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  Mattie Jones, April 26, 2013

  Mattie Jones shares some of her favorite freedom songs and relates them to her experiences marching in the Deep South. She also talks about her work and…
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  Georgia Davis Powers, April…

  Georgia Davis Powers talks about her childhood, family, and the neighborhood she grew up in. Powers shares some of her early firsthand experiences of racial…
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  Suzanne "Suzy" Post, April 29,…

  Suzy Post describes her childhood, which took place during the Great Depression, and discusses her German-Jewish parents. She tells how this heritage influenced…
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  Porter G. "PG" Peeples, Sr.,…

  P. G. Peeples describes his childhood in Lynch, Kentucky, including his neighborhood, school, his leisure activities, and family discipline. Peeples states that…
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  George Logan, May 29, 2013

  George Logan was born in Stanford, Kentucky February 27, 1929. He grew up in Lincoln County, Kentucky and lived primarily with his grandparents. He discusses…
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  Raoul Cunningham, June 3,…

  Raoul Cunningham talks about how he became involved in the NAACP, his family, and his upbringing. Cunningham discusses his role model Ralph Bunche, who was the…
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  Dolores Delahanty, June 4,…

  Dolores Delahanty tells how she became involved in the National Student Association while attending college, and how she met her husband through this…
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  Edgardo Mansilla, June 4,…

  Edgardo Mansilla talks about growing up in Argentina, and discusses the Dirty War in Argentina in the 1970's and 1980's, and political instability in other…
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  Charles Neblett, June 17, 2013

  In this interview, Charles Neblett describes his family, influences, education and childhood. He talks about his work in the Civil Rights Movement in Cairo,…
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  John J. Johnson, June 18, 2013

  John Johnson talks about his family situation after the deaths of his parents, as well as the deaths of several other close relations. He also discusses W. H.…
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  Charles Elliott, Jr.,…

  In this interview, Charles Elliott, Jr. talks about his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement in Alabama. He discusses becoming a minister, and his church in…
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  Darryl Owens, September 11,…

  In this interview, Darryl Owens talks about growing up in Louisville, Kentucky in the 1940's and 1950's. He describes attending segregated schools and studying…
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  Beverly Watts, September 11,…

  In this interview, Beverly Watts talks about segregation in Tennessee during her youth and her civil rights advocacy as a student at Southern Illinois…
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  Gerald A. Neal, September 16,…

  In this interview, Gerald Neal discusses his career as State Senator, his childhood and family, and his education. He talks about segregation in Louisville and…
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  Carla Wallace, October 13,…

  In this interview, Carla Wallace discusses her family and advocacy work for gay rights and civil rights in Kentucky, especially Louisville. She talks about the…
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  Merlene Davis, April 30, 2015

  Merlene Davis first recalls her experience of the integration of the school system in her hometown of Owensboro, Kentucky, also explaining her family…
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  William F. McMurry, May 18,…

  William McMurry discusses his early life, explaining how his father has always inspired him to fight for justice through his work as a lawyer, and how he…
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  Chester Grundy, May 28, 2015

  University of Kentucky administrator Chester Grundy, after discussing his induction into the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Hall of Fame, discusses his…
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  Alan Anderson, June 15, 2015

  Dr. Alan Anderson discusses his involvement in the civil rights movement, including his arrest in Albany, Georgia as part of a civil rights demonstration headed…
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  Roszalyn Akins, November 9,…

  Roszalyn Akins describes her family and childhood growing up in Lexington, Kentucky. She talks about transferring from an all-Black school to an integrated…
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  Ed Hamilton, November 4, 2015

  Sculptor Ed Hamilton talks about growing up in Louisville, Kentucky and discusses his parents' business. His father was a tailor and his mother was a barber (in…
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  Ed Hamilton, July 2, 2016

  Hamilton speaks about the influence that the civil rights movement had on his life and career as an artist. He also goes in depth about his commissions that he…
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  David Tandy, March 27, 2018

  Tandy discusses his career in public service, as well as how his childhood in Owensboro, Kentucky pointed his life in a political direction. He also discusses…
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  Patrick Delahanty, March 27,…

  Delahanty, a priest and human rights advocate, discusses the different problems that he took on during his younger days, including helping to get approval to…
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  Renee Shaw, December 14, 2018

  Renee Shaw, at the time of this interview, is the Public Affairs Managing Producer & Host at KET. She has been with KET since 1997. In this interview, she…