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If Eastern Kentucky wants control of how the region is portrayed to the world, what should that new narrative say? We get the perspectives of a folklorist and a branding and messaging professional who lives and works in the region | Bouncing back after the downtime of the pandemic with fresh ideas in tow: LexPhil, The Lexington Theater Company, and EKU’s Shakespeare in the Ravine
Interviews in order of appearance:
Creative professional Jessica Robinson
LexPhil's Allison Kaiser and Kelly Corcoran
The Lexington Theater Company's Lyndy Franklin and Joseph Wrightson
Matthew Johnson, director of the EKU-based Appalachian Shakespeare Center
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