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4:23

Snowshoe hares have a camouflage problem. These...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/25

As New England warms, snowshoe hares are increasingly finding themselves the wrong color for camouflaging with their environment. New England scientists are looking at some promising ways to help.

6:25

Isaac McDonald reflects on class dynamics and his...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/18

Isaac McDonald is from Newport, and this year he’s a freshman at Columbia University in New York City on a full scholarship. In the latest episode of "What Class Are You," Erica Heilman caught up with Isaac on his first trip home from college, and they talked about class dynamics at Columbia, and what it feels like to be on a full scholarship there.

6:25

Before his ICE arrest, Mohsen Mahdawi built a broad...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/18

Mahdawi’s friends in the Upper Valley say he’s an extrovert who connected with people at Dirt Cowboy Cafe in Hanover and Dan & Whit’s in Norwich, at bonfires at his cabin, at seders and church services, and on hikes.

4:01

Sheriff Ryan Palmer talks about the increasing...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/17

Ryan Palmer is the sheriff of Windsor County. In this episode of What class are you?, reporter Erica Heilman drives around the county with Sheriff Palmer and they talk about the challenges of being middle class in an increasingly expensive part of the state.

4:01

Sheriff Ryan Palmer talks about the increasing...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/17

6:55

Radiologist Tom Burdick on raising children in a...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/16

Tom Burdick grew up on a ranch in a town of about 1,500 people in northeastern Utah. After high school, Tom worked to put himself through college and then medical school, and now he works as an interventional radiologist at Dartmouth Health. In this installment of our occasional series, What class are you?, Tom talks about the challenges of breaking into higher education, and raising children in a different class from the one he grew up in.

6:45

Kathy Quimby Johnson on blue collar roots and...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/15

Kathy Quimby Johnson grew up in East Peacham before attending college out of state. In the latest installment of "What class are you?," Kathy talks with Erica Heilman about growing up blue collar and straddling two Vermont cultures.

4:28

'Urinetown', the comedic musical about basic needs,...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/10

Urinetown, the Tony Award-winning musical, will be on stage this weekend at Rutland’s Paramount Theater. The dark comedy is set in a dystopian future where water is so scarce, corrupt companies control where people relieve themselves — and charge for it. Those who don’t follow the rules are sent to Urinetown, until rebels fight back.

4:23

Enduring craftsmanship: Building a tiny house with...

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2025/04/08

At Yestermorrow Design/Build School in Waitsfield, students spend a month constructing a tiny house on wheels. While tiny houses are not the sole solution to the complex housing crisis, they can offer more housing choice and flexibility.

8:15

Bennington hospital will build adolescent psych unit...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/07

Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington is set to build a new 12-bed psychiatric unit for adolescents. This comes as state health officials say they're seeing an increase of youth with symptoms of mental illness that require inpatient care.

4:23

Student wins Bernie Sanders' essay contest for...

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2025/04/04

Out of 475 submissions, Burr and Burton Academy junior Justason Lahue's essay won the 2025 State of the Union Essay Contest for Vermont students. The annual contest, run by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders office, is now in its 15th year.

4:05

Birds of Vermont Museum thinks global, counts local

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/04

Vermont has the most birders per capita in the U.S., according to data from a popular birding app. The Birds of Vermont Museum recently hosted birders for the Great Backyard Bird Count.

5:22

These 2 companies create on-demand TV for people...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/04/02

Nearly nine of out 10 Americans subscribe to video streaming services like Netflix, YouTube or Hulu. Two companies are creating similar on-demand programming for people living with dementia and their caregivers.

15:30

What now sounds like

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/03/30

From Erica Heilman: "What Now Sounds Like" is a periodic series I make about the sound of right now, and it's made up of recordings that listeners send to me from all over the world. My hope is that when you listen to all these recordings together, they start to make something that sounds familiar to you, something that is more than the sum of their parts.In this show you hear from: Carolyn and her neighbors on Coits Gore Road in Vermont, Amanda in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales, dogs in

5:39

Countering anxiety and disconnection, one goat...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/03/28

A 2023 U.S. Census Bureau report found that nearly 1 in 4 Vermonters said they'd experienced symptoms of anxiety. Studies show that even just petting an animal can reduce stress, lower blood pressure and abate loneliness. Shelburne's New Village Farm invites guests to pet, scratch, hold and snuggle their dog-like herd of Nigerian dwarf, Oberhasli, and French alpine goats.

5:39

Sights and sounds of spring sugaring at Maple Open...

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2025/03/28

Vermont produces more than half of the country’s maple syrup. And on Maple Open House Weekend, dozens of sugarhouses across the state invite visitors in to see how it’s done.

6:43

'Ridiculous,' 'bad' and 'scared': Quebec residents...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/03/27

A pause on some tariffs is expected to end on April 2, and Trump is not backing down on calls for Canada to join the U.S. Some Quebec residents are increasingly angry and worried tensions could escalate.

4:16

4,000 tons of nitrogen and 20 million Big Macs: What...

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2025/03/26

A new study out of the University of Vermont quantifies just how much migrating female whales do to sustain ocean ecosystems. The answer is: a lot.

4:46

How a Bristol tulip farmer fosters the magic of...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/03/25

"When spring comes, it just feels like a new year, almost like a new chapter, a new beginning," says flower farmer Sarah Demars, who co-owns Four Blooms Farm with her husband. The couple's indoor growing operation has been producing tulips for months — and their outdoor tulips are just on the cusp of blooming.

5:32

As Westminster celebrates its history, some questions...

News from Vermont Public ·

2025/03/24

Westminster recently held a three-day event to recognize the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Massacre, but there are questions around the event's significance in the American Revolution.

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