Here's a rundown of our featured guests on Sounds Good this week:
Monday, March 16
Playhouse in the Park Murray is producing The Diary of Anne Frank this weekend and next, so we speak with Director Don Fleming and cast member Amanda Futrell, who portrays Mrs. Van Daan, one of the group in hiding with Ms. Frank.
In our second Racer Scholar Profile we meet the Hutson School of Agriculture's Dr. Shea Porr who engages students in equine research projects that introduce them to business and science experts along the way.
Tuesday, March 17
We'll get a Murray State Racers Basketball update with "Voice of the Racers" Neal Bradley. They'll look ahead to the first round of the National Invitation Tournament game this week after being denied an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament over the weekend.
Award-winning Kentucky New Era Opinion Editor Jennifer Brown joins Kate Lochte to salute Sunshine Week. It's a national observance to encourage transparency in government and an appreciation for state open meetings and open records laws, as well as the federal Freedom of Information Act.
Wednesday, March 18
Paducah artist and resident Bill Renzulli shares a commentary on "train of thought."
Thursday, March 19
Dr. Becky Nastally of Bloom Behavior in Paducah tells Kate Lochte about the process of autism diagnosis.
Friday, March 20
Kate Lochte speaks with Nashville-based author Bethany Haley Williams on her book The Color of Grace: How One Woman's Brokenness Brought Healing and Hope to Child Survivors of War, with a focus on war-affected children in Africa.
Next Week:
- Dr. Roxane Riegler, Assistant Professor of French and German at Murray State, on Remembering the Holocaust
- Victoria Seng, Keynote speaker at UT Martin's 4th Annual Women's Studies Symposium
- A conversation with Dr.Michael Bordieri, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Murray State
- Christina Baker Kline, author of Orphan Train, ahead of her visit to WKCTC
