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Joanna Grossman and Andy Julow team up for There’s No “A” in Creemee: Vermont Politics, Culture, & Beyond.The show will discuss VT politics and culture from two seasoned insiders.
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Lt. Gov. John Rogers, Weird Campaign Foods, & The Latest on the 2026 VT Elections (opens the original)
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Lieutenant Governor John Rogers joins us to talk about growing up on a dairy farm, his masonry business, and his journey from Democrat to Republican. We dig into affordability, net metering, Act 250, the trades workforce, supervisory unions, universal health care, and the secret behind his "maroon" blazer. In the opener: a Creemee shortage (thanks, ICE), Andy finally gets his moose and goes to war with a squirrel, a one-year cap on superintendent contracts, Bernie's missing Janoo endorsement, an
Season Premiere: Bears, Candidate Poetry, & Zach Scheffler on Running Blue in a Red County (opens the original)
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Season 3 is here! Andy and Joanna open with Andy's up-close bear encounter before digging into this election season’s big questions and why they're stepping back from a strictly partisan lens. Then Franklin County Democratic Chair and House candidate Zach Scheffler joins to talk about the challenges of running in a district dominated by the opposing party, what's different from his 2024 run, and why housing costs are pushing his Saint Albans neighbors out, how county parties are picking up organ
Season 3 is coming to a feed near you... (opens the original)
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We are back next week with the best, and most fun, political coverage in Vermont. New guests, new takes, Andy & Joanna’s classic camaraderie — and this time we're going all in on the election. Here’s a fall preview of Vermont’s hit political podcast, There’s No “A” in Creemee. Don’t forget to like & subscribe here and on Substack at open.substack.com/pub/theresnoaincreemee .
Post-Primary Debrief: Election Reactions, Crossover Republicans & the Incumbency Wall (opens the original)
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Joanna and Andy drop in the booth fresh off the Vermont Democratic primary. She and Andy get into the strange grief of running for office: the sleepless nights, the dehumanization, the artificial turf question that wouldn't die, and the freedom of being a private citizen again. They cover the results, Republican infiltration of the Democratic primary, the numbers and more. Plus: a Free Press headline that called a race (wrong) before the polls opened, egrets on Bird Yelp, and our summer plans. S
PAC 101, Camel Law, and a Sweltering Skate Shack, Tim Ashe (rebroadcast) (opens the original)
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It's hot in the Skate Shack, Joanna's glasses are fogging up, and we're running on fumes — welcome to our last episode before the primary. Andy takes the agenda for once and Joanna delivers a much-needed PAC 101 : what an IE PAC actually is, how coordinating PACs differ, and how independent expenditures can sometimes backfire on the very candidates they're boosting. Plus: a campaign outing to Bolton Valley (fire tower, chairlift, and yes, an orange creamsicle Creemee), and a deep dive into Vermo
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