Jon Ehrens
Managing Editor and Senior Producer of Vermont EditionJon has spent his entire adult life working in broadcast journalism. He began his career in Baltimore at WYPR, and has since been a producer for WHYY, Vox, The Majority Report with Sam Seder, and The Talkhouse. Jon is a lifelong recording artist whose projects include Repelican, The Art Department, and Dungeonesse. He lives with his wife in Panton, Vermont.
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The effort of some Democrats to raise taxes on Vermont's wealthiest was unsuccessful this year.
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Farm shares and food co-ops bring fresh food to people in need.
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Director Nick Sweeney's film highlights the Vermont musician's struggles with fame, body dysmorphia and his roots. -
Seven Days music editor Chris Farnsworth stops by for his monthly discussion of local music.
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JLee MacKenzie's new film "Definitely Gangster" premiered at the Made Here Film Festival on April 26th.
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Rural landowners have successfully changed legislators' minds about new building restrictions in parts of the state.
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Vermont's skies may be darker than in other states, but there are still reasons to keep light pollution at bay.
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The legislature is considering a bill to restrict the influence of private equity in medical settings, but some doctors say they are happy with this kind of ownership. -
Ibogaine research is gaining traction in some states, including Texas. Some local lawmakers and medical providers think Vermont should join them.
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A U.S. Supreme Court decision and a Vermont bill both connect to nationwide conversations about police and protester rights.
