Justin Marsh is joined every Monday with folks from their team to update you about everything that happened in the Vermont State House the week before, and what to expect throughout the upcoming week. Listen to exclusive interviews with legislators and environmental allies, and go deeper on policy initiatives affecting our air, water, open space, democracy, and quality of life.
New podcast episodes launch every Monday during the Vermont Legislative Session.
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Episodes
Launching “Vermont’s Voice” with podcast host Jordan Heiden
VPIRG’s Jordan Heiden shares the inspiration behind their new podcast and its dynamic format, Keep Vermont Cool, and the significance of grassroots organizing.
What’s the Deal with Governor Phil Scott?
Tom Hughes examines Governor Phil Scott’s tenure, his policies and actions, and the dynamics between him and the electorate.
Empowering Youth in Climate Advocacy
Vergennes Union junior and Vermont Climate Council member, Quincy Sabick, speaks about youth engagement in climate advocacy.
Meet Vermont’s Youngest Legislator, Rep. Will Greer
Rep. Will Greer shares his motivations for entering politics, challenges of being a young representative, and the importance of representation in government.
Fighting Wildfires and Fighting for Climate Action
Senator Kesha Ram Hinsdale emphasizes the vital role incarcerated individuals play in environmental and workforce solutions, including firefighting
Mapping Out and “Sugaring Off” Vermont Politics with Matthew Vigneau
VCV board member, South Burlington native, and American University student, Matthew Vigneau, talks about his passion for political writing and map making.