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William Padmore
Host/Producer, All Things ConsideredWilliam is LPM's "All Things Considered" host. He formerly worked at Nebraska Public Media where he did reporting, hosted "All Things Considered" and helped produce "Friday Live," a weekly arts and humanities show. Previously, he was an anchor and reporter for KLIN Radio in Lincoln, Nebraska and he is a graduate of Arizona State University.
Email William at wpadmore@lpm.org.
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Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear thanked President Joe Biden for his leadership, and remained silent on the subject of a vice presidential nomination.
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A diocesan hermit living in eastern Kentucky recently got approval from his bishop to come out as transgender, the first known case of someone in his position to do so.
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This is a story for Kentucky Derby noobs. LPM’s William Padmore has three things you need to know to survive your first Derby.
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Celebrating 50 years as the State Theatre of Kentucky, Actors Theatre of Louisville's latest season includes new takes on classics, premiere work and local talent.
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Inspiration for Crystal Wilkinson's new book comes from time growing up with her grandparents in rural Indian Creek, Kentucky.