Vermont Viewpoint

In the second hour. Pat talks with licensed Psychologist Karen Kurrle from Washington County Mental Health Services. September is Suicide Prevention Month.  

In the first hour Brad welcomes in-studio WCAX multimedia journalist Laura Ullman. Then, Brad and Laura interview State Senator Thomas Chittenden to talk about upcoming legislation and legislative awareness of attracting a younger workforce to Vermont. 

In the second hour, Brad is joined in-studio by William Cats-Baril, PhD. and Mary Streeter of Sana at Stowe. Sana at Stowe is an addiction rehabilitation center providing evidence-based treatment services to help adults overcome drug and alcohol addiction in Vermont.

Kevin Ellis talks with Chris Killian, Vice President of Strategic Litigation at the Conservation Law Foundation, about suing oil companies over climate change.

Kevin starts the second hour with National News Correspondent Bob Ney. Then, Dan Bolles of Seven Days tells us about the current art scene. And then, Kevin is joined by Executive Director of Emerge Vermont Elaine Haney to talk about this year's Governor Madeleine Kunin Achievement Award.

In hour one, Pat McDonald welcomes back Matt Cota,Owner of Meadow Hill Consulting. They talks about cars and energy.

In the second hour, Pat talks with Holly Stockett, Founder and President of Touched By Love International. Touched By Love International is a humanitarian aid organization that works with orphans, widows and the forgotten poor in Zimbabwe, Nakura, Kenya, and throughout Africa.

In the first hour, Kevin Ellis is joined first by General Manager of Washington Electric Co-Op Louis Porter. Then, he talks with Vermont author Mary Kathleen Mehuron about her book “Take Me Back: An Anecdotal History of the Mad River Valley". 

In the second hour, Kevin talks with the Executive Director of CVFiber Jennille Smith to discuss fast Internet in central Vermont. Then, he's joined by Sky Forest to talk about the Rock City concert coming to Barre. 

In the first hour, Pat McDonald talks with Carrie Stahler, Government and Public Affairs Office at the Vermont Foodbank. September is National Hunger Action Month.

In the second hour, Pat talks with Mary Beerworth, Executive Director of the Vermont Right to Life Committee.

Brad Ferland starts the show remembering 911 with Vermont Air National Guard pilots who flew to New York from Vermont the day the World Trade Towers were hit. He talks with Brigadier General Henry Harder Jr. and Ret. Chief Master Sergeant Dennis Mercier about their experiences twenty-two years ago today.

In the second hour, Brad welcomes in Elliott Greenblott, coordinator of the AARP Vermont Fraud Watch Network, for their monthly conversation on the latest scams to be aware of.

Kevin Ellis starts the first hour with a Friday essay. Then, he's joined by Abe Berman, interim CEO of OneCare Vermont, to talk about our healthcare system.

In the second hour, Kevin is joined by his regular Friday guests; National News Correspondent Bob Ney and Seven Days. This week from Seven Days, Derek Brouwer tells us about his article - "A Young Man's Path Through the Mental Health Care System Led to Prison — and a Fatal Encounter".

In the second hour, Pat brings on Agricultural Development Specialists Drew Watson to talk about a recent survey detailing flood damage to Vermont farmers.

Pat McDonald starts the show talking with Jim Lengel and Diane Lehder of Responsible Wakes for Vermont Lakes, to talk about managing wake boats in Vermont.

Kevin Ellis welcomes in-studio Jon Groveman and Karina Dailey, Policy and Water Program Director and Restoration Ecologist for the Vermont Natural Resources Council. They talk about flooding, the Winooski river, and more.

In the second hour, Kevin talks with State Curator David Schutz about the upcoming Art at the Kent exhibit. 

Pat McDonald welcomes in author and chemist Meredith Angwin to talk about Vermont’s electric grid.

In the second hour, Pat talks with Representative Jonathan Williams of Barre City. They talk about what it's like to be a freshman legislator and more.  

Kevin Ellis starts the first hour with Claire Benedict from Bear Pond Books in Montpelier. Then, Kevin is joined by Mark Redmond, executive director of Spectrum Youth and Family Services.

Kevin is joined in the second hour by his regular Friday guest; National News Correspondent Bob Ney, and Seven Days. This week from Seven Days, it's Kevin McCallum with his recent story on flooding and housing. Then, Kevin welcomes back publicist Mary Bisbee-Beek.

Pat McDonald is joined in the first hour by James Accurso and Brianna Fenton, Public Affairs Specialist for the U.S. Small Business Administration and FEMA Agent, to provide updates on SBA and FEMA Services in Vermont.

Pat is joined in the second hour by Deb Glottmann, co-founder and president of The Mitzvah Fund. The organization provides quality care for companion animals of Vermont veterans, low-income seniors, and the unhoused. low-income seniors  provides quality care for companion animals of Vermont veterans, low-income seniors and our unhoused neighbors. provides quality care for companion animals of Verm...