The Kentucky History Channel, hosted on YouTube, aims to provide extensive content on Kentucky's history, covering events, notable figures, governors, and various regions within the state. From Pike County to Fulton County and Louisville to Harlan, the channel brings together stories of Kentucky’s rich heritage. In this particular episode, host Jameson Cable is joined by Dr. James Green, a native of Harlan County, who shares his personal connection to the area. Dr. Green discusses his background in education, from teaching in Harlan County to eventually becoming an administrator. He highlights his dedication to improving education in the region over nearly five decades before his retirement.

In addition to discussing education, Dr. Green delves into the history and geography of Harlan County, touching on its mountainous terrain and neighboring areas. He provides an overview of the county's historical significance, including its natural resources, particularly coal and timber, which have been vital to its economy. The episode also explores the early settlement of Harlan County, Native American presence, and the impact of European settlers. Dr. Green emphasizes the importance of understanding the area's past and preserving its stories for future generations, offering viewers a deep dive into the county's unique place in Kentucky’s history.