Kris Kimel's guest appearances

Kris Kimel

Think Humanities

MoxieTalk with Kirt Jacobs

Tori Murden McClure

Ouita Michel

David Danielson

Georgia Davis

Tom Owen

John Hughes

Mitch McConnell

David King

Fred Minnick

Brooke Williamson

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Josh Miller

John Grisham

Mike Mills

Natalie Zea

OwlTail

Space Tango's Kris Kimel joins us to discuss the upcoming Space and Humanity Seminar taking place on Thursday, October 3rd at the University of Kentucky. The Space and Humanity Seminar is part of the emerging initiative involving an interdisciplinary group of creative thinkers in the humanities, biology, philosophy, economics, space business, and exploration, dedicated to addressing and better preparing for the continued expansion of human civilization into space.

Episode 102 - Kris Kimel, Space and Humanity Seminar

Kirt Jacobs

Fueled by new ideas, Kris Kimel began IdeaFestival and KSTC. Kimel is the founder of the international IdeaFestival, which originated in Lexington, Ky. in 2000 and moved to Louisville in 2006. The festival is designed to stimulate ideas and innovations across a multitude of categories – from filmmaking to healthcare, sustainable farming and more. The core of the festival is the belief that individuals don’t have to be geographically or economically privileged to have breakthrough ideas and create positive change. Kimel is also a leader and founder behind the development and successful implementation of Kentucky Space, Space Tango, and the Exomedicine Institute. In 1987, he founded the Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC). KSTC is an independent non-profit company with an international reputation for designing and implementing innovative initiatives in science, technology, entrepreneurship and disruptive innovation. He currently serves as the organization’s president. Kimel holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Kentucky. As a student there, he was a 1974 recipient of the university’s Sullivan Medallion.

Fueled by new ideas, Kris Kimel began IdeaFestival and KSTC. Kimel is the founder of the international IdeaFestival, which originated in Lexington, Ky. in 2000 and moved to Louisville in 2006. The festival is designed to stimulate ideas and innovations across a multitude of categories – from filmmaking to healthcare, sustainable farming and more. The core of the festival is the belief that individuals don’t have to be geographically or economically privileged to have breakthrough ideas and create positive change. Kimel is also a leader and founder behind the development and successful implementation of Kentucky Space, Space Tango, and the Exomedicine Institute. In 1987, he founded the Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC). KSTC is an independent non-profit company with an international reputation for designing and implementing innovative initiatives in science, technology, entrepreneurship and disruptive innovation. He currently serves as the organization’s president. Kimel holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Kentucky. As a student there, he was a 1974 recipient of the university’s Sullivan Medallion.

MoxieTalk with Kirt Jacobs: #217 Kris Kimel