Bedste Vermont-podcasts (2025)

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Got junk? Vermont's home organizers want to help you declutter 49:54

6h ago49:54

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Spring is an annual rite of passage, a time of transition and regrowth. Some spend it gardening. Others reconnect with friends. And a few of us, like Vermont Edition's Mikaela Lefrak, derive actual joy from spring cleaning. Two professional home organizers joined Mikaela to share their best spring cleaning tips: Sarah Thompson of St. George and Ami…

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With a home-cooked banquet, Abenaki citizens taste traditional foods and preserve culture 4:16

4h ago4:16

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The banquet, called Wlipogwat, offered a taste of animals and plants harvested on Abenaki territory. It's part of ongoing efforts by Odanak and Wôlinak First Nations to protect their knowledge, culture and homelands.Af Elodie Reed

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Taken Alive with James & Aaron 1:44:46

21h ago1:44:46

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vermonttalks.com/56Af Becca Hammond

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Vermont Green Revenge Tour 57:28

5d ago57:28

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Mike Tyson and Sam welcome NBC 5s Jack Main on to the podcast to chat about the upcoming season, favorite players going into the season, leadership and how Coach Taylor can finally get the Green over the hump. We would also like to welcome Sam Minton from the Blazing musket on to the pod as a new regular contributor. Buckle up everyone it's going t…

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Ep. 13: Pollinators and Pesticides (Don't Mix) 50:01

5d ago50:01

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Did you know national studies project a 70% loss of honeybee colonies this year alone? In our latest podcast episode, we sit down with Chas Mraz, a beekeeper and co-owner of Champlain Valley Apiaries, to learn all about beekeeping in Vermont and the existential threats they face. We'll also share some buzz-worthy updates on Act 182, Vermont's new p…

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REVIEW: The Thaw | Vermont Horror Short 33:48

15d ago33:48

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THE THAW is set in the late 19th century in the challenging Vermont hills. Ruth and her aging parents, Alma and Timothy, struggle to subsist on a failing farm after Ruth is abandoned by her unfaithful husband. They turn to a remedy as old as the hills, a sleeping tea that allows the elderly and infirm to sleep out the winter months while frozen and…

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216: Glo Learns about Eggplant Emojis, an Essex Junction Rebrand and Drunk at School 1:50:11

19d ago1:50:11

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Let us know what you think - text the show! On this week’s show: Happy National No Pants Day Mobile home rules are pissing off seniors Vermont Construction Academy celebrates official launch Majority of Bradford firefighters resign in protest of chief’s demotion No Fairlee drive-in this summer Enosburgh PD Woodstock Police Chief Is Demoted to Patro…

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Episode 5: High School → College 36:45

19d ago36:45

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The time between the end of high school graduation and start of college has many students examining their next steps into adulthood. In our latest episode, we brought in a roundtable of students to discuss that transitional period, right as graduation rears its head. The conversation also touches on some of the challenges posed by rural students se…

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Dave Adams: Tariff Impact On CU Auto Lending 21:10

20d ago21:10

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David Adams, Vice President of Lender Client Experience at Origence, shares insights on the impact to credit union auto lending from auto-related tariffs, a possible shift to greater used car lending, the importance of suppoting the national "Don't Tax My Credit Union campaign." Hosted by Joe Bergeron, Association of Vermont Credit Unions.…

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Sen. Phil Baruth on the state budget, property taxes, and the Trump Administration 49:49

18h ago49:49

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Sen. Phil Baruth on the state budget, property taxes, and the Trump AdministrationAf Vermont Public

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Vermont prepares for floods in 2025 49:51

2d ago49:51

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Parts of our region are experiencing a very wet and muddy spring. For some, the rains bring up tough memories of the flooding of recent years. For some towns, the floods of 2023 and 2024 caused immense damage and upended lives. While we all hope 2025 doesn’t make this list, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Here to to talk flood preparedness is th…

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Former AHS Secretary Mike Smith shares plans for reviewing UVM Health Network costs 5:20

3d ago5:20

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Former Agency of Human Services Secretary Mike Smith was recently asked to lead a review of cost effectiveness of many programs at the University of Vermont Health Network. He told Vermont Public that the network’s administrative costs was one area he planned to look into.Af Bob Kinzel

