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No. 37: William M Duffy - Louisville's Black Avant-Garde 32:31

7d ago32:31

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William M. Duffy’s solo exhibition currently at the Speed Museum, is the second installment of the Louisville Black Avant-Garde series, highlighting local, historically significant Black visual artists active from 1950–1980. A lifelong artist, Duffy first began with painting, silk-screening, and drawing. However, after witnessing a car crash destro…

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No 36: Cacey Nardolillo - Lexington Chamber Music Festival 28:56

21d ago28:56

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Cacey Nadalilo, Executive Director of the Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, shares insights into this year's highly anticipated festival, including the variety of programming and community outreach initiatives. Joined by host Kate Savage, Cacey highlights the festival's mission to bring world-class chamber music to Central Kentucky through an ar…

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No. 35: Phoebe White - Cowgirl's Delight 26:00

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Phoebe White is a 14 year old multi-instrumentalist, singer / songwriter whose first nationally released album in 2022 when she was 12, debuted at number 7 on the Western radio charts. Phoebe was a featured guest on the GRAND OLE OPRY in 2023 where she performed with Grammy award winners Riders in the Sky. She was presented with a special honorary…

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No 34: Becky Alley and Samantha Simpson of Muse Collective 29:12

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Samantha Simpson and Becky Alley, founders of the Muse Collective, a curatorial group in Lexington were inspired by the closure of Parachute Factory and the dearth of gallery space in the city. They discuss their innovative approach to building community and fostering inclusivity through pop-up exhibitions in unconventional spaces like garages and …

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No. 33: Larry Kezele and Yvonne Giles - The Freedom Train Monument 34:40

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Larry Kezele, owner of Ruth Hunt Candy and the early champion for the soon-to-be installed Freedom Train Monument, and Yvonne Giles, Historian and Researcher also known as The African American History Guru, talk about the lives of the enslaved couple Lewis and Harriet Hayden and how once escaped from Lexington to the north, they became freedom figh…

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No. 32: Jordan Campbell - Executive Director, Gateway Regional Arts Center 32:46

3M ago32:46

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Jordan Campbell, an award-winning actor and educator originally from Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, is a leading figure in the global arts and culture ecosystem. His career spans theatre, education, and policy, utilizing his acting background for diverse creative initiatives. While Jordan has performed worldwide, including on Broadway tours and prestigiou…

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No. 31: Constance Grayson - Pictures at an Exhibition 26:38

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As a young girl growing up in Kentucky, Constance Grayson was drawn to and influenced by traditional handcrafts. She learned traditional quilting techniques from her Appalachian aunts and was fascinated, even as a young child, with the interplay of color, form and texture. Although she no longer utilizes the traditional techniques she learned as a …

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No. 30: Shawn Okpebholo - Composer in Residence, Lexington Philharmonic 20:42

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Shawn Okpebholo was born in Lexington, Kentucky and a graduate of Tates Creek High School. He earned his doctoral degree in composition from the University of Cincinnati's Celloge-Conservatory of Music. Currently he serves as the Jonathan Blanchard Distinguished Professor of Composition at Wheaton College-Conservatory of Music and the Saykaly-Garbu…

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No. 29: Rob Southard - Photodocumentarian 31:35

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After receiving his BFA from University of Louisville in 2005, James Robert Southard worked for years as a freelance photojournalist and artist. In 2008 he left for Pittsburgh for graduate school in Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon University. After graduating in 2011he was invited to international exhibitions such as the Moscow Biennale for Young Art,…

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No. 28: Wylie Caudill - Official Artist for 150th Kentucky Derby 28:31

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Originally from Cynthiana, Kentucky, Wylie Caudill has emerged as a distinguished artist, rooted in the verdant landscape of Lexington. He is presently this year’s official artist for the prestigious 150th Kentucky Derby. Wylie's artistic narrative is woven with a distinctive imprint—a signature style he affectionately terms as "organic repetition.…

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Stories told by soldiers: WW1 - The Savage Enemy 31:02

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Though initiated by Germany with an unbridled savagery that showed no partiality towards age or innocence, that sought to leave the aggrieved with "only their eyes to weep with," the war erupted onto the global stage. Belgium, a neutral territory ostensibly safeguarded by international diplomacy, found itself violated, its integrity marred as Germa…

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Classic Fiction: The story of an hour by Kate Chopin 6:09

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The Story of an Hour, a short story written by Kate Chopin, is provides reflection of the writer's life experiences and attitudes about women and independence. Support the showLore Studios

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No. 27: Kevin Nance - Geneva's Garden - Four Seasons of Beauty in Lexington's Gratz Park 31:10

