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The Democratic Gubernatorial Recount Friday, 09/03/10 Noon and 7pm Some have called the Democratic gubernatorial recount the party's worst nightmare, while others say it could bring unity to the Democrats. News analyst Chris Graff discusses what effect the recount will have on the race in November.
Vermont Painter Woody Jackson Thursday, 09/02/10 Noon and 7pm Vermont artist Woody Jackson paints iconic watercolors of black and white cows against brightly colored skies, fields and barns. Jackson is our guest to talk about the natural landscape that inspires his art. Also, the spiny softshell turtle has a stirred a controversy in Mississquoi Bay. And we read from your letters.
New Approach To Downtown Planning Wednesday, 09/01/10 Noon and 7pm
The way a town looks and feels can be as important as how it functions, and a new concept in town planning called 'form-based code' is taking root in our region that embraces all three priorities.
Why Teachers Quit Tuesday, 08/31/10 Noon and 7pm
Middlesex educator Katy Farber says there's an alarming exodus of teachers from America's classrooms. We talk with her about her book "Why Great Teachers Quit". Also, a New Hampshire teacher turns lessons into music for Rock In The Classroom.
Campaign Finance Disclosure Monday, 08/30/10 Noon and 7pm Vermont received an F in a survey on campaign finance disclosure. We look at why the state fared so poorly and what can be done to improve transparency in this area. Plus, we hear about a Catholic relic that has been in Vermont since the 1890s.
Governor Jim Douglas Friday, 08/27/10 Noon and 7pm Governor Jim Douglas discusses his opinions on new federal stimulus money and the primary election results and his plans for the future.
The Annual Insect Show Thursday, 08/26/10 Noon and 7pm It's our annual Bug Show. Two experts help identify the butterflies, beetles or other bugs you've been seeing in backyards and fields. And we learn how to drive a tractor.
Primary Election Results And Reaction Wednesday, 08/25/10 Noon and 7pm Wednesday on Vermont Edition, we examine the results of voting in the Democratic, Republican and Progressive primaries. We also talk with the leaders of the Democratic race for governor.
Vermont's Transportation Projects Tuesday, 08/24/10 Noon and 7pm Vermont Transportation Secretary David Dill discusses how the federal stimulus money is being spent and he provides an update on other construction projects. Plus, we hear about the Long Trail School's new International Baccalaureate program.
Commercial Wind Power's Role In Vermont Monday, 08/23/10 Noon and 7pm Advocates for commercial wind projects say Vermont lags behind other New England states in developing wind as a source of power. But opponents say that's a good thing. Our guests debate the benefits and downsides.
Primary Election Preview Friday, 08/20/10 Noon and 7pm
Let us know how you're sizing up the candidates in the Democratic, Republican and Progressive Parties. And if you're an undecided voter, tell us what factors you're weighing.

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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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Selections from the Archive

Monday, 08/09/10 Noon and 7pm

"Breaking Bread"

Author Lynne Christy Anderson shares culinary traditions and stories from her book, "Breaking Bread: Recipes and Stories from Immigrant Kitchens." Plus, today's young female clowns are working to break down barriers in what remains a male-dominated profession. And we read from your letters.

Wednesday, 08/04/10 Noon and 7pm

Debate: Dem. U.S. Senate Candidates

Incumbent Senator Patrick Leahy faces challenger Dan Freilich in their only debate of the primary election season.

Monday, 08/02/10 Noon and 7pm

Author Garret Keizer On Noise

Vermont writer Garret Keizer traveled the world for his book, The Unwanted Sound Of Everything We Want. We talk with him about the connections between noise, technology and culture. We also hear from the Montpelier based Noise Pollution Clearinghouse.

Thursday, 07/22/10 Noon and 7pm

Novelist Howard Frank Mosher

The writer who's been called the 'voice of the Northeast Kingdom' shrugs off the moniker. We talk with Howard Frank Mosher about his body of work that features Vermont's people and landscape prominently. Also, Libby Smith of Essex describes the uncertainty and joys of life as a professional golfer.

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