlexandriaDr. Gary & Mrs. Martha Anderson, LexingtonMrs. Gertie Anderson, OwensboroMr. Jeffrey Arnold, Ft. MitchellMrs. Diane Avare, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Robert Ayotte, LouisvilleDr. Diane Babcock, Cincinnati, OHMr. Stuart Baird, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Todd Ball, LexingtonMs. Christina Balsor, Raleigh, NCMr. & Mrs. David Beaven, BardstownMs. Mary Margaret Bell, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Dick Berger, CovingtonMs. Theresa A. Bergmann, ElizabethtownMr. & Mrs. Robert G. Berman, ProspectMrs. William C. Beuttel, CovingtonMs. Betty C. Bivin, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William Black, PaducahMr. & Mrs. Michael Blakeney, RichmondDr. & Mrs. David Blandford, LexingtonDr. Richard A. Blum, RichmondJim & Karen Booth, Bowling GreenMs. Mary Booth, OwensboroDr. Francois Botha & Dr. Vicki Bell, HarrodsburgMr. & Mrs. Brooks Bower, LouisvilleMrs. Donald E. Bradshaw, FrankfortMr. David W. Bratcher, LexingtonMs. Diana Bratcher, LexingtonMs. Patricia Bright, DanvilleMs. Carolyn Brinegar, Paoli, INMs. Christy Brown, LexingtonMr. Gordon S. Brown, LouisvilleMrs. Hewett Brown, ProspectMr. John W. Brown, LouisvilleMr. Michael J. Brown, New Albany, INMr. Vernon Broyles, LouisvilleMs. Jane A. Brubeck, Jeffersonville, INMr. & Mrs. Alan Bryant, LouisvilleMrs. Margaret J. Buchanan, Austin, INMr. & Mrs. Clyde David Burberry, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Don Burkhead, WinchesterMr. Allen Bush, LouisvilleMrs. Mary Butler, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Wade Cain, MoreheadCol. & Mrs. Harry D. Callicotte, LexingtonMr. Rodney Calson, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Ray Carcione, LouisvilleMr. Buzz Carmichael, LexingtonBarbara B. Castleman, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. John Caton, FrankfortMr. Stephen Cecil, LexingtonMr. Jonathan Chaires & Ms. Deborah Levine, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Don Chesnut, LexingtonMrs. Loretta Clark, LouisvilleMr. Teddy R. Clark & Ms. Debra Clark, GeorgetownJames L. & Mary V. Clarke, MaysvilleGenevieve J. Clay, RichmondMs. Nancy Clinkenbeard, LexingtonMrs. Mary Cochran, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Thomas Cody, CovingtonMs. Brenda Coleman, Connersville, INMrs. Jon D. Collier, LexingtonMr. Curtis Coonrod, Indianapolis, INMr. & Mrs. Sam Corbett, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Dean Cornett, Blackey

