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The hosts learned about the book, noting it sat on a coffee table and praising its storylike chapters as a great read that taught them something. They also mentioned that a copy had been given to them and that they planned to include it in their personal reading goal. Overall, the book was highlighted as an engaging collection of Kentucky stories and was recommended enthusiastically.
Episode: 2025-05-15- KSR - Hour 1
The hosts said they had learned about the book, which was sitting on a coffee table, and praised it for its storylike chapters. It was mentioned as an example of a good read that taught them something.
We learned about Joe Creason's book, which now sits on my coffee table. That's a great book because it has, like, Ryan, each story is like a page, so you can, like, just kind of come to it, leave, come to it, and leave, that kind of thing.
Episode: 2025-05-13- KSR - Hour 1
They noted that someone had brought them a copy of Joe Creason's Kentucky, a collection of stories about Kentucky, and said they intended to read it as part of their personal reading goal.
Who brought me the Joe Creason book. You know, he talks about Joe Creason. And he wrote a book of stories about Kentucky. Joe Creason's Kentucky. He brought it to me. And I'm going to read this. I am now 16 books towards my 52 in 2000.
Episode: 2025-05-07- KSR - Hour 2
The hosts noted that Creason authored a book titled *Joe Creason's Kentucky*, which chronicled his travels to every county in the state. They expressed interest in locating a copy of the book.
He would write a book called Joe Creason's Kentucky, shaded where he went to every county in Kentucky.
I got to find Joe Creason's Kentucky if anybody has that book. It's awesome.