Broadcasting classic rock since 2014 (and other formats going back to 1995), this was my tunes from…read morearound Midway Kentucky and past Frankfort Kentucky. During that time, great tunes and a bunch of commercials. Ozzy Osbourne, Tom Petty, Aerosmith, Def Leppard, Rolling Stones and Bon Jovi, among others. Well over an hour of listening and if you drove past me this afternoon, you'd see me singing along and maybe even playing my air guitar. A good station, I would hope my "seek" button finds them the next time I'm passing through Central Kentucky. [Review 20177 overall - 217 in Kentucky - 1153 of 2023.]

Calling all book lovers! Run, don't walk, to Poor Richard's Books in Frankfort, KY. This amazing…read moreindependent bookstore is located on Broadway, across the street from the old capitol building. Stepping inside this bookstore was simply magical and gave yesteryear vibes. The building's character, the flooring, the smell, the stacks and ladders, the cozy size, the well-placed seating throughout for relaxing and reading, and the helpful and knowledgable staff come together to provide a book store experience like no other. The store sells new and used books and everything from current best sellers and children's books to historical books. After browsing the downstairs, a trip up the steps to the attic brings a large selection of antique and historical books, magazines, and documents. In addition to books there are hand-drawn cards, mugs, book-related gifts and so much more. Do allow plenty of time to browse during your visit (adventure!) to Old Richard's. The bookstore has an indoor walkthrough to the Coffeetree Cafe next next door, which is the perfect place to enjoy a coffee drink and flip through your book purchases!

This is a cute and quaint bookstore that connects to a cafe next door. They have a kids section and…read moreold books. I love supporting local small businesses

Radio Eye has saved me so much time and effort! I'm a nontraditional listener, having an autoimmune…read moredisease that interferes with my ability to engage with physical news material. They have kept me feeling less isolated and more connected to the world when I'm homebound, and they're keeping me informed when I can't read regular materials. The sound quality on the podcast has been wonderful, and I've added it to my Alexa. So convenient! Thanks for everyone there who volunteers and to the amazing staff!

I've been a volunteer at Radio Eye for nearly three years, taping program for the physically &…read morevisually impaired. This reading service is a wonderful outreach for those in need, and a worthy experience for those of us who offer our time to help.

This is really the best radio station in the city. The diversity is incredible. Electronic music,…read morebluegrass, indie music, hip-hop, classic rock - it's all there, and it's radio that you want to sit and listen to, not jump around from station to station in the car hoping you'll find some song you're familiar with. Plus, they stream live so you can listen anywhere. Some people think college radio is a certain kind of radio, but WRFL has both student and community helpers, so it's like a perfect hybrid. Seriously, except for maybe NPR - and WRFL has Democracy Now, so it has the best news show on the radio - I really never change my channel. I love this station.

I was looking back on my past reviews. I am now older and wiser. That "political talk show" is…read moreDemocracy Now! I depend on wrfl for giving me my news fix. Listen to it at 9AM!

Kentucky Monthly magazine is a quality publication that I always look forward to reading. Each…read moreissue, near the cover page, includes a map of Kentucky with the counties featured in that monthly issue shaded. It is well balanced with a variety of topics of interest to most Kentuckians. Regular departments include Kentucky Kwiz, Across Kentucky, Curiosities, Cooking, Explore 120 Eats (A Quest to Taste Kentucky's Best), People, Off the Shelf, Field Notes, and Calendar. Of course all magazines contain advertising but the ads you'll find in Kentucky Monthly are all Kentucky related and blend with the contents of the magazine. I always find something of interest to read in the magazine. Even if I didn't the Guide to Kentucky's most interesting events at the end of the magazine provides a valuable tool for planning extra activities. It is not only broken down by dates it is also listed by regions (Bluegrass, Louisville, Northern, Western, and Southern). I've read the November Issue but now I'm outlining activities I don't want to miss in November.

I am a subscriber to Kentucky Monthly. Of all the printed material I get in my mailbox each month,…read moreKentucky Monthly is the only publication I read page for page. It is informative, it is colorful, it provides a historical perspective for all things Kentucky. I have taken trips to visit sites they recommend, I have cooked food from recipes they print, and I have enjoyed the historical articles about Kentucky and it's sometimes eccentric denizens. If I ever leave Kentucky, and I hope to never do so, my Kentucky Monthly subscription will stay with me.

We went exploring, Paris, Kentucky and I came across this downtown mural while exploring. Here it…read moreis not much to it, but it's the bourbon county citizen, Bureau of the paper, boy throwing papers.

If youve ever heard a cool radio ad that made you smile chances are it was produced by talented…read morefolks like the ones you'll find here. I had Rachel and Steve who really made me feel comfortable and cool it was so easy.

I went to their music day event and it was incredible! Good food, nice people, and excellent music…read moreby Joslyn and the Sweet Compression.