This week, Ole Gerg returns after a short break with a no-holds-barred discussion about one of Lexington's most controversial topics.

After being accused online of previously attacking One Lexington and its former leadership years before becoming involved in local media, Greg lays out why he believes those claims are demonstrably false and challenges anyone to produce evidence.

The conversation expands into larger issues surrounding race, government-funded organizations, public accountability, transparency, and how political and social divisions affect Lexington.

Greg also shares personal experiences that shaped his views on policing, poverty, and race, including encounters with the Lexington Police Department dating back more than two decades.

Finally, the episode examines questions surrounding public grant funding, open records requests, and why government-funded organizations should expect public scrutiny.

In This Episode

Returning after a brief hiatus
Responding to accusations regarding One Lexington
Why accountability should apply to every government-funded organization
Open records requests and the search for transparency
Questions surrounding community grant funding
Personal experiences with Lexington Police
Thoughts on racism, division, and public discourse
Upcoming coverage of the Fayette County Public Schools leadership controversy
Recent Lexington crashes and other local news

Mentioned

One Lexington
LFUCG Open Records
Lexington Police Department
Fayette County Public Schools
Demetrus Liggins
No Cap Grant Program

Listener Challenge

Greg publicly challenges anyone to provide verifiable evidence supporting claims that he publicly attacked One Lexington or its leadership during 2021–2022. If legitimate evidence is produced, he states he will donate to One Lexington's coat drive. If not, he argues that those making the accusation should publicly correct the record.

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Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host. References to individuals and organizations reflect commentary and opinions discussed during the episode. Listeners are encouraged to review publicly available records and source material when forming their own conclusions.