Vermont Edition brings you news and conversation about issues
affecting your life - plus a bit of the unexpected. Host Jane Lindholm
considers the context of current events through interviews with
newsmakers and people who make our region buzz. Listener comments and
questions via e-mail and calls are incorporated into the live program. (pictured: hosts Jane Lindholm and Bob Kinzel)
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Jane joined VPR in 2007 to expand Vermont Edition from a weekly pilot into the flagship daily newsmagazine it is today. She has been frequently recognized with regional and national awards for interviewing and use of sound. Before returning to her native Vermont, Jane served as director/producer for the national program Marketplace, based in Los Angeles.
Jane began her journalism career in 2001, when she joined National Public Radio (NPR) as an Editorial/Production Assistant for Radio Expeditions, a co-production of NPR and the National Geographic Society. During her time at NPR, she also worked with NPR's Talk of the Nation and Weekend Edition Saturday. Jane graduated from Harvard University with a B.A. in Anthropology and has worked as writer and editor for Let's Go Travel Guides.
In her free time, Jane enjoys nature writing and photography. She has had her photojournalism picked up by the BBC World Service and combines photography and nature writing on her blog, CommonWanderer.com. She lives in Monkton.
One in six children in Vermont is at risk of going hungry. In the parlance of experts, "food insecurity" among for children is particularly tough in the summertime, when families cannot rely on free and reduced-cost breakfasts and lunches served at school. We talk with John Sayles, the new director of the Vermont FoodBank, and Marissa Parisi, the new head of the Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger, about programs around the state that take advantage of the growing season to help families avoid hunger. (Listen)
Also in the program: rail service in western Vermont. Robert Ide of the Agency of Transportation explains how federal stimulus money may re-energize efforts to provide train service from Burlington through to Albany, NY. (Listen)
And we visit with Kids on the Block, a program that teaches children about abuse and healthy lifestyles through an unconventional means: puppets. VPR's Jason Bushey reports from Addison Central School. (Listen)