Towns other than those that LCATV generally covers.
Program featuring news from Israel and occupied Palestine, documentary films and interviews with activists, human rights workers, Middle East experts and Vermonters with ties to Palestine and Israel. Check out our website for more information.
Co-hosts and Burlington residents Marek Hirsch and Matthew Cropp provide in-depth analysis of the nation's financial worries and implications for Vermont. They also strongly advocate for third parties in our political system, having interviewed members of the Libertarian, Progressive and Green parties. View them online at www.ustream.com Sundays from 7 to 8 p.m. by typing the name of the show into the search pane and going to the show's page. For more information check out www.asftr.wordpress.com
Timely and Biblical preaching that challenges viewers to faith. Website available here.
A half-hour tour of area events, issues and organizations with live call-in, music, video and interviews.
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
A Christian message of encouragement. For more information see our website.
Program produced by The House of Yahweh, Abilene, TX. Check out our website for more information.
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.
Weekly Mass produced for shut-ins, elderly and the ill. Website at www.vermontcatholic.org
Rural Vermont presents a discussion of local food and sustainability at the Monitor Barn in Jonesville, VT. “Local Food Local Rules”, documents the 2011, Rural Vermont annual meeting May 4. The evening was a great gathering with attendees and Rural Vermont members from all over the state. Keynote speaker Bob, St. Peter , Executive Director of Food for Maine’s Future came to Vermont to speak about the food sovereignty campaign they have waged in Maine. Through the work of this campaign, several Maine towns have passed local food and self governance ordinances in their towns in order to ensure the preservation of their culture of small-scale farming and ensure the livelihoods of those living in their rural areas. Faced with similar issues in Vermont, Rural Vermont is exploring the options of running a town-meeting day campaign to address local food issues by passing similar food sovereignty resolutions and ordinances throughout Vermont.
