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Originally broadcast June 5, 2026Guest: Washington County Senator Andy Perchlik

John Reynolds, State Director with NFIB, rejoins the show to grade the policies passed by the legislature now that session is over and how small businesses will be impactedMike Stenhouse, former Red Sox player and CEO of the RI Center for Freedom & Prosperity, updates listeners about the proposed RI budget, wealth taxes, and working together across New England to improve the economySarah Scott, State Director with Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire, discusses Right to Try legislation for patients facing a terminal diagnosis, how NH is positioning to be a biotech hub, and the lasting legacy of former legislator Michael Yakubovich Nick Murray from Lead Maine informs listeners about the rising threat of facial recognition technologies being used by governments

First Hour -Senator Thomas ChittendenMatt Cota Meadowhill ConsultingLegislative adjournment recap Second Hour --Elliott GreenblottAARP Fraudwatch Violinist Justin OuelletLumo’s experienceSt. Albans Concert review

5-28-2026 on Vermont Viewpoint, host David Zuckerman welcomes Margaret McLean and White River Valley SU Superintendent Jamie Kinnarney from the Vermont Rural School Community Alliance to discuss the current bill addressing education. Then, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Aly Richards joins the program to discuss why she wants to be Governor and to answer your questions about her positions on the issues Vermonters face.

Alison Despathy rejoins the show to break down the debate around the clean heat standard, the bait and switch solution from the Majority, and why Vermonters need to stay vigilant.John Vick, Executive Director for Concerned Veterans for America, discusses the importance of Memorial Day, supporting veterans, CVA's Vets on the Hill event in DC, and why more veterans need to speak up in the political process.AJ Kierstead, host of the New England Take Podcast, breaks down the recent electoral losses of incumbent federal elected officials and what it means for the culture of DC going forward.Clara Morrison, Executive Director for Right for Vermont Foundation, updates listeners on the legislature’s solutions to education reform, childcare licensing, and why Vermonters demands have not been met by the majority.

Rob Roper talks with Laura Derrendinger (Vermont Coalition Independence, Reconnection & Liberation) about removing digital screens from schools, and increasing human connection. Then, Rob and Corinne Dodson discuss combatting antisemitism in schools.

Rob Roper talks with Laura Derrendinger (Vermont Coalition Independence, Reconnection & Liberation) about removing digital screens from schools, and increasing human connection.Then, Rob and Corinna Dodson discuss combatting antisemitism in schools.This Episode of the Vermont Viewpoint aired on 05/26/2026

David Zuckerman sits down with Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate Ryan McLaren to discuss his newly unveiled municipal housing and education tax reform proposal. In the second hour, the conversation shifts to public discourse and media literacy with Michael Kane, Founder of American Civics Snapshots, and veteran Harwood Union educator Matt Henchen. They will discuss their work to help adults and youth push back against modern political tribalism in order to actually delve into real solution oriented discussion

Conal O’BrienNew book out- What Ever Happened to Anna Canneli. This is the 3rd in a series. Conal previously published books, Birth of an Angel and Death of Television.Brad and Conal will talk about Conal’s new book, living in a small Vermont town after living in New York City and Los Angeles and the journey of life.10:00 to 10:30Danielle RobertsDanielle Roberts, Director of Community RelationsNorthwestern Counseling and Support ServicesAdult Mental Health First AidThursday May 28 and Friday May 294:00 to 7:00location, St. Albans City Hall Council Chamber11th Annual Autism Walk of Northwestern VermontSunday, May 31, 202612:30 PM-2:30 PM10:30 to 11:00Representative Ashley BartleyUpdates on Montpelier

Vermont Viewpoint with Lachlan Francis for 5-15-26Guests: Bill Bright - Son of VTs first black woman legislator who had her portrait unveiled at the Vermont State House last weekVT Based journalist/author Jasper Craven on his upcoming book as well as his reporting on Pete Hegseth & the Defense Department