Planet Nutshell

Spies, intrigue, and wily machinations! It's all part of the story of Kentucky's road to statehood, which we recently told with the help of our friends at KET - Kentucky Educational Television.

Kentucky Historical Society

And... it's showtime! We just wrapped "Make It, Save it, Share it, Spend it" -- the latest episode for Ms. Money's Classroom, a financial literacy resource created by Rockland Trust. Feel free to dance and sing along; we guarantee you'll pick up the lyrics pretty quickly. 🕺

Recently, I was giving a talk to young college students. I happened to mention some work we did for PBS affiliate Thirteen WNET New York that animated an interview of Gloria Steinem. In it, Steinem talks about the tragic life of Marilyn Monroe. To my surprise, no one in the class knew who Gloria Steinem was, much less Marilyn Monroe. This feels like a loss...

As we move into election season, I was reminded of our work for Environmental Voter Project a few years back. They've grown since then, but their mission remains more vital than ever. Proud to have supported their work as they were getting started.

In case you missed it, episode one of our art history series, The Unexplored, looks at early women painters from prehistory to the Baroque era. How are these artists, separated by a vast timespan, connected to each other? The answer is fascinating...

The best art never advocates for certainty. Instead, it poses questions, opening the door to possibility. What then, are we asking in our short film, Azúcar?