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New & Noteworthy
A Louisville high school senior has become the
face of an effort to ban texting while driving in Kentucky:
Will Craig suffered a traumatic brain injury during a car accident and
had to learn to walk and talk again. Much of his energy today is focused
on rallying support for a ban on texting while driving.
Lisa Autry went to Louisville to hear Craig's story. (In the second
part of this series, we'll hear from someone who is opposed to the ban).
WKU Photojournalism Exhibition:
WKU Photojournalism Coordinator James Kenney spoke with Lee Stott about
a gallery exhibition celebrating the program's success in the Hearst
journalism awards.
More.
New
Jazz Lineup: Join us every Saturday night for great jazz
on WKU Public Radio, starting with JazzSet from NPR, a new
addition to the lineup. Tune in starting at 7pm C.T./8pm E.T., right
after A Prairie Home Companion. More.
New
on Saturdays:Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
is NPR's weekly hour-long quiz program. Each week on the radio you can
test your knowledge against some of the best and brightest in the news
and entertainment world while figuring out what's real news and what's
made up. Saturdays at 10am C.T./11am E.T.
NPR's Morning Edition starts the day with
news from around the region and around the world, plus the arts,
science, politics, sports, and much more.
Introducing
the Public Radio Tuner. iPhone and other internet radio users can now
listen to WKU Public Radio for free via streaming audio. For more
information on how to access our live stream,
follow these simple instructions.
New
Jazz Lineup: Join us every Saturday night for great jazz
on WKU Public Radio, starting with JazzSet from NPR, a new
addition to the lineup. Tune in starting at 7pm C.T./8pm E.T., right
after A Prairie Home Companion. 
New
on Saturdays: Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
is NPR's weekly hour-long quiz program. Each week on the radio you can
test your knowledge against some of the best and brightest in the news
and entertainment world while figuring out what's real news and what's
made up. 
Introducing
the Public Radio Tuner. iPhone and other internet radio users can now
listen to WKU Public Radio for free via streaming audio. For more
information on how to access our live stream,
