Stuck in Vermont
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Stuck in Vermont: Vermonters Struggle With Rising Health Insurance Costs, and Some Are Going Without
Episode 759: Meet a Cornwall family of four whose premiums are almost $32,000 this year and two uninsured people — one of whom had a recent accident.
Q&A: Meet Delia Robinson, a Third-Generation Whistle Maker
Robinson has created thousands of whistles in her 80-year lifetime. Eva Sollberger visited her Montpelier home studio for this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Stuck in Vermont: Delia Robinson Has Sculpted Thousands of Whistles in Her 80 Years
Episode 758: Eva Sollberger visited Robinson’s home studio in Montpelier and got a musical tour of her colorful paintings and clay whistles.
Stuck in Vermont: Eva Sollberger and Her Mom, Sophie Quest, Say Goodbye to 2025
Episode 757: Another year is coming to a close, and it’s time for the annual “Stuck in Vermont” video reflecting on 2025’s most memorable moments.
Q&A: The Salmon Run at the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station
The Grand Isle station is restoring Lake Champlain’s landlocked Atlantic salmon population. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Stuck in Vermont: Spawning Salmon at the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station
Episode 756: The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department’s spawning operations are helping to restore Lake Champlain’s landlocked Atlantic salmon population.
Q&A: Walking to Law Island With Teage O’Connor
As Lake Champlain’s waters receded during the drought this year, Law Island became accessible by foot. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Stuck in Vermont: Exploring Law Island With Teage O’Connor
Episode 755: As Lake Champlain’s waters receded during the drought this past summer, Law Island became accessible by foot.
Q&A: The North End Food Pantry Feeds Its Burlington Community
During the government shutdown, attendance at food banks increased and neighbors helped out. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Stuck in Vermont: Demand Increases at Burlington’s North End Food Pantry
Episode 754: During the prolonged government shutdown, attendance at food banks surged. Volunteers and community members stepped in to fill the gap.
Q&A: BarnArts’ Haunted Village Theater Builds Community in Barnard
On October 18, guides led visitors to five outdoor locations to see Halloween-themed performances. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
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