Media

Mikaela Lefrak speaks with Eric Ford, Vermont Public’s Director of Content Partnership and the producer of the Made Here series, to learn more about the unique voices and stories from local filmmakers premiering in the new series on Jan. 26.

The United Nations and the European Union are among the groups that condemned Musk's sudden decision to suspend several journalists from the social media platform.

This hour, host Mikaela Lefrak speaks with community and law enforcement leaders in and around Burlington about addressing crime and violence.

This hour, we start a two-part conversation about crime in the Burlington area with host Connor Cyrus.

Vermont Edition features a portion of The Last Archive, a podcast where a recent episode asked Vermont high school students to decide if political ads were "true enough" to post on social media.

Student journalists with the Community News Service—a UVM project connecting students with professional editors—interviewed Vermont journalists about the news industry.

Host Connor Cyrus talks with Vermont Public CEO Scott Finn about the organization's recent name change and plans for the future.

Journalist and author Aarti Shahani discusses her memoir with Vermont Edition host Mikaela Lefrak and a group of students from Essex High School.

Before Aarti Shahani became an award-winning journalist and author, she and her family were immigrants trying to make their way in New York City. This hour, Vermont Edition features host Mikaela Lefrak's interview with Shahani, recorded live on Zoom in early February, with an audience of students from Essex High School.

The Geisel School of Medicine's Media and Health Behaviors Lab conducts ongoing studies about how kids react to media and other stimuli. The lab's co-directors talk about two such studies.