Warren Zevon's former wife and partner in crime has had one of the biggest hits of the year with her critically acclaimed biography, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead: The Dirty Life and . . .
Crystal Zevon: The Rolling Stone Interview
Warren Zevon's former wife and partner in crime has had one of the biggest hits of the year with her critically . . .
2008 State of the Onion Address
Join editors and writers of the world's most popular humor publication for an evening of scathingly funny commentary . . .
David Budbill (2007)
David Budbill's play "Judevine" has been produced 53 times in 21 states since the early 1980s, most recently this past . . .
Amazing Women of Chittenden County
Lucinda Hinsdale Stone began working toward equality from the day she entered the Hinesburg Academy, a boys high . . .
Alison Bechdel's Fun Home
Cartoonist and author Alison Bechdel reads from her new, critically acclaimed graphic memoir "Fun Home" with a slide . . .
Where in the World is Kingdom County
Howard Frank Mosher, celebrated Vermont author of such works as "Disappearances" and "Where the Rivers Flow North," . . .
Vermont Commons
Ian Baldwin, publisher, and Rob Williams, associate publisher, of the "Vermont Commons" print and online forum, . . .
Last of the Donkey Pilgrims
Author Kevin O'Hara gives a talk, complete with slides, about his book "Last of the Donkey Pilgrims" which relates his . . .
Songs For A Suffering World
Poet David Budbill, bassist William Parker, and percussionist Hamid Drake perform an incantation and improvisation of . . .
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 . . .
The Center for Lake Champlain
Julie Silverman, Program Director for the Center for Lake Champlain, discusses various programs and services of the . . .
Jeff Gusky
Photographer Jeff Gusky talks about his work and the opening of his exhibition at the Fleming Museum.
The Landscape of Loss
Photographer Jeff Gusky leads us on a personal tour of his exhibit shown at the Fleming Museum.
PEN Writers' Symposium 2001
What is it in the water, the air, or even the hardscrabble soil of Northern New England, that makes it such fertile . . .
Vermont Youth Orchestra
Vermont Youth Orchestra Executive Director Caroline Whiddon speaks with RETN's David Cranmer about the VYO . . .
Episode 108: Bernie Sanders
RETN Newsroom's Madeline Kenney interviews Bernie Sanders, Independent Incumbent for US Representative from . . .
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Two Works in Progress
Two artists who have seven honorary doctorates show 45 minutes of color slides highlighting their two latest artistic . . .
Stephen King: The Bogeyboys
Stephen King presents the keynote address at the 1999 Vermont Library Conference.
Remembrances Of An Irish Rebel's Son
Peter Freyne shares stories of his Irish roots at the 1999 Burlington Irish Heritage Festival.
Hildegard The Visionary
Dr. Bernard McGinn is a leading scholar on mysticism and an author and editor of many books and articles on Christian . . .
The Tibetan Path of Enlightenment
Intro by Dr. Oren Davis, this is the first presentation of the Pathways to the Spirit series. This 10/23/98 lecture is . . .
The Limerick Lad, The Burlington Lady and The Founding of St. Michael's College
Father Joseph McLaughlin presents at the 1998 Burlington Irish Heritage Festival.
Father and Daughter in Concert Together
With pianist Roderich Teh, Vincent Pelletier and daughter Monique perform in concert together as part of the "Ties . . .
From the Emerald Isle To The Green Mountains
Sister Rose Rowan presents on the Irish roots of the Catholic women's institute Sisters of Mercy and on the founding . . .
Kezaburo Oe: A Healing Family
A lecture featuring Kenzaburo Oe, Nobel Laureate in Literature, Japan.
Mother / Daughter: An Exhibit of their Paintings
Catherine Hall and daughter Megan Lipke give a discussion of their family of painters with slides of family members . . .
Internment Remembered
The speakers, prior internees A. Wallace and Kyo Tashima, and filmmaker note that these concentration camps were built . . .
US / Japanese Relations After WWII
Richard Halloran has been a US correspondent for the NY Times for decades in Japan and met his wife Fumiko there. They . . .
Hiroshima in America: Fifty Years of Denial
There is a duty to study war in which nuclear weapons use is possible. Lifton, professor of psychiatry at CCNY, is . . .
Hiroshima at 50: Legacy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
What does it take to introduce the pro's and con's of nuclear war. Dr. Martin Sherwin, a professor at Tufts University . . .
Long Shadows: Henry Perkins and the Eugenics Survey of Vermont
This is an exhibit tour of "Henry Perkins and the Eugenics Survey of Vermont," featured at the Robert Hull Fleming . . .
Rose Street Bakery Project
The Rose Street Bakery Project addressed the basic needs of food and shelter in a 10-hour weekend performance in an . . .
The Manhattan Project and Beyond
Dr Agnue was a part of the development of the Manhattan Project and is one of the many people who have written the . . .
The Waters Chair
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