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Today on America in the Morning   Trump & Harris Prepare For Tuesday's Debate In the final weekend before Tuesday night's big debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the former President visited the battleground state of Wisconsin while the vice president hunkered down in Pittsburgh for debate prep. John Stolnis has more.    Latest On The Georgia School Shooting The mother of the Georgia school shooter traveled 200 miles to the school the day of the attack and warned the school something was wrong, while the New York Post reports the grandfather of the shooter said that his son-in-law bears responsibility for what the shooter did.     Injuries After A Sniper Targets A Kentucky Highway It was a driver's worst nightmare as a sniper armed with an assault rifle began shooting at cars on a Kentucky interstate highway. As correspondent Julie Walker reports, schools will be closed today in the area as police continue their search for a person of interest. Audio courtesy of Broadcastify and WYMT.    Nurse Killed After Her Honeymoon An Oregon nurse who vanished days after she returned home from her Hawaii wedding was found dead, and police have arrested her neighbor.     Arrest In Maryland School Shooting Police have charged a 16-year-old as an adult after a shooting in a suburban Baltimore, Maryland high school bathroom left a 15-year-old student dead. Correspondent Norman Hall reports.     RFK Off Two Battleground State Ballots Judges in two battleground states have ruled in cases surrounding whether Robert F. Kennedy Junior can remain on the 2024 election ballot. The latest from America in the Morning's Jeff McKay.     Trump & Harris Pre-Debate Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris spent the weekend in battleground states, with the Vice President in Pennsylvania making small appearances and focusing on debate prep for her Tuesday matchup with Trump, while the former president was in Wisconsin holding a rally where he called for smaller government and abolishing the Department of Education, and claimed he has been indicted more times than gangster Al Capone.  Correspondent Julie Walker reports.    Cheney On Why She Backs Harris In her first interview since she announced she would be voting for Kamala Harris, former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney tells ABC This Week hosted by Jonathan Karl that Donald Trump is, in her words, not a conservative. Pamela Furr has the story.    DOJ Expands Scope Of Russian Election Interference There are new indictments in the U.S. against alleged Russian military cybercriminals, including some with plans on creating disinformation ahead of the 2024 election. Correspondent Jackie Quinn reports.    Southern California Wildfire In Southern California which is dealing with a heatwave, residents in San Bernadino County in the path of a fast-moving wildfire have been told to evacuate. The latest from correspondent Bob Brown.     HS Football Player Dies An agonizing scene on a football field in the Florida Panhandle where a teenage high school player collapsed during a game and died. Correspondent Mike Hempen reports.    Russian Drones Penetrate NATO Countries Overseas, there was concern after two NATO members said Sunday that Russian drones violated their airspace, including one that crashed in the Baltic nation of Latvia. Correspondent Karen Chammas reports.     Two Differing Afghanistan Pullout Reports On Capitol Hill, Republicans and Democrats will release dueling documents on the deadly August 2021 U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan today.      Finally   Direct TV customers must be thinking this is like adding insult to injury. The pay-TV subscribers recently lost ABC, ESPN, and other Disney-owned channels due to a still-unresolved contract fight, and now customers are getting notices that there will be an increase in prices next month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After an illustrious 60-year tenure at Cainy Baptist Church in Knott County, Kentucky, Reverend Lawrence Baldrige bids farewell to his devoted community. Known for his unwavering dedication and heartfelt sermons, Pastor Baldrige reflects on his lifelong journey in ministry, expressing gratitude for the supportive community, the colleges, and the families he has served. In an interview with Kentucky TV station WYMT, he reminisces about his humble beginnings, attending Alice Lloyd College on a scholarship before continuing his education at the University of Kentucky.