Ms. Carol Corwin, Park HillsMr. Robin Cotton, Cincinnati, OHMs. Rhonda Couey, Hartselle, ALMr. Charles Cowan, LouisvilleMs. Renee Croket, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Crouch, LexingtonMrs. Alice Crown, DanvilleDr. Vicki Crumpton, PaducahMr. & Mrs. Bill Cull, FrankfortMr. Clarence Cundiff, LexingtonDr. Doug & Mrs. Linda Cunningham, LexingtonMr. Charles Cutshaw, GeorgetownMrs. Janet Dakan, LouisvilleLucy & Roger Dalton, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. Harold T. Daniel, LexingtonMrs. Elizabeth Deknatel, SimpsonvilleMr. Edward Demonbrun, LouisvilleMrs. Ingrid Dennis, BerryMr. & Mrs. Andrew H. Dieruf, LexingtonMr. Oscar W. Dillon Jr., LexingtonMrs. Dolores M. Donovan, MaysvilleMr. Howard Downing, NicholasvilleMr. & Mrs. Bert Doyne, LexingtonMr. Robert M. Drake Jr., LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Ralph Drees, Ft. MitchellMr. Gerald Dryden, Corydon, INMs. Rebecca Earls, MaysvilleMr. Jimmy Edwards, Cincinnati, OHMrs. Mark Edwards, PaducahRev. John G. Eifler, LouisvilleMs. Margaret Ellaby, LouisvilleMs. Jewell Deene Ellis, DanvilleMs. Ewing Fahey, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. James Farmer, BarbourvilleMrs. Barbara C. Ferguson, LouisvilleProf. Theodore Fiedler & Prof. Sigrid Suesse, LexingtonMr. Thomas Fielding, LouisvilleMr. Randolph Fleming & Ms. Teresa A. Fleming, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Ron Ford, GoshenMr. & Mrs. Steve Ford, OwensboroMs. Jamie Fowler, Metropolis, ILBill & Linda Francis, LexingtonDr. Robert French, LexingtonMrs. Judy B. Frye, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Richard Frymire, MadisonvilleMr. Terry L. Fultz, Charlestown, INMs. Margaret Gardiner, DanvilleMr. & Mrs. James R. Gardner, Cincinnati, OHMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Gathright Jr., ProspectMs. Vickie Yates Brown & Dr. Shawn D. Glisson, LouisvilleMs. Paula Goff, LexingtonElisabeth M Goth, LebanonMs. Tricia J. Gray & Dr. Christopher D. Mescia, LouisvilleMs. Kelly E. Green, FrankfortMr. Donald Greulich, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William Guenthner, LouisvilleCaroline Guthrie, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Harry M. Hadden & Mr. Shane Hadden, LexingtonMs. Rosemary Hamblin, DanvilleMs. Ethel H. Hamilton, BardstownMr. James C. Handy, LondonMs. Sammie Hankins, WaddyMr. Mike Hannon, Paint LickMs. Barbara Hardy, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Billy Harper, West PaducahCol. Douglas Harper, LexingtonMr. Brad Harris, GeorgetownFrank & Elsie Harris, LexingtonMr. Donald C. Harrison, Montgomery, OHMr. & Mrs. Steve Hartstern, LouisvilleDr. Carl R. Hausman, Louisville

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Sharon & Joseph Haynes, MelbourneMrs. Victor Hellard, VersaillesMrs. Kathryn H. Helm, LouisvilleMs. Debra Hensley, LexingtonDr. Margaret Fonda & Dr. George Herbener, Corydon, INDr. & Mrs. Joseph Hersh, GoshenMs. Janet Hickman, Cincinnati, OHMrs. Brooke Hicks, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Hildenbrand, LouisvilleMr. Ordelle Hill, RichmondMs. Virginia C. Hill, StanfordMr. & Mrs. Douglas Hindman, BereaMr. & Mrs. Gayford Hinton, LouisvilleMr. Richard Hively, Nitro, WVMr. Everett C. Hoffman & Ms. Catherine M. Ford, LouisvilleMs. Doris Hoge, FishervilleMr. & Mrs. David Holmes, LexingtonMrs. Barbara R. Hopewell, ProspectMr. & Mrs. Pat Horne, LawrenceburgMs. Brenda Horton, LexingtonAnne K. Hoskins, CorbinMr. & Mrs. William Howard, BucknerMr. Michael Howell, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Robert Howlett, BurkesvilleJan Hubar, Borden, INMs. Kim Hudson, SomersetMr. Mike J. Huhn, Cincinnati, OHMr. & Mrs. Charlie Ison, HarrodsburgMs. Sherry A. Jasper, LouisvilleMs. Diane Jenkins, RochesterMs. Joyce W. Johnson, North Bend, OHPaul & Jill Jones, Greenville, INMs. Jill Jones, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Lee Jones, Grand RiversMs. Beth J. Jurek, FrankfortMr. & Mrs. James Kalinowski, BrandenburgMrs. Houston Keach, HendersonMr. John R. Keller, Sellersburg, INMr. & Mrs. Bill Kelly, LexingtonDr. James F. Kennedy, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. James R. Kennedy, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Jack Kerpestein, LouisvillePeyman Kiaras-Attari, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. Wendell R. Kingsolver, NicholasvilleMr. & Mrs. Edward Klee, VersaillesMr. & Mrs. Kevin Kline, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Jerry Koetter, Floyds Knobs, INMr. & Mrs. Charles L. Korzenborn, Ft. MitchellMs. Kathleen Bean & Mr. Robert Kotheimer, LouisvilleMr. David F. Kunzman, New Albany, INDr. Shannon E. Lamb, Newburgh, INMs. Janet Lawson, FlorenceDr. & Mrs. Robert S. Leake, Ft. ThomasMs. Portia Leatherman, GlenviewMr. Harold LeVay, Vine GroveMr. & Mrs. Glenn D. Leveridge, LexingtonMs. Barbara Lewis, LouisvilleMs. Edith Lindner, Cincinnati, OHJudy & Steven Lippmann, LouisvillePierce Lively, DanvilleMr. & Mrs. David Locke, Highland HeightsMr. William E. Locke, ParisMs. Dorothy Lockspeiser, Cincinnati, OHKathy Loeb, LexingtonMr. Thomas M. Loving, Bowling GreenMrs. Stella Lowman, New Albany, INMr. William C. Lubawy, LexingtonMr. Harry L. Lusk, Vine GroveMrs. L. M. Lusky Jr., FishervilleDr. Lawrence K. Lynch, LexingtonEddie & Mary L. Lyons, LouisvilleMr. William Lyons, UptonMr. Douglas Mackey, Nicholasville

