Burlington

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Sarah Jayne Kennelly, Exhibition and Community Outreach Facilitatorat the Howard Center Arts Collective.

For more information visit: https://howardcenter.org/community-education/howard-center-arts-collective/

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Jason Raymond, Digital Media Lab Instructor at Burlington Technical Center (BTC).

For more information visit: https://btc.bsdvt.org/

From Me2:

Join the musicians of Me2 Orchestra, under the direction of Music Director & Conductor Michael Colburn, for an hour-long program featuring works by Coleridge-Taylor, Grainger, Kamen/Phillipe, and Dvorak.

This is a FREE concert, sponsored by the Burlington Rotary Club. We can’t wait to see you!

Me2/ is the world’s only classical music organization created for musicians living with mental illness and the people who support them. Come as you are, be comfortable, and enjoy our stigma-free environment! For more information visit me2music.org or contact at info@me2.org.

From Rev. Arnold Thomas:

Host Rev. Arnold Thomas meets with Jill Krowinski, State Democratic Speaker of the House, to discuss their respective roles and visions in light of a legislative makeup where Republicans have gained in number.

Watch the conversation with Senator Kesha Ram Hinsdale here: https://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/meeting-kesha-ram-hinsdale

When African Americans mention “The Talk,” they refer to important conversations their parents or elders had with them concerning how to survive in a racist, hostile, environment, specifically when confronted by the police. I imagine similar conversations occur between parents and children among all People of Color and marginalized communities. However, in a nation that will soon be dominated by people of color, it is crucial that such conversations occur among White families as well concerning how to live peacefully and productively in a multiracial and multicultural country where all prosper. The Talk, Vermont is about the concerns and interests of Black Vermonters, Vermonters of Color, and other marginalized communities that can be shared with all Vermonters and those who wish to live in one of the whitest state in the nation, in the hope that we can truly learn and grow from our interactions with one other, and make Vermont a truly hospitable state in which all may learn and grow.