A WEEKLY RADIO MAGAZINE FROM 88.9 WEKU
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A WEEKLY RADIO MAGAZINE FROM 88.9 WEKU
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LISTEN LIVE: Thursday 1 PM and 8 PM, Sunday 6 PM
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LISTEN LIVE: Thursday 1 PM and 8 PM, Sunday 6 PM
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LISTEN ONLINE: www.esweku.org
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LISTEN ONLINE: www.esweku.org
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March 19, 2026
Thursday 1 PM & 8 PM
(Rebroadcast Sundays at 6 PM)
Consequences of environmental deregulation
Learn to navigate thorny political conversations
Musicians Fred Nez Keams and Brit Taylor
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March 19, 2026
Thursday 1 PM & 8 PM
(Rebroadcast Sundays at 6 PM)
Consequences of environmental deregulation
Learn to navigate thorny political conversations
Musicians Fred Nez Keams and Brit Taylor
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What are the consequences of environmental deregulation? The Trump administration has done away with the “endangerment finding,” an EPA process that had identified six greenhouse gases as dangerous to human health under the Clean Air Act. The agency has also rescinded "Mercury and Air Toxics Standards" (“MATS") that had established limits on mercury, acid gases, and other toxic pollutants from affected coal and oil-fired power plants. We hear from Ashley Wilmes, Executive Director of the Kentucky Resources Council.
Learn new skills that can help you navigate today’s thorny political conversations. Behavioral scientist Allison Gerrard, Managing Director of the organization “Moral Courage,” is guest of Carolyn Dupont, host of our series, “Civics, Civility, and the Path to a Shared American Future.”
Navajo Fred Nez Keams was raised in the harsh conditions of a federal boarding school in New Mexico. He now lives in Mercer County, Kentucky, where he fashions wood flutes. Keams is preparing to perform for the latest Green Room Exchange concert in Lexington.
Brit Taylor grew up in Hindman. And although she has lived and worked in Nashville for the past 18 years, her Eastern Kentucky roots are firm and never far from her mind. That’s very evident in Brit’s third album. She joins us to talk about and share the music.
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What are the consequences of environmental deregulation? The Trump administration has done away with the “endangerment finding,” an EPA process that had identified six greenhouse gases as dangerous to human health under the Clean Air Act. The agency has also rescinded "Mercury and Air Toxics Standards" (“MATS") that had established limits on mercury, acid gases, and other toxic pollutants from affected coal and oil-fired power plants. We hear from Ashley Wilmes, Executive Director of the Kentucky Resources Council.
Learn new skills that can help you navigate today’s thorny political conversations. Behavioral scientist Allison Gerrard, Managing Director of the organization “Moral Courage,” is guest of Carolyn Dupont, host of our series, “Civics, Civility, and the Path to a Shared American Future.”
Navajo Fred Nez Keams was raised in the harsh conditions of a federal boarding school in New Mexico. He now lives in Mercer County, Kentucky, where he fashions wood flutes. Keams is preparing to perform for the latest Green Room Exchange concert in Lexington.
Brit Taylor grew up in Hindman. And although she has lived and worked in Nashville for the past 18 years, her Eastern Kentucky roots are firm and never far from her mind. That’s very evident in Brit’s third album. She joins us to talk about and share the music.
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Dynamix Productions, and WEKU-FM, Eastern Kentucky University’s public radio station in Richmond, KY, partnered in 2018 to move primary production of the popular long-running radio program EASTERN STANDARD to the studios of Dynamix. The first program produced at Dynamix aired on July 19, 2018. By bringing the production to Lexington, producers have easier access to Central Kentucky business, healthcare, and education leaders, as well as local artists, entertainers, and other newsmakers. The move underlines WEKU’s commitment to providing the area’s most concise and in-depth coverage of news, issues, and ideas that directly affect Central Kentuckians.
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Hosted by network news veteran Tom Martin, EASTERN STANDARD is a public affairs program that covers a broad range of topics of interest to Kentuckians. Resources for topics include WEKU’s reporting partner, the Ohio Valley ReSource, a partnership with seven public media outlets across three states; the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting; and National Public Radio. EASTERN STANDARD can be heard Thursdays at 11:00 AM / 8:00 PM and Sundays at 6:00 PM on 88.9 WEKU-FM.
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Dynamix Productions is an audio recording and post facility in Lexington, KY. We specialize in sound for picture, corporate communications, advertising, ISDN, audiobooks, and voice-overs.
Since our opening in 2003, we have won or been a part of nearly one hundred awards; including more than 75 ADDY’s (American Advertising Federation), 8 Telly's, 2 Silver Microphones, 1 PRSA (Public Relations Society of America), 1 Eclipse Award, and 1 Emmy nomination.
Dynamix is an Audible Approved recording studio.
Why do professionals from desktop producers to Fortune 50 companies choose Dynamix for the highest level of production?
We Listen.
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Dynamix Productions, Inc.
333 N Ashland Ave, Ste 120
Lexington, KY 40502
859-335-1011
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Dynamix Productions, Inc.
333 N Ashland Ave, Ste 120
Lexington, KY 40502
859-335-1011
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