Stump the Chumps
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Programs in this Series
Bill Keogh returns as host of Stump the Chumps to remember city parks of the past with Al Charron and Rosaire Longe.
Former State Senator Jim Leddy pairs up with sister Joey Leddy Donovan in going back to the ‘good ole days’ in Burlington. Join us to reminisce about what Burlington once was.
Host Bill Keogh is joined by guest Al Charron and Dave Hartnett to tell stories about baseball in Burlington - from scrounging equipment during the Depression, playing in the Northern League and more.
Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan are joined by Former Mayor Peter Clavelle and Jane Merola McKenzie on the latest virtual installment of Stump the Chumps!
Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan are joined by Charlie Auer, owner of Charlie's Boathouse.
Charlie Auer passed away February 17th, 2021 at the age of 89. In tribute, Bill Keogh says a few words about Charlie and his impact on Burlington before re-...
Bill Keogh and Dave Hartnett are joined by Rosaire Longe on the latest virtual installment of Stump The Chumps!
Bill and Joey are joined by Rosaire Longe and Tom Little on this virtual edition of Stump the Chumps.
A very special installment of Stump The Chumps takes place entirely remotely. Co-hosts Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan are joined by Thea Lewis of Ghost Walks in Burlington. Are there really ghosts in our City? Thea may have some vivid descriptions...
Hosts Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan are joined by long-time Burlington resident Jerry Snyder.
Hosts Bill Keough and Joey Donovan are joined by guest Jane Merola McKenzie to discuss Burlington trivia.
Host Bill Keogh is joined by Bob Blanchard, founder of the website Burlington Area History. Bob is SO good. He cannot be stumped.
Tom Little joins hosts Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan on this episode of Stump The Chumps.
Mark Kaplan joins hosts Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan to talk about his local politics and try to remember the local furniture stores.
Hosts Bill Keogh and Joey Donovan sit down with Bunny Basaillon, a former multi-sport athlete at Burlington High School, and Chuck Avery, a local trivia expert.
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!