11/6/14: Since 2001, Bo Muller-Moore has been printing “Eat More Kale” shirts in his studio (“dudio”) above his garage in Montpelier. Three years ago Bo applied for a federal trademark which prompted the fast-food chain Chick-fil-A to send him a cease and desist letter citing the similarity between their trademarked slogan “Eat mor chikin” and “Eat More Kale.”

Bo took the fight public and has become a Vermont folk hero and a media darling, all while increasing sales of his t-shirts. His story was featured on Anderson Cooper’s “RidicuList”, in a New York Times piece and is the subject of an upcoming documentary, “A Defiant Dude.”

Eva visited Bo in his dudio and met the man behind the kale t-shirts. She also interviews some people on the street in downtown Burlington about the man, the dude, the kale legend.

Music: Barbacoa, “Tornado Head,” “Bride of Strangleweed,” and “Death Valley,” Cave Bees, “Mine All Mine”

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Seven Days senior multimedia producer Eva Sollberger has been making her award-winning video series "Stuck in Vermont" since 2007. In 2024, she won first place from the Association of Alternative Newsmedia for her video, “Barbie Collector.” She received the Margaret L. (Peggy) Kannenstine Award for Arts Advocacy from the Vermont Arts Council in 2023. This map details her travels around the state; her 500th video was a musical. New episodes appear on the Seven Days website every other Thursday...