Your pandemic stories, arguments, songs, middle of the night thoughts, grocery runs. Let's make some damn shows.

Kelly Green asked me if I wanted to go to the Taylor Swift movie.

I did.

John Rodgers is finding creative ways to keep his family farm in farming.

A conversation about drug addiction running out of control. And heartbreak.

I drove around and asked people 'What class are you?'. Here's what they said.

What do we lose when we lose our villages?

A primal scream about homesteading.

'What good is a poem? Maybe the good lies in the fact that there’s no easy answer to that question...'

What does God have to do with gardening? For Armand...everything.

The Civic Standard is finding excuses to get together in Hardwick. One example…mystery dinner theater at the local Legion…

An intimate look at where food comes from.

A postcard from childhood, that place we remember but can't visit anymore...

Jay Allison takes me fishing and we talk about radio and getting old and falling in love with strangers

Author Tom Mustill on whale behavior, and AI's role in diciphering their language. Also, whale singing. Lots.

He’s always practical and always generous and these things are always the same thing.

It's town meeting day. So let's TALK ABOUT IT AGAIN!

After the flood, The Civic found itself in the middle of recovery efforts in Hardwick. Which turned out about perfect.

A show about neighbors helping neighbors. And seasonal depression.

This is the first episode in a 4-part series by Bianca Giaever, producer of Constellation Prize. It’s really good.

This is a show about some of the crime we deal with here in central Vermont.