Lots of families have legends. Ours is about bullfrogs.
The legend is that our grandfather/great-grandfather, Clifford B. Gosney,
introduced the bullfrog to northern Kentucky. Here’s how it goes:
Our family dates back many generations in Campbell County. Grandpa had
a farm on Race Track Road near Alexandria. Somewhere around 1940, he
came up with the idea to start a frog farm. After much research, he found
and imported giant bullfrogs from Texas and released them into a pond
on his property. Read More
BREAKING NEWS:
Diane Mason next to the YES Film Festival Poster for Bullfrogs On My
Mind
Bullfrogs Hopping to Film
Festivals
2010 Sarasota Film Festival
Louisville
International
Festival
of
Film
MORE ABOUT the Louisville International Festival of Film:
With
60 films to be screened over four days, the second annual Louisville
International Festival of Film is a welcome gift for movie
fanatics.
Film
Explores Family Heritage
Audiences expecting Diane
Mason to make another run
at social issues are in for
a surprise...
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the aritcle >>
From Sarasota Film Festival — THE
INSIDER: Interview with Bullfrogs on My Mind director DIANE MASON
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the interview >>
Bullfrog film is a hit in the Cincinnati Enquirer, Kentucky
edition: Read
the article >>