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In this week's episode of Coffee & History, we’re joined by Exa Johnston Skinner, executive director of the Kentuck Arts Center and Festival, for an inspiring journey through Alabama’s creative landscape. Exa walks us through Kentuck’s history, its mission to uplift folk and self‑taught artists, and the community programs that keep the arts accessible to everyone. She shares how her background in dance, yoga, and theater led her into nonprofit arts leadership — and how Kentuck’s studios, new location, and the annual festival continue to grow and connect artists across the region. It’s thoughtful, energetic, and full of passion for the arts, with a few Shakespearean surprises along the way. Coffee & History: A Conversation with Alabama Heritage is brought to you in partnership with the Poarch Creek Band of Indians.