The gang celebrates Vermont's annual Green Up Day with a nice tune. Kia calls in to join the show. And Ken salutes cats and cat lovers.

Ken and the gang wishes everyone a happy Memorial Day and remember the brave men and women who served our country. The way they salute these service men and women is with a selection of great musical hits.

Ken plays a birthday request for Greg Tilton from East Topsham and Farmer Dave joins the gang to talk about the return of NASCAR.

Ken kicks off the show with a new poem and the gang gets ready for Mother's Day. Ken tips his hat to L.L. Bean who have switched from manufacturing clothes and gear to medical supplies. Farmer Dave stops by to give a shoutout to Sweden.

Ken does some light housekeeping announcements to apologize for missing Earth Day last week with a song and announce he has music for the dog. Ken, Jack, and Brent remember music legend and actor Jerry Reed with a classic song. Farmer Dave comes back after a long hiatus spreading manure.

Ken kicks off the show with a sweet poem from a listener thanking the gang for brightening the spirits of everyone stuck at home. Ken thanks his lovely staff at WDEV for keeping the high caliber programming going.

Ken has some technical difficulties joining the show from his chicken coop in Stowe. Ken laments the neverending coverage of the pandemic and he thinks we all need a distraction from that and focus on our good times and communities. Several kind listeners call to wish Ken a happy belated birthday.

Ken calls in to maintain social distance and the thing at the top of his mind is "where is the vacuum." Ken reads a nice poem about these confusing times we're in and highlights a wonderful group around town making masks and shields for medical professionals and Whitney of Makersphere calls in to tell us more about it.

Ken and Brent try to keep the spirits up in these trying times by reminding us how strong our Vermont communities are. Wade Pierson calls in to reflect on the short but fun ski season and shout out our wonderful communities around the state helping their neighbors. A rare occasion, Tom Beardsley calls in from Newport. The Magical Marvelous Musical Mystery Lady has an important musical PSA for everyone. We get an update on Farmer Dave's health (he's doing just fine)!

While we lament the cancellations of many sports seasons and events, the show must go on. Brent and Ken look back on the long tradition of local sports. Kate from Stowe Kitchen Bath and Linen calls in with Lee Kittel to talk about what they're doing this weekend to keep the spirits up. Wade Pierson of Northeast Slopes calls in to talk about what they're doing. And while the St. Patricks's Day festivities may be off, we still celebrate the greatest holiday in March. And by the way, mud season is still on!