This is The Return Reggae Show with your host Steve Fresh, Top Selecta of Lexington’s own SoundAlmighty!!! Where we play the golden era of Reggae, Dancehall and all things related. I’ll play my favorites, your favorites and bring back the Niceness in tha Dance! RUUUUUUUUUUUN IT!!!!!!!!

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Mary checks out the latest in local Lexington music.

Red Barn Radio showcases Old Time and Bluegrass musicians, both from our Commonwealth and from neighboring states where Kentucky music has settled and flourished. In weekly conversation and performance with our talented guests, Redbarn Radio programs enliven and archive Kentucky’s musical heritage, and bring to the airwaves a uniquely refreshing and folksy hour of American programming.

Debra Hensley spotlights extraordinary people from around the bluegrass who are accomplishing great things.

Host, Family and Community District Liason for FCPS, Marisol Valles, in association with Bryan Station High School, gives information to parents about school rules and improving communication with children to improve their educational experience.

Healthy Times is produced by Lexington’s Health Department to promote public health and current issues. Hosted by Kevin Hall and Bailey Preston.

Is our current medical system taking care of women when they give birth or traumatizing them? Why is midwifery not licensed in Kentucky? So many issues around improving our current birthing rights that host Cristen Pascucci, co-creator of the Exposing the Silence Project, will be discussing on this show.

Variety music show hosted by Angie Gazzaroli.

Enjoy music and fun with some of the most awesome artists from Kentucky plus special guest appearances by other artists from around the world.

Revolutionary Radio is a WLXU program run by students for students and seeks to empower youth by discussing the topics most important to them.

On this show, the students have taken on school climate, school vouchers, local and state politics, student agency, equity in schools, and much more.

The team includes dedicated writers and hosts from Central Kentucky, from high schools including Lafayette, Henry Clay, Bryan Station, and West Jessamine. They’re always looking to expand and create an even better show for our listeners in order to create a class of well-informed youth.

A podcast from the Bluegrass Indo-American Civic Society that keeps us up to speed on what’s going on in Lexington’s Indian community.

Old-school R&B and hip-hop.

Old soul, new soul.

A talk show with local community activists. Learn about what’s happening in your community from those working behind the scenes.

Joey Truax goes in with all the classic and new hip-hop, live interviews with local and major recording artists, instrumental mixes, breakbeats, and much more!

Jes Bodimer finishes out the weekend with an hour of electronic music laced with words of encouragement.

An interview show that gives voice to everyday heroes and sheds light on issues affecting women and minorities across Kentucky. A KET production.

Reggae is a music unique to Jamaica but has its roots in New Orleans. Reggae’s direct predecessor is ska, an uptempo, rhythmic variation based on the New Orleans R&B Jamaican musicians heard broadcast from the US on their transistor radios. Relying on skittering guitar and syncopated rhythms, ska was their interpretation of R&B and it was quite popular in the early 60s. However, during one very hot summer, it was too hot to either play or dance to ska, so the beat was slowed down and reggae was born. Since then, reggae has proven to be as versatile as the blues, as it lends itself to a number of interpretations, from the melodic rock steady of Alton Ellis and the rock and folk-influenced songwriting of Bob Marley to the trippy, near-psychedelic soundscapes of dub artists like Lee Scratch and Perry. It has crossed into the mainstream through the bright, bouncy Reggae Sunsplash in festivals and pop-oriented bands like UB40, but more adventurous reggae artists, such as Marley and Perry, have influenced countless reggae, folk, rock and dance artists. Their contributions resonate throughout popular music.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Host Patrick ‘Fryday’ Mitchell brings us soulful Motown mornings and interviews with Lexington artists.

The Lee G News Morning Show with Lee G and Melody is a radio talk show covering substantial news, discussing relationship topics and community. All topped off with all the best hip-hop and R&B hits known to all. Listen as Lee G and Melody grace the Lexington and surrounding areas with their charismatic personalities.

Heavily oriented on promoting local pride in our city to the youth. Focused on spotlighting people of all ages doing positive things in the city. Content includes 859-approved content based on our Instagram and Facebook followers–nearly 16,000 local members of the community. Giveaways promote local events and give the listener a sense of pride by service in making our city better. Focus on local artists, collectors, photographers, and odds and ends from every walk of life that make Lexington what it is and what it is going to be. A voice against violence and towards promoting leadership amongst youth.

Haven’t been on two wheels since you were knee-high to a bike pump? Or you just can’t get enough road time in your life?

