Kevin Ellis is joined in-studio by UVM Professor Jon Erickson to talk about his new book - "The Progress Illusion: Reclaiming Our Future from the Fairytale of Economics". Then, Kevin talks with two foster care advocates, Lucy Bolognese and Kate Slocum about National Foster Care Month. And then, Governor Phil Scott joins the show.

Pat McDonald is joined in-studio by Acting Lieutenant Charles Winn, Station Commander for the Berlin Barracks of the Vermont State Police. Then, Pat talks with Vermont author Jessica Dodge about her new book - “The Forgotten Witch”    

Brad Ferland talks with Vermont author Dan Close about his new book of poetry. Then, Brad sits down with Terry Culver, one of the owners of Last Time Around Antiques in Barre, Vt.

Kevin Ellis talks with Emilie Kornheiser, Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee. Then, our weekly check-ins with National News Corespondent Bob Ney and Seven Days. And then, Kevin closes out the week with open phones.

Pat McDonald is joined again in-studio by Rocket, for a wide-ranging conversation. Then, she sits down with Kate Reilly, Co-Director of Case Management, and Kim Lipinski, Director of Nutrition & Wellness, for Central Vermont Council on Aging.

Kevin Ellis talks with State Senator Andrew Perchlik of Washington. Then, two State House staffers, Ashley Moore and Conor Kennedy, join Kevin in-studio to talk about behind the scenes work in Montpelier.

Pat McDonald talks with Ben Kinsley, owner of Imperium Advisors about 2023 Legislative Session. Then, Pat sits down with Chris Winters, the Commissioner of the Vermont Department for Children and Families.

Brad Ferland talks with Maura Campbell, a playwright, director, screenwriter, and Vermonter, who is beginning to shoot a new movie in Vermont. Then, Brad sits down with addiction advocates Chip Piper and Greg Tatro - co-founder of Jenna's Promise, a recovery center in Johnson, Vt.

Kevin Ellis talks with Congresswoman Becca Balint about her first 100 days in Congress. Then, our weekly conversations with National News Corespondent Bob Ney, followed by Seven Days. Then, author Joe Sexton joins Kevin in-studio to talk about his new book - The Lost Sons of Omaha: The Tragic Deaths of Jake Gardner and James Scurlock in a Fractured America

Pat McDonald is joined in-studio by Jay Ramsey, Director of Workforce Development for the Vermont Department of Labor. Then, she talks with Brenna Galdenzi, President of Protect Our Wildlife, and John Aberth, a licensed volunteer wildlife rehabilitator.