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UVM Community Medical School: Stem Cell Therapies: Hype & Hope 12/10/2019

Stem cell therapy is being touted as a new miracle treatment for a wide range of diseases by a growing for-profit industry in the U.S and worldwide. But what is it really, and is it safe? Learn what evidence-based research has discovered about stem cells—part of the field of regenerative medicine—and what patients need to be aware of when considering this type of treatment. Presented by Daniel Weiss, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Medicine.

CCV Dimensions of Self & Society - Community Issues Series - Who We Are and How We Are Doing 12/09/2019

Students from the Community College of Vermont discuss their research on civic engagement in six separate group presentations:

Addiction & Recovery

Rule Changes & Public Awareness (the e-cigarette group & the immigration/public benefits group)

Sustainability in BTV

Those Living Among Us

The Environment and Education

Who We Are and How We Are Doing

CCV Dimensions of Self & Society - Community Issues Series - Environment and Education 12/09/2019

Students from the Community College of Vermont discuss their research on civic engagement in six separate group presentations:

Addiction & Recovery

Rule Changes & Public Awareness (the e-cigarette group & the immigration/public benefits group)

Sustainability in BTV

Those Living Among Us

The Environment and Education

Who We Are and How We Are Doing

CCV Dimensions of Self & Society - Community Issues Series - Those Living Among Us 12/09/2019

Students from the Community College of Vermont discuss their research on civic engagement in six separate group presentations:

Addiction & Recovery

Rule Changes & Public Awareness (the e-cigarette group & the immigration/public benefits group)

Sustainability in BTV

Those Living Among Us

The Environment and Education

Who We Are and How We Are Doing

Positively Vermont: Humane Society of Chittenden County 12/09/2019

Dennis McMahon hosts this month's show on the Human Society of Chittenden County with guests Diana Hill and Erin Alamed about the organization's needs and ways to volunteer, especially during the holidays.
 
Erin Alamed, Director of Volunteer & Community Outreach
 
Diana Hill, Director of Development
 
Chittenden Humane Society: https://www.hsccvt.org

Service Rendered: Arts So Wonderful - Volunteer Muralist 12/09/2019

Bruce Wilson sits down with local Vermont artist and graphic designer Jenni Belotserkovsky to discuss their work and the upcoming communal mural painting at the University Mall in South Burlington.

For more info, please visit: www.facebook.com/artssowonderful and https://jennibeeart.wixsite.com/portfolio

Feminist Media Review: Morality in the Media 12/09/2019

Host Peggy Luhrs discusses morality in today's media.

Addiction Recovery Channel: Defining Addiction, Brain Disease and Recovery - Science Matters 12/09/2019

Join Ed Baker and his distinguished guest, Todd Mandell, MD, as they discuss the American Society of Addiction Medicine’s 2019 definition of addiction. What is meant by addiction, brain disease, and recovery? These are important questions, and Dr. Mandell answers them with the perspective of a Board Certified Psychiatrist with added qualifications in Addiction Psychiatry and who has 30 years experience in the field of addiction psychiatry. Especially interesting are Dr.Mandell’s views on empowerment and choice.

For more information, please visit: www.edbakermsw.com

Artful Word: Vermont International Festival Latin Tempo 12/07/2019

James Gero's video of the 2019 International Festival, an annual celebration of cultures from around the world, bringing their crafts, foods, music and dance to our doorstep at the Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction, VT.

For more information: vermontinternationalfestival.com

What's Going On?: Never-Ending War 12/06/2019

Sandy Baird sits down with Marc Estrin, Ian Stokes, Pete Garritano, and Kurt Mehta to discuss the state of the global economy and the military-industrial complex.

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