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  • Food Network Baking Champion, Green Slice Foods, Orwell Glass

    We’re talking food for the first hour this morning. First, we meet the winner of the Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship, Adam Monette of St. Albans. Then we’ll learn about a Belgian company that is distributing its plant-based veggie dogs, ham slices and other products from Bolton. After that, we head to Orwell to learn how to blow glass and discuss the glass heating and melting equipment that the company manufactures. And we’ll finish off with a half hour of open phones.   

    1 hr 22 min
  • Cynefin Farm, VT Affordable Housing, WDEV@90, ABRAU Jewelry

    We start the morning in Townshend at a farm full of happy, healthy sheep where you can find yarn, fleece and woolen whimsies among other products. Next, as affordable housing becomes a major focus of the Legislature and the Scott administration, we’ll check in with the Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition. After that, a WDEV All-Star who used to hang out with All-Stars and other major leaguers, Jasper Goodman, checks in as we continue the station’s 90th Anniversary. And we finish up by learning about a Vermont jewelry maker whose creations have been a big hit in Hollywood.  

    1 hr 28 min
  • Old Forests, State House, Pirates of Dingley Dell, Green Mountain College

    There’s much more to an old forest than trees. We’ll start the morning hearing about what you can explore there in the winter months. Then, WCAX Capitol Bureau Chief Calvin Cutler provides an update on what’s been happening at the State House. After that, we hear the tale of when pirates sailed on Lake Champlain. And we finish the show, hearing what Raj Bhakta plans for the campus of Green Mountain College in Poultney that he purchased in August of 2020. 

    1 hr 27 min
  • Georgia, VT News, Back Stories, Cabot Cheese Awards

    When can zip codes confuse COVID case counts? We’ll hear what Alek Fleury of the St. Albans Messenger learned about it and about other news stories from the town of Georgia. After that, we’ll open up the phones until 10. That’s when national correspondent Bob Ney checks in for his weekly update. Then Paula Routley of Seven Days gives us the back stories on a number of pieces covered by the paper in 2021. And we finish the show in the best way possible. With cheese! We’ll hear about the cache of awards the Cabot Creamery Co-operative has won recently. 

    1 hr 28 min
  • Attack on the Capitol Anniversary

    A bit of a short show today, we spend the hour talking with Middlebury College Political Science Professor Matt Dickinson to discuss the Attack on the Capitol, that happened one year ago. We’ll also speak with Congressman Peter Welch, who was in the building when the riotous horde stormed the Capitol. 
    57 min
  • “A Comic Year”, Juncos, Mad River Rockets

    Vermont poet and artist Meg Reynolds chronicled the year following a romantic breakup in a diary of visual poetry. We’ll talk about her book, “A Comic Year”, and about her personal life. After that, we get a closer look at those wonderful winter birds, the juncos.  And then we finish the morning on a wild ride on a sled through the snow as we learn all about the superfast Mad River Rocket! 
    1 hr 27 min
  • HomeShare Vermont, “Birdie’s Bargain”, Generator

    Today, we open the show with open phones to hear what’s on your mind. Then we learn about how homeowners can find a compatible match to share their home through HomeShare Vermont. After that, noted Vermont Young Adult fiction author Katherine Paterson joins us to discuss her latest book, “Birdie’s Bargain,” about a young girl who questions everything when her father is deployed and she has to move to a new Vermont town. And we finish by learning about all that’s happening and is offered at Generator maker space and business incubator in Burlington. 
    1 hr 27 min
  • Waterbury State Representatives, Waterbury Roundabout

    As the opening of the new Legislative session nears, we’ll speak with Theresa Wood and Tom Stevens, the State Reps for the district that includes Waterbury, Bolton, Huntington and Buel’s Gore. Next, WCAX Statehouse Reporter Calvin Cutler provides a preview of what to expect in the House and Senate during this upcoming session. After that, Lisa Scagliotti, editor of the Waterbury Roundabout, joins us with an update on what’s happening in Waterbury, including the extremely high COVID case counts. And we finish the show with open phones and a recap of Jesse Holden’s New Year’s Eve and Day running exploits for charity. 
    1 hr 27 min

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