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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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Joshua A. Douglas - Voting Rights Reform
Renee discusses voting rights reform initiatives with law professor Joshua A. Douglas.
Jay Box - Ky. Community & Technical College System
KCTCS President, Dr. Jay Box discusses innovative programs & collaborations with industry
Author and Life Coach Colene Elridge
Renee speaks with Colene Elridge, author and owner of Be More Consulting,
FIRST STEP Act - Criminal Justice Reform
Matthew Charles and Holly Harris discuss criminal justice reform and the FIRST STEP Act.
Cheryl A. Oldham on building a robust 21st-century workforce in the U.S. and Kentucky
Linda Hampton - Early Childhood
Linda Hampton, executive director of the Governor's Office of Early Childhood.
History of the Lyric Theatre and its importance to the city's African American community.
Community Action Council; First 5 Lex
Early childhood education with Community Action Council and First 5 Lex.
Dr. Seamus Carey, president of Transylvania University, talks about the school's mission.
Dr. Michael Benson, president of EKU, discusses budgetary challenges the university faces.
Dr. Aaron Thompson, president of the Ky. Council on Postsecondary Education, is the guest
Mary Todd Lincoln and Lincoln Lexington Walking Tour
Celebrate Mary Todd Lincoln's bicentennial birthday at her childhood home in Lexington.
Author and Journalist Sam Quinones
Renee speaks with Sam Quinones, author of "Dreamland," about America's opioid crisis.
