Isaac Evans-Frantz is joined in-studio by State Senator Tanya Vyhovsky who is running for reelection in the senate. Then, Isaac is joined by candidates for Lieutenant Governor John Rodgers, and Thomas Renner. He also talks with former State Rep. Sandy Baird.

Isaac Evans-Frantz is joined in-studio by Rev. Arnold Isidore Thomas. Rev. Thomas recently retired as the pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Jericho and served as the first African American denomination leader in the state. 

Brad Ferland is joined first by Elliott Greenblott, coordinator of the AARP Vermont Fraud Watch Network, for their monthly chat on the latest scams you need to be aware of. Then, Brad is joined in-studio by Ashley Gravel, co-director of AWARE Domestic & Sexual Violence Services, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary on August 10th.

Brad Ferland is joined by John Rodgers, candidate for Lieutenant   Governor of Vermont.

Kevin Ellis talks first with National News Correspondent Bob Ney. Then, he's joined in-studio by Joe Woodin, the CEO and President of Copley Health Systems. And later, Kevin talks with former State Rep. Don Hooper to remember the life of Vermonter Bill Mares.

Kevin Ellis starts the show talking with Plainfield Town Clerk Bram Towbin about the recent flooding. Then, he's joined by Plainfield residents and business owners to discuss the flood's impact.

Kevin Ellis is joined by National News Correspondent Bob Ney. Then, he takes listener phone calls.

Kevin Ellis is joined by former Governor Peter Shumlin’s campaign manager and political analyst Alex MacLean to discuss the presidential campaign. 

Ross Connolly welcomes back podcast host AJ Kierstead to discuss the changing environment in the presidential race. Then, he talks with New Hampshire Rep. Valerie McDonnell to discuss her college free speech bill.

Ross Connolly is joined by James Czerniawski from Americans for Prosperity to discuss the use of artificial intelligence in the 2024 elections. Then, he talks with Amy Disibio about offshore wind issues affecting Massachusetts and Rhode Island.