Talking Life In Vermont With Jonathan Schroth

If someone asked me for my dream talk show lineup, Juli Tatro would be at the top of the list. After spending years working behind the scenes in radio, Juli has a personality that deserves to be front and center. Take a listen as we attempt (and mostly fail) to keep it together in a conversation full of laughs and classic Juli moments.

In this episode, we sit down with Tom Donahue — Rutland mayoral candidate, current City Alderman, Economic Development Director, City Planner, former President of the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce, and CEO of BROC Community Action — for a personal and heartfelt conversation. Through thoughtful questions, Tom opens up about his love for family, his deep connection to Rutland, what makes the community special, and what it truly takes to be a strong, compassionate leader, sharing wholesome stories and insights along the way.

Special thanks to The Hub CoWorks for providing their professional studio space for this recording.

Today we sit down on the eve of thanksgiving with my three daughters to go over the Red Solo Series questions. I was shocked by some of their answers and I am sure you will be too.

On this episode we are joined by Jared Hussey who is a traveling nurse and sports enthusiast from far enough north he could be considered Canadian. We pull out the red solo cup of questions and try not to drive off the road as we get blinded by the sun.

Today we talk with urban explorer Dana Maguire. From living in a preserved train depot to encounters with the unexplained, Dana shares some of her stories of strange coincidences, possible alien activity, and brushes with the paranormal.

The Do-It-Yourself First Guide to Book Publishing — from someone who’s been through it himself (maybe not the right way, but it worked!). Jonathan Schroth, author of "A Tale of Blackberries", sits down with Jonathan Mackintosh to share his book publishing journey, from finding an illustrator and hiring an editor to formatting a book for print.

Hunting has always played an important role for Vermonters. In this podcast I sit down with hunting enthusiast Jonathan Mackintosh to talk hunting, Vermont deer population, meat processing, and hunting from more than just the practical, but a means to reconnect with nature.

With the dream of becoming an Olympic figure skater, and a passion for rugby, disc golf, and fly fishing, mechanical engineer and comedic personality Daniel Ball spills the beans (pun intended) on his famous chili recipe.

Some kids go to a four-year college, get a degree, and four years is long enough. But not for someone like Melissa Paradee, who has spent her life learning and teaching here in Vermont.

On this week's podcast, I sat down with Melissa to talk about everything from taking pictures with the weatherman to not skydiving with Lyle Jepson. More importantly, we explored the value of continued education—and what it really means to immerse yourself in something bigger than yourself.

Teacher, musician, sports enthusiast, and also likely running on a steady coffee IV - Natalie Boyle brings energy and insight to everything she does. in this episode, we dive into her journey of moving to a new state, navigating local sports as both a parent and a coach, and finding balance in all the spaces between. join us for a conversation with a woman who is sure to change the world, starting from the land outside her own front door.