John and Wanda are here for you, covering all things cycling in Lexington and beyond. Helping you get out and enjoy our towns and countryside – safely. If you have a topic you’d like us to cover please let us know. We’d love to hear your ideas!

John Fry has always had a love for cycling and exploring nature.  But like most of us, with a full-time career and raising a family, it’s been hard to get in a lot of road time.  In 2007 John had a short stint working at a bicycle shop that rekindled his lifelong love of cycling.  John feels that cycling offers a way to get away and achieve a peace that is hard to explain.  John believes that cycling offers numerous benefits that everyone can experience and enjoy, regardless of their lifestyle or level of fitness.

Wanda Bertram has always loved the outdoors. For years, she reveled in occasionally hitting a trail on her hybrid or mountain bike. Then in 2010, she bought a road bike and went a little nuts, logging over 3,200 miles her first season. The added euphoria of cycling the roads of Kentucky doesn’t look like it’s wearing off anytime soon.

The Spinn is a radio show hosted by LaLa and Dapp. Their love and passion for promoting unsigned and signed artists is just another way of showing their excellent taste in independent music. You can expect to hear the best and hottest entertainment news and music. Plus we will be talking about more than just entertainment.

We will be talking about everything from International politics to your local government, and from everything between what NASA’s doing to what Betty-Sue down the street is doing.

Sandy Shafer, her daughter Ruthie, and loads of other local experts answer calls and discuss best techniques for fixing everything from local government to a broken lightbulb.

Jeff and Matt chat about the latest in craft beer and breweries in Kentucky and beyond.

A call-in-style show that searches for solutions to spiritual, emotional, and cultural issues of the African-American community by bringing on leaders and individuals to discuss these topics in a respectful and constructive conversation.

An interview show that gives voice to everyday heroes and sheds light on issues affecting women and minorities across Kentucky. A KET production.

Hosted by Transylvania University professor, James Wagner, along with Josh Adkins and Sarah Bray, this podcast explores evolution, Charles Darwin_’s works, and contextualizes them for today.

Music for meditation and relaxation.

Variety music show with mixes emphasizing local hip hop, country, and metal and all other kinds of music artists from local Kentucky artists.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Host Patrick ‘Fryday’ Mitchell brings us soulful Motown mornings and interviews with Lexington artists.

The Lee G News Morning Show with Lee G and Melody is a radio talk show covering substantial news, discussing relationship topics and community. All topped off with all the best hip-hop and R&B hits known to all. Listen as Lee G and Melody grace the Lexington and surrounding areas with their charismatic personalities.

Tune in to hear the latest in movie news and reviews as well as trips into the vaults of classic cinema with your hosts Paul Hogue and Lucy Jones.

Sports debate radio show with an urban and pop culture twist.

Heat your skillets and listen in as three co-hosts Chef Ouita Michel, sommelier Chris Michel, and food writer Rona Roberts open by talking among ourselves about foods, drinks, and recipes we enjoy. The talk roots deep in Kentucky’s fertile soil. Think bourbon, sorghum, and cornmeal (with oysters and the occasional lemon squeezed in). Then we invite guests, including poets, farmers, cooks, artists, historians, gardeners, and listeners, to join the juicy, ever-widening conversation about Kentucky’s splendid food and drink.

Mary Lynn Houlihan and Diane Fleet bring on health, safety, and public officials to discuss how to better lead ourselves and others and provide information on local resources available to our listeners.

Bluegrass Refugee Voices is hosted by medical caseworker, Karissa Porter, who has been with the agency for over 12 years, and community engagement coordinator, Dana Lea. The two of them sit down with former and current clients weekly to discuss the individual’s refugee journey to Lexington, listen to music, and chat about what is going on in their lives now. U

Highlighting social justice movements in Kentucky, hosted by members of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, Kentucky Workers League, and Kentucky Student Environmental Coalition, alternating weekly.

Hosted by Josh Hendrix of Hendrix Hemp (a licensed hemp producer in the state of Kentucky) and Director of Business Development-Domestic Production at CV Sciences, the Hemp Happy Hour discusses the emerging hemp industry in a variety of different contexts including health, agriculture, business, and more.

Stookey bringing you the best in old school hip hop, R&B, and jazz.

Hosted by Joy Berry, Side by Side spotlights women of color in our community.

A call-in-style show that searches for solutions to spiritual, emotional, and cultural issues of the African-American community by bringing on leaders and individuals to discuss these topics in a respectful and constructive conversation.

Jojo and Dapp playing the best independent Hip Hop, Gospel, and other artists from Kentucky and around the world.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Host Patrick ‘Fryday’ Mitchell brings us soulful Motown mornings and interviews with Lexington artists.