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Kevin Nance is a photographer, arts journalist and poet living in Lexington, Kentucky. His photographs have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Chicago, Portland, Danville and Lexington, including at the Lexington Art League, the Lexington Public Library, the University of Kentucky Hospital and Arts Connect’s Mobile Gallery. His two collect…

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No. 26: Arturo Alonzo Sandoval - Artist and Exhibitor in "Raidance" 29:26

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Born in 1942 in Espanola, New Mexico, Arturo Alonzo Sandoval is a fiber artist and educator best known for his weavings and for incorporating unconventional recycled materials – including vinyl and microfilm – into his works. Arturo taught at several schools around the country before accepting a faculty position in the art department at the Univer…

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No. 25: Mary Ann Taylor-Hall - Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame Inductee 2024 20:00

6M ago20:00

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Mary Ann Taylor-Hall was born Oct. 17, 1937, in Chicago, but spent much of her childhood in Florida. She attended the University of Florida and earned a masters in English at Columbia University. She taught at Auburn University, Miami of Ohio and the University of Puerto Rico before coming to the University of Kentucky in 1977. She met and married …

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No. 24: Daniel Graham on Handmade Banjos and Art 32:02

6M ago32:02

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Daniel Graham was raised in a military family and moved every two years for most of his life. He comes from a family of storytellers who love investigation and creativity. He earned his Undergraduate Degree at the University of Florida in Printmaking and a Masters Degree from the University of Georgia also in Printmaking. Between the two programs…

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No. 23: Jayne Moore Waldrop - She Remembered It All: The Art of Memory Painter Helen LaFrance 30:29

7M ago30:29

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Episode #23 of the Art Throb Podcast features a conversation with writer Jayne Moore Waldrop about her most recent illustrated children's book - She Remembered It All: The Art of Memory Painter Helen LaFrance. Jayne is the author Drowned Town, names a 2022 Great Group Reads seletion by the Women's National Book Association and INDIES Book of the Ye…

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No. 22: KEVIN LANE DEARINGER - COLD AS A SILVER SPOON 29:55

7M ago29:55

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Episode #22 of the Art Throb Podcast features a conversation with Kevin Lane Dearinger, a retired actor and teacher and recent author of a collection of poems titled COLD AS A SILVER SPOON. Kevin has written four volumes of theatre history two memoirs, assorted plays and monologues and five volumes of poetry. He tries to listen to a multitude of vo…

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No. 21: Roda Ferraro - Director, Keeneland Library 29:42

8M ago29:42

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Roda has more than twenty years of experience leading, assessing, and promoting library, museum, research, and educational services, including her work with the Keeneland Library and National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame. Through her focus on creating responsive systems of access for researchers and racing fans around the world, Keeneland Libr…

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Bushmen myths and legends part 3: War with the baboon horde and Kou the sleeping mountain 27:24

8M ago27:24

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A multipart series that shares the wonderful myths and legends of the Bushman or Boesman people. With a single, guttural bark, the old baboon broke the stillness, sending a chilling message of impending doom. As if beckoned by this sinister call, dark shapes began to materialize around him. One by one, the hill seemed to come alive, giving birth to…

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A battle of the ants by Henry D. Thoreau 5:25

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A metaphorical tale by Henry D. Thoreau examining the causes and outcomes of war. --- We bring classic stories, by the literary greats to new viewers and listeners, using new media forms so that they might be enjoyed by a wider audience. If you like what we do , you are most welcome to like, share and subscribe. You can directly support our writers…

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No. 20: Colton Ryan (Actor & Singer) and Lyndy Franklin Smith (Co-founder and Artistic Director of the Lexington Theatre Company) 31:21

9M ago31:21

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Episode 20 of the Art Throb Podcast features Colton Ryan and Lyndy Smith in conversation about the upcoming Lexington Theatre Company's production of the annual Concert with the Stars in which Colton Ryan will be performing as the Headlining Veteran Star. Colton was recently nominated for a Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical for his pe…

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No.19: Katharine Erickson - Museum Manager, 21c Museum Hotel, Lexington 31:48

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Katharine was appointed in August 2023 as Museum Manager of the 21c Museum Hotel here in Lexington. Prior to that she has worked as an educator at a number of museums including The National Gallery of Art, the Washington National Cathedral, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and, for the majority of her career, at the Getty Villa in LA where she …

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No.18: Jessica Winters - Co-Founder of PRHBTN 37:12

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Episode 18 of the Art Throb podcast features Jessica Winters, one half of the husband/wife team who in 2011 founded PRHBTN, Lexington's first street art festival. For more than a decade, Jessica and John Winters have facilitated the installation of large-scale murals by international artists throughout Lexington and have hosted annual gallery event…

