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Woodchuck Report: Marijuana Legislation in Vermont and Net Neutrality 01/12/2018

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase discusses the marijuana legalization bill that was just passed in the Vermont House and Senate as well as the future of net neutrality after the recent change of status for Internet Service Providers by the Federal Communications Commission.

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Digital Civic Underground 12/12/2017

Julia Vallera presents a friendly and engaging conversation about digital inclusion and digital accessibility in Vermont.

People of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities are invited to the first of many conversations that will bring people together, foster conversation, and draw attention to the digital divide that impacts many diverse communities in and around Burlington, Vermont.

Woodchuck Report: Until Taxes Do Us Part 12/08/2017

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase discusses local, regional, and national affairs from a Libertarian Party perspective. He covers the new state carbon tax, the GOP tax bill in both the House and Senate, supply-side versus demand-side economics, and other topics.

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Our Democracy with Rick Hubbard 11/22/2017

Independent researcher and "The Democracy Amendments" author Rick Hubbard joins a special Channel 17 Live @ 5:25 program with Channel Coordinator Alex Lavin about the state of the USA's democracy.

A Conversation About the State of Our Democracy 11/14/2017

Independent researcher and "The Democracy Amendments" author Rick Hubbard hosts a special interactive session with an audience at Burlington, Vermont's Fletcher Free Library to explore the changing landscape of democracy in the United States.

Woodchuck Report: Varpilah Chase Updates on Drug Policy and the U.S. Senate Tax Bill 11/10/2017

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase is joined by Bonnie Scott via phone to discuss local, regional, and national affairs from a Libertarian Party perspective. They talk about news updates involving drug policy, the outlines of the new U.S. Senate tax bill that have come out, what's going on at the Vermont airport, 2nd Amendment updates, and upcoming Libertarian events.

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Woodchuck Report: Vermont Policy and Libertarian Candidates 10/13/2017

Bonnie Scott hosts her monthly live program from a Libertarian Party perspective. She discusses Vermont candidates running for the 2018 gubernatorial race as well as other political issues and events of note.

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Woodchuck Report: Alt-Right Versus Antifa 09/08/2017

Bonnie Scott hosts her monthly live program from a Libertarian Party perspective.

This month Bonnie addresses the differences in popular perception between the "alt-right" versus "antifa" and shares her distinction between civilized and un-civilized forms of free speech dissent.

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What's Going On?: Charlottesville and the Uses of History 08/17/2017

Host Sandy Baird brings in Marc Estrin and Kurt Mehta to talk about the clashes at the Unite the Right event in Virginia, what to do with confederate memorial statues, and how to deal with unwelcome ideas without violating the constitution.

Free Speech Today, with CCTV Director Lauren-Glenn Davitian 12/01/2016

Lauren-Glenn Davitian discusses Free Speech Today and CCTV/Center for Media & Democracy. 

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!

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