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Explore the most fascinating stories from Kentucky’s pastA production of The Frazier History Museum in Louisville, KY. Hosted by Mick Sullivan and Sarah Jemerson
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Signup to Generate a PitchExplore the most fascinating stories from Kentucky’s pastA production of The Frazier History Museum in Louisville, KY. Hosted by Mick Sullivan and Sarah Jemerson
Kentucky Wide is hosted by Frazier History Museum. The show has published 8 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Libby Blackburn: A Mother's Journey" (14 September 2026, 17 minutes), "Dr. Short and the Resurrected Smell of the Scurfpea" (24 August 2026, 21 minutes), and "Kentucky's Indiana Jones" (3 August 2026, 16 minutes).
Kentucky Wide publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for Kentucky Wide is 16%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Kentucky Wide requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Kentucky Wide's contact route on record: public web form.
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Frazier History Museum hosts Kentucky Wide, a history podcast with 8 episodes published.
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Episode #14
Thanks to the research of Canadian author and archeologist Karolyn Smardz-Frost, the story of Thornton and Lucie Blackburn is well known. Their tale of the Underground Railroad saw them move from Louisville to Toronto...
Dr. Charles Wilkins Short was a 19th century doctor and botanist whose prized specimens wound up in important learning collections. a few years ago scientists in Boston used his 1859 clipping of the extinct...
Episode #12
Kentucky certainly has its fair share of interesting personalities, but perhaps only one person in all of history could have a claim at being Kentucky’s own Indiana Jones. The newest episode of Kentucky Wide Podcast...
Episode #11
During World War II Kentucky played safe house to a collection of some of history's most important documents. Learn about conservation work to the Declaration of Independence done at Fort Knox, and how an original copy...
Episode #10
The Old Talbott Tavern has seen some of history's most important names from around the world in its long history. The building still stands in Bardstown, Nelson County Kentucky. Explore royalty, ghosts, presidents...
Episode #9
A new run of Hamilton will be opening in Louisville this month, so w’re keeping the America250 theme rolling with the newest episode of our podcast Kentucky Wide by looking at Hamilton’s notorious rival, Aaron Burr...
Episode #8
In 1915, while making a transcontinental tour, The Liberty Bell made a brief stop in Louisville. There was drama, there was celebration, there were guests of honor, and there was a national dialogue around technology...
Episode #8
In 1915, while making a transcontinental tour, The Liberty Bell made a brief stop in Louisville. There was drama, there was celebration, there were guests of honor, and there was a national dialogue around technology...
Kentucky Wide
We're excited to launch our second Season of Kentucky Wide. This season will run longer and feature stories that connect to the 250th Anniversary of America and the ideals of the Declaration of Independence.
Kentucky Wide
We're excited to launch our second Season of Kentucky Wide. This season will run longer and feature stories that connect to the 250th Anniversary of America and the ideals of the Declaration of Independence.
While we work on a new season, we’re excited to partner with Kentucky History Podcast for a special podcast feed swap! Host Jameson Cable shares one of his most-listened-to episodes: Shawnee in Kentucky. In this...
Episode #6
The facade of Christian Heigold's 19th Century home is all that remains from the living structure. Near the Ohio River east of Downtown Louisville, it tells a deep story of that time in America. Similarly, German...
Episode #5
General William “Bull” Nelson of Mason County, secretly fought to keep Kentucky in the Union and was then famously murdered in Louisville's Galt House Hotel by Jefferson Davis (not the Jefferson Davis you’re thinking...
Episode #4
"Big" Jim Porter was a world famous man from Portland, Kentucky who stood 7'8" tall. However, a Letcher County Man named Martin Van Buren Bates would come along and top him by and inch, at 7'9". Bates eventually married...
Episode #3
Henrietta Wood and Madeline Pollard are two Kentucky Women who successfully sued Kentucky men in the 1800s. Henrietta was a free woman when Zebulon Ward abducted her and sent her back into slavery. Her suit for...
Episode #2
Annie Casey Glover, better known as Madame Glover was an Irish immigrant in the 1800s who became one of the leading dressmakers of America at her time. Mabel Kelly and her husband Wallace lived in Lebanon, KY where they...
Episode #1
Our first episode examines the lives of four Black photographers from Kentucky. Morgan and Marvin Smith were from Nicholasville, KY and operated a studio right next to The Apollo Theatre in Harlem. Moneta Sleet, of...
Kentucky Wide
Kentucky Wide is a new podcast produced by the Frazier History Museum. Join hosts Mick Sullivan and Sarah Jemerson along with a team of writers including Jason Berkowitz, Megan Schanie, Amanda Briede, and Simon Meiners...
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