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NO 17: Buffy Lawson on getting into the KY hall of fame 32:05

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On Today’s Interview, Arts contributor Kate Savage talks to Lexington musician Buffy Lawson about her music and her recent induction into the Kentucky Academy of Local Musicians Hall of Fame. For more and to connect with us, visit https://www.artsconnectlex.org/art-throb-podcast.htmlKate Savage, Buffy Lawson

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An Unbreakable Bond: The heroic true story of Wolraad Woltemade and his horse, Vonk. 1:07:58

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This retelling is based on a true story. As a savage storm and thundering sea threatened to tear the world apart, and desperate souls clung to the frail remnants of a shattered wreck, all seemed lost. There was no one to call to, nor help, no hope of salvation, just a brave old dairyman, his magnificent horse and the fire that burned within them. J…

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The Pinkertons: A private detective agency that never sleeps 23:56

10M ago23:56

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This retelling is based on a true story An introduction to the origin and nature of the Pinkerton Private Detective Agency. Detectives, man hunters, secret agents, but above all, lawmen. Support the showThe Lore Team

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The Eyes Have It by Philip K. Dick 6:48

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A humorous tale by Phillip K. Dick of misunderstanding and science fiction. Support the showThe Lore Team

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Bushman myths and legends Part 1: How Bushmen tell stories. 16:39

10M ago16:39

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A significant portion of Bushmen legends and folklore are susceptible to fading away, underscoring the pressing need and profound significance of disseminating their vibrant heritage and stories to a society that has, to some extent, grown desensitized to the splendor of the natural world. Disclaimer: Please keep in mind that these are legends and …

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Bushman myths and legends Part 2: Night and Darkness and their three daughters 16:15

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And so the world begins. Disclaimer: Please consider that these are legends and myths of which very little art exists. Even though our retellings of these stories are accurate, we realise that the graphic depictions and artistic interpretations of scenes and characters may not always be entirely accurate. We mean no disrespect and have nothing but …

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Maybe 3:30

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Can today’s misfortune may become tomorrow’s triumph? Support the showLodewyk van Graan

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Stories told by soldiers: WW1 - Mons, the symphony of destruction 42:42

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This retelling is based on a true story and was independently verified. Amidst the fiery crucible of Mons, unfolding between August 23 and August 24, 1914, the 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders bore the brunt of the tempest, losing officers, non-commissioned soldiers, and comrades to battle's voracious maw—consigned to the lists of the slain, the wo…

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Welcome to the Lore Network 2:00

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Welcome to The Lore Network, a cozy corner where history, mythology, folklore, and modern media magic come together. Think of us as your go-to place for stories that have warmed hearts, sparked curiosity, and inspired dreams for countless generations across many different cultures. With the gentle touch of world-class narration and the allure of pr…

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No. 16: John Hockensmith - Henry Faulkner 38:56

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Episode 16 of the Art Throb podcast features John Hockensmith who is the owner of Hockensmith Fine Art Editions Gallery and Press in Georgetown. We talk about the retrospective exhibition of over 188 artworks by Lexington artist Henry Faulkner on show at the Headley Whitney Museum until 12 November. Henry Faulkner was a prolific artist until his un…

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NO 15: Chris McGinley author of Once These Hills 29:55

11M ago29:55

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In the depths of Appalachia's haunting beauty, a gripping thriller unfolds, taking readers on a journey through time and tragedy. But beware, for within the pages of Chris McGinley's novel lies an unexpected twist that will leave you breathless. As escaped convicts wreak havoc on a small mountain community, a young girl emerges as a beacon of hope,…

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No. 14: Guy Mendes - Lexington Camera Club 33:17

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Episode No. 14 of the Art Throb Podcast features Guy Mendes, a Lexington photographer who began his photographic career almost by accident. A young transplant from New Orleans, he arrived at the University of Kentucky in 1966 hoping to become a journalist. The following year, he attended a rally to hear Wendell Berry speaking out against the Vietna…

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NO. 13: John Paul Miller - False Riches 31:22

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Episode No. 13 of the Art Throb Podcast features John Paul Miller who after 50 years in the car dealership business and concurrently running a commercial real estate business has just published his first novel that has been five years in the making. As a young boy JP Miller always wanted to be a cowboy but the closest he ever came was watching hors…

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No. 12: Dr. Fari Nzinga - Curator of African and Native American Collections at the Speed Museum 36:54

