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Nov 12, 2026

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Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 11-12 2026 12.11.2026

Dr. Vickie Dubin-Master is a chiropractor, organizer for MAHA Vermont, as well as the Vermont Chapter Leader for both Children's Health Defense & the Weston A. Price Foundation. She and Amy talk about the progress MAHA has been making and how you can get involved. Originally broadcast, Thursday, November 12, 2026

November 11, 2026 Alison Despathy talks the wireless environment with Theodora Scarato 11.11.2026

Theodora Scarato is Director of the Wireless and EMF Program at Environmental Health Sciences (EHS) and a nationally recognized expert in environmental health policy related to cell towers, wireless radiation, power lines and electromagnetic fields (EMF).  https://ehsciences.org/

November 10, 2026 Host Alison Despathy with Ken Pope of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation 10.11.2026

Ken Pope is a Senior Fellow at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. http://victimsofcommunism.com

November 6, 2025 Renee Mcguinness with Marie Tiemann 09.11.2026

Marie Tiemann, withg SPEAK-VT for Parents in Education, Inc. speakvt.org 15 Days: The Real Story of America's Pandemic School Closures ; plus a discussion of the Democratic Supermajority threatening parental rights in Vermont.

November 4, 2026 Alison Despathy and Elizabeth Brown welcome in Vermont State Senator-elect Irene Wrenner 06.11.2026

Irene Wrenner was elected to the Vermont State Senate on Election Day.

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 05.11.2026

Guest: Dave Soulia, editor and producer of the online journal, FYIVT to discuss the recent election results and other matters. Originally broadcast, Thursday, November 5th 2026

November 3, 2026 Host Alison Despathy with Rob Roper, Neil Ryan, and Suzanne Seymour 03.11.2026

Rob Roper is a political commentator and author of the Behind the Lines blog on Substack https://robertroper.substack.com/ Neil Ryan is a third-generation farmer from Corinth, and a member of Rural Vermont Rising. Suz Seymour is an independent running for Vermont's Congressional Seat. https://ruokvt.com

November 2, 2026 Mary Hahn-Beerworth with Sharon Toborg 02.11.2026

Toborg is the Treasurer of the Vermont Right to Life Committee. https://www.vrlc.net/

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 29.10.2026

Today we will be joined by Brian Judd, an Independent candidate for governor of Vermont. Originally broadcast: Thursday, October 29, 2026

October 28, 2026 Host Alison Despathy talks with Aaron Siri 28.10.2026

Health Choice Lawyer Aaron Siri is the author of Vaccines, Amen and the host of Informed with Aaron Siri.

October 27, 2026 Hosts Elizabeth Brown and Alison Despathy are joined by Vermont House Representative David Soucy 27.10.2026

David Soucy is running as a Republican in the Washington-Orange District (Barre Town, Williamstown). Dave Soucy for Representative

October 26, 2026 Renee Mcguinness hosts - House candidates Rebecca Pitre and Stephanie Mack 26.10.2026

Rebecca Pitre, House candidate for Lamoille-3 (Cambridge, Waterville) https://pitreforthehouse.com Stephanie Mack House Candidate for Chittenden-24 (Essex, Essex Junction) https://www.stephaniemackvt.com

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 22.10.2026

Guests are Pearl Beckage and Lynn Smith who are candidates for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Chittenden-23 District and Stephanie Mack, candidate for the Vermont House of Representatives in the Chittenden-24 District. Originally broadcast - Thursday, October 22nd, 2026

October 21, 2026 Alison Despathy talks with Andrea Murray, Russ Ingalls, and Jennifer Blay 21.10.2026

Andrea Murray is a Weathersfield farmer, and a candidate for the Vermont Senate in the Windsor district. https://www.andrea4vt.com Russ Ingalls is a Vermont State Senator for the Essex-Orleans district. And Jennifer Blay is the Select Board Chair in the town of Lowell.

October 20, 2026 - Elizabeth Brown and Alison Despathy talk with Edwin Kemon, candidate for Vermont Treasurer, and Auditor of Accounts Candidate Ivor Kronick 20.10.2026

Edwin Kemon is a Senior Systems Engineer who lives in Vergennes. Ivor Kronick is an accountant and auditor in Manchester. https://votekronick.com

October 19, 2026 Mary Hahn-Beerworth talks with Trish Murphy, the Mom of "Bennington Babies" 19.10.2026

Trish Murphy is a Mom of "Bennington Babies", and an advocate for the Vermont Legislature to resolve the conflict between civil and criminal law by passing "An Act Relating to Crimes Against an Unborn Child. www.vrlc.net/legislation

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 15.10.2026

Substituting today... Elizabeth Brown Jason Sorens is an economist and land use expert. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research and the lead investigator on the New Hampshire Zoning Atlas. Originally broadcast 10/15/2026

October 13, 2026 Hosts Elizabeth Brown and Alison Despathy talk with Lisa Linowes and JT Dodge 13.10.2026

Lisa Linowes has served as executive director and spokesperson for the Industrial Wind Action Group , a national advocacy focused on the impact/benefits analysis and policy issues associated with renewable energy development. The New England energy policy expert is discussing her recent report: New England’s Energy Transition: Colliding with reality, https://www.windaction.org/about JT Dodge- host...

October 12, 2026 Host Renee McGuinness welcomes in Chittenden County Representative Brenda Steady 12.10.2026

Brenda Steady represents the Chittenden-25 district, which includes West Milton and Westford. https://www.steadyforvthouse.org

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 08.10.2026

No scheduled guests Originally broadcast - Thursday, October 8, 2026

October 7, 2026 Host Alison Despathy with Senator Terry Williams, Clara Morrison, and Colleen Geddes 07.10.2026

Senator Terry Williams is a Rutland County Republican https://terryforsenate.com Clara Morrison is Executive Director of Campaign for Vermont Foundation https://rightforvermontfoundation.org/ and Colleen Geddes, of Newark, Vermont, is the Creator/Administrator of Rural Vermont Rising Facebook Group. 

October 6, 2026 Elizabeth Brown talks about the idea of nuclear power returning to Vermont with author Meredith Angwin 06.10.2026

Meredith Angwin is a chemist, author of Shorting the Grid: The Hidden Fragility of Our Electric Grid , and a former project manager at the Electric Power Research Institute.

October 5, 2026 Host Mary Hahn-Beerworth with Tom Kelly, John Averill and Shawn Carney with 40 Days for Life Campaign 05.10.2026

40 Days for Life is the world's largest grassroots movement to end abortion. Tom Kelly is the contact for the 40 Days for Life Chapter in Barre; John Averill is the contact for the 40 Days for Life Chapter in Burlington; and Shawn Carney is the President and CEO of 40 Days for Life. https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/

Hot off The Press with Amy Hornblas 01.10.2026

Today we will be joined by Renee McGuiness, local freedom advocate and radio host to talk about Prop 4. Originally broadcast over WDEV AM & FM Waterbury, VT Thursday, October 1, 2026

September 30, 2026 Alison Despathy talks with State Representative Mark Higley 30.09.2026

Mark Higley is a Republican representing the Orleans-Lamoille district, the towns of Jay, Westfield, Lowell, Eden, Newport, Coventry, Irasburg, and Troy. Discussions surround land-use laws that are affecting citizens in the district.

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