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28: Benjamin Aleshire: Vermont Poet, Artist & the Fight to Keep Creativity Human | Talking Life in Vermont (opens the original)
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What happens when a Vermont poet, artist and photographer pushes back against an increasingly digital world? In this episode of Talking Life in Vermont , Jonathan Schroth sits down with Benjamin Aleshire , a writer, poet, artist and photographer from Shrewsbury, Vermont, for a wide-ranging conversation about art, creativity, travel, technology, AI and what it means to keep making things with your own hands. Benjamin talks about his work with analog photography and darkroom printing , his art spa
27: Why a Chef Is Bringing a French Bistro to the Rutland Airport | Greg St. Peter (opens the original)
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What happens when a chef takes the spirit of a French bistro, mixes it with Vermont, and brings it to an unexpected place, the Rutland Airport? In this episode of Talking Life in Vermont , Jonathan sits down with chef and restaurant owner Greg St. Peter , the man behind Rabbit Rabbit , a new restaurant set to open at the Rutland Airport in October. Greg talks about the idea behind Rabbit Rabbit, why he fell in love with the airport space, and his vision for making great food approachable, memora
26: Kim Griffin: Authenticity, Motherhood & Overcoming Imposter Syndrome | Talking Life in Vermont (opens the original)
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What does it mean to truly be yourself—and actually believe that you’re enough? On this episode of Talking Life in Vermont , Jonathan Schroth sits down with Kim Griffin —mom, doula, small business owner, soccer coach, and board member at Heritage Family Credit Union—for a wide-ranging and very real conversation about life, family, work, and finding your way in Vermont. Kim opens up about growing up as an only child, moving frequently, creating a “chosen family,” and learning how her childhood sh
25: Rutland, Vermont Is Worth Fighting For | Nick Grandchamp (opens the original)
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Rutland, Vermont Is Worth Fighting For | Nick Grandchamp What does it really mean to be part of a community? On this episode of Talking Life in Vermont , Jonathan Schroth sits down with Rutland musician, working-class advocate, and community-minded troublemaker Nick Grandchamp for a wide-ranging conversation about music, Rutland, local businesses, friendship, loss, and why showing up actually matters. Nick talks about growing up around music, playing guitar and bass, his bands Dead Street Dreame
24: Rutland Mayor Tom Donahue: His First 100-ish Days in Office | Talking Life in Vermont (opens the original)
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Rutland Mayor Tom Donahue: His First 100-ish Days in Office What does “winning” look like for Rutland after the first 100-ish days of a new mayoral administration? Jonathan Schroth welcomes Rutland Mayor Tom Donahue back to Talking Life in Vermont for a wide-ranging conversation about his first five months in office—and what he believes is next for the city. Tom talks about his administration’s focus on economic development, new businesses and housing projects, public safety and proactive polici
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