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The March 2026 episode of 'The Connie Bryan Show'

Erika tumbles her way into a magical realm, where she encounters many strange fantastical beings. Co ming face to face with her own humanity’s failings, Erika is asked to rise to the challenge to help the world rather than continue to be a part of its destruction.

A Documentary Film about America's Most Sacred Shrine.

It is time to get acquainted with God. In order to listen to your heart, you must know that you are a spirit, you possess a soul, and you live in a body. When you train your spirit (heart, inner core of your being) you will be able to hear the still, small voice of God in your spirit and navigate this noisy, chaotic world. It is time to live life from the inside out!

Moving forward in 2026 there will be change. "Nothing changes when nothing changes!" Challenges, Cho ices, and Consequences

A national news program that combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and polit ical commentary with an eye toward documenting social movements, struggles for justice and the effects of American foreign policy.

A weekly local events show that features guests that highlight community activities in the Bellows F alls region.

Enjoy the Bellows Falls Union High School Winter Concert featuring performances by the Jazz Ensembl e, Concert Band, and Choir, under the direction of James Pecsok, Band & Choir Director.

Grandma Kitty tells about a recent outing on a whale watch and how her grandson found other interest s.

The Main Street Arts discussion delves into the realm of creativity, exploring Howard Gardner's theo ry of multiple intelligences. Panelists share their artistic journeys, discussing the influence of music on painting, the balance between self-expression and audience engagement, and the evolution of an artist's mindset. They also explore the concept of 'flow state' in activities like singing and dancing, the importance of perseverance, and the impact of arts on brain development.

Pastors Harold Noyes and Timothy Golden talk the Bible and all matters pertaining to the heart.

A slideshow presentation by Robert Michael Pyle on the various types of Pollinators, the plants they rely on, and the effects of people on their habitats. A distinguished scholar, Robert gives a thorough and engaging presentation at the Westminster West Congregational Church.

Windham County Genealogy Interest Group Meeting was held on September 20, 2025 at the Brooks Memoria l Library, Brattleboro, Vt. and online via Zoom. Two topics were presented and a general discussion about genealogical research were discussed among participants. "Discover Your Revolutionary War Ancestors” This year begins the 250th anniversary of the Revolution. If an ancestor was in America at the time of the Revolution (1775-1783) and was of age to serve, now is the best time to find possi

The content explores themes of truth and reality, focusing on how societal structures shape individu al perception. It discusses the rigged nature of systems like education, media, and politics, urging listeners to question accepted narratives. Personal experiences and philosophical insights highlight the importance of seeking one's own truths and recognizing manipulation in societal institutions, emphasizing critical thinking in a world of misinformation and ideological divides.

Bonnie is a musician, music teacher, and owner of Milkhouse Music Studio. She is also my piano teach er. I have learned much from her relating to playing piano, music theory, and how music impacts our lives. I am pleased to share her wisdom with Eager To Know listeners.

Josh Farr is a photographer, curator, graphic/web designer, photo-printer, furniture-builder, and Ga llery Director at the Vermont Center for Photography.

The Main Street Arts discussion delves into the realm of creativity, exploring Howard Gardner's theo ry of multiple intelligences. Panelists share their artistic journeys, discussing the influence of music on painting, the balance between self-expression and audience engagement, and the evolution of an artist's mindset. They also explore the concept of 'flow state' in activities like singing and dancing, the importance of perseverance, and the impact of arts on brain development.

The Gaslight Tinkers perform at the Bellows Falls Festival

The content explores themes of truth and reality, focusing on how societal structures shape individu al perception. It discusses the rigged nature of systems like education, media, and politics, urging listeners to question accepted narratives. Personal experiences and philosophical insights highlight the importance of seeking one's own truths and recognizing manipulation in societal institutions, emphasizing critical thinking in a world of misinformation and ideological divides.

The June 21, 2025 meeting of the Windham County Genealogy Interest Group featured two presentations. For those who have ancestors in Essex County Massachusetts, it may be possible to identify the family connections to the Salem witch trials—whether through the accused, accusers, witnesses or jurors. We will explore the use of colonial records, court documents, and genealogical tools to uncover ties to one of New England’s most pivotal events. Because court documents in particular sometimes

Sean Hurley's "Food & Shelter" premiered at Next Stage Arts Project in Putney, Vermont on January 21 , 2022. It was directed by David Stern who also did the set design. "Bronwyn" was played by Eliza Klein and "Estevez" by Colin Hinckley. Original music and sound design by Greg Wilder. Costume design by Sandy Klein. Choreography by Neva Cockrell and Raphael Sacks of Loom Ensemble.

A Gen X DC fan reviews the MCU with his Gen Z Son.

High Not To Laugh Potcast: DC fan reviews Thor

John Dunbar and John Hiscloft from Sevca discuss the importance of insulation and air sealing in imp roving home performance. They delve into various insulation materials like cellulose, fiberglass, and foam board, and methods to identify air leakage. The benefits of cellulose insulation and the use of spray foam insulation are highlighted. They also touch on the role of moisture management in energy efficiency and comfort. The discussion concludes with information on weatherization programs an

Grandma Kitty is thinking about taking up boxing but decides maybe it's not the sport for her.