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Vermont musicians Fawn and The Wormdogs share their Tiny Desk Contest videos and songs 8:04

6d ago8:04

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Nearly 40 Vermont musicians submitted their videos to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. Vermont Public chatted with a few about the original songs they chose and their video ideas. (And we asked them to sit at our colleague's tiny — and meticulously decorated — desk and pose for photos).Af Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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Vermont Edition's annual spring gardening show with Charlie Nardozzi 57:00

6d ago57:00

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Today is Vermont Edition’s annual spring gardening show. Our guest is Charlie Nardozzi – gardening consultant extraordinaire, speaker, and TV and radio host. You can hear him on Sunday mornings right here on Vermont Public for All Things Gardening. This year's show was in front of a live audience at Vermont Public’s Colchester studio.…

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Vermont musicians Chris Nicotera and Elbi Lewes share their Tiny Desk Contest submissions 7:02

7d ago7:02

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Nearly 40 Vermont musicians submitted their videos to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. Vermont Public chatted with a few about the original songs they chose and their video ideas.Af Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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Vermont has paused PCB testing in schools, but cleanup costs keep piling up 4:23

7d ago4:23

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Statewide, Vermont has already invested $37.5 million into PCB testing and remediation, and just a little over $3 million is left. More than half of all schools that fall under the state's mandate haven't even been tested yet.Af Lola Duffort

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Three new art and culture offerings in our region 49:50

7d ago49:50

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Three new art and culture offerings in our regionAf Vermont Public

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A training program would bring doctors to rural Vermont, if it gets state funding 4:32

8d ago4:32

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Vermont is heading for a shortage of primary care doctors, especially in rural areas, and the problem starts where doctors do their training. A new residency program aims to change that.Af Lexi Krupp

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Vermont musicians Rik Palieri, Judi Emanuel and Bredda Mike share their Tiny Desk Contest entries 8:41

8d ago8:41

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Nearly 40 Vermont musicians submitted their videos to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. Vermont Public chatted with a few about the original songs they chose and their video ideas. (And we asked them to sit at our colleague's tiny — and meticulously decorated — desk and pose for photos.)Af Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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Vermont Supreme Court Justice Karen Carroll and lawyer Andrew Cliburn 49:50

8d ago49:50

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Vermont’s only law school is the heart of South Royalton. Many residents wonder if the school will stay there, or if it’ll leave town. Today on Vermont Edition, we share a recent episode of Brave Little State. It digs into this listener question about Vermont Law and Graduate School: “Do South Royalton and the surrounding towns actually have to wor…

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Vermont musicians The Hokum Brothers and Wes Pearce share their Tiny Desk Contest submissions 6:48

9d ago6:48

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Nearly 40 Vermont musicians submitted their videos to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. Vermont Public chatted with a few about the original songs they chose and their video ideas. (And we asked them to sit at our colleague's tiny — and meticulously decorated — desk and pose for photos.)Af Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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The local impacts of national arts funding cuts; Trump administration sues Vermont 49:52

9d ago49:52

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First, Leading arts organizations in Vermont are reeling, after finding out they’ve lost grant funding from the federal government. The Vermont Symphony Orchestra, the Flynn Center, and Northern Stage are just a few of the local groups that face significant cuts. The head of the Vermont Arts Council, Susan Evans McClure, explains the role of federa…

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Vermont musicians Sarah Bell and Miles of Fire share their NPR Tiny Desk Contest submissions 6:42

10d ago6:42

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Nearly 40 Vermont musicians submitted their videos to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. Vermont Public chatted with a few about the original songs they chose and their video ideas. (And we asked them to sit at colleague Eric Ford's tiny — and meticulously decorated — desk and pose for photos.)Af Mary Williams Engisch, Adiah Gholston

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Wanderstop designer Steven Margolin on video games and life in Burlington 4:51

13d ago4:51

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Game developer and Burlington resident Steven Margolin worked as the lead designer on Ivy Road's Wanderstop, the independent studio's first video game.Af Nathaniel Wilson

