Vermont Edition
Noon to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Rebroadcast at 7 p.m.
Vermont Edition brings people together for in-depth conversations with the newsmakers, creators, and everyday people who shape life in Vermont.
Vermont Edition chronicles what’s happening across Vermont and why it matters. Host Mikaela Lefrak brings together newsmakers, experts, creative voices and neighbors for conversations about the issues and stories shaping life here.
Listen, call in or email Monday through Thursday from noon to 1.
Latest Episodes
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A new book by a Granville scientist explores alternatives to using plastic in the kitchen. -
Plus, the Boston Globe's James Pindell talks us through relevant regional results, including Maine, New Hampshire and more. -
A recent episode of Brave Little State examines some of the lesser-known elected positions.
Special Series
Vermont Edition at Home
We get to know local luminaries in the comfort of their own homes — and bring you along with us.
Town by Town
For one hour each month, we’ll hone in on one of Vermont’s 252 towns or cities. At the end of the hour, we’ll randomly select our next town, and it goes on from there!
Here's what we're discussing this week.
- Monday, Nov. 9: Eleven years ago, Vermont passed the Clean Water Act, a long term plan to improve water quality in Lake Champlain. We discuss how efforts are going.
- Tuesday, Nov. 10: Danielle Wallace, executive director of Peer Recovery Center of Addison County, will share insights into the center’s growth and how her personal journey informs her work.
- Wednesday, Nov. 11: SPECIAL PROGRAMING
- Thursday, Nov. 12: TBD
Latest Episodes
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Plus, a UVM child psychiatrist discusses how news fatigue affects kids. -
Mini Milky Ways and bite-sized Snickers are Halloween staples. Vermont candy purveyors have some out-of-the-box ideas for what to hand out this year. -
The report seeks to better understand how climate change is affecting Vermont right now and in the near future.
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Vermont's healthcare advocate and Legal Aid helpline director break down what will be different for Medicaid recipients in 2027. -
A Burlington art show explores "a way to fail on purpose when norms don't fit." -
A look at current cultural events, including an international film festival and new public art. -
Bob Kinzel interviews the three candidates, Democrat Mike Pieciak, Republican Lynn LaFleur and Progressive Zachary Hampl. -
Mitch Wertlieb interviews candidates Democrat Tim Ashe and Republican Ivar Kronick. -
Republican Gov. Phil Scott and Amanda Janoo, a Democrat/Progressive, met for their first debate. Watch, listen or read the transcript. -
The proposals deal with collective bargaining and equal rights.