Mr. & Mrs. Preston Madden, LexingtonMr. William Mahoney, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. Alan Male, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Brian Manlove, LouisvilleMr. William E. Manning, Jr., WinchesterMr. Lyman Martin III, LouisvilleGeorge & Donna Mason, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Harvey E. Matheny, LouisvilleLoys & Sonja Mather, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Richard Maxwell, New Albany, INMrs. Carolyn McBride, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Stuart McCombs, ProspectDrs. James & Malkanthie McCormick, LexingtonDr. Martha T. McCoy, LouisvilleMrs. Constance E. McDonald, LouisvilleDr. & Mrs. J. Dickinson McGavic, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Ray McGregor, MiddlesboroMr. John G. McNeill, GeorgetownMr. & Mrs. Robert H. Means, Jr., LouisvilleMrs. Jennifer Mearns, Ft. ThomasMr. & Mrs. Howard Mease, Bloomington, INMr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Mefford, UnionMr. & Mrs. James E. Mohn, ShelbyvilleMr. Artist Montfort, FrankfortMr. Frederick Morgan, Cincinnati, OHMs. Jane C. Mosley, MadisonvilleMs. Marianne W. Mosley, WilmoreMs. Cindy Moter, LouisvilleR. Moyer, LouisvilleMr. Jack B. Mullikin, LexingtonMs. Margie Mullins, ElizabethtownMrs. Betty Murphy, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Michael Murphy, Scottsburg, INMr. Stanley A. Murrell & Mrs. Mary K. Martin, LouisvilleMs. Stormi Murtie, AlvatonMr. & Mrs. Mark Neikirk, Ft. MitchellMr. Bill Netherland, CampbellsvilleMr. & Mrs. Eric Novosel, ShelbyvilleMr. & Mrs. J. Michael Noyes, VersaillesMr. & Mrs. John J. Obrycki, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Frank O’Connor, RichmondMr. & Mrs. Thomas Oetinger, ProspectDr. Ingrid Osswald, ProspectMs. Penny Ovesen, ElizabethtownMr. & Mrs. Bob Owen, LexingtonMr. Bob G. Owsley, CeciliaMr. Charles Patterson & Honorable Peggy Patterson, BloomfieldMr. Colin Pemberton, LexingtonMr. Charles Perkins, GeorgetownMr. Emil Peter, LouisvilleMr. William L. Phelps, VersaillesAyako Phillips, LouisvilleMr. Stephen Pieratt, LexingtonMs. Caroline Pinne, LouisvilleMs. Corinna Pinto, LouisvilleMs. Barbara J. Planck, Corydon, INMs. Nancy K. Polk, Normandy Farm, LexingtonMs. Suzanne K. Post, LouisvilleMs. Nancy Pratte, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Stuart Pray, Cincinnati, OHMr. & Mrs. O. Leonard Press, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Glenn & Sonia Proudfoot, SomersetMr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Raider, LexingtonMr. George W. Rapp, Jr. & Ms. Lynne Meena, LouisvilleBetce Reagan, GoshenMr. George H. Reazin, Jr., LouisvilleJohn Reggen & Mr. John D. Redden, CovingtonMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Reynolds Jr., Mount SterlingMrs. Alice Rhodes, MayfieldMr. Billy Riddell, Independence

