TV Schedules

Kentucky Health

RSV, COVID and Influenza

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Mark Burns discusses Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), COVID-19 and influenza. A 2024 KET production.

Kentucky Health

What Does Having a Green City Mean?

Dr. Tuckson speaks with Sumedha Rao, an expert in urban sustainability. A 2025 KET production.

Hey Cartooners!

Jule Huffman entertained the tri-state area as Mr. Cartoon for nearly three decades, but his legacy was bigger than his television personality. Those who knew him well recount his life story, starting from his childhood during the Great Depression, through World War II, into the early days of television and beyond the turn of the century. A 2025 production.

Kentucky to the World

Tony Moore

Artist Tony Moore is known for his work on The Walking Dead and The Exterminators and Fear Agent (which Amazon is adapting into a TV series) comic books, among others. He speaks with the University of Louisville's Dr. Joe Turner about growing up on his grandfather's farm in Cynthiana, Kentucky, his mother's influence, and becoming a comic book artist. Moore attended the University of Louisville's Hite Art Institute and has been nominated twice for the comics industry's prestigious Eisner Award. He is a Kentucky Colonel, one his most cherished honors, following in the footsteps of his grandfather. A 2020 Production.

Rick Steves' Europe with the Louisville Orchestra

Join Rick Steves and the Louisville Orchestra on a spectacular musical journey through Europe. This program is funded in part by the KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions.

The Harrodsburg Legacy: 250 Years in the Making

Discover the history, landscape and culture of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, officially founded on June 16.

Great Conversations

Erik Larson and Robert Siegel

Robert Siegel, senior host of NPR's "All Things Considered", talks with Erik Larson, author of the book "In the Garden of Beasts", the saga of William Dodd, chosen by Roosevelt to be America's first ambassador to Nazi Germany, and his daughter, who in July 1933 suddenly found themselves transported to the heart of Hitler's Berlin. The interview was recorded at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum. A 2012 KET Production.

Bluegrass and Backroads

Judy Geagley; Franklin Drive-In; Walk the Willow; KY Farm Bureau's IFAL

Teddy Bear maker Judy Geagley, Franklin Drive-In, Walk the Willow chairs, and Kentucky Farm Bureau's IFAL are featured. A 2016 Production.

Kentucky Time Capsule

A Time Remembered

A look back at Louisville's early history, from the first settlement on Corn Island in 1778 to the end of the 19th century. By the mid-1800s, Louisville had become one of the most important cities in the country. At the end of the century, the steamboat era came to an end, and the city's economy made the transition to railroad transportation. A 2003 KET Production.

Kentucky Life

Paranormal Somerset, The Legend of Octavia Hatcher, Octagon Hall, The Disappearance of Pan

Learn some of the mysterious folklore in Somerset; the tragic story of Octavia Hatcher is a popular urban legend among those in Pikeville; Octagon Hall is a Civil War era home in Franklin and deemed one of the most haunted locations in the south; Louisville's Belvedere was once home to a strange statue titled "Pan" after the Greek mythological figure - it disappeared only to resurface years later. A 2024 KET production.

Kentucky Afield

Favorite Segments of 2025, Pt. 1

We're looking back at some of our favorite segments, including campers experiencing their first duck hunt, fishing for hybrid striped bass and the opening day of dove season. A 2025 production.

Inside Louisville

Inside the Louisville Mega Cavern and the Waterfront Botanical Gardens

There are two must-see destinations in Louisville for the holiday season: the Louisville Mega Cavern and the Waterfront Botanical Gardens. Both have a fascinating history beyond the holidays. Learn the origins of the man-made cavern and the garden oasis built on a landfill. A 2025 KET production.

Kentucky Health

RSV, COVID and Influenza

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Mark Burns discusses Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), COVID-19 and influenza. A 2024 KET production.

Kentucky Health

What Does Having a Green City Mean?

Dr. Tuckson speaks with Sumedha Rao, an expert in urban sustainability. A 2025 KET production.

Hey Cartooners!

Jule Huffman entertained the tri-state area as Mr. Cartoon for nearly three decades, but his legacy was bigger than his television personality. Those who knew him well recount his life story, starting from his childhood during the Great Depression, through World War II, into the early days of television and beyond the turn of the century. A 2025 production.

Bluegrass and Backroads

Judy Geagley; Franklin Drive-In; Walk the Willow; KY Farm Bureau's IFAL

Teddy Bear maker Judy Geagley, Franklin Drive-In, Walk the Willow chairs, and Kentucky Farm Bureau's IFAL are featured. A 2016 Production.

Kentucky to the World

Tony Moore

Artist Tony Moore is known for his work on The Walking Dead and The Exterminators and Fear Agent (which Amazon is adapting into a TV series) comic books, among others. He speaks with the University of Louisville's Dr. Joe Turner about growing up on his grandfather's farm in Cynthiana, Kentucky, his mother's influence, and becoming a comic book artist. Moore attended the University of Louisville's Hite Art Institute and has been nominated twice for the comics industry's prestigious Eisner Award. He is a Kentucky Colonel, one his most cherished honors, following in the footsteps of his grandfather. A 2020 Production.

Rick Steves' Europe with the Louisville Orchestra

Join Rick Steves and the Louisville Orchestra on a spectacular musical journey through Europe. This program is funded in part by the KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions.