Frank Murphy is joined by his friend Stacy McCloud, a former television news anchor who now works in public relations. They haven't seen each other since 2009.  Frank will give a presentation about the history of the Body Farm at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 19, 2023 at the Vonore Public Library. Learn more at https://bonezones.com (don't forget the S).  Stacy grew up in LaFollette and went to Campbell County High School and ETSU. She got a job at WYMT in Hazard, Kentucky and was eventually able to transfer to their sister station, WVLT in Knoxville.  Stacy left Knoxville to accept a job as the entertainment reporter at the Fox affiliate in Nashville. She next worked for Headline Country on GAC. She moved to Las Vegas and became a competitive bodybuilder.  In 2019, Stacy began doing public relations for a fitness company. She now works for a Nashville public relations company.  This episode is sponsored by the Secret City Improv Festival, October 6 and 7, 2023 at the Historic Grove Theater in Oak Ridge. See performances by 23 professional troupes and 3 local high school troupes. Performances are on Friday, October 6th at 7pm, 9p, and 11pm and on Saturday, October 7th at 3pm, 5pm, 7pm, 8:45pm and 10:30pm. Buy your tickets online at https://secretcityimprovfest.com/frank  Frank is excited about the upcoming season of Tennessee Scholars' Bowl because 64 teams have signed up for the tournament. The first day of recording will be October 4, 2023. The episodes will be broadcast in January, February, and March, 2024.  One of Stacy's PR clients is Dr. Jason Collier at Southern Dental Implant Center. Dr. Collier will give away a free dental makeover to someone who has been impacted by the suicide of a friend or relative or who has had suicidal thoughts themselves. Nominations will be accepted until November 18, 2023 (International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day.) Nominations can be submitted by emailing stacy@aroluxe.com, by calling 615-870-9088 between the hours of 9am-6pm, or by visiting https://tinyurl.com/thegiftofasmile. Include the nominee's name, location, contact information, and backstory. Because of the sensitivity of this subject, all nominees and the recipient of the smile giveaway will remain anonymous unless they would like their identity to be revealed. The person selected for the makeover must be willing to travel to Memphis for treatment.  Frank and Stacy reminisce about the late Chef Walter Lambert, who used to do a daily cooking segment on WVLT. A few times Frank saw Chef Walter returning that day's floral centerpiece to Food City in Bearden. Stacy's grandmothers would write down Chef Walter's recipes in their personal cookbooks.  Frank suggests that Stacy should visit the Silent Heroes Of The Cold War National Memorial at Mount Charleston, about 35 miles from downtown Las Vegas.  Sign up for a 30-day trial of Audible Premium Plus and get a free premium selection that's yours to keep. Go to http://AudibleTrial.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  Find us online https://www.FrankAndFriendsShow.com/  Please subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://YouTube.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  and hit the bell for notifications.  Find the audio of the show on major podcast apps including Spotify, Apple, Google, iHeart, and Audible.  Find us on social media:  https://www.facebook.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  https://www.instagram.com/FrankAndFriendsShow  https://www.twitter.com/FrankNFriendsSh  Thanks!

We hear from Justin Edwards on his performance in Toronto; (20:00) we talk UK football and basketball with BBN Tonight's new co-anchor, Maggie Davis; (41:00) UK's newest assistant baseball coach, Austin Cousino, the former gold glove-winning centerfielder is out on the recruiting trail and checks in with us; (1:01:00) WKYT Sports Director Brian Milam on how he's splitting time between his station and WYMT in Hazard and Jeff Spicoli pays the price for being late to class…

