Angie Fenton

29/12/2025

Jump on and join the conversation this final Monday of 2025.

29/12/2025

Jump on and join the conversation this morning at 9 AM. We're talking a wild change in weather, wrapping up the holidays, what's on the radar for 2026, and more. ☕

28/12/2025

We’re not quite ready to let go of the Christmas spirit and enjoyed a trip to Louisville Mega Cavern to see the underground lights display. Memories made. 💙🎄

27/12/2025

Cancer ghosting? I had no idea — until I learned firsthand. Her words hit hard.

But, conversely, I will never get over the unexpected love and support I received — and still receive — from those who barely know me or have never met in person. That kindness sustains a person. I had no idea just how much…until I learned firsthand. 💙

22/12/2025

Our guest is award-winning, now-retired journalist Melissa Swan, who shares important information and firsthand experience with Alpha-gal Syndrome. Her story brings clarity to a condition many people have heard about but few truly understand, including how it affects daily life, diagnosis, and long-term health.

If you missed this conversation the first time, it is well worth watching. This is a previously recorded episode of Extol Unfiltered, Caffeinated by NWSB.

17/12/2025

I had a GREAT meeting today with WLKY. More to come…

15/12/2025

Jump on and join the conversation with Extol Unfiltered hosts Angie Fenton and Ben Peine every Monday at 9 AM — or catch us in the replay.

Extol Unfiltered is Caffeinated by NWSB

14/12/2025

Yes. 💙

Lately, if something weighs on my heart, I’m going to say it. Not to be liked. Not to be loud. But because silence doesn’t make the world kinder.

And the truth is, the world feels like a scarier place than it used to….

I’m not here to make sure everyone likes me. I’m not here to manage reactions or chase approval. I’m here because I still believe in humanity, even when it feels like we’re losing it.

Technology has taken so much from us. It’s made it easier to forget there’s a real person on the other side of the screen… someone with a body, a family, a history, a breaking heart. We scroll past pain like it’s content. We critique grief like it’s a performance. And somewhere along the way, empathy became optional.

Life is fleeting. I’ve seen that up close. Tomorrow is never guaranteed, and cruelty doesn’t age well.

God is good. And life can still be meaningful, even when the world feels heavy…. if we choose to be kind anyway. ❤️

11/12/2025

You are enough. 💙