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The Arts That Shape Us 49:50

13d ago49:50

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We’re excited to present a new podcast created by the nonprofit Vermont Folklife. It’s called The Arts That Shape Us. It’s devoted to exploring the state’s cultural heritage and what different local artforms say about the past and present of Vermont. This podcast is one of ten projects funded by Vermont Public’s Made Here Fund, created to support V…

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Vermont agriculture secretary says dairy farmers are concerned about migrant farmworker arrests 6:07

14d ago6:07

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Agriculture Secretary Anson Tebbetts said farmers across the state are concerned about federal immigration enforcement after border agents arrested eight migrant farmworkers last month in northwestern Vermont.Af Bob Kinzel

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Vermont Public's CEO Vijay Singh on federal funding, plus a new book on Quebec's Eastern Townships 49:50

14d ago49:50

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There’s an effort underway by the Trump administration to defund public media in America. Vermont Public's CEO Vijay Singh will answer listener questions along with our own to get a clearer view of public media’s mission, its message, and future if financial support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is eliminated. Plus, Quebec's Eastern …

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Vermont priest in Rome for pope's death reflects on Francis' life and legacy 5:16

15d ago5:16

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The Rev. Brian Cummings, S.S.E., a Saint Michael’s College campus minister, was in Rome on his final day of sabbatical when he learned of Pope Francis' passing. He shares details on his time in Rome and his reflections on Francis' legacy.Af Jenn Jarecki, Nathaniel Wilson

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Vermont history inspires two new works of fiction 48:47

15d ago48:47

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Vermont author Bailey Seybolt used marvel at the beauty of one old Burlington building. Her research unearthed a dark history. Seybolt sits down with Mitch Wertlieb to discuss her true-crime novel, Coram House, and the notorious real-life abuses at St. Joseph's Orphanage it's based on. Then; the story of Vermont's founders like Ethan Allen and Bene…

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VermontBiz May 2025 1:00

15d ago1:00

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In May’s VermontBiz, meet the writer behind the profiles that we’ve been featuring since 2002! Our own Joyce Marcel has explored everything from the unexpected success of croutons to the cutting edge technology of electric airplanes. After writing more than 200 cover stories, she is putting away her pencil looking forward to retirement.VermontBiz r…

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After release from prison, Mohsen Mahdawi is rooted in the Upper Valley — and in his purpose 6:55

16d ago6:55

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A federal judge last week ordered Mohsen Mahdawi to be released from prison while his immigration case is pending. In his first interview with Vermont media since his release, Mahdawi spoke about his time in prison, what it’s been like since his release and his plans for the future.Af Sabine Poux

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Urban and rural Vermont communities face a primary care shortage 49:50

16d ago49:50

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Urban and rural Vermont communities face a primary care shortageAf Vermont Public

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Staffing 'crisis' spurs calls for higher pay for Vermont's prison guards 7:05

17d ago7:05

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The state employees union and administration officials agree that there's a staffing crisis in Vermont's prisons. They're not on the same page when it comes to how to solve it.Af Peter Hirschfeld

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Ep. 12: Civics, Elections, and EVs ft. Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas 41:08

19d ago41:08

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We're back with another episode of Vermont's Voice, this time featuring Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas. With our democratic foundations under constant attack, we felt it important to connect with the person at the helm of protecting and strengthening our democracy here in Vermont. Throughout this episode, many useful references ar…

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Most of Vermont's public trails are on private land. Is that sustainable? 5:31

20d ago5:31

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As Vermont focuses on the importance of supporting the outdoor economy, there is a call to figure out how to ensure the public retains access to trails on private land.Af Howard Weiss-Tisman

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Two local orchestras celebrate music and fight mental health stigma 49:50

20d ago49:50

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Two local orchestras celebrate music and fight mental health stigmaAf Vermont Public

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Lt. Gov. John Rodgers discusses his first four months in office 6:03

21d ago6:03

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Most of Lt. Gov. John Rodgers’ job is presiding over the Vermont Senate. But that's not all Rodgers has been up to. Last month he was the only Republican to speak at a protest on the Statehouse lawn against the Trump administration, and he's testified to lawmakers in favor of cannabis reform laws.Af Bob Kinzel

