Martina Kunnecke shares her views on the resilience of Louisville’s West End and what can help it thrive.
A West End advocate discusses the strengths and challenges of her community Read More »
The leader of TreesLouisville discusses how she sees trees as a tool toward a more equitable community.
Trees as a tool for cleaner air in Louisville’s West End Read More »
Aaron Patton, a Kansas-based photographer, is traveling coast-to-coast to take photos and document oral history. He made a stop in Kentucky earlier this month.
LISTEN: Photographer documenting people from all 50 states stops in Kentucky Read More »
A poet and ornithologist discusses how birds can inspire poetry that helps teach us about race.
How nature, poetry, and birds fly together to teach us about race Read More »
The art and activism of today by artists of color thrive because of the long shadow of America’s Harlem Renaissance.
The Harlem Renaissance still has an impact on today’s arts and activism Read More »
Knitter Gaye “GG” Glasspie calls on allies to stand in the gap between Black people and those who would harm them.
How knitting icon Gaye ‘GG’ Glasspie uses her voice for good Read More »
Dancer and scholar Ananya Chatterjea talks about how our bodies are the site of our identities and our experiences, including protesting injustice.
Our bodies tell our stories and through dance, we can tell stories of protest Read More »
An environmental justice nonprofit leader discusses how Memphis, Tennessee communities have responded to data centers and their effect on community health.
What Louisville can learn from Memphis as communities push back against data centers Read More »
Showrunner and TV writer Nkechi Okoro Carroll discusses how television has the power to help bridge differences and build community with our neighbors.
TVs are modern-day campfires, says writer who pursues stories to make social change Read More »
An environmental justice nonprofit leader discusses her approach to challenging the proliferation of massive data centers.
In the fight over data centers, who’s David and who’s Goliath? Read More »
tabor-smith joined LPM’s “Race Unwrapped” podcast to talk about her work’s role in creating change
Playwright Gabriel Diego Hernandez joins LPM’s podcast “Race Unwrapped” to discuss the audience bond that live theatre can create.
LISTEN: The connection between live theatre and its audience Read More »
The Stolen Years project seeks to explore what’s working to close the nearly 15-year life expectancy gap between east and west Louisville.
Stacey Abrams joins LPM’s “Race Unwrapped” to discuss the power of storytelling.
The Bright Bees Project is a student-driven effort to have first-responders pass out stuffed animals with QR codes to help children in stressful situations
Fifth graders spread comfort and resources through stuffed animals Read More »
