Vermont Public Radio
- Call Letters: 8 stations, 13 low-power translators
- Frequency: http://www.vpr.net/listen/radio/
- Networks: American Routes Private Network
Description
Vermont Public Radio, created by Vermonters for the people of Vermont and its regional neighbors, has a mandate to inform, educate and entertain. Its purpose is to extend our involvement in contemporary affairs through programs that place in context the events of today, the past and present from which they spring, and the impact they have on the lives of Vermonters, both now and in the future. In late 2003, VPR collaborated with several stations on the series "Home State Record". 
Pieces
Crisp, fizzy and refreshing -- we learn to mix the perfect summer cocktail.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:58
We head out onto Lake Champlain to learn to sail 420s -- small, fast boats with two sails, popular with sailors of all skill levels.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:03:12
Auctioneer Tom Broughton's Bridport, Vermont, barn is the scene of today's lesson in the art of auctioneering.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:56
A lesson in a beach tradition: building an elaborate sand castle.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:55
Dave Tuttle of Walpole, New Hampshire, provides a lesson on how to whittle.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:03:15
Today's lesson concerns something we've all probably tried, but few of us have mastered: how to throw a boomerang (and have it return).
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:46
We learn how to to ride a unicycle with Bill Merrylees, who first decided to learn in eighth grade and never looked back.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:03:07
The president of the Burlington, Vermont, Bocce Club teaches us how to play bocce as part of our Summer School series.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:50
Two-time Vermont state banjo champion, Steve Light gives us a little lesson in playing the banjo.
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:04:00
On warm summer evenings, 7,000 race fans can gather at Thunder Road in Barre, Vermont, to watch races on the small banked track. Vermont's Lieutena...
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:03:40
It's cheap and easy and many gardeners swear by this worm manure to fuel their gardens, perk up tired house plants and even prevent plant diseases....
- Added: Aug 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:43
When you want fresh vegetables through the fall, you'll want to plant now. Charlie also explains why it's good to be merciless in the mid-summer ga...
- Added: Aug 08, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
This week, Charlie talks about three hardy bushes that flower in the middle of the summer. Clethra, the button bush, and the seven-son flower take ...
- Added: Aug 01, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
Charlie profiles edible flowers. There are many varieties to choose from that are good for salads, drinks, stir fries, soups and desserts. Charlie...
- Added: Jul 27, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
There have been mysterious purple boxes popping up in trees along roadsides and throughout forests. Charlie Nardozzi has some silly ideas about wha...
- Added: Jul 19, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
Jellies, syrups, and tonics are some healthful and delicious ways to enjoy the fruits of the elderberry bush. Charlie discusses the finer points of...
- Added: Jul 11, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
Charlie Nardozzi addresses one of the most persistent of pests; the woodchuck. Learn a no-nonsense approach for ridding your landscape of woodchuck...
- Added: Jul 06, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
What do wool, the color yellow, and kaolin clay have in common? Charlie Nardozzi gives a full disclosure when he tackles tiny garden invaders.
- Added: Jun 27, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
Charlie Nardozzi offers tips on enjoying and growing peonies; including successful transplanting and disease control.
- Added: Jun 20, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30
In this episode, Charlie Nardozzi debunks mosquito myths and shares some advice for coping with mosquitoes without harming the environment.
- Added: Jun 13, 2011
- Length: 00:02:30























