Ken and Jack discuss Vermont Days, where Vermonters celebrate the beginning of summer and invite our neighbors from out of state to come and enjoy what Vermont has to offer. The two detail some of the festivities and Ken gives a recap of this week's races at Thunder Road.

Ken calls in to talk about the festivities at Thunder Road this past Monday during the Memorial Day Classic. Many folks got their COVID vaccinations at the track, the governor came out to greet racers and race fans, and the racing was fantastic.

Ken calls in to give us a preview of Thunder Road's Memorial Day Classic, talk whether we'll see Governor Phil Scott on the racetrack this year, and a touch of racing history along the way as well.

Farmer Dave explains his barter system for helping his neighbor till his garden as well as his troubles with his lawnmower. Ken calls in during the second half of the show to talk baseball.

Ken calls the show and he, Jack, Kia, and Farmer Dave talk about the legacy of WDEV. The gang plays some old favorites and talks about some of the memories that accompany the songs. And Saturday was Farmer Dave's birthday so the crew celebrates that as well.

We celebrate the day every year where Vermonters get out and make our state more beautiful by cleaning up after ourselves. Ken calls in to reminisce about WDEV's legacy.

Ken Squier calls in for the entire show to talk about the Green Up Day song from the Magical Marvelous Musical Mystery Lady and gives us an update on how he's doing.

With the weather warming up, the gang celebrates the beginning of gardening season with John Prine and other crowd favorites. Ken calls in to give a sneak peak into what the 90th anniversary of WDEV will hold for our listeners.

Saturday was Ken's birthday, so Jack, Brent, and Farmer Dave wish him a happy birthday. And Ken calls in to check in on the show.

We welcome back Brent Curtis to the show after taking some time off to bring us High School Basketball. General Manager Steve Cormier calls in to tell us what's going on with Ken (we hope to have him back on WDEV soon). Farmer Dave outlines his plan for the pit in the middle of downtown Burlington where the Town Center Mall once stood, and it involves nuclear power.