Do not forget your shirts and merch! Support the show and Grizzly! Thank You~ https://grizzly.spiritsale.com https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt Entertainment Purposes Only. All Parties Are Proven Innocent Until Proven Guilty In A Court Of Law. News Article By Alyssa Williams Published: May. 7, 2023 at 6:23 PM EDT WYMT Mountain News Weekend Edition newscast at 6 p.m. on Sunday. HARLAN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - The family of Harlan County native Mike Lamb is continuing to search for answers following his disappearance last year. It was March of 2022 when Lamb, 53, vanished from the Evarts community. Lamb's family said he walked outside the home he shared with his brother to go to his neighbor's house, but he never made it there. I mean, he left his phone and his wallet and everything like that, and my brother that is disabled, he also took care of, and he had left him there so I know he hadn't planned on being gone for long,” said Lamb's sister, Chasity Lamb. Once Lamb was declared missing, his family hit the ground running with the search for him. ”We went actually just everywhere. We went to the different places that we thought he could have been,” said Lamb's cousin, Janice Brewer. “We went searching the river banks to make sure he hadn't fell off the side of the road or anything. We searched the ditches. We searched everywhere.” More than one year later, the search for answers continues. ”We urge everybody that if you hear anything at all, no matter how crazy it sounds, to tell one of us or the sheriff's office so we can check into it,” said Lamb's son, Aaron Lamb. “It might sound off the wall and crazy, but it could have some truth to it, and that one little piece of information could very well be what leads us to finding my dad.” Although the family said this search has been difficult, they continue to hold hope that justice will be served for Lamb. “Whatever happened, he didn't deserve it,” said Aaron Lamb. “We know for sure he doesn't deserve to be laying up on the mountain somewhere or something. He deserves to be brought home.” In a statement to WYMT, Harlan County Sheriff Chris Brewer said his department's efforts in the search for Lamb are also continuing. The Mike Lamb case remains open as a missing persons case with foul play involved. There isn't a lot we can comment on due to the case remaining active but the Harlan County Sheriff's Office is still following any and all leads. I spoke with Mr. Lambs family not long after I was sworn in as Sheriff and informed them that we would continue on with the investigation and do everything in our power to bring justice and closure to the family. We are currently following new leads but also revisiting old leads to ensure we are doing everything possible to find Mr. Lamb and the ones responsible for his disappearance. In the meantime, Mr. Lamb's family remains in my prayers because I could not imagine the nightmare they are living. I ask anyone that if you have any information to please do the right thing and contact the Harlan County Sheriff's Office. Chris Brewer, Harlan County Sheriff Lamb's family said they are grateful for Sheriff Brewer's dedication to finding Lamb. They added they plan to host a large search party in the future. #mikelamb #where #walkededaway #kentucky #wymt #Summerwells #murder #coldcase #grizzlyonthehunt #unsolved #police #fbi #forensics #water #shallowgrave #missing #missingperson #kidnapoed #raped #stabbed #tied #body #buried localpolice #news #media #detectives #hotline #tips #sheriffs #deputy#deputies #drugs #narcotics #sex #dumpster #hotel #needle #heroin #prostitution #Xanax #pills #lost @TrueCrime @CrimeNews @CriminalJustice @kentucky @grizzlyonthehunt @HomicideCases @MurderMystery @CrimeSceneInvestigation @ForensicScience @ColdCase @CrimeDocumentary @SerialKiller @JusticeSystem @Criminology @CrimePrevention @LawEnforcement @VictimAdvocacy @CriminalProfiling @PrisonSystem @CrimeStatistics @GangViolence @CrimeAnalysis --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support

We talk WYMT mountain classic and 14th region basketball.

We go into detail on the previous and upcoming games of the WYMT and 14th Region.

If you listen close, you can still hear Rocky Top out of Knoxville. This week we're joined by former WYMT-er Camille Gear to talk about the legendary Tennessee-Alabama game and how it felt to be in Neyland that night. We get into the few but mighty games of Week 8 and look at a leaked schedule for what could be coming to Austin in 2025. Does the Tennessee hangover last into UK week, and did they ever get the goalpost out of the river? GET THE STICKER: tinyurl.com/wub2sx7 FOLLOW COURTNEY: twitter.com/courtneylaynebr FOLLOW JEREMY: twitter.com/jeremysbrewer

If you have been wondering where the July episode of Uniquely Kentucky has been, do not worry you did not miss a thing. We decided to hit the pause button out of respect to several major tragedies making the headlines in eastern Kentucky in June and July. First the funerals for the deadly ambush on three Floyd Co county officers and a K9 in early July and then the historic and catastrophic flooding that swept across parts of eastern Kentucky in late July. WKYT''s Amber Philpott is someone who holds eastern Kentucky very close to her heart. It's a place that gave Amber her start in television news, it's the place she got her college education and to her the mountains and its people will always have a place in her heart. This past month has been so incredibly hard on so many of our neighbors in eastern Kentucky, they have endured trauma, lost loved ones and watched as everything they worked so very hard for was washed away by the power of mother nature. The flooding turned creeks like Troublesome Creek, normally mild and meandering into raging torrents of water. Over the last month Amber and the WKYT team has spent time on the ground in places like Perry and Breathitt Counties, the devastation and destruction they have witnessed up close is immense, but they have also seen the kindness of strangers, been able to personally hug those who just needed to know someone cared and watched as a resilient region started to pick itself up and lean on others to get by. In this episode we found it only fitting to introduce you to someone that uses his creative passion and soul to bring to life stories through video documenting eastern Kentucky and its people. Justin Skeens is an award-winning digital storyteller, in fact he is the Director of Digital Storytelling at Berea College. Skeens is an eastern Kentucky native, a former WYMT and WKYT videographer and in the last month he has picked up his camera not to document, but help preserve the history and struggles that have unfolded during this chaotic time. His love for Appalachia and everything it stands for is quite evident when you talk with him or watch one of his beautifully crafted pieces. He is a boy from the mountains living out a dream behind the lens using his talents to share with the world a place so many of us hold dear, Appalachia.

