| AIR
DATE |
SHOW
# |
GUEST |
 |
|
|
| 10/04/04 |
401 |
Fareed
Zakaria — editor of Newsweek
International and renowned writer and columnist |
| 10/11/04 |
402 |
Marc
vanderHeyden — president of St.
Michael's College in Colchester, Vt., which is celebrating its
100th birthday this year |
| 10/18/04 |
403 |
Wolf
Kahn — artist, teacher and writer from Brattleboro, Vt.,
and New York City, whose landscapes are among America's best-loved
contemporary paintings |
| 10/25/04 |
404 |
James
Twitchell — author, scholar and cultural analyst from
Charlotte, Vt., and Florida, whose work includes "Branded Nation"
and "Living It Up: America's Love Affair with Luxury" |
| 11/01/04 |
405 |
Ellen
McCulloch-Lovell — new president of Marlboro College,
former chief of staff to Sen. Patrick Leahy and deputy assistant to
President Bill Clinton |
| 11/08/04 |
406 |
Steve
Goldberg and Rachel
Bissex — Burlington playwright and his popular folksinger
wife |
| 11/15/04 |
407 |
Bernd
Heinrich — renowned biologist,
author
and artist
from Hinesburg, Vt., whose subjects range from the social organization
of bees to the feeding habits of ravens |
| 11/22/04 |
408 |
Phil
Hoff — former governor of Vermont; from Burlington, Vt. |
| 11/29/04 |
409 |
Michael
Conforti — founder of the Assisi
Conferences and pioneer in the confluence of science, organizational
development and psychology; from Brattleboro, Vt. |
| 12/06/04 |
410 |
Lilian
Baker Carlisle — historian, author and assistant to the late
Electra
Havemeyer Webb, founder of the Shelburne
Museum; from Burlington, Vt. |
| 12/13/04 |
411 |
Jacob
Ayuen / Aftaba Mezetovic — one of the "Lost Boys of
Sudan" and now a student at St.
Michael's College in Colchester, Vt. / refugee from Bosnia, poet
and teacher of English language in the Winooski, Vt.,
school system |
| 12/20/04 |
412 |
Peter
Post — great-grandson of etiquette maven Emily Post,
director of the Emily
Post Institute and author of books on contemporary etiquette;
from Burlington, Vt. |
| 12/27/04 |
413 |
Paul
Zaloom — Obie award-winning performance artist and puppeteer,
former ringmaster of Bread
and Puppet Theater and star of TV's "Beakman's World" |
| 11/09/04 |
414 |
Profile
Special Edition — Fran
Stoddard interviews director Jay Craven, actor Rusty DeWees
and VPT's own Dan Harvey about the making of Windy
Acres. The program includes behind-the-scenes footage
from this summer's taping of the show in West Barnet, Vt. |
| 1/10/05 |
415 |
Joe
Bruchac — one of America's premier American Indian writers
and storytellers, and author of over 100 award-winning books; native
of the Adirondacks |
| 1/17/05 |
416 |
Tom
Slayton — author, Vermont Public Radio commentator and editor
of Vermont Life Magazine |
| 1/24/05 |
417 |
Jane
Beck — executive director of the Vermont
Folklife Center, now entering its 21st year; from Middlebury,
Vt. |
| 1/31/05 |
418 |
Paul
Costello / Gerianne
Smart — executive director of the Vermont
Council on Rural Development in Montpelier, Vt. / responsible
for spearheading the preservation of the Vergennes
Opera House |
| 2/07/05 |
419 |
Rob
Perkins — poet, writer and filmmaker whose work includes
the three-part series One Man's Journey |
| 2/14/05 |
420 |
Richard
Ketchum — award-winning author and editor of numerous American
Heritage books; from Dorset, Vt. |
| 2/28/05 |
421 |
Thomas
Naylor — professor emeritus of economics at Duke University,
co-founder of the Second Vermont Republic and author whose work includes
Affluenza and The Search for Meaning; from Charlotte,
Vt. |
| 3/07/05 |
422 |
Peter
Fox Smith — PhD, lecturer, host of VPR's Saturday
Afternoon at the Opera and author of the new book A
Passion for Opera |
| 3/14/05 |
423 |
Luis
Guzman — actor whose work includes roles in the movies
Traffic, Carlito's Way and Lemony Snickett as well as
starring in the TV series Luis |
| 3/21/05 |
424 |
Gov.
Madeleine Kunin — former Vermont governor and ambassador
to Switzerland and current chair of the Institute for Sustainable
Communities |
| 4/04/05 |
425 |
Garret
Keizer — author and Episcopal priest whose most recent book,
Help, contemplates the nature of this fundamental calling;
from Sutton, Vt. |
| 4/11/05 |
426 |
Margaret
Lampe Kannenstine / Jim Sardonis
— artist and curator of the Vermont
Arts Council's 40th anniversary exhibit "Art of Achievement";
from Woodstock, Vt. / Whales Tails sculptor; from Randolph, Vt. |
| 4/25/05 |
427 |
David
Moats — Pulitzer Prize winning journalist for the Rutland
Herald and author of Civil Wars: A Battle for Gay Marriage |
| 4/13/05 |
428 |
Profile
Special Edition — Fran
Stoddard interviews Montreal filmmaker Malcolm Clarke (Prisoner
of Paradise – the true story of Kurt Gerron) and Montreal
writer Monique Polak, whose grandparents were at the same concentration
camp as Gerron. |
| 5/09/05 |
429 |
Lola
Aiken — widow of Vermont Gov. and U.S. Senator George Aiken
and an inspirational stateswoman in her own right; from Montpelier,
Vt. |
| 5/30/05 |
430 |
Hervie
Haufler / Joseph Corbett —
two World War II veterans: Haufler, of Shelburne, Vt., is the author
of Codebreakers' Victory / Corbett, of Burlington, Vt., is
the author of We Played Our Cards, which includes the memories
of many Vermont World War II veterans. |
| 8/01/05 |
431 |
Canadian
Special #1:
Benoît
Aubin — award-winning international journalist and Quebec
bureau chief for Maclean's
magazine. |
| 8/08/05 |
432 |
Canadian
Special #2:
Phyllis Bronfman
Lambert — internationally renowned architect, urban conservationist
and founder of the Canadian Centre for
Architecture. |
| 8/15/05 |
433 |
Canadian
Special #3:
Martha Langford
— art historian, authority on contemporary Canadian photography
and curator of Le Mois de
la Photo à Montréal. |
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