1y ago36:54

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Episode No. 12 of the Art Throb Podcast features Dr. Fari Nzinga who is the Curator of African and Native American Collections at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, KY. In addition to caring for and stewarding these collections, she coordinates special exhibitions as well. Our conversation focuses on the current exhibition at The Speed Museum that…

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NO 11: Stephen Wiggins - Printmaker 30:52

1y ago30:52

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Episode No. 11 of the Art Throb Podcast features Stephen Wiggins a Lexington Printmaker who will talk about his work but primarily the commissioned series of panels for the VIA Creative public art bus shelter on the corner of Elm Tree Lane and Third Street. Stephen Wiggins was born and raised in Lexington on the Northside of Lexington near 7th Stre…

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No. 10: Steve Hester - Malchus and Me 32:02

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Episode #10 of the Art Throb Podcast features Steve Hester who will talk about his book Malchus and Me , a novel that retells the story of the Passion of Christ, but through the eyes of the motley crew from the wild side of Jerusalem who manage to get caught up in those final days. It is a story of salvation, told from the margins. Steve Hester gr…

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NO 9 : Pamela Perlman - After the Race 28:19

1y ago28:19

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Episode No. 9 of the Art Throb Podcast features Pamela Perlman who will talk about her most recent novel titled: AFTER THE RACE. Pamela was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. She received her degrees in English Literature and Journalism from Indiana University after which she spent a couple of years as press secretary on Capital Hill after whi…

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NO. 8: Julien Robson - Great Meadows Foundation 52:52

1y ago52:52

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Episode No. 8 of the Art Throb Podcast features Julien Robson who talks about the Mary and Al Shands Collection, the exhibition of their work Rounding the Circle currently at the Speed Art Museum, and the Great Meadows Foundation that today has awarded more that $850,000 in grants to over 300 artists in the region. Julien is an Independent Curator…

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NO. 7: KEVIN LANE DEARINGER - ELEANOR ROBSON BELMONT, a Theatrical Life 34:22

1y ago34:22

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Episode No. 7 of the Art Throb Podcast features Kevin Lane Dearinger who will talk about his most recent publication, a theatre history titled Eleanor Robson Belmont - a Theatrical Life, as well as his other plays and poetry. Author Kevin Lane Dearinger, a Woodford County native, is a former teacher and retired professional actor and singer. He ha…

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NO. 6: Marty Wayman, Suraya Shalash, Kris Ratliff - ActOut Theatre Group 32:32

1y ago32:32

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Episode No. 6 of the Art Throb Podcast features Marty Wayman, Suraya Shalash and Kris Ratliff who talk about the ActOut Theatre Group, with a focus on their roles in the upcoming production of Five Lesbians Eating Quiche. ActOut Theatre Group, was founded in 1997 by several individuals dedicated to sharing their passion with others. Based in Lexing…

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Episode 5: Kris Greiner - 7500+ Miles / Needle Felter 32:41

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Episode No. 5 of the Art Throb Podcast features Kris Grenier who will talk about the 7500+ miles of hiking trails she has walked and how she has captured some of these awesome landscapes into needled-felted artwork scenes. As a backpacker and ultramarathoner, Kris Grenier explores the world on foot. Her travels have taken her from the hills of Geor…

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Episode 4: Sugar Flower Artist and Mischief Maker 30:38

1+ y ago30:38

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Alex Narramore, sugar flower artist, discusses her art form, love of gardening and source of inspiration. Alex Narramore owns The Mischief Maker in Lexington, Kentucky. She is a botanically accurate sugar flower artist and grows all of the flowers in her gardens that she uses later as live references to sculpt her sugar flowers. Alex works from the…

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Katherine May 48:29

1+ y ago48:29

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Katherine May is an internationally bestselling author and podcaster. Her most recent book, Enchantment, became an instant New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller. Her internationally bestselling hybrid memoir Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times was adapted as BBC Radio 4’s Book of the Week, and was shortlisted for the Po…

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Episode 3: Featuring Janet Holloway 29:37

1+ y ago29:37

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Janet Holloway is an award-winning Kentucky-based author and entrepreneur. Her career has spanned a broad and varied base. Janet has worked as a high school Spanish and English teacher, been in theatre production in New York City and worked with youth in East Harlem. In 1990 after a period of working for local government in Lexington, Kentucky, she…

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Episode 2: Jennie Leavell and Ana Melendez and Sammy’s Story 25:44

1+ y ago25:44

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Until quite recently Jennie Leavell, original owner and publisher of ACE Magazine in Lexington, KY., and Ana Melendez, aged twelve and in the sixth grade at Paris Middle School, Paris, KY., were total strangers. But, as is so often the case, it was happenstance that placed them together in what turned out to be a perfect collaboration. Last year Je…

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