New Episode Alert!

We know it's Lexington Taco Week, but this week, we're diving into something just as exciting-flowers! We sat down with Kelly Stanley of @grayarborfarm, our favorite local flower dealer, to hear her inspiring journey. From culinary school to farming in Scott County, Kelly and her husband Chris have built something truly special, all with the support of our amazing community.

We talk about how you can get your hands on the best local fresh flowers, joining the Flower Club, and of course where Kelly loves to shop in Georgetown!

Plus, Jennifer & Brianna share what makes Kentucky feel like home—the landscapes, the history, and most of all, the people and their stories. And they still have some Kentucky bucket list items left— can you guess what they are?

This week we talk about some historical moments that happened during the month of February here in Kentucky.

And, we bet you didn’t know ALL of these movies were filmed right here in the Bluegrass!

Local event happenings, Love Your Downtown, and more!

Welcome to Season Two!

We are so glad to back and share with you what’s in store for 2025!

This week we talk about Valentine’s Day prep, and some places you may want to put on your radar next month for the big day. Brianna shares some activities to do around the region during the winter, and our best gal Melissa, owner of Miss Behaven, joins us for a much needed chat!

An extra special Halloween mini episode just for you!

We chat with the face behind the ghouls that are scattered across the yards of downtown Main Street right here in Georgetown, Kentucky. Gina Kirwan is one of a kind and we loved hearing how stress relieving hobby has turned into the talk of the town!

This week we welcome our friend, Michele Dunn, owner and personal chef of Dunn In The Kitchen. She shares her story about how bringing families back to the dinner table has become her mission. And of course, the journey to their location on Jackson Street here in Georgetown.

Plus, more spooky stories and legends from across the Bluegrass state!

This week we have an extra special episode!

Carve out some time and come hear from Amanda and Bobbi - two amazing ladies here in Georgetown that share all about the importance of load sharing, rest and restoration, and the art of building community - all through their creative gifts!

Plus, Jennifer shares her own spooky story and we chat a little bit on Waverly Hills Sanatorium!

We are proud to have Stephen Fister of Bi Water share with us the family history and how they evolved to become Kentucky's largest fall farm festival - and so much more!

Plus, did you know about the New Madrid Earthquakes and what is now known as the Kentucky Bend? We talk about it all in this episode, and even revisit some famous people that have called Kentucky home currently and in the past!