As you may know, a small weekly newspaper in Kansas was raided last week by their local police department. You may be thinking, “I live in Kentucky. Why should I care about this?”
To answer that question, I interview Al Cross, long-time journalist in the state, and the director emeritus of the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues. Al goes into not only why we should care about what happened in Kansas, but why we should all care deeply about our own local journalism.
Episode 114
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January 14, 2022
The Repubs in the General Assembly have released and passed their redistricting maps, all in one week. There is already talk of suing over...
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Episode 20231101
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November 02, 2023
We talk with first-term Congressman Morgan McGarvey of Louisville, and discuss his work, his colleagues, and how DC is both different from, and similar...
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Episode 411
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April 11, 2022
There are some people in public service who have such an impact that they are iconic. One such person is Tom Fitzgerald, the long-time...
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