| AIR
DATE |
SHOW
# |
GUEST |
 |
|
|
| 10/03/05 |
501 |
Kevin
McKenzie — gifted dancer, choreographer and artistic
director of American Ballet Theatre
since 1992; a Vermont native. |
| 10/10/05 |
502 |
Richard
Wolfson — honored scientist, Middlebury physics professor
and author of Simply Einstein: Relativity Demystified; of Weybridge,
Vt. |
| 10/17/05 |
503 |
Nina
Meyerhof — president of the United Nations NGO Children
of the Earth Foundation, international educator and activist for
children; of S. Burlington, Vt. |
| 10/24/05 |
504 |
Christopher
Wren — retired New York Times international correspondent
and bureau chief as well as bestselling author of Walking to Vermont
about his journey from Manhattan to his Fairlee, Vt., home. |
| 10/31/05 |
505 |
Lois
McClure & Art Cohn — the philanthropist and the executive
director of the Lake Champlain
Maritime Museum discuss their trip
to New York City aboard a replica canal boat and their passion
for their work. |
| 11/14/05 |
506 |
Grace
Potter — musician and lead singer of the Nocturnals;
originally from Waitsfield, Vt. |
| 11/21/05 |
507 |
Tim
Brookes — author whose work includes Guitar: An American
Life and 'A Hell of a Place to Lose a Cow': My American Hitchhiking
Odyssey; of Essex, Vt. |
| 11/28/05 |
508 |
Warren Kimble
— folk artist; of Brandon, Vt. |
| 11/07/05 |
509 |
John
Miller / Susanne Rappaport — documentary photographer and
associate professor of fine arts at Johnson State College / oral historian
and editor of Messages from a Small Town, a book on the work
of her late husband, photographer Neil Rappaport; of Pawlet, Vt. |
| 12/05/05 |
510 |
Gordon
Robison — Journalist and FOX News Baghdad Bureau Chief;
of Shelburne, Vt. |
| 12/19/05 |
511 |
Galway
Kinnell — Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning
poet, former Vermont State Poet and professor at New York University;
of Sheffield, Vt. |
| 12/26/05 |
512 |
William
Ackerman — Grammy Award-winning guitarist, composer and
recording artist; from Marlboro, Vt. |
| 1/09/06 |
513 |
Virginia
Carter — Peabody and Emmy Award-winning television producer
who has created worldwide social change through television and radio
for three decades. |
| 1/23/06 |
514 |
James
Howard Kunstler — author, lecturer and social critic
whose latest book, The Long Emergency, describes the changes
that American society faces in the 21st century. |
| 1/30/06 |
515 |
Gretchen
B. Morse — executive director of United
Way of Chittenden County, former Vermont legislator and state
secretary of the Agency of Human Services. |
| 2/20/06 |
516 |
Robin
Lloyd — activist, filmmaker,
journalist, co-founder of the Peace
and Justice Coalition, and president of Toward
Freedom; of Burlington, Vt. |
| 2/06/06 |
517 |
Midori
— virtuoso violinist since childhood, who visited the state in
early 2006 to work with the Vermont
Symphony Orchestra and Vermont
Youth Orchestra. |
| 2/13/06 |
518 |
David
Finney — new president of Champlain
College in Burlington, Vt. |
| 2/27/06 |
519 |
Helen
Husher — essayist and author of several books about Vermont
life, most recently Conversations
with a Prince, about returning to a passion for riding horses
later in life; of Montpelier, Vt. |
| 3/06/06 |
520 |
Tom
Cullins — international architect with a special interest
in urban planning; of Burlington, Vt. |
| 3/13/06 |
521 |
Peter
Clavelle — retiring mayor of Burlington, Vt. |
| 3/20/06 |
522 |
Richard
Erdman — internationally renowned sculptor; of Williston,
Vt., and Carrara, Italy. |
| 4/03/06 |
523 |
Pete
Sutherland — musician, songwriter and artist, who gives
new life to traditional music; of Monkton, Vt. |
| 4/10/06 |
524 |
Ken
Squier — president and owner of Radio
Vermont, NASCAR broadcaster, Thunder Road co-owner, and jazz and
classical music enthusiast; of Waterbury, Vt. |
| 4/24/06 |
525 |
Stephen
Huneck — craftsman and artist whose whimsical dog carvings,
prints and paintings have made him wildly successful; of St. Johnsbury,
Vt. |
| 5/01/06 |
526 |
Mel
Kaplan — founder and artistic director of the Vermont
Mozart Festival, the New York Chamber Soloists and the Festival
Winds; of Charlotte, Vt. |
| 5/08/06 |
527 |
Rev.
Frederick Buechner — award-winning author of over 30
works of fiction and nonfiction, including a Pulitzer Prize nomination;
of Pawlet, Vt. |
| 5/22/06 |
529 |
Rob
Mermin — founder of Circus
Smirkus nearly 20 years ago, offering youth a safe circus to run
off to; of Greensboro, Vt. |
| 6/05/06 |
530 |
Jonathan
Gregg & Louise Von Weise — founders of the Vermont
Studio Center in Johnson, Vt., the largest and most international
artists' and writers' residency program in the U.S. |
| 6/12/06 |
531 |
Canadian
Special #1:
Andre Ménard — internationally known co-founder of the
Montreal Jazz Festival.
|
| 6/19/06 |
532 |
Canadian
Special #2:
Dick Pound — Olympic
Committee member and Chairman of the World
Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). |
| 6/26/06 |
533 |
Canadian
Special #3:
Matt Haimovitz —
renowned cellist and McGill University professor. |
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