Gnomes

VYO and the Elley-Long Music Center

Vermont Youth Orchestra Executive Director Caroline Whiddon speaks with RETN's David Cranmer about the VYO Association . . .

The Haunted Forest

Sara Haggerty and Liz Fotouhi join RETN's Dave Cranmer for a discussion about the annual Vermont Haunted Forest event.

The Center for Lake Champlain

Julie Silverman, Program Director for the Center for Lake Champlain, discusses various programs and services of the . . .

ACME Media Summit

Guest Rob Williams discusses the upcoming ACME (Action Coalition for Media Education) summit in Burlington, Vermont.

Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, Part 1

Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports is a non-profit organization that is committed to empowering individuals with . . .

Vermont African American History Project

Robert L. Walsh, educator and author, speaks with RETN's Scott Campitelli about the newly created non-profit . . .

Green Mountain Club, The

Green Mountain Club Long Trail Patrol members Kelly Walsh and Matt Wels join RETN's Scott Campitelli to discuss the . . .

Vermont Commons

Ian Baldwin, publisher, and Rob Williams, associate publisher, of the "Vermont Commons" print and online forum, . . .

Telecommunications Act of 2006

Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Executive Director of CCTV Center for Media and Democracy in Burlington speaks with Scott . . .

Indecency on Television

Kevin Donahue, a resident of South Burlington, talks about some of the issues involved with content on television and . . .

Active Language Learning

Benjamin R. Clarke, adjunct lecturer of French at Saint Michael's College, talks with RETN's Scott Campitelli about . . .

Foreign Language Instruction and International Education

A discussion about foreign language instruction and international education in K-12 public schools in Vermont, with . . .

World Bank

Middlebury College professor Jon Isham discusses The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development that was . . .

Mexico Today

Caroline Beer, assistant professor of political science at the University of Vermont, discusses Mexico's current . . .

Colorful Revolutions

Michael Kraus, political science professor at Middlebury College, examines the peaceful revolutions known as the Rose . . .

Make-A-Wish Vermont

June Heston, Executive Director of the Make-a-Wish Foundation Vermont chapter, along with a Margaret and Michael Ford, . . .

Men's Resources

Members of three different local men's groups discuss resources and opportunities for men interested in support and a . . .

Putin's Russia

Middlebury College professor and director of the International Politics and Economics Program, Michael Kraus, . . .

Independent Media

Publisher and filmmaker Robin Lloyd and writer/editor Greg Guma join RETN's Scott Campitelli to discuss the landscape . . .

Hackie

Author and cabbie Jernigan Pontiac talks about his book, driving a cab and his writing process.

Renewable Energy

Dave Rapaport of the East Haven Wind Farm talks about renewable forms of energy; their benefits, drawbacks and myths; . . .

Alzheimer's Legal and Financial Issues

Attorney and certified financial planner practitioner Glenn Jarrett discusses incapacity planning. Topics include the . . .

Haiti

Beginning with an excerpt from her film "Haiti Rising:Celebrating the First Black Republic", Filmaker and activist . . .

Understanding Alzheimer's

Caregiver and Alzheimer's Association instructor Pat Jocelyn joins RETN's Scott Campitelli to discuss the nature and . . .

The Privatization of Defense and National Security

Greg Guma, editor of the international newsletter "Towards Freedom" and author of several books, examines trends . . .

Possible Military Draft in the U.S.

UVM philosophy professor Will Miller, a veteran and Burlington-Area draft and military counselor, explains the history . . .

Depleted Uranium Use in U.S. Military Action

UVM philosophy professor Will Miller discusses the realities of the use of depleted uranium in ammunition and other . . .

Social Studies K-12

Elise Guyette of the Vermont Alliance for the Social Studies and producer the Vermont Social Studies Project joins . . .

Handbook of Time

The Handbook of Time project pairs high school students with older adults experiencing dementia and has them join . . .

Greg Guma

RETN's Scott Campitelli discusses "Spirits of Desire," a historical novel dealing with spirituality in the 1880s, with . . .

Vermont Guardian

Vermont Guardian CoFounders Shay Totten and Greg Guma talk about the mission and reality of the paper and the state of . . .

Filmmaker Tom Jackson

Filmmaker Tom Jackson of New Hampshire discusses his latest documentary, "Worlds Apart: 9-11 First Responders Against . . .

School Connectivity Programs of Project Harmony

This program looks at international School Connectivity Programs of Project Harmony, with Naomi Wachs and Mark Lydon . . .

View of the Middle East, A

Mansour Farhang, Political Science Professor at Bennington College, former Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations, . . .

Jodi Picoult

Author Jodi Picoult talks to David Cranmer about her recent bestseller " My Sister's Keeper" and her ten other novels, . . .

Anita Silvey

Elaine Sopchak and Anita Silvey, author and publisher, discuss her book, "The 100 Best Books for Children" and other . . .

Vermont Mozart Festival

A discussion of the history and the 31st season of the Vermont Mozart Festival with its founders and artistic . . .

War on Terrorism, War as Terrorism

UVM philosophy professor Will Miller joins Scott Campitelli for a discussion of the distinction between terrorism and . . .

Empire and Global War

UVM philosophy professor Will Miller joins Scott Campitelli for a discussion of the current state of conflicts and . . .

Vermont Audubon

Audubon Vermont Center Director Mark LaBarr and Education Programs Director Steve Hagenbuch talk about the Center's . . .

VYO Members on Their Carnegie Hall Concert

RT #431 features a conversation with Grace and Cathryn Gaylord, two members of the VYO, on their experiences during . . .