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New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss and poet Sarah Audsley 49:50

21d ago49:50

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Today on Vermont Edition, the celebrated cartoonist Harry Bliss discusses his new graphic memoir, You Can Never Die. It’s about his life, his relationship with his dog Penny, and his grief over her death. We’ll learn about his successful cartooning career with the New Yorker and collaborating with the comedian Steve Martin. Plus: April is National …

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'This is what autism looks like.' 3 Vermonters on their late-in-life diagnoses 15:31

22d ago15:31

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After decades of navigating various mental and physical health struggles, three Vermonters sought out an autism diagnosis for themselves in their late 40s and 50s.Af Mary Williams Engisch

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To tax a second home, first you have to define it 4:36

22d ago4:36

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Simply taxing second homes at a higher rate is not so simple, in part because Vermont currently has no system for categorizing vacation homes. But lawmakers are trying to change that — with the House's sweeping education reform bill.Af Lola Duffort, Bob Kinzel

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Burly Girlies - Rae, Morgan & Spencer 1:04:42

22d ago1:04:42

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vermonttalks.com/55Af Becca Hammond

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In Vermont, who speaks for the trees? 49:50

22d ago49:50

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Three forestry experts discuss the many uses of Vermont's forested lands, and the potential local impact of an executive order about timber production.Af Vermont Public

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Gov. Scott talks Trump's immigration policy, tariffs, and state budget 49:49

23d ago49:49

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Gov. Scott talks Trump's immigration policy, tariffs, and state budgetAf Vermont Public

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It Must Be Made Correctly, Toby Poser | THE THAW Actress 58:20

24d ago58:20

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Toby Poser is a film and theater actor, writer, director, producer, and voice over artist. She was born in Huntingdon, PA and lives in both New York and California with her creative partner and husband, John Adams, and their daughters, Lulu and Zelda Adams. The four of them make independent films under the marquee of Wonder Wheel Productions. Websi…

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TetraSki makes independent downhill skiing possible for more riders 3:00

24d ago3:00

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Green Mountain Adaptive Sports and the Northeast Disabled Athletic Association fundraised to purchase the TetraSki, which is one of only 25 in the world.Af Henry Miller, Community News Service

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Bird Man: A spring birding adventure with Bryan Pfeiffer 15:24

24d ago15:24

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A spring birding expedition with Bryan Pfeiffer in central Vermont, where we talk about birds and somehow also manage to talk about death.Af Erica Heilman

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215: Hug a Plumber, 90-year Old Track Star and a Well-placed Head-butt 2:01:29

26d ago2:01:29

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Let us know what you think - text the show! On this week’s show: Happy National Hug a Plumber Day Measles in VT Bill passes to erase medical debt Bootlickers raid a farm in Berkshire, VT Whatchu know ’bout Berkshire, VT? How’s that rental registry working out? People buying chick Bye Michael Harrington Burlington South End housing project hits a ba…

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Vermont Edition At Home: François Clemmons 47:55

27d ago47:55

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Vermont Edition is launching a new series, featuring intimate conversations with noteworthy Vermonters right in their own living rooms. It’s called Vermont Edition At Home. For the first installment, Mikaela Lefrak went to the Middlebury home of François Clemmons.. Clemmons is best known for playing Officer Clemmons on Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Clem…

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New indie-folk musical brings the lives of Vermont farmers to Northern Stage 49:50

28d ago49:50

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An original indie-folk musical premieres at Northern Stage in White River Junction next month. Set over the course of one working day, "The Vermont Farm Project" tells the stories of eight farmers. It's based on three years of interviews with farmers from Vermont and the surrounding region. Director Sarah Wansley of White River Junction and Hudson …

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A cross-border conversation with Québec 50:34

29d ago50:34

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Vermonters and Quebeckers share much more than a border. We do business together, get our passports out for vacation, and visit family. But this year, the threads that hold us together have frayed. Vermont Edition co-hosted a cross-border conversation in partnership with Radio Noon, a call-in program from the CBC in Quebec. Mikaela Lefrak and Radio…

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