Host Kristina Stykos and guest co-host musician Bow Thayer discuss topics including all kinds of earplugs starting with Kleenex, the recent Bela Fleck show in Rutland & how it inspired Bow to put his banjo away forever (not really), a breakdown of “jackass of all trades”, the uke bass and noodle comparison, how Bow got home to Gaysville when Route 107 disappeared into the White River, shout outs to Jake Wildwood of Antebellum Instruments, Pete Weiss of Verdant Studio, and Don Carbino of River Bend Post and Beam, fear of getting up in the morning, a history of the Tweed River Festival, a brief discussion of “Why Guys Get Trapped in Soul Sucking Jobs”, how switching up instruments can affect the nuts and bolts of songwriting, a geeky yet somehow fascinating explanation of Bow’s new line of “Bojotar” guitars (or are they banjos? dobros?), a RGS grid tie installation goes up in support of Bow’s next album, the metaphysical deepness of Pro Tools - and so much more!

Outgoing music track: Bow Thayer ["Stoned Kid" from Spend it All]

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Co-hosts Emily Ferro and Kristina Stykos discuss topics including primordial stew, Emily's contemplation on outer space, breaking down a mash-up of the Vermont gubernatorial race, a missing gazebo, dogs eating packaging tape, Kristina’s trials as a waitress, confusion over whether or not Vermont has orange groves, scoring goals for the wrong side, saving up your junk food joneses, still loving the Barnard Store, dancing with two year olds, selling old skating dresses on eBay, a review of “bunting”, a reversal on spring cleaning, an expose on vacuum cleaner bags, Emily rants and refuses to makes her own maxi pads, hiding toast from the cat - and so much more!

Featuring music from Vermont musicians and friends: Bow Thayer [Tango Rose]; Pat Jones and Charlie Shew [Snow]; Hot Flannel [Ice on the Pond]  

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October 10, 2014

Host Kristina Stykos and guest co-host Bob Farnham discuss topics including how we feel about microphones, tweed and silk, upwardly mobile family farms in Vermont, Amtrack live and – almost - on schedule in South Royalton, a great invisible card trick, Kristina’s clip boards, early voting issues, Bob & twenty cords of firewood, Jehovah’s witnesses deflected, Phish as a search keyword for 11^th Hour Radio, cluster flies again, a deconstruction of Half & Half, a live solicitation robo-call, Vermont’s lieutenant governor’s race, wood stoves we have loved – by name - and so much more!

Featuring music from Vermont musicians and friends: Bow Thayer [Born to Be]; Kristina Stykos [Flowing West]; Will Patton [November]

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Co-hosts Emily Ferro and Kristina Stykos discuss topics including where the Schwann’s trucks go at night, why the sound of crinkling paper is so satisfying, how Emily’s problem opening jars leads her to search for a husband, the loud voices of soccer moms, eliciting responses from the universe, a long term relationship with hydrangeas explained, the limitations of electric lawn mowers, three men with good attitudes, Rusty backs his new truck into a rock, a human bulldozer - and so much more!

Featuring music from Vermont musicians and friends: Susannah Blachly [Canyon Dream]; Patrick Ross [Goldrush]; Brian Clark [The Lake]

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