GOOD DAY KENTUCKY

Grandmaster Sin, teacher of Shaolin Do and Tai Chi, has some sage advice for a form of meditation, and an upcoming class.

Brandon Embry, founder of the Claire Foundation, stops in to tell us his story and about an upcoming cycling event.

Jeanette Gallaway has infomation on a festival celebrating a rich history, culture, and food!

The folks at the Lyric Theatre are busy preparing for an upcoming production of "The Piano Lesson"

Terra Wellington has some tips for adjusting to the new schedule of a new school year.

Local restaurants are teaming up to battle breast cancer in an upcoming fundraiser with delicious sweet treats!

A workshop focused on helping women transition from married life to being single is taking place right here in Lexington, KY!

An upcoming equestrian competition will prominently feature a unique breed of horse!

Lavon Williams and Melissa Nesselroad are here to talk about the upcoming Waveland Art Fair!

Todd Rader and Rick Burslem have all the info you need for an upcoming fundraiser for children's services

Bar Louie's executive manager Todd Jackson introduces the Gastroburger!

Kate Savage and Chrissie Tune discuss how enviromentalists and artists are teaming up to help enrich people's lives.

Jeramey Etherton joins us to update us on his fundraiser for ALS research.

Coming to Lexington on September 7th and 8th is Cryptid-Con, a weekend long adventure into the unknown and mysterious!

Georgetown's upcoming Festival of the Horse promises to deliver a unique experience of arts and crafts, food, music, and everything equestrian!

Melanie VanHouten, Director of Josephine Sculpture Park, joins us in studio to tell us all about a fall arts festival coming up.

Kathy Holder and Roger McCann discuss how our environment can affect our health and how we, as Kentuckians, may not even be aware of these affects.

Flora Shelby and Sherry Hampton, board members of the Labor Day Committee, stop in to tell you about the Winchester Labor Day Parade!

The Daniel Boone Pioneer Festival takes place every year in Winchester. Kim bugg and Grayson Brookshire are here to tell us more.

Amy Johnston and Ricky Baker discuss some basic needs that may often be overlooked in the mission to make Lexington the best city it can be for everyone.

Natalie Jones joins us to discuss services available throughout Lexington to students to help manage and maintain mental health.

Visiting us in the studio is Dave Van Sanford, Professor of UK Plant and Soil Sciences to tell us about the Southeastern Grain Gathering happening in September.

Remy Simpson talks about an adoption event coming up in September and introduces us to Birdie, a sweetheart and survivor of animal abuse.