Vermont Symphony Orchestra Education Programs

VSO executive director Alan Jordan and development officer Diane Magras join RETN's Scott Campitelli to look at . . .

Dealing with Fatigue

Anne Ireland discusses fatigue; what causes it, and what can be done about it.

Vermont Center for Geographic Information

Leslie Pelch describes the purpose and function of the Vermont Center for Geographic Information and its website.

Vermont Wildlife

Scott Campitelli and VINS' Larry Berrin discuss Vermont wildlife, especially raptors. Includes visits from a kestrel, . . .

Music and Adolescence

RETN's David Cranmer, VYO conductor Troy Peters and Gailer Head Ted Graf discuss the importance of music in the lives . . .

Vermont Cancer Center

Vermont Cancer Center Director David Yandell talks about the Center and it's activities working for a cure for cancer . . .

Vermont Bar Association Education Programs

On this program a look at the education programs of the VT Bar Association with VBA Executive Director Bob Paolini and . . .

Yoga Practice

Yoga instructor Penny Holden explains the overall practice of yoga in terms of body, mind and spirit with Scott . . .

What is Yoga?

Yoga instructor Penny Holden discusses the tradition of yoga with RETN's Scott Campitelli, while two local yogis . . .

For the Love of Books

Teacher and author Jane Vossler joins RETN's Scott Campitelli for a conversation addressing the value of reading in . . .

World Wide Monkey

Scott Campitelli of RETN talks with World Wide Monkey founder John Sortino about the book series and monkeys, stuffed . . .

Troy Peters on Carnegie Hall Concert

A discussion with VYO's Troy Peters and VT composer David Gunn on their collaboration for the VYO's Carnegie Hall . . .

Same-Sex Marriage

Alan Hirsch, visiting prof. of Constitutional Law at Williams College, discusses with Scott Campitelli the . . .

Bennington Museum

Steven Perkins, Curator of The Bennington Museum, talks to RETN's Scott Campitelli about ongoing exhibits at the . . .

A Fleeting Animal: An Opera from Judevine

Vermont Youth Philharmonia's debut of A FLEETING ANIMAL composed by Erik Nielson and based on David Budbill's . . .

Inside Iran

Mansour Farhang, Political Science Prof. at Bennington College, former Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations, and . . .

Rik Palieri

Musician, storyteller, and author Rik Palieri talks about his book "The Road is My Mistress: Tales of a Roustabout . . .

Project Harmony

Barbara Miller, Chief Operating Officer of Project Harmony, discusses the work of Project Harmony in Vermont and other . . .

Vermont Associates

Mary Skelton and John Denison, Program Managers for Vermont Associates join Scott Campitelli to discuss Vermonters 55 . . .

Vermont Geographic Alliance

Jim Arnosky

Vermont author and illustrator Jim Arnosky talks to Elaine Sopchak of The Book Rack about his background and . . .

Chris Bohjalian

Elaine Sopchak of the Book Rack interviews Vermont author Chris Bohjalian on his book "Transister Radio" and another . . .

Troy Peters

RETN's David Cranmer interviews VYO Conductor Troy Peters about his professional music background and about conducting . . .

Vermont Youth Orchestra

Vermont Youth Orchestra Executive Director Caroline Whiddon speaks with RETN's David Cranmer about the VYO . . .

Vermont Composers

Troy Peters and Erik Nielson discuss their collaboration with the Vermont Youth Orchestra and also talk on the process . . .

Jeff Gusky

Photographer Jeff Gusky talks about his work and the opening of his exhibition at the Fleming Museum.

Philip Baruth

Author Philip Baruth talks about his books, characters and the process of writing.

Lupus Erythematosus

Scott Campitelli of RETN talks with Cathy Nelson, Ginny Lyons, and Emily Lyons of the Vermont Chapter Lupus Foundation . . .

Archer Mayor

Vermont author Archer Mayor speaks with Elaine Sopchak about his work and his writing process.

Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, Part 2

Jay Gauthier, Eileen Siminger and Danielle Hampton discuss in depth how the program works and evaluate the equipment . . .

Reeve Lindbergh

Elaine Sopchak from The Book Rack & Children's Pages interviews author Reeve Lindbergh.

Willem Lange

Elaine Sopchak of the Book Rack interviews Willem Lange on his new book "John & Tom."

Elizabeth Inness-Brown

Local author Elizabeth Inness-Brown discuss her novel, Burning Marguerite.

Meg Ostrum

Elaine Sopchak interviews Meg Ostrum of the Vermont Folklife Center, who discusses the publication Visit'n, a . . .

Media and Democracy

Robert McChesney from the University of Illinois and John Nichols of The Nation talk with Scott Campitelli about media . . .

Michael Stanton

Local author Michael Stanton discusses his book, "Hobbits, Elves and Wizards: Exploring the Wonders and Worlds of . . .

David Huddle: La Tour Dreams of the Wolf Girl

Local author David Huddle talks about his latest book, LaTour Dreams of the Wolf Girl.

Ruth Horowitz

Join Elaine Sopchak of The Book Rack as she interviews children's author Ruth Horowitz.

Bonnie Christensen

Bonnie Christensen speaks with Elaine Sopchak of The Book Rack about her work from conception to publication.

Marc Estrin

Elaine Sopchak from The Book Rack & Children's Pages talks with Burlington author Marc Estrin about his debut novel, . . .

Gnomes

Dr. Richard Van Leer, renowned theosophist and medium, and Christopher Bargiel, medium and elementalist, talk to Scott . . .

Our Connection to the Other Side

Dr. Richard Van Leer, renowned theosophist and medium, talks to Scott Campitelli about planes of existence and . . .