‘Kentucky Life’ explores equine therapy, Kentucky’s gift economy, an abandoned limestone mine in the Red River Gorge, and the work of chainsaw artist Abby Peterson
For Release: 10/16/23 11:53 AM
On this episode of Kentucky Life, host Chip Polston learns about two organizations that use horses as a means of providing mental and physical therapy for clients; examines the “gift economy” such as Little Free Libraries and other networks whereby people donate goods and services without the expectation of receiving anything in return; explores an abandoned limestone mine by kayak in the Red River Gorge; and visits with Abby Peterson, a world champion chainsaw artist.
Kentucky Life
KET Saturday, Oct. 28 • 8/7 pm
KET2 Wednesday, Nov. 1 • 2:30/1:30 pm
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