BlueGrass HomeFront
Kentucky Music and Stories
Season 2 Episode 11 “Grave”
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Special Thanks: Kathern Leon Anderson and Michael Trent
Today's Segments
Geektucky
Artist, tattooer and creator of the comic event, “Ain’t No Grave” Nick Alcorn.
Produced by: “Tyni” Brian K Woodard
Edited by: Malachi Woodard
Learn more and support the Kickstarter at-
https://www.aintnogravecomic.com/
Fancytalk
-Fallout from the 2021 Kentucky Legislative Session
-Kentucky Libertarian party fails social media.
Produced by: “Tyni” Brian K Woodard
Today's Music
First Music Break
Marcus Wilkerson - Darkness
The JRE- 33 & 1/3
Frigid Kitty - Hooks
Second Music Break
Dan Deel - Turn It Over
E-Flat - Hooligan Anthem
Mama Said String Band - Mountain Life
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