Ms. Dorothy S. Ridings, LouisvilleJ. H. Rieger, LouisvilleMs. Diane Rigney, La GrangeMr. & Mrs. J. D. Ritter, ParisMr. David Roberts, LouisvilleMr. Robert Robinson, OwensboroMr. & Mrs. Fon Rogers II, LexingtonMs. Laura Rogers, LouisvilleMs. Sharon Rostosky, LexingtonMs. Molly Rowan, VersaillesMrs. Barbara Rowland, Ft. ThomasMs. Patricia Sauer, CovingtonMr. & Mrs. Ralph D. Scearce, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. R. P. Scharff, Floyds Knobs, INMr. & Mrs. Martin F. Schmidt, Jr., Finksburg, MDMr. Michael Schmitt, FrankfortMr. Kennith Schubeler, West Chester, OHMrs. & Mrs. Marc Schwegman, Ft. ThomasMr. Joseph M. Scott, LexingtonMrs. Mary Jane Scott, SpringfieldMr. & Mrs. Scott Seiber, MurrayEllen & Max Shapira, LouisvilleMr. Fithian M. Shaw Jr., LouisvilleMr. Ron Sheets, FrankfortDr. & Mrs. Roger J. Shott, AnchorageMr. Don E. Smith, LouisvilleMr. Eldon J. Smith, GlasgowMr. & Mrs. Farrell Smith, LouisvilleDr. Kenneth W. Smith, MiddlesboroDr. & Mrs. Mikel D. Smith, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. William Smith, BardstownMr. & Mrs. William T. Smith, LexingtonDr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Soulis, LexingtonO. R. Spencer, LouisvilleCol. & Mrs. Robert E. Spiller, OaklandMs. Phyllis Spotts, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Raghu Srinivasan, MaysvilleMr. Franklin F. Starks, Jr., LouisvilleMrs. Ruby C. Stephens-Keeton, MonticelloMrs. Barbara Sterrett, LexingtonDr. John Stewart & Dr. Magdalene Stewart, LexingtonMs. Alice Stewart-Kain, VersaillesMrs. Mary Stites, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William Stolte, BereaMrs. Phyllis Stoner, Jeffersonville, INMr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Strenecky, LouisvilleMr. James Stuckert, ProspectMr. & Mrs. James E. Sullivan, DanvilleMr. & Mrs. Robert Surplus, RichmondMr. & Mrs. William Sutton, RichmondMr. & Mrs. Joseph Sweebe, ElizabethtownMr. Ed Sweeney, LexingtonMs. Lisa Tabler, ShepherdsvilleMr. & Mrs. Jeffery Talbert, LexingtonMrs. Susan Taylor, FrankfortJohn Tederstrom, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. William Thames, RichmondMr. & Mrs. Brian Thoerner, VeronaMr. & Mrs. Donald Thom, LouisvilleMr. Franklin Thompson, LexingtonMs. Vanessa Thompson, Beckley, WVMr. Peter Thurman, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Tim Timmel, CovingtonDr. Thomas A. Tohill, SomersetMr. Frank Tonini, LouisvilleMs. Peggy A. Tripp, PaducahMr. Ernest Tucker, AshlandMr. Tom Tucker & Ms. Anne Stanley Hoffman, LouisvilleMs. Aldona Valicenti, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. David Verville, LexingtonMs. Georgea Ward, LouisvilleMs. Lissa Wathen, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Bobby Watson, OwensboroMr. Bobby Watts, NicholasvilleVicki and Malcolm Watts, Goshen

