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Host Melinda Moulton talks with Vermont Natural Resources Council Executive Director Brian Shupe about VT environmental legislation, wind power, fracking, nuclear energy , environmental refugees and the future of Vermont under global warming.  For more information on the VNRC visit www.vnrc.org

Host Jennifer Wallace-Brodeur speaks with David White, Director of Planning and Zoning, on Downtown and Waterfront Planning.  Burlington Livable Community Project is engaging residents, community organizations and the City to make changes so people of all ages can live in the setting of their choice, get around the city in a variety of ways, and engage fully in the life of our community.  For more information visit the AARP Site. 

Host Peggy Luhrs speaks to issues of the day including the F-35 proposal being considered for Vermont's Air Guard. 

Host Bonnie Scott talks on the issues of the day with a Libertarian perspective.

Guest host  Robert Maynard speaks with Kevin Ryan, Reporter for True North Reports, on the news from the past year and looking forward towards the campaign season.

Democratic City Councilors share their views and take your calls. For more info on Burlington Democrats, click here.  Topics discussed include: Nomination of Ian carelton as City Attorney, Miro Weinberger, Burlington Bike Path Repairs, Quebec Visitors to Burlington and the Red Sox.

Martha Abbott, Chairwoman of the Vermont Progressive Party, joins host Richard Kemp. For more information: Vermont Progressive Party, PO Box 281, Montpelier, Vt 05601. Telephone 802-229-0800. www.progressiveparty.org

Bob Hooper, Chair of Chittenden Democratic Committee and Rep. Mike Yantachka, Chitt 1-2, Assistant Treasurer, Chittenden County Democratic Committee speak with Agency of Transportation Secretary Brian Searles on the recently closed legislative session.

Various current events topics are discussed. Sponsored by the Caroline Fund.  The Caroline Baird Crichfield Fund for Women in Need shall assist women
in emergencies to create independent, safe, healthy and creative lives. 

Hosted by Ward 1 Commissioner Keith Pillsbury. Joining Keith is  Linda Walsleben, ELL Coordinator, Superintendent Jeanne Collins, and Ward 5 Commissioner, Paul Hochanadel.  For more information visit the District web site:  www.bsdvt.org

Peter Kriff, Executive Director of Vermont Statewide Independent Living Council shares the organizations mission and focus.  Centers for Independent Living (CILs) are private, nonprofit corporations that provide services to maximize the independence of individuals with disabilities and the accessibility of the communities they live in. Centers are funded in part by the Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration, Independent Living Branch, to provide, among other things, several core services: Advocacy - Independent living skills training - Information and referral - Peer counseling. For more information: http://www.vtsilc.org

Host Lauren-Glenn Davitian offers the highlights of the NTEN Conference held in San Francisco in April 2012. Attended by 1700 nonprofits and circuit riders, the event focused on data visualization, mobile innovation, online collaboration and more. Find selected resources here at the Common Good Vermont blog.

Rob Reiber speaks with local baseball historian Don MacDonald on an initiative to commemorate the beginnings of baseball at Centennial Field in Burlington, Vermont.

Host Mayor Miro Weinberger talks with Celebrate Burlington Awards winners and nomimees. Jeetan Khadka – co-winner of Bloomenthal Award, Tim Jarvis – nominee for Bloomenthal Award, Caryl Stewart – winner of Clavelle Award, Stephanie Sequino – nominee for Clavelle Award, Gail Shampnois – nominee for Clavelle Award, Amy Demetrowitz, representative of Thayer Commons Project Partnership, nominee for Clavelle Award, Erin Kvam and Jeremy Hammond, co-winners of Bloomenthal Award.