Coming Up On Kentucky Life on KET
Few things are as relaxing and enjoyable as sitting down with a cup of hot coffee and watching Kentucky Life on KET. Below are some of the upcoming programs. Since I currently live in Owensboro, Kentucky and once called Louisville, Kentucky home – the November 21/22 dates totally jumped off the page for me.
All of the programs sound like Must-See TV, though. Be sure you don’t miss a single one!
Oct. 17/18: The Evergreen Hills Maze in Flemingsburg, an “Our Town” visit to Adairville, and Cricket Press of Lexington. Also, “Dave Does It” features Dave working at Dahl & Groezinger Scrap Iron and Metal.
Oct. 24/25: Buffalo Soldiers camp, Magee’s Bakery in Maysville, an “Our Town” visit to Midway, and the Kentucky Book Fair in Frankfort.
Oct. 31/Nov. 1: An alien abduction legend from Kelly, Ky., an “Our Town” visit to Hell for Certain, ghost hunter Patti Starr, and the reintroduction of the Bourbon Red Turkey, once America’s most popular turkey.
Nov. 14/Nov. 15: Dog Scout Troop 107, a tasty recipe using locally grown produce, and the Flaget High School Alumni Association.
Nov. 21/Nov. 22: An “Our Town” visit to Greenup, Diana Earle and the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra, and Henrietta and Jeff Scott’s Highland Raku Studio. Also, “Dave Does It” features Dave working at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.
A Few Did You Knows About Kentucky Life:
- Dave Shuffett is from Greensburg and graduated from Murray State University in 1982.
- The first five seasons of Kentucky Life were hosted by Byron Crawford. Byron’s grew up in Lincoln County.
- Kentucky Life’s episodes are story driven and profile the lives of Kentuckians from each of our distinct regions.
- Kentucky Life debuted in 1995. By 1996, it had become KET’s most watched local production.
- If you love animals like I do (okay, I admit it, I’m obsessed!), you’ll love Paw Pals – a photo album on KET’s website where you can enjoy the pictures of Kentucky pets and even upload your own. Click HERE to see some of the most beautiful faces you’ll ever see.
Visit Kentucky Life for more information and perhaps to even challenge Dave Shuffett to do your job!
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