The Frequency

Politicians, students, and teachers are all processing what happened when a mob attacked the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday. Today, we hear from them.

What we know about the situation in D.C.

A conversation with Becca Balint, incoming Senate President Pro Tem, as a new legislative session begins. Plus, COVID-19 numbers are rising regionally and the UK mutation is expected to show up soon.

A check-in with some Vermonters who are trying to manage economic uncertainty. Plus, a conversation with the new Speaker of the House, affordable housing, and an airplane hangar.

The dairy industry’s contribution to phosphorus in Lake Champlain, and mitigation efforts. Plus, record temperatures in 2020, the state legislature returns, and household income.

Checking back in with a Northfield barber. Plus, Stamford continues to resist Governor Scott’s emergency order, a successful year for deer hunters, and a special guest co-host.

The latest COVID-19 update. Plus, Senator Bernie Sanders pushes for more stimulus, a prison on lockdown, and a skiing win.

Federal funds are on the way to some performance venues. Plus, a small population decline, a large travel decline, and COVID-19 numbers.

A dancing T-Rex and friends in Burlington. Plus, dairy farms lost in 2020, a new minimum wage, and COVID-19 numbers.

Christmas shopping in St. Johnsbury. Plus, what’s next for the Vermont State Colleges, a temporary change in COVID guidelines, and an update on the UVMMC cyberattack.