If you have been wondering where the July episode of Uniquely Kentucky has been, do not worry you did not miss a thing. We decided to hit the pause button out of respect to several major tragedies making the headlines in eastern Kentucky in June and July. First the funerals for the deadly ambush on three Floyd Co county officers and a K9 in early July and then the historic and catastrophic flooding that swept across parts of eastern Kentucky in late July. WKYT''s Amber Philpott is someone who holds eastern Kentucky very close to her heart. It's a place that gave Amber her start in television news, it's the place she got her college education and to her the mountains and its people will always have a place in her heart. This past month has been so incredibly hard on so many of our neighbors in eastern Kentucky, they have endured trauma, lost loved ones and watched as everything they worked so very hard for was washed away by the power of mother nature. The flooding turned creeks like Troublesome Creek, normally mild and meandering into raging torrents of water. Over the last month Amber and the WKYT team has spent time on the ground in places like Perry and Breathitt Counties, the devastation and destruction they have witnessed up close is immense, but they have also seen the kindness of strangers, been able to personally hug those who just needed to know someone cared and watched as a resilient region started to pick itself up and lean on others to get by. In this episode we found it only fitting to introduce you to someone that uses his creative passion and soul to bring to life stories through video documenting eastern Kentucky and its people. Justin Skeens is an award-winning digital storyteller, in fact he is the Director of Digital Storytelling at Berea College. Skeens is an eastern Kentucky native, a former WYMT and WKYT videographer and in the last month he has picked up his camera not to document, but help preserve the history and struggles that have unfolded during this chaotic time. His love for Appalachia and everything it stands for is quite evident when you talk with him or watch one of his beautifully crafted pieces. He is a boy from the mountains living out a dream behind the lens using his talents to share with the world a place so many of us hold dear, Appalachia.

Bill Bryant and journalists discuss the news of the week, including the latest developments in a court battle over Kentucky's abortion trigger law and the ongoing addiction crisis. Guests: Alex Acquisto, Lexington Herald-Leader; Ryland Barton, Kentucky Public Radio; and Steve Hensley, WYMT in Hazard.

Larry talks to Ethan Sirles from WYMT about the recent flooding in eastern Kentucky.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to Ethan Sirles from WYMT about the terrible flooding of many parts of eastern Kentucky in hour 1.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a journalist now for 19 years WKYT's Amber Philpott says there have been stories that have quite frankly just fascinated her. There are stories that when simply mentioned she is compelled to click on our watch to learn the latest in the case or story. One of those stories is that of disgraced eastern Kentucky lawyer Eric C. Conn. The Floyd County attorney managed to pull off the largest social security fraud scheme in U.S. history. Conn's story is one that is almost unbelievable and one that you might think was ripped from the pages of a Hollywood script. Conn's story was recently released as part of a new docuseries, The Big Conn on Apple TV+. For this episode of Uniquely Kentucky host Amber Philpott is talking with former WKYT and WYMT reporter and anchor Tanner Hesterberg. He has worked on this case in his reporter days, but now is back in eastern Kentucky as an attorney and fighting to help some of Conn's clients try and get their benefits back.

As a journalist now for 19 years WKYT's Amber Philpott says there have been stories that have quite frankly just fascinated her. There are stories that when simply mentioned she is compelled to click on our watch to learn the latest in the case or story. One of those stories is that of disgraced eastern Kentucky lawyer Eric C. Conn. The Floyd County attorney managed to pull off the largest social security fraud scheme in U.S. history. Conn's story is one that is almost unbelievable and one that you might think was ripped from the pages of a Hollywood script. Conn's story was recently released as part of a new docuseries, The Big Conn on Apple TV+. For this episode of Uniquely Kentucky host Amber Philpott is talking with former WKYT and WYMT reporter and anchor Tanner Hesterberg. He has worked on this case in his reporter days, but now is back in eastern Kentucky as an attorney and fighting to help some of Conn's clients try and get their benefits back.

Stacie and Billy speak with special guest and long-time friend Tanner Hesterberg! Eastern Kentucky native, former WYMT news anchor, and now recent Cincinnati University Law School Graduate, Tanner talks with us about his successful journalism career and what it means to get to serve the people of Eastern Kentucky through many different facets.

