June 2006: Jim Host, former Cabinet Secretary and founder of Host Communications

May 2006: Brad Cowgill, state budget director

April 2006: Glenna Fletcher, first lady of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

March 2006: Dan Barbercheck, president and executive creative director of Red7e

February 2006: David Lord, president of the Lexington Convention & Visitors Bureau

December 2005: James J. O'Brien, chairman of the board and CEO of Ashland Inc.

November 2005: Wendy Baldwin, executive vice president for research at the University of Kentucky

October 2005: Arianne de Kwiatkowski, fashion designer and owner of Calumet Farm

September 2005: Lieutenant Governor Stephen B. Pence

August 2005: James T. Wood, president and CEO of the Greater Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau

July 2005: Larry Forgy, former Republican candidate for governor

June 2005: John Nicholson, executive director of the Kentucky Horse Park

May 2005: Michael Harreld, regional president of PNC Bank, Kentucky

April 2005: Governor Ernie Fletcher

March 2005: Luther Deaton, Jr., chairman of Commerce Lexington, Inc., and chairman, president and CEO of Central Bank & Trust Co.

February 2005: Thomas D. Clark, historian laureate of Kentucky

January 2005: University of Louisville President James Ramsey

December 2004: Senior U.S. Senator from Kentucky and Senate Majority Whip, Mitch McConnell

November 2004: University of Kentucky President Lee Todd

October 2004: Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson

September 2004: David L. Switzer, executive director of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association and the Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders

August 2004: Richie Farmer, Kentucky's Commissioner of Agriculture

July 2004: Rebecca Simpson, public relations executive and CEO of New!West

June 2004: Owsley Brown Frazier, Louisville businessman and founder of the Frazier Historical Arms Museum

May 2004: Robert F. Sexton, executive director of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence

April 2004: Bill Samuels Jr., President and CEO of Maker's Mark

March 2004: Anne M. Northup, U.S. Congresswoman from Kentucky's Third Congressioinal District

February 2004: David L. Williams, State Senate President

December 2003: Jody Richards, Kentucky Speaker of the House

November 2003: Gary E. Morin, head of financial operations for Lexmark Internatiionl Inc.

October 2003: Ernie Fletcher, Kentucky's Republican candidate for governor and 6th District congressman for Kentucky in U.S. House of Representatives

September 2003: Ben Chandler, Kentucky's Democratic candidate for governor and current attorney general

August 2003: Billy Ray Smith, Kentucky's Commissioner of Agriculture

July 2003: Holley Groshek, executive director of the Kentucky World Trade Center

June 2003: Stephen L. Henry, M.D., Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky

May 2003: Gene Wilhoit, Kentucky's Commissioner of Education

December 2002: Susan M. Ivey, president and chief executive officer of Louisville-based Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation

November 2002: Three We'll Miss, Memorable highlights of Lane Report interviews, with Lucille Caudill Little, Robert Stephens and Wallace Wilkinson

October 2002: Dr. A.R. "Al" Sullivan, president and CEO of Kentucky's largest private university, Sullivan University System

September 2002: Dr. James R. Ramsey, Economist and Director of Kentucky's state budget, and interim president of the University of Louisville

August 2002: William R. Markesbery, M.D., professor of pathology and neurology and the director of the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging at the University of Kentucky

July 2002: Nick O. Rowe, Vice President of Operatioons for Kentucky-American Water Co.

June 2002: Louis B. Nunn, former Kentucky Governor

May 2002: Gordon K. Davies, departing president of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education

April 2002: Ellen Williams, Chair of Kentucky's Republican Party

March 2002: Marvin E. 'Gene' Strong, Kentucky's Secretary for Economic Development

February 2002: Michael McCall, President, Kentucky Community and Technical College System

January 2002: Steve Higdon, President, Greater Louisville Inc.

December 2001: Chief Justice Joseph E. Lambert

November 2001: Henry Jackson, President, Screw Machine Technologies Inc. and Jackson Plastics

October 2001: Lucille Caudille Little

September 2001: C. Edward Glasscock, Co-Managing Member of Frost Brown Todd LLC

August 2001: Dr. Lee T. Todd, University of Kentucky President

July 2001: Governor Paul Patton

June 2001: Rebecca Jackson, Jefferson County's final judge exective

May 2001: Developer and entrepreneur Jerry Carroll

March 2001: Philip A. DeSimone, M.D.

January 2001: Senator Mitch McConnell

December 2000: Lane 5Q, Five Prominent Kentuckians (Paul Patton, Dr. Thomas Clark, Jane Norris, Jerry Abramson, Jody Richardson, and Mitch McConnell) discuss merger, annual sessions, and the electoral college

November 2000: Dr. Allyson Hughes Handley, President of Midway College

October 2000: Jerry Abramson, former Louisville mayor

September 2000: Wayne Martin, President of Gray Kentucky Television, Inc., operator of WKYT-TV.

July 2000: Anita Madden

June 2000: Five Questions with Four Kentucky CEOs: Paul Chellgren of Ashland Inc.; Mike McCallister of Humana, Inc.; Renò Robichaud of NSGroup, Inc.; David Novak of Tricon Global Restaurants Inc.

May 2000: Brian Lavin, President and Chief Operating Officer of NTS Development Company

April 2000: Doug Cobb, Chairman of the Board at Greater Louisville, Inc.

March 2000: George A. Schaefer, Jr., President and CEO of Fifth Third Bancorp

January 2000: Forward Thinking Kentuckians: A consortium of the Commonwealth's leaders

December 1999: David L. Williams, Kentucky's Senate Majority Leader

November 1999: J. David Grissom, chairman of Louisville's Mayfield Capital, Inc

October 1999: Robert F. Stephens, Kentucky's new Secretary of the Justice Cabinet

September 1999: H. Foster Pettit, First mayor of Lexington

July 1999: Bob Slone, Chairman & CEO of Foodtown Supermarkets of Kentucky, Inc.

June 1999: John Y. Brown, Jr., former Governor of Kentucky

May 1999: Frederick W. Schantz, CEO of National City Bank

March 1999: Debbie Scoppechio, CEO, Creative Alliance

February 1999: James W. Stuckert, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of J.J.B. Hilliard, W.T. Lyons, Inc.

January 1999: Dr. Jordan L. Cohen, Dean, UK College of Pharmacy

November 1998: Charles F. Haywood, University of Kentucky Professor of Finance

August 1998: Mitch McConnell, United States Senator

July 1998: Warren W. Rosenthal, Long-time Lexington Business Leader and Entrepreneur

May 1998: Luther Deaton, President and CEO of Central Bank & Trust Co.

April 1998: Terry McBrayer, Senior Partner of McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland

March 1998: Opinion: Lexington's Ideal Next Mayor

February 1998: Paul Chelgren, President/CEO of Ashland, Inc.

November 1997: Lee Todd, President & CEO, DataBeam Corporation

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