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Welcome to Vermont's Voice - your source for the public interest conversation in the State House and beyond! Throughout this series, we'll investigate some of Vermont's most pressing issues by connecting with leaders and community members all across the state. We'll learn, laugh, and explore opportunities for grassroots action to keep Vermonter's engaged and to #KeepVermontCool. Questions or ideas for the podcast? Email jheiden@vpirg.org. To support the podcast, visit vpirg.org/donate.
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Episode #2
<p>Join hosts Elijah Kushen and Alexis Drown for a conversation with author, educator, and all-around plastics expert Judith Enck. We'll discuss the growing plastics problem, the health impacts of microplastics, the legislative situation in Vermont, and what you can do about it.</p><p><br></p>
Episode #1
<p>Hosts Jordan Heiden and Elijah Kushen kick off season 2 of Vermont's Voice with an exploration of some of VPIRG's legislative priorities for 2026, and discuss the rise of authoritarianism & VPIRG's plan to meet it with Executive Director Paul Burns. 📖 Read more about VPIRG's legislative priorities: www.vpirg.org/news/2026-priorities🎁 Make a gift to support the pod: www.vpirg.org/donate</p><p><br></p><p>🏥 Submit your healthcare stories: https://secure.ngpvan.com/grWGFtKqW0WUmeAEMdHcsw2</p>
Episode #18
<p>In this special bonus episode, U.S. Senator Peter Welch (D, VT) stops by for a conversation on climate, immigration, Gaza, voter suppression, and more. If you appreciate the Vermont's Voice podcast, consider a small gift to keep us going: www.vpirg.org/vtvoicedonate</p><p><br></p>
Episode #17
<p>On the final episode of Season 1 of the Vermont's Voice podcast, co-producer Elijah Kushen takes over the interviewer's chair to talk to usual-host-and-campaign-director Jordan Heiden, about the longest-running anti-Trump protest in Woodstock, Vermont, and her exciting new campaign, Democracy Summer. </p><p><br></p><p>👕 Get your Democracy Summer T-Shirt!</p><p>🇺🇸 Sign the pledge for Democracy and stay involved!</p><p>📋 Take Action With VPIRG!</p><p>🎁 Support the pod & VPIRG's work!</p><p>🖥️ Community Activism Webinar</p><p>📆 Labor Day Rally</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
Episode #16
<p>Welcome back to another episode of Vermont's Voice! This summer marks the 40th anniversary of the VPIRG Summer Canvass – a unique grassroots organizing operation that allows us to connect with Vermonters all around the state. We'll hear from four former VPIRG canvass directors - Dan Barry, Drew Hudson, Taylor Johnson, and Marcie Gallagher - to learn about their memorable experiences. </p><p>If you have questions, comments, stories, or ideas for future episodes, shoot us an email at jheiden@vpirg.org. You can support the podcast by liking, commenting, sharing, subscribing, and rating us 5 stars! You can support the po...
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