kNOwMORE Nonprofits
The pilot show hosted by Brian Simmons features studio guests Steve Austin of the Bluegrass Community Foundation who will speak on the free wireless cloud internet access project in downtown Lexington; and Danielle Clore of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network who will discuss the importance of nonprofit awareness. On-Location stories include Friend For Life Cancer Support of Louisville, Kentucky and a unique theatrical performance titled: Don't Call Me Homeless, I Don't Call You Homed.
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The pilot show hosted by Brian Simmons features studio guests Steve Austin of the Bluegrass Community Foundation who will speak on the free wireless cloud internet access project in downtown Lexington; and Danielle Clore of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network who will discuss the importance of nonprofit awareness. On-Location stories include Friend For Life Cancer Support of Louisville, Kentucky and a unique theatrical performance titled: Don't Call Me Homeless, I Don't Call You Homed.
Season 1 Episode Guide
12 Episodes 2014 - 2019
Episode 7
Nonprofits & Nutrition
Sun, Jan 17, 2016
Enjoy this documentary featuring segments on Moveable Feast's food delivery service and Faith Feeds glean Kentucky program. We'll visit Seedleaf Farms and learn how they are nourishing our communities and take a look at the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Farm Program. Hosted from a "live kitchen" featuring Simply Nutritious by Kate, this will be an appetite pleasing program not to be missed. Sponsored by: Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, Bank of the Bluegrass, and Ed Burtner Mayor of Winchester, Grow Appalachia, Raymond James, and Seedleaf.
Episode 8
Keeping Kentucky Healthy
Sun, Jan 17, 2016
Enjoy this documentary "Nonprofits Keeping Kentucky Healthy" hosted by Brian Simmons, featuring segments on Kosair Charities Face. It is a campaign against child abuse and Kids Cancer Alliance's summer camp, both in Louisville, Kentucky. We'll visit the operating rooms of Lexington's nationally recognized Surgery on Sunday and meet the volunteer doctors providing treatment to those in need around the state. We'll travel to Hyden, Kentucky to learn about the midwifery programs at Frontier Nursing University. This episode will outline what it would be like without these critical health initiatives and how our communities can get involved. Sponsored by: Kosair Charities, Reach Within to Embrace, and Frontier Nursing University.
Episode 10
Kentucky Nonprofits & Water PART 2 Life in KY Without Water
Thu, Nov 6, 2014
Our tenth episode, "What Would It Be Like Without Water", Part Two Hosted by Brian Simmons, will feature segments on Paducah's River Discovery Center where we'll learn about commerce, travel, tourism and the history of the four rivers of Western Kentucky. Our second story will look at the Kentucky River Keeper, where we'll learn about new river trails and recreational uses for our water systems, including dams along the Kentucky River. This episode will outline what it would be like without these critical educational and protective initiatives and how our communities can get involved. Sponsored by Paducah McCracken Joint-Sewer Agency, Paducah Water, and Bluegrass GreenSource.
Episode 11
What Would Life Be Like Without Music
Wed, Dec 17, 2014
Our eleventh episode, "What Would It Be Like Without Music", hosted by Brian Simmons, will feature segments on Give Into The Groove, a creative event for the community by the community highlighting interactive art and music to help support local charities; March Madness Marching Band, self-described as a symphony of mismatched musical instruments, a kaleidoscope of inspired costumes, a choreographed gaggle of hoop dancers, an array of unconventional dancers and spinners; and lastly Central Kentucky Youth Orchestra's Music Works, bringing musical education to some young inner-city students. This episode will outline what it would be like without these critical educational and protective initiatives and how our communities can get involved.
Episode 12
Nonprofits & Employment
Sun, Jan 17, 2016
Enjoy this documentary featuring Kentucky nonprofits that are making it possible for individuals with disabilities to have the same chance of employment as everyone else. Our coverage begins with Covington's The Point ARC of Northern Kentucky, providing educational, residential, social, and vocational opportunities for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. We'll also visit Lexington's Opportunity For Work and Learning, which serves to create a world without barriers to employment. Hosted by Brian Simmons, we'll interview folks at the Dress For Success Fashion Show Fundraiser and learn more about what these programs are doing for the community by breaking down these barriers to employment.
