Sweethearts & Heroes Day, every Wednesday on Aired Out, continues this morning with a powerful and meaningful conversation. Today’s guest is Jeffrey Smith, Sheriff of Montgomery County, New York. As a School Resource Officer, Sheriff Smith shows up in schools each day with a simple but impactful message, HOPE is real, and it lives within every one of us. He reminds students, teachers, and even his fellow law enforcement officers to always remember, Hold On, Possibilities Exist. Through face-to-face circle sessions with both students and members of law enforcement, he continues to demonstrate what it means to lead with positivity, no matter the challenges life may bring. This is more than a conversation, it is a reminder that connection, resilience, and hope still matter.

Big show today on Aired Out!


Cristina Willey joins us to talk about the Brittany Burt Memorial Bingo happening this Sunday in Williamstown, a great community event you won’t want to miss.


Noah Payette checks in with everything you need to know about Barre Town Co-Ed Softball and how to get involved this season as both a player AND a sponsor!


Plus, Rex Thompson is gearing up to present a special blue belt and gives us a preview of what to expect on May 2nd at the DoubleTree in South Burlington for Donnybrook Fight Promotions’ “The Reckoning – Art of Eight Limbs.”


Local voices, community stories, and a packed lineup this morning! THANK YOU GUESTS AND VIEWERS !

April is Child Abuse Awaness Month! OUR House of Central Vermont is a nonprofit Children’s Advocacy Center and Special Investigations Unit based in Barre (38 Summer Street, Barre, Vermont), serving all of Washington County. Executive Director Rebecca Duranleau has created a fundraising event that links together community and area businesses. Visit their website (ourhousecentralvt.com) or Facebook page at OUR House of Central Vermont for the April calendar of events that YOU SAVE from and THEY BENEFIT from!

OUR House of Cenrtal Vermont provides a safe, child-friendly environment for victims of abuse. They conduct forensic interviews that support law enforcement investigations, offer advocacy, referrals, and case management for families. They also support both child victims AND adult survivors of sexual abuse/assault. They work closely with: Law enforcement, Vermont Department for Children & Families, State’s Attorney’s Office, Mental health providers and hospitals.

OUR House uses a “One Unified Response” approach—bringing all key agencies together in one place—so victims don’t have to repeatedly relive trauma during multiple interviews.

They’ve been serving the region since 1989 and were actually Vermont’s first Children’s Advocacy Center.

Shae Martin, Pat Willis, Buddy & Shannon Towndrow - Special Olympics Vermont

Easter baskets, unfriending the negatively wired, stop wasting time, unplugging the doom loop—and actually starting to LIVE.

No script. No filter. Just real talk about cutting the noise, ditching the drainers, and getting your life pointed in the right direction.

If you’ve been stuck scrolling, stressing, or surrounding yourself with the wrong energy… this one’s for you.

From toilet trouble aboard Artemis II to helicopter headlines involving Pete Hegseth, to a head-banging moment you didn’t see coming from William Shatner—nothing is off limits. Add in sharp takes on local schools, real talk from the community, and the kind of unfiltered commentary you only get when the mic is live and the guard is down. Chuck Martin in his purest form:
Unscripted. Untethered. Unpredictable. And that’s exactly why you can’t look away.

Sweethearts & Heroes - Pat Fish

Logan Luce stops by for a maddening look at March Madness, a parking ban apology and much more!