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July 12/13: Program 1402—therapeutic riding at the Luci Center, Warren County model-plane enthusiasts, papermaker and artist Virginia Petty, and Kentucky Ridge State Forest
July 19/20: Program 1403—a sorghum-growing family in Menifee County, multi-talented performer Angela Bartley, and slam poetry in Bowling Green
July 26/27: Program 1404—country music star Skeeter Davis, a Battle of Perryville reenactment, and two great African-American high school basketball teams from the era of segregation
August 2/3: Program 1405—Union College’s annual Redbud Quilt Festival, a nationally known dog trainer, and women’s basketball in the early 1900s
August 10: (KET2 only) Program 1406—the Jesse Stuart Foundation, Judy Geagley’s designer teddy bears, and a Kentucky FIRST Lego League Competition (KET1 airings preempted by Kentucky Afield call-in special)
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July 22: Program 805—Blanton Forest, now a state nature preserve; Rob Morris, founder of the Eastern Star organization; and fall colors at Natural Bridge
July 23: Program 806—Arnold Richardson’s Native American flute music, Randy Spencer’s carved walking sticks, and Jim Mahanes’ lighthouse paintings
July 24: Program 807—wood artist Philip Hultgren, the Louisville Science Center, and actor Hasan Davis’ monologue about a black Civil War soldier
July 25: Program 808—the Louisvillians who make “Margaritaville” furniture; Butcher Hollow, Loretta Lynn’s homeplace; and Locust Grove’s tribute to George Rogers Clark and family
July 28: Program 810—the Kentucky Railway Museum in New Haven, photographer Rick McComb, and Earthwatch volunteers at Mammoth Cave
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