Education and economy launched Kentucky into space Predicting natural disasters using data The evolution of mental healthcare
Former UK president Lee Todd makes the connections between education and economy with Space Tango co-founder Kris Kimel.
Another example of these connections is JerrySkees, whose company crunches data to anticipate natural disasters in order to direct resources to victims.
The lingering aftermath in eastern Kentucky of the Easter weekend windstorm during the pandemic.
Retiring EKU Department of Psychology professor Dr. Robert Brubaker reflects on the evolution of mental healthcare, and he reveals why some call him "Pierre."
Dynamix Productions, and WEKU-FM, Eastern Kentucky University’s public radio station in Richmond, KY, partnered in 2018 to move primary production of the popular long-running radio program EASTERN STANDARD to the studios of Dynamix. The first program produced at Dynamix aired on July 19, 2018. By bringing the production to Lexington, producers have easier access to Central Kentucky business, healthcare, and education leaders, as well as local artists, entertainers, and other newsmakers. The move underlines WEKU’s commitment to providing the area’s most concise and in-depth coverage of news, issues, and ideas that directly affect Central Kentuckians. The EASTERN STANDARD radio program is made possible from the generous support of the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky and the Appalachian Impact Fund.
Hosted by network news veteran Tom Martin, EASTERN STANDARD is a public affairs program that covers a broad range of topics of interest to Kentuckians. Resources for topics include WEKU’s reporting partner, the Ohio Valley ReSource, a partnership with seven public media outlets across three states; the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting; and National Public Radio. EASTERN STANDARD can be heard Thursdays at 11:00 AM / 8:00 PM and Sundays at 6:00 PM on 88.9 WEKU-FM.
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