In early May, a woman hiking with friends in the Clifty Wilderness area of eastern Kentucky injured her leg and could not walk. The Wolfe County Search and Rescue team was dispatched to carry her out. She was several miles off the trail. They arrived and gave first aid. Then they placed her on a rescue stretcher. They carried her several miles over rugged terrain. At one point they waded a mile down a creek. It took nearly 33 hours for the rescue team to bring her to safety.* Wow! Talk about bearing a load. Can you imagine being one of a few people carrying another up and down steep hills and through the water and rocks of a stream bed for over a day? That was hard work! You and I would be exhausted! I want you to keep that picture in mind when you hear Ephesians 4:2, which says, "Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love."(NIV) In this verse, being patient is described as “bearing with one another.” The same word can be translated “put up with one another” or “endure one another.” It is the picture of that rescue squad carrying the injured woman. Patience is sometimes very hard work. We may have to put up with irritating people. We may feel exhausted with the effort. But God's Spirit gives us the patience to endure. *TJ Caudill, "One for the record books: Wolfe County Search and Rescue team rescues hiker," WYMT.com, May. 3, 2021, https://www.wymt.com/2021/05/03/one-for-the-record-books-wolfe-county-search-and-rescue-team-rescues-hiker/ Please provide feedback and suggestions at: https://www.sparkingfaith.com/feedback/ Bumper music “Landing Place” performed by Mark July, used under license from Shutterstock.

Friday 16Apr21 The David Knight Show INTERVIEW: Ammon Bundy - PeoplesRights.org CEO of Pfizer now dictates we will get his jab annually KY Gov — lockdown until virtually EVERYONE vaccinated Fauci's Gain of Function experiments getting attention in mainstream as NIH moves to man-monkey transhumanism experiments Jordan & Scalise scold Fauci — avoiding THE issue Small church, meeting outdoors, pastors arrested in Finland 2nd country bans AstraZeneca TOPICS by TIMECODE below Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation through, PayPal at:  https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/davidknightshow Venmo at:  venmo@davidknightshow Cash App at:  $davidknightshow BTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Mail: David Knight, POB 1323, Elgin, TX 78621   3:34 Fauci NIH “Nazi” Institute of Health: From Bioweapons to Transhumanism   28:59 After Arkansas legislature overrides Gov Hutchinson (R) to stop sexual mutilation and puberty blocking of minors, Alabama offers similar legislation   39:14 $BILLION per Mile? And They Want to Tax Us by the Mile? NONE of this is about transportation or saving the environment — it's about control & surveillance   1:02:32 Pelosi says we need more judges because we have more people?  THAT is an argument for packing the House — going back to the Constitution to have 1 Congressional representative for every 50,000 people (that would give us 6,600)   1:30:13 Jim Jordan begs Fauci for liberty while agreeing with him on the pandemic.  All sound and fury signifying nothing   1:54:33 WYMT reports Kentucky Gov Beshear says lockdown until 98% vaccinated (no more than 50,000 out of 2.5 Million)   2:02:40 INTERVIEW: Ammon Bundy, PeoplesRights.org: Martial Law, Jury Trials Suspended in Republican Idaho   2:05:42 How the Federal govt BOUGHT the lockdown & pandemic with BILLIONS given directly to governors as the Idaho governor's written decree explains   2:36:25 ObamaCare on Steroids: CEO Tells You When & What Jabs You MUST Have   2:47:23 NPR Tries to Demonize and Demonetize An0maly — How dare a hip hop artist get more traction telling the truth than the Coincidence Theorists!   2:59:22 Blood on Their Hands: 21 Yr Old Dies, 43 Yr Old Father of 7 Paralyzed

