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Everything that creeps and crawls will be on display at Lexington's Scarefest & Paranormal Convention this weekend! Ghost Hunter Patti Star and "Friday the 13th: The Game" creator Ronnie Hobbs stop by the studio to tell Eric Burke what horror fans can expect at this year's event.
Lauren Gawthrop sits down with actors Catarine Hancock and Kennedie Nelson to talk about Lafayette High School's production of "Sister Act."
Drs. Jennifer Simkin and Doug Harrison, with UK's Department of Biology, stop by the studio to talk about "A Month of T.H. Morgan," as the school celebrates Lexington's Nobel Laureate.
World traveler and actor Ted Ferguson sits down with Doug High to talk about his involvement in the film production of "The Hopewell Haunting," written and directed by Paris native Dane Sears.
Joe Lerza, with the Kentuckians Chorus, talks with Lauren Gawthrop about their "Chords for Clark" show on October 1st, that benefits the George Rogers Clark High School choral program.
Meteorologist Eric Burke sits down with Central Music Academy's Executive Director Erin Walker to talk about the CMA Rocks the House Fundraiser that aims to give underprivileged kids access to musical instruments and instruction.
Carrie Thayer, with the Hope Center, drops by the studio to tell Lauren Gawthrop about the upcoming Ball Homes Night of Hope happening Thursday, October 27th.
Lose years off your face by whitening your teeth! Meteorologist Eric Burke speaks with lifestyle consultant Melinda McKinsey about the Power Swabs teeth whitening system.
Nutritionist Holly Ruth talks about the importance of whole grains during National Rice Month, and shows Eric Burke some of the healthy meals available from TandoorChef.
ABC 36's Doug High sits down with Allan Barlow and Michaela Blanton, with the Ragged Edge Community Theatre, to talk about their contemporary interpretation of "Jekyll & Hyde."
Tanya Torp and Violet Updike drop by the studio to tell Lauren Gawthrop about the 5th Annual Be Bold Workshop, and what participants can expect to experience.
Lauren Gawthrop welcomes author Heather Henson who talks about her book "Lift Your Light A Little Higher," and her upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. to represent Kentucky in the National Book Festival.
Musicians Galen Green and C.J. Cain stop by the studio to tell Lauren Gawthrop about their new album "Little Circles," and about the release party at Cosmic Charlie's Friday evening.
This Saturday will be the last chance to see the Bluegrass Barons knock it out of the park at Waveland State Historic Site. Jerry Sudduth and Gordie Sutton talk to Eric Burke about the vintage baseball club's season, and their final doubleheader.
It's a run for the ages, as Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampron and Kent Whitworth with the Kentucky Historical Society tell Lauren Gawthrop about the upcoming Kentucky History Half Marathon.
Kim Wade, with Milward Funeral Directors, tells Meteorologist Eric Burke about the Be Remembered online community, that allows users to share messages and more with their families and loved ones.
Lauren Gawthrop sits down with Esther Neel and Alexis Robinson, with the Lexington Children's Theatre, to talk about their upcoming production of "Fancy Nancy the Musical."
Show regular Dr. James Stillwell talks with Lauren Gawthrop about ways to cope after losing a loved one.
ABC 36's Lauren Gawthrop welcomes Adalhi Aranda and Adalhi Corn, with the Bluegrass Youth Ballet, to talk about their upcoming productions of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," and "The Nightingale."
Jenn Pullins and Sheridan Sims stop by the studio to show ABC 36's Lauren Gawthrop the beautiful neighborhoods and unique houses of Jimmy Nash Homes.
Meteorologist Eric Burke sits down with Dr. Bart McFarland to talk about new technologies that allow dental procedures that used to take several visits to be completed in one day.
ABC 36's Lauren Gawthrop welcomes Caroline Durr, from UK Extension, to talk about some tricks for adding more healthy items to your family's diet.
Events director Mark Mozingo, with the Lexington Art League, sits down with Meteorologist Eric Burke to talk about their new exhibit, "The Less You Say," that celebrates the history of the Loudon House.
Actors Lily Johnson and Walker Nipper stop by the studio to tell ABC 36's Lauren Gawthrop about their upcoming production of "Alice In Wonderland."