KET PARTNERSHIP

 

An important part of our mission is taking our message into “the world,” and Kentucky Educational Television is an important step in that direction.

Through a partnership with KET, the recordings of our live programs are being broadcast across the 16 stations and available to stream anytime on KET website.

In addition to reaching almost all parts of our state, KET reaches into parts of Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. This partnership is truly a game-changer for Kentucky to the World, and we’re proud to be able to help provide KET with important programming that promotes the best our state has to offer.

Kentucky Educational Television – KET – is Kentucky’s largest classroom, serving more than two million people each week via television, online, and mobile. KET is an innovative and efficient producer of digital education tools for the classroom with a presence in every school district and Kentucky’s highest-quality source for public affairs and cultural programming.

Find Out More at KET’s Web Site

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Featured KET Streaming
This Is the Way: Stagecraft, Stunts and Fighting on Screen
This Is the Way: Stagecraft, Stunts and Fighting on Screen

Louisville native Tom O'Connell, a renowned stuntman and actor known for his roles as the Heavy Mandalorian and Darth Vader, was the special guest at this dual-location event. Originally trained as a computer engineer, O'Connell's journey led him from an aspiring astronaut to a standout career in film and television. Live stunt demonstrations, interactive participation and on-stage discussions...

The State of Song
The State of Song

A dynamic combination of live musical performances, audience engagement and conversation featuring Harry Pickens, Ben Sollee, Hannah Drake and Emily Bingham, examines the role of "My Old Kentucky Home" as the song that represents our state, and thus ourselves, from its problematic roots to its modern disconnect.

Carol Wyatt: 35 Years of TV Animation and Film
Carol Wyatt: 35 Years of TV Animation and Film

Legendary film animator Carol Wyatt, who grew up in Louisville, sits down for a conversation with Brooke Keesling, head of animation talent development at Bento Box. Wyatt talks about animation as a profound means of storytelling through color, allowing her to weave narratives through her work on programs such as Rick and Morty, The Simpsons, Rocko's Modern Life, Foster's Home for Imaginary...