An Irreverent History of Kentucky

In this thought-provoking exploration of Kentucky's history, the narrative traverses from its prehistoric origins and Indigenous knowledge to its unique Civil War neutrality and peculiar events like the 1876 rain of meat. It delves into the complexities of the bourbon industry and the labor behind it, showing how the state's value and consequences have historically moved in contrasting directions. Witty and rigorous, this audiobook presents Kentucky not merely as a subject of curiosity, but as a profound case study in the depths of its cultural and historical significance.