by Ryan Newswanger | Oct 24, 2018 | Episodes
Tales Behind the Tombstones Many of Vermont’s cemeteries date back multiple centuries. They’re filled with worn-down stones that may only offer glimpses of the personal histories of the dead. But these cemeteries still hold lessons for the people who visit them today....
by Ryan Newswanger | Aug 29, 2018 | Uncategorized
Mobility for the Masses Transcript Back to the Mobility for the Masses episode. Christine Hill [At start of Queen City Bicycle Club ride]: Hello…I’m Christine. Thanks for coming to Queen City Bicycle Club this month. The idea is that we get together—women, trans,...
by Ryan Newswanger | Aug 29, 2018 | Episodes
Mobility for the Masses Many Vermonters felt a sense of liberation during the nation’s first “bike boom” in the 1890s, when bikes became cheaper and easier to ride. Although the state’s early bike clubs were the province of elites, underrepresented groups soon...
by Ryan Newswanger | Jul 26, 2018 | Uncategorized
Talk about the Weather Transcript Back to the Talk about the Weather episode. Roger Hill: If you live in Vermont, you have a license to complain. Sometimes the weather stays too long and we have endless days of precipitation or gray skies. But it’s interesting. It’s...
by Ryan Newswanger | Jul 26, 2018 | Episodes
Talk about the Weather Vermonters love weather. They love bragging about it, complaining about it, hiding inside from it, and playing outside in it. It’s a topic of conversation across the state. One expert believes that’s due to Vermont’s constantly changing...
