- 19th Amendment Series: Uneven equality
- The story of fierce, Lexington-born social activist Sophonisba Breckinridge
- How is the pandemic impacting live theatre performance?
- One year later: Appalshop goes solar
Segment One: The 19th Amendment, ratified 100 years ago, guarantees all American women the right to vote. But, according to the latest in our 19th Amendment Centennial series, it wasn’t always universal | Who was Lexington-born Sophonisba Breckinridge? Her remarkable story in an interview with historian Anya Jabour . LISTEN
Segment Two: What is the post-pandemic future of live Theatre? We ask playwright and producing director Bo List | Appalshop “went solar” a year ago. A look into how this renewable energy source has impacted the non-profit’s bottom line. LISTEN
Interviews in order of appearance:
19th Amendment - Kathi Kern with Anastasia Curwood
Sophonisba Breckinridge - Anya Jabour