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Suzanne Seymour is running for Vermont's lone Congressional seat. ruokvt.com

Chanin Hill is running in Addison-4 -- www.chaninhillforvt.com Lynn Dike is running in the Addison-4 district www.lynndikeforvthouse.com and Annie Wilson is running in Addison-2 AnnieVTHouse@gmail.com

Host Amy Hornblas No scheduled guests Originally broadcast at 11:00 am 8-27-2026 on WDEV

Twila is the author of Big Brother in the Exam Room: The Dangerous Truth about Electronic Health Records cchfreedom.org jointhewedge.com

Representative Gina Galfetti Represents the towns of Barre Town and Williamstown in the Vermont State Legislature.

Joanna Buckley is a Hartland resident, knowledgeable in politics, crime prevention, and child abuse. Mary and Joanna discuss fertility issues, bio-ethics and more.

Braver Angels, a national nonprofit that seeks to unite conservatives and progressives, has a new Vermont organizer and is holding a series of workshops as it seeks to gain traction in the state. State organizer Lincoln Earle-Centers recently held a training in Charlotte and plans more this winter in Shelburne and Barre to teach the group’s conflict resolution principles, which are based on helping people understand others’ points of view.

Irene Wrenner is a former State Senator and former member of the Essex Selectboard. Founder of the online outlet, the Essex Re-Torter, and candidate for State Senate in the Chittenden-North District.

Marie Tiemann, President of SPEAK Vermont, (SPEAK stands for Students, Parents, and Educators for Achievement through Knowledge)which aims to empower parents be the directors of their children's education. speakvt.org

Amy's guest today is Representative Greg Burtt from Cabot. Together they will share their experiences at last week's Banking Congress which was organized by the White River Conservation District in order to promote the formation of a state bank for Vermont.

Rob North is a Republican Representative from the Addison-3 District (Vergennes, Ferrisburgh, Panton, Waltham, and Addison.

Dr. Reider is a founding member of Health Choice Vermont, and a member of Physicians for Informed Consent. He has practiced medicine for more than 50 years. The conversation centers around adverse Vaccine reactions, and Dr. Anthony Fauci's recent testimony in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, where Dr. Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment Right against self-incrimination more than 100 times.

Carol Tobias is the president of National Right to Life, nrlc.org. Mary and Carol take listener calls.

Amy's guest is Rob LeClair running for State Senate in Washington County Originally broadcast Thursday, August 6, 2026

Gary Darling is an 8th generation Vermonter, musician, Vermont historian, and Chairman of the Barnet Republican Caucus.

Clara Morrison is the executive director of the Right for Vermont Foundation, a non-partisan, free-market think tank dedicated to advancing free-market solutions and responsible governance in Vermont. Online at rightforvermontfoundation.org

Andrea Treadway is running in the Republican primary for the Vermont State Senate in Addison County. The primary day is Tuesday, August 11.

Today's guest is Seth Fewer, President of the Barre Activism Hub, a project of Turning Point USA which focuses on student development. More information is available at bvtactivism.com. Originally broadcast Thursday, July 30, 2026

Mike Tagliavia represents the towns of Orange, Washington, Corinth, and Vershire in the Vermont House of Representatives.

Bill Sargent is a Forester and author of 50 Years a Dirt Forester from Shaftsbury, Vermont, discussing land use laws issues surrounding land ownership in Vermont.

Lynne Caulfield, RN, Stenographer at AspireNow, a Pregnancy Resource Center in Williston. Aspire-now.org.

This episode of Hot Off The Press was aired on 07/23/2026.

This Episode of Hot of the Press Aired on 07/22/2026

Alison and Elizabeth talk with Dr. Rob Williams, co-editor of MOST LIKELY TO SECEDE, about geo-engineering and weather manipulation, and what authority the Vermont State Government might have in creating policy to regulate its use.