A FACT TV original comedy about TV station manager Andre, who has to watch his son, Bryan, and take care of his responsibilities at work because of the pandemic, comes up with a scheme to have his employee, Collin, babysit his son. However, things go wrong when evil video spirits suddenly take Bryan. Now Andre with Collin, Slim, the maintenance guy, and Gurdy, an adventurer psychic, must figure out how to save his son before Andre's wife, Kate, finds out.

This video highlights the importance of community voices and protected free speech on FACT-TV. It fe atures "The James Bourke Show," discussing the arrival of March, "March Madness," and the upcoming baseball season. The segment delves into the history and broadcast of "Kennel Pin" bowling shows, acknowledging various hosts, sponsors, and technical contributors. The video concludes with credits and special thanks to guests.

Weekly Tai Chi Lessons with Leslie

The integration of spirituality and fitness plays a crucial role in recovery from addiction. Key ste ps include seeking help, understanding spirituality, memorizing scripture, and maintaining fitness routines. Personal anecdotes illustrate the importance of support systems, nutrition, and helping others. A holistic approach is encouraged, emphasizing the balance between physical health and spiritual growth for effective recovery.

A national news program that combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and polit ical commentary with an eye toward documenting social movements, struggles for justice and the effects of American foreign policy.

Enjoy this first night story about a wonderful sleigh ride through the snow with Tim and Tom, two ve ry beautiful horses just in time to celebrate Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse 2026.

Marty and Mike bring you your weekly dose of what is going on in Bellows Falls and the surrounding a rea.

Weekly Tai Chi Lessons

Weekly Tai Chi lessons

It is time to get acquainted with God. In order to listen to your heart, you must know that you are a spirit, you possess a soul, and you live in a body. When you train your spirit (heart, inner core of your being) you will be able to hear the still, small voice of God in your spirit and navigate this noisy, chaotic world. It is time to live life from the inside out!

Explore the significance of community engagement through sports and television programming.

The Westminster Historical Society commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Massacre of 1775 with Three days of presentations coinciding with the events that occurred in 1775 at the court house in Westminster

The Westminster Historical Society commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Massacre of 1775 with Three days of presentations coinciding with the events that occurred in 1775 at the court house in Westminster

The Westminster Historical Society commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Westminster Massacre of 1775 with Three days of presentations coinciding with the events that occurred in 1775 at the court house in Westminster

The Putney Grammar School Renaissance Fair celebrates its 36th year as a fundraiser for the Grammar School, bringing the community together with various activities. Volunteers are welcomed, and planning begins all the way back in June. Highlights of the fair include a royal throne room for knightings, pony rides, and an apple slingshot. Teachers and fighters engage with attendees, promoting mental health and community spirit. The fair offers a blend of fun, learning, and community involvement

Local author Thomas E. Fontaine takes us to various historic sites around Grafton V.T. that inspired his new book, "Grafton's Medical Men."

Follow the exciting and comedic exploits of Barre Pinske a chainsaw carver who lives and works in Ve rmont.

Sidewalks Entertainment is a weekly American television series that is a combination of a talk show, magazine show and variety show featuring celebrity interviews, music, artistic and novelty acts, and rising performers.

It is time to get acquainted with God. In order to listen to your heart, you must know that you are a spirit, you possess a soul, and you live in a body. When you train your spirit (heart, inner core of your being) you will be able to hear the still, small voice of God in your spirit and navigate this noisy, chaotic world. It is time to live life from the inside out!

Local film aficionados, Joey Powers and Don Tretler, review movies under a certain topic each show.

Rockingham Selectboard Candidates Forum, hosted at the Rockingham Free Public Library. Candidates vy ing for 1- and 3-year terms will discuss their goals and take questions, giving voters an important opportunity to get informed before Election Day.

Josh, Jack, Jayson, and Kyle play trek through the wonderous woods of sherwood forest to deal with t he Sheriff of nottingham!

A national news program that combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and polit ical commentary with an eye toward documenting social movements, struggles for justice and the effects of American foreign policy.

Father and son duo, Craig and Jason, review horror movies with some comedy sketches added in.

The content explores themes of truth and reality, focusing on how societal structures shape individu al perception. It discusses the rigged nature of systems like education, media, and politics, urging listeners to question accepted narratives. Personal experiences and philosophical insights highlight the importance of seeking one's own truths and recognizing manipulation in societal institutions, emphasizing critical thinking in a world of misinformation and ideological divides.

Queer Ensemble Project presents a concert program that traces the meaningful journey of self-discove ry, the process of coming into one’s own over time. Featuring Emma Powell and Theo Ramsey on violin, Sam Kelder on viola, and Mina Kim on cello.