Episode 13
Unique Kentucky Festivals & Nonprofits
Tue, Feb 9, 2016
Please enjoy this documentary featuring a trip to "Unique Kentucky Festivals and Fundraising", in the Fort Harrod's Beef Festival in Harrodsburg, KY. Enjoy learning why KY is the largest beef producer east of the Mississippi; as we'll travel to Winchester, KY for the Beer Cheese Festival and learn how beer cheese started and how it is helping preserve Main Street. Our last story will feature segments on the Woodland Arts Fair. We'll meet some artists and learn how a few motivated folks decided to showcase their wares over 40 years ago, which has since catapulted into a spectacle with over 200 vendors and thousands of visitors from around Kentucky and the United States. Guest host Kyle Lake, will talk to some concert-goers at the Moontower Music Festival in Lexington, Kentucky. You'll learn how these unique Kentucky festivals help raise money for some important community charities and what it would be like without these FUN yet critical annual events. Sponsored by Kroger, Critchfield Meats, Kentucky Beef Council, Whitaker Bank, Lexington Art League.
Episode 14
Kentucky's Licking River
Sun, Jan 17, 2016
Enjoy this documentary featuring our Licking River story. A special follow-up to our two-part series on Nonprofits and Water. We will take a journey on the 300+ mile long river accompanied by the words and voice of longtime Lexington Herald Leader journalist, Andy Mead. Along the way we will explore the history of the river, visit some of its unique points of interest and learn about its current environmental status. Also learning about the non-profit organizations that help maintain and sustain it.
Episode 15
Helping House
Sun, Jan 17, 2016
Enjoy this documentary featuring organizations helping provide housing solutions in the bluegrass, both permanent and temporary. By visiting the Urban League of Lexington, learning about the Habitat for Humanity's We Care: Love your neighborhood program as well as a tour to the Ronald McDonald House and finishing up by attending a very special tree lighting ceremony at the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge.
Episode 16
Nonprofits and Disabilities
Wed, Aug 10, 2016 28 mins
Our 16th show will feature stories on three nonprofits helping serve Kentuckians with disabilities. We'll visit the Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies in Louisville; listen to what can't be seen at Radio Eye in Lexington; and head back to Louisville to conclude with a special presentation of majestic playhouses for some special children.
Episode 17
Nonprofits & History
Sat, Sep 3, 2016
We'll pack a banjo and travel back in time for our 17th episode featuring nonprofits that preserve and educate about history in the Commonwealth. The variety of stories in this show include Bill Monroe's Birthplace in Rosine, otherwise known as the birthplace of bluegrass music; the very unique exhibits of the Behringer-Crawford museum in Covington; and a historic reenactment at Henry Clay's homestead of Ashland in Lexington.
Episode 18
Helping Animals in the Bluegrass
Wed, Apr 3, 2019
Enjoy this documentary featuring some Bluegrass area nonprofits helping our furry friends. Starting with Spay Our Strays we'll learn how "Trap Neuter and Release" programs control the pet population. We'll also stop in at Old Friends Farm in Georgetown, KY where they are rescuing retired thoroughbred race horses including some KY Derby Winners. The show concludes with a look at Making a Difference Now, an organization working to coordinate efforts across the state for rescuing and adopting animals. Sponsored by: Friends of kNOwMORE Fundraiser.
Episode 19
Kentucky Circuit Clerks Trust for Life
Sat, Jun 15, 2019
Enjoy this documentary featuring 3 unique ladies in Kentucky; 1 who is waiting for a new pair of lungs, another who received a donated liver and a third who had a family member donate organs are all helping spread awareness about the importance and ease of registering to "donate life" in Kentucky. We are proud to announce this clip won an Emmy award.