Friday 16Apr21 The David Knight Show* INTERVIEW: Ammon Bundy - PeoplesRights.org* CEO of Pfizer now dictates we will get his jab annually* KY Gov — lockdown until virtually EVERYONE vaccinated* Fauci's Gain of Function experiments getting attention in mainstream as NIH moves to man-monkey transhumanism experimentsJ* ordan & Scalise scold Fauci — avoiding THE issue* Small church, meeting outdoors, pastors arrested in Finland* 2nd country bans AstraZenecaTOPICS by TIMECODE belowFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through,PayPal at:  https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/davidknightshowVenmo at:  venmo@davidknightshowCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David Knight, POB 1323, Elgin, TX 786213:34 Fauci NIH “Nazi” Institute of Health: From Bioweapons to Transhumanism28:59 After Arkansas legislature overrides Gov Hutchinson (R) to stop sexual mutilation and puberty blocking of minors, Alabama offers similar legislation39:14 $BILLION per Mile? And They Want to Tax Us by the Mile? NONE of this is about transportation or saving the environment — it's about control & surveillance1:02:32 Pelosi says we need more judges because we have more people? THAT is an argument for packing the House — going back to the Constitution to have 1 Congressional representative for every 50,000 people (that would give us 6,600)1:30:13 Jim Jordan begs Fauci for liberty while agreeing with him on the pandemic. All sound and fury signifying nothing1:54:33 WYMT reports Kentucky Gov Beshear says lockdown until 98% vaccinated (no more than 50,000 out of 2.5 Million)2:02:40 INTERVIEW: Ammon Bundy, PeoplesRights.org: Martial Law, Jury Trials Suspended in Republican Idaho2:05:42 How the Federal govt BOUGHT the lockdown & pandemic with BILLIONS given directly to governors as the Idaho governor's written decree explains2:36:25 ObamaCare on Steroids: CEO Tells You When & What Jabs You MUST Have2:47:23 NPR Tries to Demonize and Demonetize An0maly — How dare a hip hop artist get more traction telling the truth than the Coincidence Theorists!2:59:22 Blood on Their Hands: 21 Yr Old Dies, 43 Yr Old Father of 7 Paralyzed

Bill Bryant and journalists discuss widespread flooding in Kentucky, reopening schools, several bills passed in the General Assembly, and other news of the week. Guests: Emily Bennett, WYMT in Hazard; Daniel Desrochers, Lexington Herald-Leader; Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette; and Lawrence Smith, WDRB in Louisville.

Episode 346: Adam Banks and Amber Turner discuss the following on this episode. 1. The snowy weather as of late in Kentucky 2. What temperature do you keep your thermostat at?3. Five puppies freeze to death in the cold after being left outside in the cold4. Radio Legend, Rush Limbaugh dies at 70. 5. Super Bowl 55- The Weekends halftime performance - Eric Church's National Anthem performance -Is Tom Brady the greatest athlete of all time?6. Adam reflects on visiting WYMT when he was 3 in 1991. 7. Brittney Spears Conservatorship 8.Tiger Woods Car Crash AND MORE!! Follow OFF THE CUFF: FB: @offthecuffwithadambanksIG:@offthecuffwithadambanksTwitter:@theadambanksIG:@theadambanksSubscribe on Itunes, Spotify, YouTube

In part 1 of this two part episode of the Chillbillies Podcast, we sit down with WYMT/ESPN alumnus, Jay Crawford.  In this wide ranging discussion, Jay discusses his time at WYMT and living in Hazard.  Jay talks affectionately about one of his single greatest friends and mentors in the business, former Morehead ST basketball coach and WYMT/WKYT General Manager, Wayne Martin.  Jay breaks down his time at ESPN and the financial analysis that has lead to the several rounds of layoffs experienced at the world wide leader in sports.  We also spent an odd amount of time talking about Richie Farmer and Jay's belief that somebody needs to do a movie about that guy…which we said we would do.Enjoy!Twitter: @JaycrawfordCLEQuestions and comments: TheChillbilliesPod@gmail.com

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This week Victor and Andrea are joined by WKYT's sports director, Brian Milam. Brian has been at WKYT since 2010 after coming to the station from WYMT. He talks about his start as a news anchor and how his love for sports led to a switch from news. You'll also get to hear Victor and Brian do impressions of "Macho Man" Randy Savage editing video. The show ends with Andrea talking about her favorite thing this week, which is a story close to where she grew up.

This week Victor and Andrea are joined by WKYT's sports director, Brian Milam. Brian has been at WKYT since 2010 after coming to the station from WYMT. He talks about his start as a news anchor and how his love for sports led to a switch from news. You'll also get to hear Victor and Brian do impressions of "Macho Man" Randy Savage editing video. The show ends with Andrea talking about her favorite thing this week, which is a story close to where she grew up.

This week Victor and Andrea talk to WKYT weekend morning anchor Krista Frost. Krista started at WKYT's sister station, WYMT in Hazard. They discuss how she got started in the news business and the difficulties of trying to round up an interview, which she was trying to do during the podcast.

This week Victor and Andrea talk to WKYT weekend morning anchor Krista Frost. Krista started at WKYT's sister station, WYMT in Hazard. They discuss how she got started in the news business and the difficulties of trying to round up an interview, which she was trying to do during the podcast.