Joe and Joey engage in Wrestle Trivia, exploring various wrestling categories and iconic moments. Th ey share personal anecdotes and memorable experiences with wrestling, discussing favorite matches and wrestlers. The hosts express excitement for upcoming sports seasons and emphasize the importance of local high school sports. The episode wraps up with gratitude towards the audience and a promise for more structured content in the future.

The Milkhouse Heaters take the stage at the Bellows Falls Festival

Grandma Kitty is thinking about taking up boxing but decides maybe it's not the sport for her.

A Gen X DC fan reviews the MCU with his Gen Z Son.

High Not To Laugh Potcast: DC fan reviews Thor

John Dunbar and John Hiscloft from Sevca discuss the importance of insulation and air sealing in imp roving home performance. They delve into various insulation materials like cellulose, fiberglass, and foam board, and methods to identify air leakage. The benefits of cellulose insulation and the use of spray foam insulation are highlighted. They also touch on the role of moisture management in energy efficiency and comfort. The discussion concludes with information on weatherization programs an

Grandma Kitty is thinking about taking up boxing but decides maybe it's not the sport for her.

A FACT TV original comedy about TV station manager Andre, who has to watch his son, Bryan, and take care of his responsibilities at work because of the pandemic, comes up with a scheme to have his employee, Collin, babysit his son. However, things go wrong when evil video spirits suddenly take Bryan. Now Andre with Collin, Slim, the maintenance guy, and Gurdy, an adventurer psychic, must figure out how to save his son before Andre's wife, Kate, finds out.

This video highlights the importance of community voices and protected free speech on FACT-TV. It fe atures "The James Bourke Show," discussing the arrival of March, "March Madness," and the upcoming baseball season. The segment delves into the history and broadcast of "Kennel Pin" bowling shows, acknowledging various hosts, sponsors, and technical contributors. The video concludes with credits and special thanks to guests.

Weekly Tai Chi Lessons with Leslie

Weekly Tai Chi Lesson

A national news program that combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and polit ical commentary with an eye toward documenting social movements, struggles for justice and the effects of American foreign policy.

Enjoy this first night story about a wonderful sleigh ride through the snow with Tim and Tom, two ve ry beautiful horses just in time to celebrate Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse 2026.

Hard work, perseverance and hope pay off when the little snowflake’s big wishes and dreams come tr ue. After you read all about the little snowflake try a fun S.T.E.M. activity with Jenny and watch your own snowflake crystal grow!

45 Minute Yoga instruction with Bronwyn Simms

Grandma Kitty tells about a recent outing on a whale watch and how her grandson found other interest s.

Grandma Kitty talks about different events that happen in the month of March, and also discusses the benefits of being curious.

Grandma Kitty shares facts and interesting information about sloths.

Join us for an enthralling evening at the Rockingham Free Public Library as we welcome Bill Morse, a former teacher and Navy veteran, for his second presentation on a gripping and often overlooked chapter of American history. In this thought-provoking session, Morse delves deep into the intricate and controversial subject of American POWs during the Vietnam War. He will unravel the complex narratives of the servicemen who were left behind or denied by the US government. This presentation promi

Author talk with Ben Boyington, contributor to book "The Media and Me"

Sidewalks Entertainment is a weekly American television series that is a combination of a talk show, magazine show and variety show featuring celebrity interviews, music, artistic and novelty acts, and rising performers.

Local film aficionados, Joey Powers and Don Tretler, review movies under a certain topic each show.

Local film aficionados, Joey Powers and Don Tretler, review movies under a certain topic each show.

Sidewalks Entertainment is a weekly American television series that is a combination of a talk show, magazine show and variety show featuring celebrity interviews, music, artistic and novelty acts, and rising performers.

How do we retain personal and cultural memory in relation to a technologically developing society? T his panel will feature festival guest artists Xavier Bobés and Alice Gottschalk, and local artist, educator and activist, Vera Longtoe Sheehan, to discuss the relationship between art, memory and history.

Shining a local light on women’s struggle for equal rights, writer and educator Nancy Olson will s hare her knowledge of Clarina Howard Nichols in the Biography Room of the Rockingham Library. Born in Townshend VT in 1810, Clarina Howard Nichols was an American journalist, lobbyist and public speaker involved in the women’s rights movements of the mid-19th century. Her editorials in the Windham County Democrat (published in Brattleboro, VT) addressed many women’s inequality issues without

Local film aficionados, Joey Powers and Don Tretler, review movies under a certain topic each show.

Local film aficionados, Joey Powers and Don Tretler, review movies under a certain topic each show.

Father and son duo, Craig and Jason, review horror movies with some comedy sketches added in.

Dress Rehearsal of Charles Henry's Final Curtain performed on November 7,2018 on the stage at Main Street Arts in Saxtons River Vermont.

Elm City Comedy Live at Hooker-Dunham Theater | January 9 Recorded live on January 9 at the Hooker-D unham Theater in Brattleboro, this show features a night of sharp, fast-paced stand-up from Elm City Comedy. Big laughs, bold voices, and a packed house—captured live at one of Brattleboro’s most iconic performance spaces.