Michelle Owens
Director of Marketing & Audience EngagementMichelle leads the team that oversees station branding and marketing, communications, audience services, events and audience engagement initiatives. She joined Vermont Public in 2002 as an administrative associate and has worn many hats in the areas of audience services, membership, marketing and communications.
She is originally from Connecticut and graduated from Boston University. She moved to Shoreham, Vermont on a whim in 2001 after a two-year stint as a reporter at the Philadelphia Inquirer, expecting to stay for a year or two, tops. She now lives in Burlington with her family.
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You can support public media while providing books to children in our community. When you make a gift to Vermont Public through Saturday, Sept. 10, an anonymous supporter will donate one new, high-quality children's book to the Children's Literacy Foundation. -
When you make a gift to Vermont Public through Tuesday, November 29, 2022, the Vermont Community Foundation and its generous fundholders will donate the equivalent of 15 meals to the Vermont Foodbank to help Vermonters facing hunger and food insecurity.
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We recently announced a new local radio host lineup for All Things Considered, our afternoon news magazine program from NPR, as well as weekend mornings and early afternoons. We caught up with Mary Williams Engisch, Marlon Hyde and Jenn Jarecki recently; here are some things you probably don’t know about them.
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VPR & Vermont PBS has won six Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for its journalism in 2021 from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), including the award for Overall Excellence.
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Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS have announced the appointment of Brendan Leonard as Chief Financial Officer. Leonard has over 25 years of professional experience primarily in nonprofits.
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Vermont Public Radio has hired journalist Grace Benninghoff as local host of All Things Considered, the afternoon news magazine program from NPR.
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All Things Considered Host Henry Epp and Digital Producer Abagael Giles will take on new roles in the newsroom this summer, enhancing VPR's coverage of climate change, environment and economic issues.
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Beginning the weekend of June 26-28, you’ll hear Planet Money/How I Built This on Saturday mornings at 7 a.m., and Latino USA on Sundays at 4 p.m. We’ve…
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Lexi Krupp will join Vermont Public Radio in June as a Report For America journalist, the station has announced. She will cover the Upper Valley and…