In the latest episode of Conversations, Victor and Andrea talk to WKYT news producer Mitchell Grogg. Mitchell has done everything from anchoring to reporting to producing the news. He started at WYMT before working in Colorado and making his way to Lexington. (Originally released in May of 2019)

It’s Kash Daniel Day at the Big X Studios as reaction to his denial drives the first part of the show, then LEX18’s Charlie Walter (@CharlieWalterTV) joins Benny T to give his perspective on the situation and the new video from WYMT that CLEARLY shows more than him moving his hand from under the pile

Victor Puente and Andrea Walker sat down with WKYT Meteorologist Jim Caldwell on the latest episode of WKYT Conversations. Caldwell discussed a wide variety of topics including his start in eastern Kentucky, working with WKYT Chief Meteorologist Chris Bailey, and he even talked about his favorite Christmas movies. Caldwell currently does weather during WKYT's morning and noon newscasts. He started his career in television weather working at WYMT in 2001, where he spent 12 years. Victor and Andrea will interview a variety of WKYT personalities on future episodes to give you an inside look at some of the people you see on television.

On this episode of The Critical Hour, Dr. Wilmer Leon is joined by Dr. Jack Rasmus, professor of economics at Saint Mary's College of California and author of "Central Bankers at the End of Their Ropes: Monetary Policy and the Coming Depression." In the latest escalation of a long-running and savagely bitter bilateral dispute that has already bounced from the historical space to the economic, Seoul took a cleaver on Thursday to a military intelligence-sharing pact with Tokyo, shifting the damage into the military space. So, the General Security of Military Information Agreement was up for renewal on Saturday, but Seoul, in a move that had been widely signaled, announced Thursday that it was “terminating” the pact. It was the brainchild of US President Barack Obama's administration, which sought to promote greater defense cooperation between its two Northeast Asian allies. Both shared separate treaties with Washington, but no official ties linked Seoul and Tokyo until GSOMIA went into effect in 2016. It had been renewed yearly since then. How have we gone from the historic to the economic to the military sphere?This has been the summer of crippling ransomware attacks. Wilmer — a town of almost 5,000 people just south of Dallas — is one of 22 cities across Texas that are simultaneously being held hostage for millions of dollars after a sophisticated hacker, perhaps a group of them, infiltrated government computer systems and encrypted their data. More than 40 municipalities have been the victims of cyberattacks this year, from major cities such as Baltimore, Maryland; Albany, New York; and Laredo, Texas; to smaller towns including Lake City, Florida. What's going on here, what's at stake, and is the national government taking appropriate action?The Trump administration is planning to hold migrant families in detention for the entire duration of their immigration proceedings. Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan says the current standards incentivize illegal entry, which has "caused and fueled" the family crisis at our southern border. Here we go again. Almost every day, or at least every week, there's a new assault on immigrants.The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland is weighing in on the possible return of a surveillance plane to help spot crime in Baltimore. In a statement, the group says the program is a privacy nightmare come to life, and it's the equivalent of requiring residents to wear GPS trackers whenever they leave home. The ACLU says a city with a terrible history of racism and lack of accountability by police should be the last place a secret program of mass surveillance is used. ACLU Maryland Executive Director Dana Vickers Shelley says surveillance technology designed for a military battlefield has no place in American cities, adding that Baltimore is not a battlefield, and its residents are not the enemy. A group of miners is continuing to block a coal train from leaving a mine in eastern Kentucky in protest of unpaid wages. Miners with Blackjewel LLC have been stationed along a section of track outside the Cloverlick Mine in Cumberland, Kentucky, since Monday afternoon and say they aren't leaving until they get paid. According to local outlet WYMT, several supporters have brought food and water to the protesters, including members of a church in South Carolina. The mayor of Cumberland told the station Monday that as many as 100 people were blocking the tracks. Is this part of a larger economic landscape?GUESTS:Dr. Jack Rasmus — Professor of economics at Saint Mary's College of California and author of "Central Bankers at the End of Their Ropes: Monetary Policy and the Coming Depression." Robert Fantina — Pro-Palestine activist, peace and human rights leader, journalist and author of "Essays on Palestine." Attorney Mark Shmueli — Manages a solo practice dedicated exclusively to immigration law. Shmueli represents asylum seekers before the Asylum Office and Executive Office for Immigration Review and handles employment-based non-immigrant and immigrant visa petitions. He has authored articles on the immigration consequences of criminal convictions and the Violence Against Women Act for the Maryland Bar Journal and is a frequent lecturer at national and local conferences on immigration law. Chris Garaffa — Web developer and technologist. Eugene Puryear — Co-host of By Any Means Necessary. Nathan Brown — Owner of mobile kitchen JonEvan Jack's.

