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Tuesday, 12/08/09

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We talk about the perennial problem of drunk and buzzed driving in Vermont, and then we check in with Brigadier General Jonathan Farnham about his new job leading the Afghan National Security Forces Development Assistance Bureau.

Monday, 12/07/09

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We hear from Education Commissioner Armando Vilaseca and Finance Commissioner James Reardon about their school budget cutting suggestions, and how they would change the school funding system. Also, a new report looks at how charities fundraise.

Friday, 12/04/09

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It's likely the state-wide property tax rate will go up for the first time since 1997. Tax commissioner Richard Westman discusses the reasons for the increase and his concerns for the future.

Thursday, 12/03/09

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Christmas tree growing is big business in our region. We look into how it's grown, where our trees end up, and how to choose the perfect fir. Also, a look at different perspectives to the Hanukkah story, and where to catch performances of Handel's Messiah.

Wednesday, 12/02/09

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Eye On The Sky meteorologists Mark Breen and Steve Maleski discuss long term weather trends in our region and the impact of climate change.

Tuesday, 12/01/09

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Join our history discussion about the legacy of abolitionist John Brown and Harper's Ferry. Also, do ski areas inflate their snow reports? And we read from some of your letters.

Monday, 11/30/09

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Democrat Matt Dunne discusses his campaign for governor as part of our series of interviews with the six candidates in the race. And scientist Mary Watzin of UVM explains the ecological impact of zebra mussels on Lake Champain.

Friday, 11/27/09

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We talk with author Archer Mayor about his long running detective series set in Vermont. Then, we hear from master baker and memoirist Gesine Bullock-Prado, and we discover PoJazz!

Wednesday, 11/25/09

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We answer your burning (hopefully not literally!) cooking questions and look at the history of turkey day.

Tuesday, 11/24/09

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Political analyst Eric Davis looks at the crowded field of gubernatorial candidates for 2010. And VPR's Steve Zind talks with a digital forensics expert about the authenticity of a famous historic photo.

Monday, 11/23/09

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A new USDA report shows the highest hunger levels in the U.S. since 1995. In Vermont, 12% of households struggle with hunger. We look into why the issue of hunger continues to worsen. Also, Vermont's state forests celebrate 100 years!

Friday, 11/20/09

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As part of our continuing series of candidate interviews, Chittenden Senator Doug Racine discusses his positions on health care reform, the future of Vermont Yankee and his plans to stimulate the Vermont economy.

Thursday, 11/19/09

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We look at the unique challenges of going blind later in life. Also, we talk with Gabrielle Meunier whose son got sick from peanut butter crackers one year ago and her efforts to improve food safety.

Wednesday, 11/18/09

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We discuss animal cruelty from legal and philosophical perspectives, and then we talk to to Brian Lindner, team leader of the Waterbury Backcountry Rescue Team.

Wednesday, 11/18/09

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We discuss animal cruelty from legal and philosophical perspectives, and then we talk to to Brian Lindner, team leader of the Waterbury Backcountry Rescue Team.

Tuesday, 11/17/09

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We talk with author Peg Streep about the influence mothers have over daughters. Also, a Vermont company has created iPhone applications from Audubon Guides.

Monday, 11/16/09

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We'll talk with former NPR reporter Sarah Chayes about her work in Afghanistan. Also, we hear from State Auditor Tom Salmon about his recent DUI arrest.

Friday, 11/13/09

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We examine a variety of issues and questions concerning the re-licensing of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant.

Thursday, 11/12/09

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Longtime organic farmer Richard Wiswall has written The Organic Farmer's Business Handbook to help farmers better manage finances and make a profit. Also, the American Friends Service Committee has long been an active part of the peace movement, but now their Montpelier office is closing.

Wednesday, 11/11/09

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UVM professor of political science says its much more difficult for a president to rank among the nation's top chief executives. Plus, a live performance by Vermont banjo virtuoso Gordon Stone with drummer Pape.

Tuesday, 11/10/09

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We talk with James Sturm, co-founder of the Center for Cartoon Studies about graphic novels. Then we hear from Rutland Herald reporter Bruce Edwards about struggling movie theaters. And, selling genuine Vermont sticks to city-dwelling dog lovers around the country!

Monday, 11/09/09

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A legislative commission appointed to look at how Vermont's courts run, says it's found at least $1 million in savings, and ways to be more efficient. Also, we hear from an Afghan woman who is working to protect women's rights.

Friday, 11/06/09

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We talk with Lamoille State Senator Susan Bartlett. She's one of four democratic candidates who have declared they'll run for the state's top office. Also, VPR's Ross Sneyd on developintg stories in the region, and a look back at the voices in this week's news.

Thursday, 11/05/09

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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders talks about health care, Afghanistan and climate change legislation.

Wednesday, 11/04/09

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We interview Governor Jim Douglas about his recent economic development trip to Asia and the prospect for creating new jobs in Vermont.

Tuesday, 11/03/09

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Howard Dean has emerged as a leading spokesperson in encouraging Congress to pass a comprehensive health care reform bill. He discusses the latest Democratic plan in Washington and the fight that the legislation faces in the coming weeks.

Monday, 11/02/09

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We talk with Jon Erickson, UVM professor and co-editor of the book "The Great Experiment in Conservation: voices from the Adirondack Park." Then we talk to Pam Blair, whose two sons have just deployed to Afghanistan.

Friday, 10/30/09

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Congressman Peter Welch discusses the specifics of the House health care reform bill.

Thursday, 10/29/09

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Writer Joe Citro tells stories of Vermont's home grown monsters!

Wednesday, 10/28/09

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We'll hear what's being done to help people affected by the sudden closure of the Crown Point Bridge and discuss plans to reopen it.

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