Ms. Rosemary Weathers Burnham, UnionMrs. Clyde M. Webb, LouisvilleMrs. Henrietta Webb, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Gregory Weeter, LouisvilleMs. Lisa M. Wefer, IndependenceMs. Roselle R. Weinzapfel, Mount Vernon, INMr. John Wells & Ms. Tonja Aaron-Wells, Clarksville, INMr. Michael West, CrittendenMr. Robert E. Wheeler, AshlandMr. & Mrs. John White, RichmondMr. Timothy W. White, LexingtonMs. Christine Whitmore, LouisvilleMr. Frank D. Whitney, ParisMr. & Mrs. John A. Williams Jr., PaducahMr. James T. Wilson, BronstonMr. & Mrs. Raleigh K. Wilson, Georgetown, INMr. & Mrs. Carter A. Wind, LebanonPamela Wohlfarth, LouisvilleMr. James W. Wood, LondonMr. Jimmie T. Woods, LouisvilleMs. Judy Worth, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Larry Wright, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Robert Wynkoop, LouisvilleMr. & Mrs. Jeff Yates, LexingtonMr. & Mrs. Dennis & Mary Gay Young, ElizabethtownMr. & Mrs. Jack Young, CorbinDr. & Mrs. Phillip Yunker, MaysvilleMs. Ann Zurschmiede, Clarksville, INMs. Janet Zweedyk, Hardin

Corporate & Foundation Partners, Underwriters and Event SponsorsStrong support from Kentucky businesses, foundations, and associations reflects the high value that Kentuckians place on KET’s impact in the Commonwealth.

$100,000+Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky

$25,000-$99,999Brown-Forman CorporationEast Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc.Frazier-Joy Family FoundationHilliard LyonsJPMorgan Chase & Co.Kentucky Department of Travel & TourismToyota Motor Manufacturing KentuckyVirginia Clark Hagan Charitable Foundation

$10,000-$24,999AlltechCentral BankClay Ingels Co, IncCRM PropertiesFrances Lee Jasper Oriental RugsHilary Boone Foundation Inc.Humana FoundationJunior League of LexingtonKentucky Cabinet for Health & Family ServicesKentucky Farm BureauKentucky Historical SocietyKentucky PowerKentucky Science CenterKentuckyOne HealthNorton Center for the ArtsPaducah Conventiona & Visitors BureauSharon D. & Robert O. Harris III FundSpray FoundationU.S. BankWiebold Studio

$5,000-$9,999AARP Kentucky State OfficeAlliance Resource Partners, L.P.

The Northern Kentucky Fund Board’s Martinis & Mistletoe brings 2014 honorees John and Jane Domaschko together with past honorees for annual holiday cheer.

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Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.EKU Center for the ArtsFrontier Nursing UniversityGE FoundationHazel & Walter T. Bales Foundation, Inc.Indiana Railway MuseumJohn N. Browning Family FundKentucky Center for MathematicsKentucky Center for the Performing ArtsKentucky Education Savings Plan TrustLexington LegendsLG&E and KU Energy, LLCMansbach Restricted FundMary K. Oxley FoundationMcBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLCBrotherton Brown Group at Morgan Stanley WealthMurray State UniversitySew A LotSouthern Kentucky Performing Arts Center

$2,500-$4,999Arthur K. Smith Family FoundationBall HomesBank of the BluegrassBluegrass Integrated CommunicationsCarlisle B. Van Meter Family FoundationCommunity Trust BankCrounse CorporationCSX CorporationCumberland Valley National BankDuo County Telephone CoopExecuTrainFayette Heating & AirGray ConstructionHarp EnterprisesHarrod Concrete & Stone Co.Insurance Auto Auctions IncKentucky American WaterKentucky Chamber of CommerceKentucky League of CitiesKentucky Medical AssociationKentucky ProudKentucky Railway Museum, Inc.Kentucky River PropertiesLaw Office of Stan CaveLexington Center CorporationLexington ClinicLexus Store of LexingtonPNC BankPublishers Printing CompanyQ-First in QuiltingRags to Riches Antique MallToyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North AmericaTurner Development

Warren Rosenthal FoundationYour Community Bank

$1,200-$2,499Altrusa Club of RichmondAmerican Founders BankAmong Friends Quilt ShopAnthem Blue Cross & Blue ShieldArthur Murray Dance StudiosAshland Inc.Aviation Museum of KentuckyB. J. Killian FoundationThe Bank of KentuckyCentral Baptist HospitalBecky Jordan Insurance Agency Inc.Blue & Co. LLCBowles Rice LLPBristol GroupCase Western Reserve UniversityCentral Bank & Trust Co., Northern KentuckyCF Pollard Foundation, Inc.Clean Gas, IncCommerce Lexington IncCommunity Foundation of LouisvilleComputer Services, Inc.Corporex CompaniesCralle FoundationDeming, Malone, Livesay & Ostroff CPAsDr. Schneider AutomotiveDressman Benzinger LavelleDuke EnergyEast Kentucky Chapter AIAFidelity InvestmentsGateway Community & Technical CollegeGBBN ArchitectsGreen’s Toyota of LexingtonHarper Industries, Inc.IBM Foundation Matching GiftsIngersoll RandJedra Charitable FoundationKCTCSKeenelandKEMIKentucky Assoc. of Electric Coop.Kentucky BankKentucky Blood CenterKentucky State UniversityLeadership KentuckyLink-Belt Construction Equipment Co.Live NationLouisville Collegiate SchoolMesser ConstructionMidway CollegeNational Christian Foundation KentuckyNorthern Kentucky UniversityNorton Healthcare

