A Visit With

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Description

A series of programs produced by Margaret Harrington and Tessa Tallagnon on community work and life in Burlington, VT and the surrounding area.

Programs in this Series

Format: 2024-03-28
Format: 2024-03-28
Interview With Dana Kaplan of Outright Vermont - 06/19/2019
Margaret Harrington and Micah Tremblay visit and interview Dana Kaplan, Executive Director of Outright Vermont, about the youth they serve and their mission.
Very Merry Theatre - 05/22/2019
Margaret Harrington and Micah Tremblay get the word from Very Merry Theatre's Don Wright about the youth theater program.
The Dan Higgins Photo Exhibit in and of Winooski - 05/04/2019
Margaret Harrington records parts of the presentation of Dan Higgins' photos taken of and in Winooski at the O'Brien Community Center. Special appearances by Sister Pat McKittrick, Anne Linton, Mayor Kristine Lott, and Said Bulle of A2VT,...
The Relocated Senior Center - 04/19/2018
The Champlain Senior Center relocated from the McClure Multigenerational Center to the Old North End Community Center on November 1st, 2017. Yvette Mason leads us through a tour of the new center.
Off the Wall Visits the Burlington Mayor's Office - 01/02/2018
Community Producer Margaret Harrington heads to Burlington's City Hall with Albert Petrarca, of Off the Wall Coalition, to find out how the Mayor will respond to the Church Street mural accusations of racism and white supremacy. Off the...
Cathy Mullen of Montreal Stylze - Free Haircuts - 12/15/2017
"A Visit With" catches up with Cathy Mullen, proprietor of Montreal Stylze about her holiday offer of free haircuts for those in need on Monday, December 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Produced by Margaret Harrington.
Trumpkin Smashing and Witch-In - 10/28/2017
Community Producer Margaret Harrington walks Church street with the witches protesting the presidency and policies of Donald Trump, ending with a pumpkin/trumpkin smashing at Burlington's City Hall.
Jane Austen in Vermont - 10/07/2017
Lost Nation Theater meets the Jane Austen Society of North America at the production of Sense and Sensibility. Lost Nation Theater professionals Kathleen Keenan and Kim Bent meet members of the Jane Austen Society of Vermont (JASNA-VT) Michelle...
The Champlain Senior Center - 08/09/2017
"A Visit With" attends a healthcare-focused forum held at the Champlain Senior Center and led by officials from Rights and Democracy and Senator Sanders' office. Produced by Tessa Tallagnon and Margaret Harrington.
242 Main at Memorial Hall - 08/09/2017
"A Visit With" talks to Jim Lockridge, of Big Heavy World, outside the back door of 242 Main's past all-ages music space, which has since shut down. Jim explains 242's legacy, how it closed, and where we can go from here. Produced...
Memorial Auditorium Tour - 08/09/2017
A Visit with Memorial Auditorium follows Martha Keenan of the Burlington Department of Public Works through the building as she points out existing conditions in the now closed structure. Memorial plaques in the lobby for the Vermont soldiers in WW1...
Act 48 Healthcare for Vermont - 08/02/2017
"A Visit With" talks to Jessica Early and Mary Gerisch about Act 48 and its effect on our healthcare system should it be fully implemented. Produced by Margaret Harrington and Tessa Tallagnon.
An Introduction to "A Visit With" - 08/01/2017
Tessa Tallagnon and Margaret Harrington discuss their ongoing series, "A Visit With," that provides a glimpse inside local community activist organizations. Watch the video series here: https://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/series/visit
Coalition for a Livable City - 07/11/2017
"A Visit With" meets with Coalition for a Livable City's members to talk about the Burlington Mall Project and what conscientious citizens have done to mediate the developer's plans as well as why the project was controversial in...
The You Are Loved Mural - 06/30/2017
"A Visit With" talks to Aimee Stearns, Victim Witness Coordinator for The U.S. District Attorney's Office for Vermont, about the newly installed "You Are Loved" mural commissioned by her office as well as drug and human trafficking impacts on...

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