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What listener question should 'Brave Little State' answer next?

What question should "Brave Little State" answer for an upcoming episode? Our finalists are questions about staffing shortages, the flag of the Green Mountain Boys, and Vermonters sent to out-of-state prisons.
Angela Evancie/Vermont Public, Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain, Kyle Ambusk/Vermont Public
A sign outside Trail Break restaurant in White River Junction, left, a digital rendering of the Green Mountain Boys flag and the now-empty Windsor prison.

Finalists include questions about restaurant staffing shortages, the Green Mountain Boys flag, and incarcerated Vermonters serving time out-of-state.

Want to have a say in the question that Brave Little State explores in an upcoming episode? Now is your chance to vote!

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Voting will be open until Wednesday, Oct. 26. We welcome friendly competition, so feel free to spread the word in your networks and on social media to build support for your favorite question!

We'll feature the winning question in an episode in early December.

About the show

Brave Little State is Vermont Public's people-powered journalism show. We answer questions about Vermont that have been asked and voted on by you, our audience.

Recently we've answered your questions about downtown revitalization, slavery, and Indigenous stories.

To submit your own questions and access our full episode archive, head to bravelittlestate.org.

Josh Crane is part of Vermont Public's Engagement Journalism team. He's the senior producer and managing editor for Brave Little State, a podcast based on questions about Vermont that have been asked and voted on by the audience, and runs Vermont Public's Sonic ID project.
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