Sandy Baird spoke on The Morning Drive Monday about the "People's Law School", where marginalized Vermonters can get help navigating the court system.
Sandy Baird spoke on The Morning Drive Monday about the "People's Law School", where marginalized Vermonters can get help navigating the court system.
Lt Gov. Molly Gray joined The Morning Drive Thursday to talk about instant runoff voting, police cutbacks, the Ukraine situation among other topics.
Author, Burlington native, and Rice grad Clayton Trutor joined The Morning Drive this week to talk about his new book "Loserville", and how sports teams winning championships, in this case The Atlanta Braves, can reshape an entire city.
One day after he stepped down after nine years as President of the Ethan Allen Institute, Rob Roper spoke with The Morning Drive Wednesday.
As Black History Month turns to Women's History Month, The Morning Drive Tuesday spoke with Brattleboro Police Chief Norma Hardy, the first black female police chief in Vermont history.
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Each morning we talk about the issues and events that are important to you. And they want to hear from you. Feel free to call in anytime during the show at 888-414-0303.
The two spoke about the Town Meeting vote to decide whether to extend the Colchester town sewage system to 289 homes and businesses in Malletts Bay.
Each morning we talk about the issues and events that are important to you. And they want to hear from you. Feel free to call in anytime during the show at 888-414-0303.