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What if You Really Do Run Out of Money Before You Die?
What if You Really Do Run Out of Money Before You Die? By Edd and Cynthia Staton | Originally published by Next Avenue | October 2, 2025 Share: Studies show […]
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Caregiving and Complicated Family Dynamics
Caregiving and Complicated Family Dynamics By Sheryl Stillman | Originally published by Next Avenue | March 26, 2024 Share: In 2020, AARP identified the number of caregivers at 53 million […]
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How the VA Cares for Veterans’ Minds and Bodies
How the VA Cares for Veterans’ Minds and Bodies By Elizabeth Hewitt | Originally published by Next Avenue | May 14, 2024 Share: A Vietnam War veteran was having nightmares. […]
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Steps to Take When Caregiving Without Assistance Is No Longer an Option
Steps to Take When Caregiving Without Assistance Is No Longer an Option By Patrick Reed | June 20, 2024 Share: As average life expectancy ticks up and the population of […]
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Making Your Home Safe for Someone with Dementia
Making Your Home Safe for Someone with Dementia By Kerri Fivecoat-Campbell | Originally published by Next Avenue | July 30, 2025 Share: Lee and her husband, Ray, were both excited […]
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Actors Theatre of Louisville
Episode #604 First Aired: September 22, 2014 A Kentucky Muse Special Presentation: Actors Theatre of Louisville Actors Theatre of Louisville, Louisville’s esteemed and beloved theater institution (and Kentucky’s official state […]
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Pianopedia: History
1500s and 1600s Forerunners of the piano include instruments such as the monochord, hammer dulcimer, clavichord, virginal, and finally the harpsichord. The harpsichord is very common in these centuries. J. […]
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Celebrate America250 with KET Summer PD Days
In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, KET Education invites K-12 educators to join us this summer for one of four engaging professional learning events focused on civics and social studies, hosted at exciting sites across the Commonwealth.
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April is Autism Awareness Month
April is Autism Awareness Month, and PBS and KET are here to offer you educational resources, from the new Carl the Collector series to information on local sources of support.
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“Across Kentucky, I saw the heroic struggle to provide equal education thwarted by the barrier of unequal resources. It was essential that we harness the power of television to assure […]
Master of Still Life: Mary Ann Currier
Currier’s Influence
Mary Ann Currier Menu: Home Currier’s Influence A Family of Artists There are actually three artists in Mary Ann Currier’s family. Two of her daughters, Anne and Nancy, are also […]