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Episode 66: Folklife and Community Scholars
May 29, 2026
54m 01s
Episode 65: Crafting Prosperity: Economic insights into eastern Kentucky's Appalachian Makers
Apr 29, 2026
58m 01s
Episode 64: The James Baker Hall Foundation
Apr 6, 2026
58m 00s
Episode 63: The Kentucky Crafted Market
Mar 2, 2026
1h 19m 00s
Episode 62: Celebrating African American heritage
Feb 3, 2026
1h 01m 00s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/29/26 | ![]() Episode 66: Folklife and Community Scholars✨ | folklifecommunity+3 | Delainey BowersCamille Maria Acosta | Kentucky Folklife Online MagazineKentucky Folklife Program | Commonwealth | folklifeKentucky+3 | — | 54m 01s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() Episode 65: Crafting Prosperity: Economic insights into eastern Kentucky's Appalachian Makers✨ | economic insightsAppalachian makers+3 | Haley DaughertyJennifer Reis | NESTKentucky Arts Council+2 | — | Appalachiacrafting+5 | — | 58m 01s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() Episode 64: The James Baker Hall Foundation✨ | James Baker Hall FoundationBook Award+3 | Willie DavisMelissa Helton+1 | James Baker Hall FoundationHindman Settlement School+2 | — | James Baker Hall FoundationWillie Davis+3 | — | 58m 00s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() Episode 63: The Kentucky Crafted Market✨ | Kentucky Crafted Marketart+4 | David NapierTeresa Webb+1 | Kentucky Arts Council | AllTech ArenaKentucky Horse Park | Kentucky Crafted MarketDavid Napier+5 | — | 1h 19m 00s | |
| 2/3/26 | ![]() Episode 62: Celebrating African American heritage✨ | African American heritagecommunity centers+1 | Emily HudsonLamont Collins | Kentucky Arts Council | — | African American heritagecommunity centers+3 | — | 1h 01m 00s | |
| 1/2/26 | ![]() Episode 61: The Winner's Circle, part 2✨ | Governor's AwardsKentucky arts+3 | Teddy AbramsSam McKinney | Kentucky Arts Council | — | Teddy AbramsSam McKinney+3 | — | 57m 10s | |
| 12/3/25 | ![]() Episode 60: The Winner's Circle✨ | Governor's AwardsFolk Heritage+3 | Lakshmi SriramanJim Barr+1 | Owensboro Arts GuildKentucky Arts Council | — | Governor's AwardsFolk Heritage Awards+3 | — | 52m 51s | |
| 11/3/25 | ![]() Episode 59: Making the Governor's Awards✨ | Governor's Awardsart+3 | Aleta Stone | Kentucky Arts Council | London, KY | Governor's AwardsAleta Stone+3 | — | 38m 20s | |
| 10/2/25 | ![]() Episode 58: Arts & Humanities Month✨ | ArtsHumanities+3 | — | Kentucky Arts Council | — | Kentucky Arts CouncilNational Arts and Humanities Month+3 | — | 1h 07m 19s | |
| 9/2/25 | ![]() Episode 57: Music, Murals and Photography✨ | musicmurals+3 | — | Kentucky Arts CouncilKentucky Historical Society | — | America250KYKentucky Arts Council+5 | — | 1h 10m 14s | |
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| 8/1/25 | ![]() America250KY: Photography, Theatre, and Quilts | On our episode this month, we are going to visit with three more recipients of the America250KY grant. The folks at the Kentucky Arts Council are excited to facilitate this grant in collaboration with the Kentucky Historical Society. The grants create opportunities for artists and organizations to commemorate 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence through the creation and presentation of art. "BE THE PEOPLE: PORTRAITS OF CONTEMPORARY AMERICA" features the work of Kentucky photographer Jon Cherry. Cherry and Centre College's Norton Center for the Arts executive director Steve Hoffman have joined me to discuss the exhibit. Matt Wallace, the producing artistic director for Kentucky Shakespeare in Louisville. This organization's America250ky grant will help expand its original living history educational outreach play, "Kentucky History: Chronicles of the Commonwealth." The National Quilt Museum Executive Director Bonnie Schrock and Quilt Appraiser Vickie Coleman discuss September's Quilt Documentation Event. | — | ||||||
| 6/30/25 | ![]() Episode 55: America 250 KY | On this month's Episode of the Kentucky Arts Cast, Host Leeann Potter explores some of the America 250 KY programs that are taking place this Summer. | — | ||||||
