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RAD-TV Presents: Slavery, Reparations, and the Profits of Legalized Cannabis 04/26/2019

This month on RAD-TV we speak with Brian Cina, State Representative for Chittenden 6-4, and Brandon Del Pozo, Chief of Police for the City of Burlington. Host Tom Proctor discusses Mark Hughes' #EndslaveryVT initiative and why we are still talking about slavery in Vermont in 2019, and Brian Cina talks about the H.478 Bill he recently introduced to the Vermont legislature calling for a task force to study and consider a state apology and proposal for reparations for the institution of slavery.

Both guests weigh in on the effects of the drug war on minorities in Vermont, what will change with cannabis legalization and what, if anything, should be done with tax money brought in from the cannabis industry to remedy historical inequalities.

RAD-TV Presents: Election Results - A Fresh Outlook and A New Mission 03/22/2019

This month on RAD-TV's Live@525, we speak with newly elected City Council members Perri Freeman (Central District, P) and Jack Hanson (East District, P). Both candidates were endorsed by Rights and Democracy prior to the election, and we’re looking forward to real progressive change now that they're joining Ali Dieng, Brian Pine, and Max Tracy on the City Council.

Betsy McGavisk also visits the show to discuss the result to question #4 on the recent Burlington ballot, asking voters to further amend Article 89 of the City Charter, creating a DID. McGavisk will shed some light on what that acronym means and why the people said “No.”

Leading the show is a brand new host: local musician and radio host Tom Proctor!

RAD-TV Presents: Shaping Up 2019! 01/25/2019

This month we review RAD’s Top 10 Achievements of 2018, the January 9th kickoff of the People Power Lobby, RAD’s 2019 Burlington City Council Endorsement process, and the magic of Sustaining Memberships!

Host: Grant Taylor

Guests: Laura Mistretta - RAD Member & Kate Logan - Director of Programming and Policy

RAD-TV Presents: Warming up for the Political Season 11/29/2018

This month on RAD-TV we dive into some of RAD’s statewide campaigns with two guests who have been championing these issues around. Grant Taylor is joined by Rights and Democracy Political Engagement Coordinator, Elise Greaves, and Vermont State Representative from Chittenden 6-4, Selene Colburn! We do a quick follow up on the midterms and Movement Politics before exploring Raise Up VT, Energy Democracy, and RAD’s Jobs, Justice, Climate campaign.

RAD-TV Presents: Shaping a New Wave - Trailblazers 2018 09/28/2018

This month we continue to showcase RAD endorsed candidates. We meet Debbie Ingram, Scott Garren, and Mark Hughes! We find out what makes them tick, how they got into politics, and what you can do to help them get elected.

Judge Ben: The Future of Health Care in Vermont 09/20/2018

Ben Joseph and Dr. Louis Meyers, M.D., discuss the future of healthcare for Vermonters. Meyers is running for a seat in the State Senate this year. They also touch upon the unknown risks of marijuana and the increase of abuse of the drug in our state.

Independents Endorse Charles Laramie for Governor 09/17/2018

Charles Laramie, Independent for Vermont Governor, holds a press conference on the statehouse steps in Montpelier, VT.

RAD-TV Presents: Next Step - November! 08/24/2018

This month on RAD-TV, we give you a closer look into the campaigns of both Kate Larose and Jeremy Hansen. They are both candidates who were endorsed by Rights and Democracy and won their primaries. Kate Larose is running for State Representative in Franklin 3-1, and Jeremy Hansen, who joins via the phone, is running for State Representative in Washington 1. They join Rights and Democracy Lead Organizer Emma Schoenberg and Host Noah Detzer as we prepare to work together with ALL our RAD candidates and get them elected in November!

For more information on RAD-TV, please visit radvt.org.

True North Reports TV: Primary Results 08/19/2016

Host Robert Maynard speaks with Rob Roper on how the primary results set the stage for a discussion on where the state should go in the general election.

For more info visit: www.truenorthreports.com

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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!