We explore the housing bill, now on its way to the Governor’s desk, and examine the recent events that have caused a stalemate in the education bill.

In our opening segment, Andy talks about his ongoing feud with a local rooster and his lingering resentment over getting drenched at a golf tournament. Joanna and her husband introduce the Julows to the world of oysters.

In our "Last Licks" segment, Andy challenges Joanna to name some overlooked gems of Vermont, while Joanna asks Andy unfair questions about Lake Champlain.

Original Music by Ryan Ronzoni.

Charity Clark joins us! Vermont’s Attorney General stops by to discuss her lawsuits against the Trump administration, her favorite hikes, how parenting influences her role, and her top creemee choices.

We get into voter protections, citizenship challenges, how Vermonters can help preserve democracy, and community in Vermont.

In the opening segment Joanna and Andy talk about the latest twist in the housing bill, and Andy complains that he's too old for home construction.

Join Joanna Grossman, Chair of the Chittenden County Democrats, and former State Senator Andy Julow as they explore all things Vermont—politics, culture, and beyond.

In this episode, we'll recap a week that saw Joanna and Andy in the same Statehouse committee room—but sitting at different lunch tables.

For our Hot Toppings segment, we'll take a deep dive into education funding, including the origins of our current funding formula, its apparent demise in 2024, and how reform efforts have progressed through the executive and legislative branches.

We'll wrap up the episode with Last Licks, where Joanna asks Andy about all things county fairs, and Andy makes Joanna choose between Vermont icons and their New York counterparts.

We're podcasters now! Join Joanna Grossman, Chair of the Chittenden County Democrats and Former State Senator Andy Julow as they explore all things Vermont Politics, Culture, and Beyond

In this episode we'll catch up on our weeks at the statehouse and traveling, discuss the challenges of pivoting the message for Democrats after the election losses of 2024, share our backgrounds, campaign story, origins of the podcast and its name, and dive a little into the history of creemees. Andy asks Joanna about the makeup and elections of the Burlington City Council and Joanna quizzes Andy on how Town Meeting Day works.

We're podcasters now! Join Joanna Grossman, Chair of the Chittenden County Democrats and Former Vermont State Senator Andy Julow as they explore all things Vermont Politics, Culture, and Beyond