Here's a look ahead at this week's conversations on Sounds Good:
Monday, November 10
There's just the remainder of today to see Sarah Martin's artworks in wood in an exhibit titled "Sites" in MSU's Clara Eagle Gallery, so we stroll through the show with the artist on a "Two Sarahs" Sounds Good day, with Dr. Todd Hill also dropping by to chat about tomorrow night's concert in Lovett Auditorium.
In our "Second Sarah" interview of today, we hear all about this Friday's MSU Holiday Art Auction with artist, professor, and chair of the auction committee in the Department of Art and Design, Sarah Gutwirth.
Tuesday, November 11
Kate Miller of ACLU of Kentucky on Death Row exoneree on abolishing the death penalty
Paducah author Pamela Whinnery has collected recipes from Tennessee and Kentucky notables and published them in two cookbooks. On Sounds Good today she explains how she splits the proceeds of sales of the cookbooks with non-profits, large and small.
Wednesday, November 12
Puppies Sound Good!
Next week is Murray/Calloway County Homelessness Awareness Week. We'll speak with Murray's Gentry House Director Kim Mason, and the president of its board of directors, Dr. Robert Lyons of Murray State's College of Education and Health Services.
Thursday, November 13
Steve Jones on the East End Cemetery in Cadiz
Paducah Main Street Director Melinda Winchester on Dickens of a Christmas and Small Business Saturday
Friday, November 14
Paducah's Hotel Metropolitan's Betty Dobson visits Sounds Good today because the Hotel is hosting harmonica bluesman "Rip Lee" Pryor tomorrow night in the first Purple Room Performance in fifty years.
Murray Art Guild's director Debi Danielson joins us on Sounds Good today because tonight, tomorrow and Sunday the Miller Center on Murray's Courthouse Square features the cornucopia of items available in its annual Holiday Sale.
"Voice of the Racers" Neal Bradley gives a Racers Basketball update with Tracy Ross
Next Week
- Sandy Linn of Calloway County Public Library
- Dr. Michael Bordieri continues our series Understanding Depression
- Sounds Good Live Lunch: Murray singer/songwriter Daniel Cohen