| 6/2/25 | ![]() New Generations of Storytellers | Join Kentucky Arts Council Folk and Traditional Arts Director, Mark Brown, and Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship program participants to explore New Generations of Storytellers. You can see the video and those of all of our Creative Industry Summit Series on our YouTube channel @KYArtsCouncil. Contacts and links mentioned in the show include: Affrilachian Arts - https://www.affrilachianarts.org/ Hasan Davis, Big Medicine: York Outdoors teaser - • Big Medicine: York Outdoors teaser Big Medicine: The York Project, National Park Service - https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/big-... Mitch Barrett, Performing Artist - https://artistdirectory.ky.gov/Pages/..., and Teaching Artist - https://artistdirectory.ky.gov/Pages/... South Arts, In These Mountains - https://www.southarts.org/programs/th... | — | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | ![]() Episode 53: Kentucky's 2025-26 Poet Laureate, Kathleen Driskell | On this month's episode of the Kentucky Arts Cast, Kentucky's Newest Poet Laureate, Kathleen Driskell, sits down with host Leeann Potter to discuss writing, teaching, and the art of living. Award-winning poet, essayist, and teacher Kathleen Driskell has authored of six poetry collections, most recently Goat-Footed Gods. She is professor of creative writing and Chair of the Naslund-Mann Graduate School of Writing at Spalding University in Louisville. | — | ||||||
| 4/1/25 | ![]() Episode 52: Silas House, Kentucky's 2023-25 Poet Laureate | On this month's episode, we explore the work of Silas House, what it means to be a writer, and how his work as Kentucky's 2023-25 poet laureate has impacted the state. | — | ||||||
| 3/3/25 | ![]() 51: The Market arrives, and Kentuckians recover after flooding | In this month's episode we will visit with Dave Shadwick, an artist preparing for this week's Kentucky Crafted Market AND Leah Hamilton and Melissa Bond, co-administrators of the Kentucky Heritage Emergency Response Network. | — | ||||||
| 2/4/25 | ![]() Episode 50- Supporting the Arts in Kentucky | On this month's episode, host Leeann Potter visits with the Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Cabinet Secretary Lindy Casebier, Kentuckians for the Arts Board Chair Lori Meadows, and Re-Imagined by Luna artist Melissa Oesch, as everyone prepares for spring arts events. | — | ||||||
| 12/30/24 | ![]() Episode 49 - Introducing organizations of the Governor's Awards in the Arts | On our episode this month, we will visit with folks from organizations that received the Governor Awards in the Arts this year. Coordinated by the Kentucky Arts Council, the presentation of these awards recognizes individuals and organizations making extraordinary and significant contributions to the arts in Kentucky. Awards go to artists, arts organizations, art critics, volunteers, schools, educators, local governments, elected officials and corporate citizens. The Kentucky Arts Council solicits nominations for these awards and coordinates the panel selection process, and the awards are presented by the Governor of Kentucky. | — | ||||||
| 12/3/24 | ![]() Episode 48 – Meet the individual winners of the Governor's Awards in the Arts | On Our episode this month, we will visit with each of the individual Governor Awards in the Arts Winners. Coordinated by the Kentucky Arts Council, the presentation of these awards recognizes individuals and organizations making extraordinary and significant contributions to the arts in Kentucky. Awards go to artists, arts organizations, art critics, volunteers, schools, educators, local governments, elected officials and corporate citizens. The Kentucky Arts Council solicits nominations for these awards and coordinates the panel selection process, and the awards are presented by the Governor of Kentucky. | — | ||||||
| 10/31/24 | ![]() Episode 47- Celebrating Native Reflections | The Kentucky Arts Council is celebrating our newest (and soon to be traveling) exhibit, Native Reflections. On this episode we will learn how an exhibit is created and how the process works from the artist and panelist prospectives. | — | ||||||
| 10/4/24 | ![]() October is Arts & Humanities month- Episode 46 | The Kentucky Arts Council welcomes a new host, and celebrates Arts & Humanities Month in the Commonwealth | — | ||||||
