Four stories that span investment policy, classical music, scientific exploration and an improvisational jam band.
Fossil fuel divestment
Governor Peter Shumlin used part of his State of the State Addressto propose that Vermont divest state money from coal companies, but it may be hard to turn that idea into reality. We do a reality check on that idea with State Treasurer Beth Pearce.
Life and times of Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven has been called the most admired composer in all of music history. VPR Classical's James Stewart describes Beethoven's legacy in this story from Timeline.
Montshire turns 40
TheMontshire Museum of Science in Norwich is celebrating its fortieth year of stimulating the scientific curiosity of kids and adults alike. The museum's new executive director, Marcos Stafne, gives us a tour and describes what's next for an institution that's dedicated to science education and discovery.
Grooving with Soule Monde
The high-energy improvisation of Addison County duo Soule Monde is on display is their rescent session with VPR's Live From the Fort. Russ Lawton and Ray Paczkowski play the track "Take My Hand" from their new album, Smashed World.
Pre-taped broadcast airs at noon and 7 p.m. on Wed., Jan. 13, 2016.
