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Programs in this Series
Host Sandy Baird is joined by Kurt Mehta, Esq. to discuss Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by Wafic Faour to discuss results from Burlington's Town Meeting Day election that happened on March 5.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guest Ali Dieng, Burlington City Councilor and Secretary of Vermont New American Advisory Council (VNAAC), to discuss Senegal.
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Host Sandy Baird is joined by guest Eric Agnero, citizen activist, to discuss Africa and what is upcoming in the year.
Hosts Sandy Baird and Eric Agnero, citizen activists, are joined by guest Joseph Tagbo. Joseph is the President of NGO Agir contre l'Immigration Clandestine (Act Against Clandestine Immigration). He is a French citizen from the Ivory Coast...
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guest Kurt Mehta, activist and lawyer, to discuss the state of the City of Burlington.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guests Robin Lloyd and Wafic Faour to discuss the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Palestine/Israel.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guests Bob Collins (tenant) and Jim Rader (concerned citizen, former Burlington City Clerk) to discuss recent developments at Decker Towers.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guest Eric Agnero to discuss the Niger Coup and ongoing events in Africa.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by Eric Agnero to discuss the conflict in France and other ongoing wars.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by Kurt Mehta and Eric Agnero to discuss relations with Russia. This episode includes a clip from Democracy Now of a speech that former President Kennedy gave on June 10, 1963.
Citizen Activist Sandy Baird speaks with visitors from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Judge Belfie Matulonga and Lawyer Taty Miessi, with Jules Wetchi and Eric Agnero acting as translators.
Host Sandy Baird is joined by guest Kurt Mehta to discuss the monarchy in the empire.
Host Sandy Baird, Citizen Activist chats with Christopher Aaron Felker about stickering campaigns happening around the City relating to the City Council's recent resolution: Supporting LGBTQIA+ Community Members and Condemning Transphobia.
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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!