| AIR
DATE |
SHOW
# |
GUEST |
 |
|
|
| 10/06/03 |
301 |
Bruce
Cockburn — Canadian singer-songwriter and musician; for more information,
see also Gavin's Woodpile: The Bruce
Cockburn Newsletter Online |
| 10/13/03 |
302 |
Molly
Ivins —
best-selling
author and syndicated political columnist from Texas |
| 10/20/03 |
303 |
Russell
Banks — award-winning novelist whose work includes Cloudsplitter
and The Sweet Hereafter |
| 10/27/03 |
304 |
John
O'Brien —
filmmaker
from Tunbridge, Vt., whose work includes Man With a Plan and Nosey
Parker |
| 11/03/03 |
305 |
Bess
O'Brien — filmmaker from Barnet, Vt., whose work includes Here
Today, airing Nov. 4, 2003, on VPT |
| 11/10/03 |
306 |
Elizabeth
Inness-Brown
— author
from So. Hero, Vt., whose work includes Burning Margeurite |
| 11/17/03 |
307 |
Harry
Bliss — cartoonist and illustrator from Burlington, Vt., whose
work has adorned the cover of the New Yorker magazine |
| 11/24/03 |
308 |
Allan
Nicholls —
composer,
film producer and director whose work includes collaborations with Robert
Altman and Tim Robbins |
| 12/01/03 |
309 |
Francois
Clemmons — founder and director of the Harlem Spiritual Ensemble
and holder of the Alexander Twilight Chair at Middlebury College. He also
played Officer Clemmons on Mr.
Rogers' Neighborhood |
| 12/15/03 |
310 |
Bonnie
Christensen
—
author, illustrator and fine artist from Colchester, Vt. |
| 12/22/03 |
311 |
The
Starline Rhythm Boys — a swing-dancing, rockabilly band whose music
has been a hit in Vermont for years and is now reaching across the country |
| 12/29/03 |
312 |
Ted
Fondulas —
award-winning
chef and owner of Hemingway's
Restaurant in Killington, Vt. |
| 1/05/04 |
313 |
Penny
Campbell / Andrea Olsen — director of dance at Middlebury College
/ professor of dance at the college |
| 1/12/04 |
314 |
Sen.
Patrick Leahy and Marcelle Leahy
— Democratic
senator from Vermont and his wife |
| 1/19/04 |
315 |
Jay
Parini — award-winning author of Middlebury, Vt., whose work includes
biographies of Robert Frost and Leo Tolstoy |
| 1/26/04 |
316 |
Kevin
Graffagnino
— director
of the Vermont Historical Society |
| 2/02/04 |
317 |
Grace
Paley — Vermont State Poet from Thetford, Vt., as well as a groundbreaking
writer and activist |
| 2/09/04 |
318 |
Stephen
Harris —
journalist,
author and historian from Weybridge, Vt., whose work includes Harlem's
Hell Fighters |
| 2/16/04 |
319 |
Frank
Bryan — University of Vermont political science professor, Vermont
historian and specialist on Town Meeting Day, from Starksboro, Vt. |
| 3/01/04 |
320 |
Mark
Pendergrast
— author
from Essex, Vt., whose most recent work is Mirror, Mirror,
a history of the mirror. |
| 3/08/04 |
321 |
Geoff
Tabin, M.D. — ophthalmologist and co-director of the Himalayan
Cataract Project, from Burlington, Vt. |
| 3/22/04 |
322 |
Hal
Colston —
founding
director of Good News
Garage in Burlington, Vt. |
| 3/29/04 |
323 |
Mindy
Estes, M.D. — CEO of Fletcher Allen
Health Care in Burlington, Vt. |
| 4/5/04 |
324 |
Marjorie
Ryerson — photographer, poet, journalist, and author of Water
Music from Randolph, Vt. |
| 4/19/04 |
325 |
Hope
Alswang and Henry Joyce — Shelburne
Museum museum director and art director, respectively |
| 5/03/04 |
326 |
Joseph
Hurka — award-winning author of Fields of Light: A Son Remembers
His Heroic Father, the story of his Czech emigre father, now a
resident of Brandon, Vt., who fought in the Underground against the
Czech-Stalinist government. |
| 5/10/04 |
327 |
Rep.
Bernie Sanders and Jane
O'Meara Sanders — Vermont's Independent Congressman and his wife,
president of Burlington College |
| 5/17/04 |
328 |
Naj
Wikoff — president of the Society for the Arts in Healthcare, and
former director of programming at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in
New York City; from Keene Valley, N.Y. |
| 6/07/04 |
329 |
Big
Joe Burrell — blues musician of Burlington, Vt. |
| 6/14/04 |
330 |
Canadian
Special #1:
Bernadette
Allen —
U.S.
Consul General in Montreal |
| 6/21/04 |
331 |
Canadian
Special #2:
Jacques
Bensimon — Canada's Film Commissioner & chair of the National
Film Board of Canada |
| 6/28/04 |
332 |
Canadian
Special #3:
Kathy
Reichs —
Montreal-based
forensic anthropologist and best-selling crime novelist |
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