| 5/22/24 | ![]() Tom's farewell - Episode 45 | It's been my pleasure for the past five years to produce this podcast. It started out as a wild idea, and has evolved into an amazing mode of communication that allows us to more thoroughly tell the Kentucky Arts Council's stories. Today, my time as producer and host comes to an end. I've had a wonderful time on this podcast journey, and now it's time to turn it over to other voices as it continues. There are some people I'd like to thank publicly for their support of this endeavor. When I went to Chris Cathers in 2018 with the idea to start a podcast, it was a half-formed idea. He said yes, though, and backed my efforts to seek out training opportunities. Mark Brown has been a patient teacher and source of advice on audio engineering. I've not always gotten it right, but I've done my best, thanks to Mark's wisdom. If you're a Kentucky Crafted artist, you know Dave Blevins for his work administering that program, and as executive producer/grand poobah/illustrious potentate of The Kentucky Crafted Market, but did you know he's also a composer? He wrote and performed the intro and outro music you hear on each episode. And then there's former coworkers Tammie Williams and Katie Lewis. That's Tammie's voice you hear at the beginning and end of each episode and Katie created the KyArtsCast logo which has served us well the past five years. I still get a kick out of seeing it whenever Apple lets me know a new podcast episode has uploaded (yes, I subscribe to my own podcast). I hate the sound of my own voice, so I'm grateful to the coworkers who have graciously sat in the host's chair for some great episodes. I fear leaving any out, so I'm not listing them here. But they know I appreciate their service, and when you hear them, you should feel free to tell them you appreciate them too. And Sarah Schmitt, most recently my supervisor, has been instrumental in helping come up with a production schedule that helped us get back on regular track coming out of the pandemic. I could go on, but this episode summary might be longer than the actual episode, and I don't want that. Thank you to my coworkers, all the guests over the past five years, and, of course, to you, the listeners. It's been a fun ride. | — | ||||||
| 4/19/24 | ![]() Kentucky's first Youth Poet Laureate - Episode 44 | Amy Roblero-Perez is ending her one-year term as the first Kentucky Youth Poet Laureate. We chat with her about her reaction to beign named to the position, what she's been doing the past year, and hear readings of her work. We'll also talk with Jordan Campbell, executive director of Gateway Regional Arts Center in Mt. Sterling, which sponsors the Kentucky Youth Poet Laureate program. He'll discuss how it got started and what young Kentucky poets can do to apply for the program in the future. Episode footnotes Learn more about Kentucky Writers' Day Watch the commencement of the National Youth Poet Laureate livestream, which includes the announcement of the next Kentucky Youth Poet Laureate Learn about the Kentucky Youth Poet Laureate program LISTEN TO BONUS AUDIO: Amy asks Jordan why he came back to Kentucky to serve the arts community | — | ||||||
| 3/22/24 | ![]() Women's History Month and Music in Our Schools Month - Episode 43 | For a long time, the world of school band directors was largely dominated by men. This demographic has shifted over the years to include more women and increased diversity. Dr. Sue Creasap, professor emeritus and former associate director of bands at Morehead State University, leads a robust conversation that includes retired Jefferson County Schools band director Nan Moore, University of Louisville music professor and associate band director Dr. Amy Acklin, retired Fayette County Schools band director Lois Wiggins, and Harrison County Middle School band director Julie Lucky. They talk about changes in attitudes over the years, influential women they look up to, and challenges they've faced in their careers. Episode footnotes: Learn more about the careers of these five women featured on this episode Dr. Sue Creasap (host) Nan Moore Dr. Amy Acklin Lois Wiggins Julie Lucky | — | ||||||
| 2/27/24 | ![]() Are you coming to The Kentucky Crafted Market? - Episode 42 | We are getting closer to The Kentucky Crafted Market, March 9-10 at the Kentucky Horse Park's Alltech Arena. It is. perhaps. the Kentucky Arts Council's most visible event each year. In this episode we chat with four artists in the Kentucky Crafted program who are exhibiting and selling work at The Market: Dodie Wrocklage-Harp, Rob Bridges, Addison Williams and Michelle Hayden. Learn about their work and what they like about exhibiting at The Market. Episode footnotes: Learn more about the 2024 Kentucky Crafted Market View a digital version of the Market program to find out which artists will be there | — | ||||||
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