Episodes
June 28, 2019
Can technology save Lake Carmi?
Locals, researchers and state officials are optimistic that a new aeration system will curb the toxic algae blooms that have plagued Vermont's fourth-largest lake. But it may take years to find out. Guests: John Tucci (Everblue Lake Solutions), Peter Benevento (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Larry Myott (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Elizabeth Gribkoff (VTDigger)
June 28, 2019
Can technology save Lake Carmi?
Locals, researchers and state officials are optimistic that a new aeration system will curb the toxic algae blooms that have plagued Vermont's fourth-largest lake. But it may take years to find out. Guests: John Tucci (Everblue Lake Solutions), Peter Benevento (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Larry Myott (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Elizabeth Gribkoff (VTDigger)
June 28, 2019
Can technology save Lake Carmi?
Locals, researchers and state officials are optimistic that a new aeration system will curb the toxic algae blooms that have plagued Vermont's fourth-largest lake. But it may take years to find out. Guests: John Tucci (Everblue Lake Solutions), Peter Benevento (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Larry Myott (Lake Carmi Campers Association), Elizabeth Gribkoff (VTDigger)
June 21, 2019
Primary season starts early for 2020 hopefuls
The road to 2020 starts in Vermont’s backyard — and with the first primary debate coming up, some candidates appear farther down that road than others.
June 21, 2019
Primary season starts early for 2020 hopefuls
The road to 2020 starts in Vermont’s backyard — and with the first primary debate coming up, some candidates appear farther down that road than others.
June 21, 2019
Primary season starts early for 2020 hopefuls
The road to 2020 starts in Vermont’s backyard — and with the first primary debate coming up, some candidates appear farther down that road than others.
June 14, 2019
Lyme patients in limbo as tick rates rise
Researchers say tick density in Vermont this year is going from bad to worse. But patients fighting tick-borne illnesses say they're not getting much help from the state's medical establishment. Guests: Ellie French (VTDigger), Rachel Nevitt (Full Moon Farm), Bill Landesman (Green Mountain College)
June 14, 2019
Lyme patients in limbo as tick rates rise
Researchers say tick density in Vermont this year is going from bad to worse. But patients fighting tick-borne illnesses say they're not getting much help from the state's medical establishment. Guests: Ellie French (VTDigger), Rachel Nevitt (Full Moon Farm), Bill Landesman (Green Mountain College)
June 14, 2019
Lyme patients in limbo as tick rates rise
Researchers say tick density in Vermont this year is going from bad to worse. But patients fighting tick-borne illnesses say they're not getting much help from the state's medical establishment. Guests: Ellie French (VTDigger), Rachel Nevitt (Full Moon Farm), Bill Landesman (Green Mountain College)
June 7, 2019
Anti-racism in the auditorium
Student activists around the state are leading conversations about racism — whether or not their communities are ready to talk about it.
June 7, 2019
Anti-racism in the auditorium
Student activists around the state are leading conversations about racism — whether or not their communities are ready to talk about it.
June 7, 2019
Anti-racism in the auditorium
Student activists around the state are leading conversations about racism — whether or not their communities are ready to talk about it.
May 31, 2019
From biotech "dream" to federal court
AnC Bio Vermont was supposed to bring Korean biotech expertise to the Northeast Kingdom. But according to new federal fraud charges, the developers knew all along that the project wasn't meant to be.
May 31, 2019
From biotech "dream" to federal court
AnC Bio Vermont was supposed to bring Korean biotech expertise to the Northeast Kingdom. But according to new federal fraud charges, the developers knew all along that the project wasn't meant to be.
May 31, 2019
From biotech "dream" to federal court
AnC Bio Vermont was supposed to bring Korean biotech expertise to the Northeast Kingdom. But according to new federal fraud charges, the developers knew all along that the project wasn't meant to be.
May 24, 2019
Seeking justice in the Steven Bourgoin trial
Over thirteen days in a Burlington courtroom, jurors weighed graphic accounts of the crash that killed five teenagers against a case that the driver was experiencing psychosis. VTDigger's Alan Keays and Aidan Quigley recap the trial.
May 24, 2019
Seeking justice in the Steven Bourgoin trial
Over thirteen days in a Burlington courtroom, jurors weighed graphic accounts of the crash that killed five teenagers against a case that the driver was experiencing psychosis. VTDigger's Alan Keays and Aidan Quigley recap the trial.
May 24, 2019
Seeking justice in the Steven Bourgoin trial
Over thirteen days in a Burlington courtroom, jurors weighed graphic accounts of the crash that killed five teenagers against a case that the driver was experiencing psychosis. VTDigger's Alan Keays and Aidan Quigley recap the trial.
May 17, 2019
Ending the session proves elusive
Even though lawmakers are coming back next week, the action on some key bills this week revealed a lot about the dynamics we’ve seen in the Statehouse all year. On this week’s podcast, VTDigger political reporters Kit Norton and Xander Landen break down two key days of movement in Montpelier.
May 17, 2019
Ending the session proves elusive
Even though lawmakers are coming back next week, the action on some key bills this week revealed a lot about the dynamics we’ve seen in the Statehouse all year. On this week’s podcast, VTDigger political reporters Kit Norton and Xander Landen break down two key days of movement in Montpelier.
May 17, 2019
Ending the session proves elusive
Even though lawmakers are coming back next week, the action on some key bills this week revealed a lot about the dynamics we’ve seen in the Statehouse all year. On this week’s podcast, VTDigger political reporters Kit Norton and Xander Landen break down two key days of movement in Montpelier.
May 10, 2019
Making plans for the women's prison
Conditions at Vermont's only women's prison have been a concern since inmates were first moved there. But a new wave of complaints has lawmakers and advocates debating how to move beyond the aging facility. Guests: Amanda Sorrell (former Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility inmate), Liz Swavola (Vera Institute for Justice), Kit Norton (VTDigger)
May 10, 2019
Making plans for the women's prison
Conditions at Vermont's only women's prison have been a concern since inmates were first moved there. But a new wave of complaints has lawmakers and advocates debating how to move beyond the aging facility. Guests: Amanda Sorrell (former Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility inmate), Liz Swavola (Vera Institute for Justice), Kit Norton (VTDigger)
May 10, 2019
Making plans for the women's prison
Conditions at Vermont's only women's prison have been a concern since inmates were first moved there. But a new wave of complaints has lawmakers and advocates debating how to move beyond the aging facility. Guests: Amanda Sorrell (former Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility inmate), Liz Swavola (Vera Institute for Justice), Kit Norton (VTDigger)