Nucleus Innovation ParkPersephone Productions (PPI Mana)Powell Walton MilwardQuilter’s GardenRepublic Bank & Trust Co.Republic ServicesRose Camenisch Mains PLLCRouse Family FoundationRuggles SignThe Lyndon & Helen M. Schmid Charitable FoundationSheets Bookkeeping, Inc.Sleep OutfittersSoutheast Printing & Mailing ServiceSt. Elizabeth HealthcareSt. John & MyersSt. Joseph HealthcareStoll Keenon OgdenTaft, Stettinius & Hollister LLPTempur Sealy InternationalThomas More CollegeMr. & Mrs. Robert N. ClayTown & Country Bank & TrustToyota Tsusho AmericaUK HealthcareUnited Cumberland BankUniversity of KentuckyVon Lehman CPA & Advisory FirmWealthSouth, a Divsion of Farmers National BankWLEX-TVWyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP

$1,000-$1,199Carl Family FoundationCity of HazardClifton FoundationCrutcher Family Foundation, IncE.S. Barr & CompanyElkton Bank & Trust CompanyGlenview Trust CompanyMonkey Joe’sOldfield Used CarsSacramento Deposit BankUBS Financial Services

$500-$999301 Interactive Marketing LLCClass Act Federal Credit UnionCommunity Initiatives Fund at Blue Grass Community FoundationCrouch Construction CompanyDuke Energy FoundationGainesway FarmIna B. Bond Ashbourne Charitable FundKentucky Association of Professional SurveyorsLangley PropertiesMason Structure, Inc.MPD, Inc.Schwab Charitable FundSurburban Woman’s Club of LexingtonThird District Education AssociationTraditional BankV.V. Cooke Foundation

Matching Gift CompaniesAT&T Foundation Matching GiftsArthur J. Gallagher Foundation

Dow Corning Corporation Matching GiftsDuke EnergyGE FoundationGannett Communities FundHumana FoundationIBM Foundation Matching GiftsITW FoundationJohnson & Johnson Matching Gift ProgramJohnson Controls FoundationMacy’s FoundationNorfolk Southern FoundaitonPfizer Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramPrudential FoundationSchneider Electric North America FoundationSquare D Foundation Matching GiftsStanley WorksUBS Financial ServicesUS Bank FoundationWoodmen of the World

Group MembershipsKentucky Medical Association Kentucky Retired Teachers Association

The following have recently made a lasting and transformational gift to KET through the Endowment for Kentucky Productions, W. Paul and Lucille Caudill Little Arts Endow-ment, the O. Leonard Press Endowment for Public Affairs and others. They strengthen and sustain local productions, arts, public affairs, and education programs and services in perpetuity.

EndowmentsMr. & Mrs. Don and Mira BallMr. & Mrs. James E. Bassett IIIThe C.E. and S. FoundationMr. Walter ClareJPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.

Legacy CircleThe Legacy Circle recognizes donors who have included provisions in their estates or established life income gifts to benefit KET. Through their planning, the following donors, along with 58 other benefactors, strengthen KET’s future.

The late Lisette AnhoferMrs. Susan S. BeardThe late Gary BowersThe late Mary W. BowersE. Ruth Braeutigam Charitable TrustThe late Jane F. DillonDr. John W. GamelThe late Mrs. Helen GoreThe late Dr. Charles Phillip HollandThe late Ms. Janet Tadlock JenningsThe late Carole A. Mensik KrieterThe late Patricia March Shirley O’Brien O. Leonard Press The late Donald E. RiggsThe late James Allan RobertsPeter & Davanna Saari

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