A History of Sweetness: 100 Years of Ruth Hunt Candy

Follow the history of the Ruth Hunt Candy Company from a small home kitchen to a modern-day factory in Mount Sterling, Kentucky. The film looks at Ruth Hunt Candies from the earliest beginnings to now celebrating 100-years of confectionary delights. A 2021 production.

Hey Cartooners!

Jule Huffman entertained the tri-state area as Mr. Cartoon for nearly three decades, but his legacy was bigger than his television personality. Those who knew him well recount his life story, starting from his childhood during the Great Depression, through World War II, into the early days of television and beyond the turn of the century. A 2025 production.

Kentucky Time Capsule

A Time Remembered

A look back at Louisville's early history, from the first settlement on Corn Island in 1778 to the end of the 19th century. By the mid-1800s, Louisville had become one of the most important cities in the country. At the end of the century, the steamboat era came to an end, and the city's economy made the transition to railroad transportation. A 2003 KET Production.

Tim Farmer's Country Kitchen (KET)

Christmas Traditions

Tim and Nicki share some of their favorite Christmas traditions including a must have every season, Christmas music. Featuring Tim Farmer and the Dells, Frontier and Parker Hastings. Then sit down with Byron Crawford as he tells a classic Christmas story about believing in Santa Claus. A 2025 production.

Great Conversations

Erik Larson and Robert Siegel

Robert Siegel, senior host of NPR's "All Things Considered", talks with Erik Larson, author of the book "In the Garden of Beasts", the saga of William Dodd, chosen by Roosevelt to be America's first ambassador to Nazi Germany, and his daughter, who in July 1933 suddenly found themselves transported to the heart of Hitler's Berlin. The interview was recorded at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum. A 2012 KET Production.

Kentucky Health

RSV, COVID and Influenza

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Mark Burns discusses Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), COVID-19 and influenza. A 2024 KET production.

Kentucky Health

Breast Cancer: Better Survival for Patients and Aesthetics

The mortality rate from breast cancer is going down, but the number of women diagnosed with breast cancer is going up. Oncologist Laila Agrawal, M.D., discusses breast cancer with Dr. Tuckson. A 2025 KET production.

Hey Cartooners!

Jule Huffman entertained the tri-state area as Mr. Cartoon for nearly three decades, but his legacy was bigger than his television personality. Those who knew him well recount his life story, starting from his childhood during the Great Depression, through World War II, into the early days of television and beyond the turn of the century. A 2025 production.

Kentucky to the World

Tony Moore

Artist Tony Moore is known for his work on The Walking Dead and The Exterminators and Fear Agent (which Amazon is adapting into a TV series) comic books, among others. He speaks with the University of Louisville's Dr. Joe Turner about growing up on his grandfather's farm in Cynthiana, Kentucky, his mother's influence, and becoming a comic book artist. Moore attended the University of Louisville's Hite Art Institute and has been nominated twice for the comics industry's prestigious Eisner Award. He is a Kentucky Colonel, one his most cherished honors, following in the footsteps of his grandfather. A 2020 Production.

Rick Steves' Europe with the Louisville Orchestra

Join Rick Steves and the Louisville Orchestra on a spectacular musical journey through Europe. This program is funded in part by the KET Endowment for Kentucky Productions.

Sandford Duncan Inn - Duels, Stagecoaches & Kentucky's Triangle Jog

In the film, Michael Breeding explores dueling on the TN/KY border in an area of Simpson County, Kentucky commonly referred to as the Triangular Jog. The 1826 duel between General Sam Houston and General William White, both of TN, is reconstructed. The project features 25 actors in historic 1830s attire. From them, the viewing audience learns what it was like to travel by stagecoach in the early 1800s. The story unfolds to explore taverns and inns of the 1800s to include the Sandford Duncan Inn, an 1822 inn located just south of Franklin, Kentucky. A 2025 production.

Great Conversations

Erik Larson and Robert Siegel

Robert Siegel, senior host of NPR's "All Things Considered", talks with Erik Larson, author of the book "In the Garden of Beasts", the saga of William Dodd, chosen by Roosevelt to be America's first ambassador to Nazi Germany, and his daughter, who in July 1933 suddenly found themselves transported to the heart of Hitler's Berlin. The interview was recorded at the University of Louisville Kentucky Author Forum. A 2012 KET Production.

Bluegrass and Backroads

Judy Geagley; Franklin Drive-In; Walk the Willow; KY Farm Bureau's IFAL

Teddy Bear maker Judy Geagley, Franklin Drive-In, Walk the Willow chairs, and Kentucky Farm Bureau's IFAL are featured. A 2016 Production.

Kentucky Time Capsule

A Time Remembered

A look back at Louisville's early history, from the first settlement on Corn Island in 1778 to the end of the 19th century. By the mid-1800s, Louisville had become one of the most important cities in the country. At the end of the century, the steamboat era came to an end, and the city's economy made the transition to railroad transportation. A 2003 KET Production.

Conversations with Champions

C.M. Newton

A conversation with ex-NCAA Rules Chair and former University of Kentucky Athletics Director C.M. Newton. A Georgetown College production. A 2011 KET Production.