Thursday, November 28
9 a.m. A Joyous Thanksgiving
Music & the Spoken Word Thanksgiving Special with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Music includes, "Prayer of Thanksgiving", “For the Beauty of the Earth", "Our First Noble Deed of the Morning" and more.
12 p.m. Harvest Home
Harvest Home is an hour of music hosted by renowned folk duo Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, celebrating Thanksgiving, fall, and the harvest season with a tasty offering of American roots music.
1 p.m. Songs of Hearth and Home
Hosted by Mark Chilla, a Thanksgiving music special from the Great American Songbook about the comforts of home life, performed by Frank Sinatra, Sam Cooke, and Norah Jones.
2 p.m. Feasting with The Great American Songbook
Mark Chilla presents food-related songs from the Great American Songbook featuring selections from Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, Fats Waller, and Kay Starr.
Friday, November 29
8 p.m. McLain Family Band Special
Join us here at WMKY for a special music presentation as we highlight the McLain Family Band. The group was recently inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, and we will showcase music from early in their illustrious career through to their newest releases.
Saturday, November 30
3 p.m. McLain Family Band Special
Join us here at WMKY for a special music presentation as we highlight the McLain Family Band. The group was recently inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, and we will showcase music from early in their illustrious career through to their newest releases.
8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Nothin' But The Blues 1994 Top 30 Countdown
Host Paul Hitchcock spins his 30 favorite albums from 1994 on this annual 30th anniversary three-hour countdown.
Sunday, December 1
3 p.m. Harvest Home
Renowned folk duo Jay Ungar and Molly Mason host an hour of American roots music celebrating Thanksgiving, fall, and the harvest season.
8 p.m. Songs of Hearth and Home
Hosted by Mark Chilla, a Thanksgiving music special from the Great American Songbook about the comforts of home life, performed by Frank Sinatra, Sam Cooke, and Norah Jones.