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Vermont Viewpoint

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Vermont Viewpoint covers a lot of ground, both geographically and topically. You'll hear from lawmakers, newsmakers, business people and your own friends and neighbors. This is the show you want to tune into to hear what compelling and/or fun topic you'll be introduced to each day.

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Vermont Viewpoint, hosted by David Zuckerman, presents a broad-ranging discussion across national and local policy issues. The episode features three distinct segments: an interview with Congressman Ro Khanna addressing national policy matters; a conversation with Craig Mitchell focused on local community action…

Worth it if you're a Vermont politics enthusiast interested in hearing from state and national figures on energy and community issues, but check episode clips first to gauge depth.

Vermont Viewpoint brings together four guests to discuss pressing state issues facing Vermont voters and policymakers. State Representative Mike Tagliavia recaps the 2025–2026 legislative session and outlines priorities for lawmakers, focusing on affordability challenges including property taxes, land use policy,…

Worth it if you're a Vermont voter seeking a comprehensive briefing on state legislative priorities, midterm dynamics, small-business concerns, and the Proposition 3 ballot measure.

Vermont Viewpoint features host Paul Dame interviewing three Republican political candidates in Vermont's 2026 election cycle. The primary segment focuses on Rep. Mike Morgan of Milton and his running mate Josie Henry, who discuss their military backgrounds and their campaign to represent Vermont's Island district…

Worth it if you're a Vermont voter in Grand Isle or Addison counties seeking to learn about your local House candidates' backgrounds.

Vermont Viewpoint episode from October 5, 2026 features host Brad Ferland in conversation with three Vermont state representatives—Joe Luneau (St. Albans City), James Gregoire (Fairfield, Bakersfield, Fletcher), and Jack Brigham (St. Albans Town/St. Albans City)—alongside Elliot Greenblott from AARP Fraud Watch. The…

Worth it if you're interested in Vermont state politics and elder fraud prevention, but the lack of episode description makes it a gamble.

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