We discuss what makes some communities thrive and how post-World War II development patterns didnt work out as well as hoped in some places, with Daniel Herriges of Strong Towns. Podcast Produced by

Act 250 – Next Steps An attempt to revise the Act 250 land use and permitting process didn’t make it to the finish line during the past legislative session. A conversation with two state representativ

Dr. William Mathis is a former superintendent of schools for the Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union, in Brandon, Vermont. He was a National Superintendent of the Year finalist and a Vermont Superinte

Jim Kaat was recently inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame in Cooperstown, NY, and has written a book, “Good As Gold: My Eight Decades In Baseball.” We talk about all of that and more. Podcast Prod

Deeper Into Glastonbury Glastonbury, an “unorganized” town in Bennington County, has its own fascinating history, of ghost towns, a once thriving timber industry, and mysterious disappearances, as wel

Sarah Copeland Hanzas is a state representative (Orange-2) who is running in the Democratic Party primary for Secretary of State. Early voting in the primary is now underway — the primary election dat

John Odum is the City Clerk of Montpelier. He is running in the Democratic Party’s primary for Secretary of State, hoping to replace outgoing Secretary James Condos following the November general elec

David Zuckerman, the former Lt. Governor and Democratic Party nominee in 2020 for Governor, is a candidate for the Vermont Lt. Governor post in 2022. Podcast Produced by GNAT-TV

Chris Winters is the current Vermont Deputy Secretary of State, and running in the Democratic Party’s primary for its nomination to be its candidate for Secretary of State. We discuss the role of the

Charity Clark, the Assistant Attorney General for the past seven years, is currently seeking the Democratic Party’s nomination to run for Vermont’s Attorney General during the November elections.