Blue Dot

Northern Kentucky’s premier Political Podcast. This is your ultimate source for in-depth analysis, lively discussion, and comprehensive coverage of the political landscape in Northern Kentucky. Brought to you by the Kenton County Democratic Executive Committee.

Blue Dot is a news podcast hosted by Kenton County Democrats, with 96 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kenton County Democrats hosts Blue Dot, a news show with 96 episodes published.

Our AI reads these to draft pitches. Use them as grounding for a pitch that cites a real guest and a specific topic.

• 

  Episode #54

  From Flock Fights to Election Night Upsets -This Week in a Flash

  Aug 20, 202610 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail Flock cameras face growing resistance in Northern Kentucky as Fort Mitchell votes to end its contract and residents continue pushing back in Independence. Plus, we break down surprising primary election results in Florida, South Carolina, and Alaska, recap the record-setting Kentucky Democratic Party Forward Together Dinner, and discuss what growing grassroots momentum could mean for Kentucky's political future.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  Episode #53

  When Women Run, Communities Win- Spotlight on Emerge KY

  Aug 18, 202630 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Blue Dot Podcast, hosts Natalie MacDonald and Brian Koehl sit down with Blair Haydon, Executive Director of Emerge Kentucky, to discuss the organization’s mission of recruiting, training, and empowering Democratic women to run for office across the Commonwealth. Blair shares how Emerge Kentucky, one of the earliest state affiliates of the national Emerge network, has trained nearly 400 women leaders through its intensive six-month program. The conversation explores the barriers women still face in politics, including fundraising challenges, work-life balance, childcare responsibilities, and the persistent representation gap in Kentucky government. The discussion highlights Emerge Kentucky’s impressive track record, including dozens of elected officials, judges, prosecutors, and community leaders who have emerged from the program. Blair also explains how Emerge continues to support alumni long after graduation through mentorship, candidate training, and a powerful statewide network. Plus, hear about the organization’s ongoing efforts to recruit diverse women leaders, the importance of representation at every level of government, and why Emerge graduates continue to win races across Kentucky. #BlueDotPodcast #EmergeKentucky #WomenLead #RunForOffice #RepresentationMatters #KentuckyPolitics #WomenInGovernment #CivicEngagement #Vote #Leadership

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  Episode #52

  Education, Emerging Tech & Accountability: This Week in Your Neighborhood

  Aug 13, 202610 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail In this week’s Blue Dot Podcast Weekly Roundup, Natalie MacDonald and Brian Koehl cover the biggest political and community stories shaping Kentucky. They discuss Governor Andy Beshear’s ongoing push for universal pre-K education, including the expansion of the state’s pre-K pilot program, and highlight a statewide Democratic food drive aimed at helping families during the back-to-school season. The hosts also break down Beshear’s new executive order on data centers, which increases transparency requirements for developers and protects consumers from utility rate hikes tied to these projects. Closer to home, they explore Fort Wright’s debate over delivery drones as local leaders consider how to regulate emerging technologies before they become widespread. The episode also examines controversy in Highland Heights, where a city council member is facing calls to resign following a sexual abuse conviction resulting from an Alford plea. Natalie and Brian discuss accountability in public office and the importance of local government engagement. Plus, they preview upcoming guests on the podcast, including young Democratic leaders and Emerge Kentucky representatives, and share details about upcoming Democratic events, networking opportunities, and labor community activities across Northern Kentucky.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  Episode #51

  The Kentucky We Deserve: A Conversation with Rep. Ann Gay Donworth

  Aug 12, 202629 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail Kentucky could move faster on pre-K, schools, housing, and reproductive freedom - if the legislature reflected the people demanding change. State Representative Ann Gay Donworth explains why the fights over education and health care are really fights over the future of Kentucky families, and why the next election could shift more than just a few seats. Donworth, the 76th House District representative for Fayette County, brings a rare mix of nonprofit leadership, library advocacy, and real-world business experience to Frankfurt. She shares how her work in public libraries - and even running a horse farm - shaped her belief that Kentucky can be both business-friendly and people-centered. Guests: Ann Gay Donworth is the Kentucky State Representative for the 76th House District in Fayette County, known for championing public education, reproductive freedom, and affordable housing. Before elected office, she built her career in nonprofit leadership, libraries, philanthropy, and community development.

  ListenShow Notes
• 

  Episode #51

  The Kentucky We Deserve: A Conversation with Rep. Ann Gay Donworth

  Aug 11, 202629 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail Kentucky could move faster on pre-K, schools, housing, and reproductive freedom - if the legislature reflected the people demanding change. State Representative Ann Gay Donworth explains why the fights over education and health care are really fights over the future of Kentucky families, and why the next election could shift more than just a few seats. Donworth, the 76th House District representative for Fayette County, brings a rare mix of nonprofit leadership, library advocacy, and real-world business experience to Frankfurt. She shares how her work in public libraries - and even running a horse farm - shaped her belief that Kentucky can be both business-friendly and people-centered. Guests: Ann Gay Donworth is the Kentucky State Representative for the 76th House District in Fayette County, known for championing public education, reproductive freedom, and affordable housing. Before elected office, she built her career in nonprofit leadership, libraries, philanthropy, and community development.

  ListenShow Notes

Recent guests on Blue Dot. Study who booked and why before you pitch.

Based on semantic analysis of episode topics and host coverage, this show is a strong guest fit for executives in:

Industry fit is computed by PitchCentric using vector embeddings of the show's episode catalog.