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Seriously: You Serious?

By Bryan Parmelee @bryan_parmelee

In this episode, Bryan catches up on the state budget stalemate and discusses Seven Days' new multi-part series.

CREDITS

Written, filmed and edited by: Bryan Parmelee
Artwork/photography by: Josh Kuckens, John Walters, Thomas James, Bryan Parmelee, Dreamstime
Backdrop mural by: Anthill Collective
Logo/art direction by: Don Eggert
Audio by: Bryan Parmelee, Freesound

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About The Author

Bryan Parmelee

Bryan Parmelee

bryan@sevendaysvt.com

@bryan_parmelee

bryanparmelee.com

Bio:
Bryan is the Digital Production Specialist for Seven Days and Kids VT. He also hosts Seriously Seven Days and writes a weekly humor column, The Parmelee Post.

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