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Meet the Kentucky native who went from being homeless to recording for Lil...
Kirby Adams, Louisville Courier Journal Published 9:48 a.m. ET June 20, 2019Hip-hop sound engineer and Kentucky native Finis “KY” White got his big break in the music industry working alongside...
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How Finis “KY” White’s Kentucky Identity Shapes His Success
By Michael Phillips Finis “KY” White, a multi-platinum audio engineer and Kentucky native, isn’t just a hit maker – he’s a career builder. “Everything that you’ve heard, K has touched,” said the...
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Be Bold Again in KY Public Education; An Inspirational Challenge
Public School Citizen Observations on Supporting Public Education Today Posted March 12, 2019 Debbie Wesslund Blog Last week I was inspired during a speech about public education. That doesn’t happen...
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Louisville’s Legacy of the Living Dead: The Zombie Walk Turns 15
By Michael Phillips Louisville hasn’t always been known for its fascination with the undead. In the past 15 years, though, the world has seen zombies enter the pop culture mainstream. In that time, a...
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A Brother’e Lifesaving Gift
People Magazine, August 12, 2019 The post A Brother’e Lifesaving Gift appeared first on Kentucky to the World.
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Kentucky to the World Artist Spotlight: Justin Kamerer’s Surreal Screen Printing
By Michael Phillips In the mid 2000s, Justin Kamerer needed to make a decision. He could stay stuck in his job in web design and comfortably build a portfolio or he could take a chance and go out on...
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Modern Outlaws: Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers Move to the World Stage
By Michael Phillips Much like there is no one way to define Kentucky, there is certainly no one way to define the vibrant and creative spirit of Appalachia. From reviving classic outlaw music to...
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KTW Artist Spotlight: David Cook and the Art of Mischief, Punk, and...
By Michael Phillips Recently, the Grammy-award winning musician Sturgill Simpson remarked on how Kentucky is “Musically speaking [Kentucky] is the most culturally rich pocket of American existence...
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Tony Moore: A Hometown Hero
By Taylor Cochran Feeling like the “weird kid” in a small town is a familiar feeling to many, including comic illustrator, Tony Moore. Unlike most, Tony returned home as an inspiration and icon. Tony...
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Tom Bullock’s Legacy from Pre-Prohibition to Progressive Hospitality
In the spirit of repeal day, it’s appropriate to mark the 102nd anniversary of the first publication of The Ideal Bartender, a pre-Prohibition book containing more than 150 original cocktail recipes....
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