Nashville Sculptor Alan LeQuire Talks about "Cultural Heroes" Series
Six bigger-than-life sculpted heads are on display at the SKYPAC Gallery in Bowling Green through April 28th. Lee Stott talks with sculptor Alan LeQuire...............» E-Mail This » Add to...
View ArticleFlatpicking Specialist Playing in Franklin
One of the top bluegrass guitarists in the world will be playing May 4th at the Roxy Theater in Franklin, along with mandolin specialist Mike Compton. Its part of a new series of Bluegrass Friday...
View ArticleLiberian Artifacts on Display at WKU's Kentucky Museum
This Friday, a new exhibition will open at the Kentucky Museum on WKU’s Bowling Green campus: An American Educator in Liberia: The Collection of Dr. Daniel Hays.It will put on public display for the...
View ArticleBosniak Convention Coming to Bowling Green
The annual Bosniak Convention in the U-S will be held in Warren County, Kentucky this Memorial Day Weekend. Organizers of the event estimate about 15,000 visitors will come to Bowling Green for the...
View ArticleBosniak Convention Scheduled for This Weekend
Tourism officials say ten to fifteen thousand visitors are expected in Bowling Green for the National Bosniak Convention, which will be held Memorial Day weekend. Organizers of the event say it is...
View ArticleThe Rosine Spring Festival Celebrates Bluegrass Music
The Rosine Spring Festival is held each year in Rosine, Kentucky at the Birthplace of Bill Monroe, the Father of Bluegrass. Lee Stott speaks about the event with Renetta Romero, Executive Director of...
View ArticleBowling Green Author's Debut Novel Takes Readers to the Big Apple
In "The Case", Bowling Green author Marc Hirsch goes back to 1950's New York for a tale of murder, big money and intrigue.Hirsch spoke with Joe Corcoran about the hard work and rewards of his first...
View ArticleBilly Joe Shaver Comments on Songwriting and His Band
Legendary Texas songwriter Billy Joe Shaver will be appearing twice in Kentucky this week. He's scheduled to perform in Bowling Green Thursday night and again at the Master Musician's Festival in...
View ArticleSinger Barry Manilow Heading up Effort to Provide Musical Instruments in...
Singer-songwriter Barry Manilow may be best known for hit records like "Mandy", but he is currently devoting much of his energy to a program designed to put musical instruments in the schools. Manilow...
View ArticleNovelist Ann Patchett Opens Parnassus Bookstore Because She Had To
Nashville has always had a thriving arts and literature history. But last year two major bookstore chains unexpectedly closed, leaving "The Athens of the South" without one. Best-selling, award winning...
View ArticleAmerican Idol Stops in Bowling Green
Several hundred teens and twenty-somethings descended on downtown Bowling Green Friday hoping to get discovered. They were auditioning for the Fox television show American Idol which begins its 12th...
View ArticleComedian Jimmie Walker Talks about Success as a Sitcom Star
Jimmie Walker, who played J.J. Evans on the "Good Times" television program, has been described as the first successful black sitcom star. His "dyn-o-mite" phrase gained widespread popularity in the...
View ArticleFlying Frog Farm Reunion in Allen County, Kentucky
The Flying Frog Farm was a commune set up in Allen County, Kentucky in the early 1970s. In this program we hear from some of its members, many of whom reconvened at the farm recently to celebrate the...
View ArticleGordon Lightfoot to Appear in Bowling Green
Legendary Canadian songwriter Gordon Lightfoot will perform Friday night at SkyPac in Bowling Green. The man who has written hits such as "If You Could Read My Mind" and "That's What You Get for Lovin'...
View ArticleMalcolm Holcombe Discusses Changes in the Music Business
North Carolina singer-songwriter Malcomb Holcombe has seen plenty of changes in his career in the music business. However, he thinks the way technology has "leveled the playing field" for independent...
View ArticleBowling Green Author's Debut Novel Takes Readers to the Big Apple
In "The Case", Bowling Green author Marc Hirsch goes back to 1950's New York for a tale of murder, big money and intrigue.Hirsch spoke with Joe Corcoran about the hard work and rewards of his first...
View ArticleBilly Joe Shaver Comments on Songwriting and His Band
Legendary Texas songwriter Billy Joe Shaver will be appearing twice in Kentucky this week. He's scheduled to perform in Bowling Green Thursday night and again at the Master Musician's Festival in...
View ArticleSinger Barry Manilow Heading up Effort to Provide Musical Instruments in...
Singer-songwriter Barry Manilow may be best known for hit records like "Mandy", but he is currently devoting much of his energy to a program designed to put musical instruments in the schools. Manilow...
View ArticleNovelist Ann Patchett Opens Parnassus Bookstore Because She Had To
Nashville has always had a thriving arts and literature history. But last year two major bookstore chains unexpectedly closed, leaving "The Athens of the South" without one. Best-selling, award winning...
View ArticleAmerican Idol Stops in Bowling Green
Several hundred teens and twenty-somethings descended on downtown Bowling Green Friday hoping to get discovered. They were auditioning for the Fox television show American Idol which begins its 12th...
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