By Matthew G. Shoenbachler In November 1825 Jeroboam Beauchamp stabbed to death prominent Kentucky politician Solomon Sharp. The case became a national sensation because Beauchamp claimed the murder was to avenge his wife Anna’s honor. He was hung for the crime after a suicide pact in which Anna died. Through careful research, the author dispels the romantic myths that have surrounded these events for nearly two centuries. 2009. 13h 28m. DBC 05631A Few Honest Words: The Kentucky Roots of Popular Music By Jason Howard Kentucky has long been associated with folk, bluegrass, and country music, but the Commonwealth's rich heritage of roots music stretches much wider. The author profiles 14 contemporary musicians from many genres, showing how Kentucky music has influenced diverse artists such as country singer Naomi Judd, cellist Ben Sollee, country-rocker Dwight Yoakum, and jazz pianist Kevin Harris. 2012. 7h 21m. DBC 05632 Widder’s Landing: Life & Love on the Kentucky Frontier By Eddie Price In 1811, young gunsmith Craig Ridgeway leaves Pennsylvania and travels by flatboat to Breckinridge County, KY. He inherits farmland from a notorious widow, marries, and has begun a successful life selling his products in New Orleans when the US goes to war with Great Britain. Craig faces the difficult decision whether to stay with his family or use his skills to fight for his country. Some strong language, some explicit descriptions of sex. 2012. 31h 18m. DBC 05635 The Most Famous Illegal Goose Creek Parade: Tales from the Goose Creek B&B, Book 1 by Virginia Smith Al Richardson is looking forward to retirement in his quiet little community of Goose Creek, KY. His wife Millie has other ideas, which include spending their savings on a dilapidated mansion. The new lady vet finds it difficult to attract patients, while a cantankerous local causes dissension over the water tower. Al reluctantly finds himself involved in all these issues, thanks to Millie. 2015. 6h 24m.
By Matthew G. Shoenbachler In November 1825 Jeroboam Beauchamp stabbed to death prominent Kentucky politician Solomon Sharp. The case became a national sensation because Beauchamp claimed the murder was to avenge his wife Anna’s honor. He was hung for the crime after a suicide pact in which Anna died. Through careful research, the author dispels the romantic myths that have surrounded these events for nearly two centuries. 2009. 13h 28m. DBC 05631A Few Honest Words: The Kentucky Roots of Popular Music By Jason Howard Kentucky has long been associated with folk, bluegrass, and country music, but the Commonwealth's rich heritage of roots music stretches much wider. The author profiles 14 contemporary musicians from many genres, showing how Kentucky music has influenced diverse artists such as country singer Naomi Judd, cellist Ben Sollee, country-rocker Dwight Yoakum, and jazz pianist Kevin Harris. 2012. 7h 21m. DBC 05632 Widder’s Landing: Life & Love on the Kentucky Frontier By Eddie Price In 1811, young gunsmith Craig Ridgeway leaves Pennsylvania and travels by flatboat to Breckinridge County, KY. He inherits farmland from a notorious widow, marries, and has begun a successful life selling his products in New Orleans when the US goes to war with Great Britain. Craig faces the difficult decision whether to stay with his family or use his skills to fight for his country. Some strong language, some explicit descriptions of sex. 2012. 31h 18m. DBC 05635 The Most Famous Illegal Goose Creek Parade: Tales from the Goose Creek B&B, Book 1 by Virginia Smith Al Richardson is looking forward to retirement in his quiet little community of Goose Creek, KY. His wife Millie has other ideas, which include spending their savings on a dilapidated mansion. The new lady vet finds it difficult to attract patients, while a cantankerous local causes dissension over the water tower. Al reluctantly finds himself involved in all these issues, thanks to Millie. 2015. 6h 24m.
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