Roots music, garage, and Americana.

Healthy Times is produced by Lexington’s Health Department to promote public health and current issues. Hosted by Kevin Hall and Bailey Preston.

Old-school R&B and hip-hop.

A show hosted by North Limestone Community Development Corporation, showcasing north Lexington community members and the good work that they do to improve their communities.

Do Good Radio with Bluegrass Community Foundation, highlights Kentucky nonprofits and the wonderful work they do.

A show focused on the STEAM Academy High School community, made by STEAM Academy high school students.

A call-in-style show that searches for solutions to spiritual, emotional, and cultural issues of the African-American community by bringing on leaders and individuals to discuss these topics in a respectful and constructive conversation.

Joey Truax goes in with all the classic and new hip-hop, live interviews with local and major recording artists, instrumental mixes, breakbeats, and much more!

Healthy Times is produced by Lexington’s Health Department to promote public health and current issues. Hosted by Kevin Hall and Bailey Preston.

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A weekly program showcasing recorded live performances from Al’s Bar of Lexington, located on the corner of 6th and Limestone Street, on the north side of Lexington, Kentucky.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Host Patrick ‘Fryday’ Mitchell brings us soulful Motown mornings and interviews with Lexington artists.

A talk show about current trends in music around Lexington. Learn about the best venues and artists and what Lexington is (and isn’t) doing to build its music scene.

Safety First with Hellen Highwater helps Lexingtonians prevent and prepare for emergencies with a minimum of anxiety and stress. A disaster preparedness enthusiast, Hellen takes a lighthearted approach to serious situations. Each week she’ll interview local experts, getting safety advice on everything from air travel to the zombie apocalypse. It’s news you can use to keep your family healthy and safe.

Tearin’ it up on air.

Mario Anderson interviews city council members, local government department heads, and the people that keep our city moving.

Two hours of experimental, free, and modern jazz, plus world and classical with Dan Godbey.

Lydia Jacobs discusses health, wellness, and safety issues related to Lexington’s elderly communities.

Ebony Collins brings some soul to your day with a collection of jazz and so much more.

Lexington’s Art Beat taps into our creative community by interviewing local artists of all genres: dancers, musicians, painters, sculptors, novelists, poets, filmmakers and other creators who help add color and life to our community. We explore their drives, passions, and inspirations as we delve deep into their lives and talents. ArtBeat is also a forum for discussing upcoming workshops and events, including an exploration of the numerous art venues both new and historical that make our community such a rich and interesting place. Your guide on this journey of artistic exploration is none other than local performance artist Safiya Nawaar. She is joined in studio by the talented Rosa Paulin, and Ken Farrell (otherwise known as El Gringo Grande), to add a little bit of bi-lingual spice to the show and bring its message to our very important Hispanic community!

Hosted by Chester Grundy, jazz programming featuring contemporary and historical music; will include jazz commentary, interviews, radio documentaries, etc. ; The mission of the show will be to enhance public knowledge of and appreciation for the cultural/historical importance of jazz music to American culture and identity.

Safe and Sound, produced in conjunction with the Lexington-Fayette Emergency Management Department, discusses Lexington-specific issues relating to public health and safety.

Mary Lynn Houlihan and Diane Fleet bring on health, safety, and public officials to discuss how to better lead ourselves and others and provide information on local resources available to our listeners.

The best and latest from Kentucky hip-hop artists and other independent hip-hop artists from around the globe.

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A show full of multiple genres, from old-school hip-hop, classic blues, R&B, and rock to new underground artists of all genres. Also, unbiased news from around the world and in between.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Host Patrick ‘Fryday’ Mitchell brings us soulful Motown mornings and interviews with Lexington artists.

Rowena and Ben discuss local food systems in regions around Lexington, sustainable food initiatives, gardening, and healthy food availability and how it relates to public health and wellness. GleanKY is a nonprofit that gathers and redistributes excess fruits and vegetables to nourish Kentucky’s hungry.

Sounds from around the corner and around the world.

Chuck Clenney, Ben Wolff, & Jess Mohler interview people in the Bluegrass doing extraordinary things.

Chuck Clenney, Ben Wolff, & Jess Mohler interview people in the Bluegrass doing extraordinary things.

An LGBTQA+ talk show focusing on news, entertainment, music, comedy, and events for the queer community of Lexington. It is presented in the style of a classroom and is hosted by local drag queen ‘Rye Seronie.’

Sheisty Khrist brings us an hour of hip-hop, jazz, neo-soul, and everything in between, played entirely from cassettes.