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Connections explores the cultures and concerns of Kentucky's diverse minority communities and celebrates everyday heroes. The goal of Connections is to focus on what's right with a culturally blended society, says host and co-producer Renee Shaw.
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Tiffany Manuel - Affordable Housing
Dr. Tiffany Manuel of Enterprise Community Partners, Inc., discusses affordable housing.
Jessica Dueñas - 2019 Kentucky Teacher of the Year
Special education teacher Jessica Dueñas of the new W.E.B. DuBois Academy in Jefferson Co.
Dr. Terry Brooks from Kentucky Youth Advocates discusses data trends for Kentucky's kids.
Reps. McKenzie Cantrell and Joni Jenkins discuss the South Louisville opioids task force.
Shining a Spotlight on Epilepsy
Renee speaks with filmmaker Tiffany Webb, who discusses her film Voice of the Epilepsies.
Renee's guest is Cherise Fanno Burdeen, CEO of the Pretrial Justice Institute (PJI).
Jay Box - Kentucky Community and Technical College
Dr. Jay Box on outreach toward adults without GEDs, the FAME program, and dual credits.
Interim Kentucky Education Commissioner Wayne Lewis
Wayne Lewis discusses Jefferson Co. Public Schools, charter schools, Head Start, and more.
Bob King - Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
Bob King talks about Kentucky's long-term goals and challenges in higher education.
Rachel Childress - Lexington Habitat for Humanity
Lexington Habitat for Humanity brings hopes and dreams to Central Kentucky families.
Renee and Ronnie Ellis with CNHI News discuss key state legislative races and more.
Dr. Donna Grigsby on early childhood brain development and literacy in young children.
Author and Journalist Sam Quinones
Renee speaks with Sam Quinones, author of "Dreamland," about America's opioid crisis.
