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Weekly Mass produced for shut-ins, elderly and the ill. Website at  www.vermontcatholic.org

Techno-artist, engineer, environmental activist, and all-purpose innovative “thingker” Natalie Jeremijenko, has been called “one of the three or four most dynamic people on the face of the earth” by Wired and one of the “Most Influential Women in Technology” by Fast Company. Her TED talk on the “Art of the Eco-Mindshift” has been viewed by nearly 400,000 people, and her art has been exhibited around the world, from MOMA and the Guggenheim in New York City to Documenta in Kassel, Germany. She has directed the Yale University Engineering Design Lab, and currently directs the Environmental Health Clinic at New York University, where she is also an Associate Professor of Visual Arts. Her work blends art, engineering, biochemistry, physics, neuroscience, environmental advocacy, and trans-species collaboration.

Delivers inspiration, revelation and illumination os God's truth. This program passionately provides fresh hope and new direction to walk into your destiny, thus causing "Victory For You!" For more information check out www.victoryforyou.org

Timely and Biblical preaching that challenges viewers to faith. Website available here.

Artist and filmmaker Jeremy Lee MacKenzie spoke to a crowd gathered at the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday about his show, "Hidden Blueprints." The exhibit consists of sizable pieces of intricately carved wood scrollwork which were designed while Jeremy was in the prison system serving a total of eight years for drug trafficking and bank robbery. Now a student at Champlain College studying film, Jeremy spoke to the group about his work, the power of storytelling and the twists and turns his life has taken.</p> <p>Music: Joseph Rittling, Operation Teardrop, "Begin" Jeremy Lee MacKenzie, "The End is Coming"

Program produced by VT Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society that includes topics regarding the welfare, protection and advancement of animals. For more information see the organization's website here.

Beautifully depicted PSA's of each of the United Nation Charter's Human Rights

Bruce Lisman launched his bid for Governor of Vermont in Sheldon, VT on Monday, October 19, 2015. Remarks by Bill Rowell, Sheldon, VT farmer who hosted the kickoff event at his farm; John Powell, UVM Medical Center, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and longtime friend of Bruce Lisman; and Maggie Lisman, daughter of Bruce Lisman. Lisman gave remarks about his vision for the state of Vermont and answered questions from the media.

Vermont School Boards Association

- Understanding Act 46

Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and representatives of Vermont organizations that advocate for crime victims announce major grants for Vermont Crime Victim Services and Domestic and Sexual Violence Programs. Leahy, a former prosecutor, has long led in support for crime victims. His bill to strengthen and renew the Violence Against Women Act was signed into law in 2013. He is the top Democratic member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the most senior member of the Appropriations Committee, which funds justice programs. Vermont will recieve more than $8.7 million from the U.S. Department for Justice to support victims of crime and enhance programs that serve survivors of domestic and sexual violence.