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  • The Good Shepherd Warming Shelter with Tess Taylor. Barre, VT
    A warm place, a hot cup of coffee, and a made-to-order breakfast can make all the difference. The Good Shepherd Warming Shelter is open, offering cook-to-order breakfast on Mondays and connection to vital resources Monday through Friday until 10am. If you or someone you know needs support, help is available.
    1 hr 2 min
  • JEEP-MAS, extreme cold shelters, weekend community calendar, Trump on re-naming "Football" AND TONS MORE!
    Facebook Question Of The Day - Christmas Traditions
    Weather
    Community Calendar with guest Samantha Sanborn - Payette talking the annual JEEP-MAS parade TOMORROW NIGHT
    $50 Million comes to Barre to help with housing
    (Downstreet Housing & Community Development)
    Saving lives with extreme cold weather shelters with Tess Taylor on the line
    Birthdays
    Movies this weekend at FGB Theaters in Barre and Montpelier!
    Barre City's Fiscal Year 2027 budget survey (barrecity.org/budget-survey.html )
    Logan Luce goes on a tear about Trump's suggestion that "Football" be re-named in America ...
    1 hr 26 min
  • G's weekly dose of MENTAL FLOSS
    G's weekly dose of MENTAL FLOSS with a HUGE Community Calendar!
    Trans Siberian Orchestra concert recap
    Sending holidays cards
    leftover squeezable gravy
    spray painted Christmas trees
    WTF
    Caviar pizza
    Sm'oysters
    a drunk racoon
    Rockafeller Christmas Tree last night
    Chinchilla for Christmas?
    1 hr 25 min
  • GIVING TUESDAY - Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice
    CVHHH has been a year-long presenting sponsor of the AO Podcast! This morning - Chief Advancement Officer at Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice Emily McKenna stops by to promote the kick-off to the year-end appeal - the biggest fundraising effort of the year for CVHHH! Giving is open now at cvhhh.org, by calling 802-223-1878, or on their Facebook page!
    30 min
  • MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS AND BEYOND - Karen Kurrle - Washington County Mental Health
    Washington County Mental Health knows that many of us are unhappy for a number of different reasons. We all have unique experiences in life. Here’s your reminder that better mental health is achievable. Take the first step with a simple, discreet phone call, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Whether you're looking for support for yourself or you have a loved one who needs support, help is available through Washington County Mental Health. Here's the number; 802-229-0591. Again open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For the suicide crisis line, call 988For the Veterans crisis line call 988 and press 1Text VT to 741741 for the Crisis Text LineCall or text 833-VT-TALKS or 833-888-2577 for the PATHWAYS PEER SUPPORT WARMLINE Call 866-488-7386 for the Trevor Project ** YOU ARE NOT ALONE. HELP IS HERE. And remember - suicide can be prevented. Help is available to you always around the clock, not matter what it is you are dealing with. Washington County Mental Health has been serving the Central Vermont community for 60 years with person-centered care. Each year, over 6,000 Vermonters have benefited from WCMHS directly and indirectly. Discover a full list of career opportunities at wcmhs.org/careers. Find them on Facebook and Instagram at WCMHS 
    55 min

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Aired Out with JD Green, is a LOCAL Vermont daily podcast seen and heard on Facebook and everywhere podcasts are listened to. It features local and National news, weather, sports and interviews with…