In this week's episode of the East Kentucky Works podcast, we're featuring a recent airing of WYMT-TV's "Issues & Answers" program as host Steve Hensley discusses employment and retraining options available to miners affected by the recent Blackjewel mining company shutdown.Hensley is joined in the discussion by EKCEP Executive Director Jeff Whitehead, Industry Liaison Trish Adams, and Research and Program Effectiveness Manager Bridget Back. This discussion was recorded at the WYMT studio in Hazard, Ky. The video can be viewed at https://www.wymt.com/content/news/Issues-and-Answers-Eastern-Kentucky-CEP-513367811.htmlTo learn more about EKCEP's mission to prepare, advance, and expand the workforce of Eastern Kentucky, log on to ekcep.org.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Sweeter Vermouth" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Recorded at The Lighthouse for release w/c 24th June 2019   This week Jennlee Shallow tells us about her role in The Bodyguard, Helen Millward chats about her work as a medium, Aeron James shares his story and how West End Picnic was created, we find out the latest on the film Sustain, WYMT let us know about auditions for their production of Rock of Ages and we have music from ChriSophie.

In the latest episode of Conversations, Victor and Andrea talk to WKYT news producer Mitchell Grogg. Mitchell has done everything from anchoring to reporting to producing the news. He started at WYMT before working in Colorado and making his way to Lexington.

This week Phil sits down with Big Rig Jake Brake and his former/current manager Lemonjuice McGee to talk Appalachian Mountain Wrestling. Turns out the guys aren’t getting along to well right now and Lemonjuice kinda takes over the episode by berating Jake and talking about his new “Family”. Make sure you listen to this week’s show and go check out AMW at the Laurel County Fair July 10th as the Family and Lemonjuice McGee take on WWE Hall of Fame Tag Team the Rock N Roll Express! If that’s not enough Big Rig Jake Brake will be making his hometown debut Friday, July 13th in Barbourville, KY at the National Guard Armory. You can watch AMW-TV weekly on  Heroes and Icons on WYMT or on there YouTube Channel. This episode is brought to you by Collar and Elbow [www.collarandelbowbrand.com/] use promo code “RSRGPODCAST” at checkout for 10% your purchase.Also brought you by Middle Fidelity [www.facebook.com/middlefidelitystudio/] and www.Soundcloud.com

Digital / Web Executive Producer Nathan Lyttle recently quit his job in TV news at Kentucky station WYMT to go back to school to become a music teacher and mentor high school students. Ex-TV Producer Jennifer Moore chats with Nathan about shifting priorities, the state of social media, how stories "go viral," and the hardworking nature of fellow journalists. FOLLOW NATHAN ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nathan_lyttle?lang=en In the comments - be sure to answer Nathan's Question of the Day: "Do you love what you do?" ABOUT EX-TV PRODUCER: Real + honest insight on the media industry from a former TV producer. I'm Jennifer Moore - 15-year veteran of the broadcast industry. Work experience includes 6 local TV newsrooms, HSN, and most recently CNN in ATL. News Theme 1 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/extvproducer/support

Gonna be loaded tonight! We look at high school hoops as it's already time for the Sweet Sixteen. WYMT sports anchor Jamie McCracken will join us at 7:00 to look back at the Harlan County Black Bears victory over the Corbin Redhounds in the 13th Region championship.We'll talk Cats and the SEC tournament in Nashville with former Kentucky guard Ravi Moss! Northern Kentucky has punched their ticket, bids are flying all around.Tony Romo will have a new home this NFL season too!Call in at (845)277-9373!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support

Gonna be loaded tonight! We look at high school hoops as it's already time for the Sweet Sixteen. WYMT sports anchor Jamie McCracken will join us at 7:00 to look back at the Harlan County Black Bears victory over the Corbin Redhounds in the 13th Region championship. We'll talk Cats and the SEC tournament in Nashville with former Kentucky guard Ravi Moss!  Northern Kentucky has punched their ticket, bids are flying all around. Tony Romo will have a new home this NFL season too! Call in at (845)277-9373!