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Stuck in Vermont Exploring the End with a Death Doula

Unlike most people, Anne-Marie Keppel isn't afraid to talk about death. From her home office on Craftsbury Common, she works as a death doula and life cycle funeral celebrant through her . . .

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	Title	Episode Number	Original Airdate
	Exploring the End with a Death Doula Unlike most people, Anne-Marie Keppel isn't afraid to talk about death. From her home office on Craftsbury Common, she works as a death doula and life cycle funeral celebrant through her businesses Stardust Meadow and Village Deathcare....Watch now »	261	Monday, September 9, 2019
	Sugarbush Polo Club The Sugarbush Polo Club was founded in 1962 and brings the fast-paced equine sport to the Green Mountain State. Horse enthusiasts come together to compete and hang out after the game. We caught up with the club for a scrimmage on a hot weekend at...Watch now »	260	Monday, August 26, 2019
	Artist Ellen Jareckie Rescues Wildlife in Need If you’ve ever rescued an orphaned mouse or bird, chances are you called Ellen Jareckie for help. For the past five years, the Shelburne artist has run a wildlife hotline (802-578-7168), instructing callers on how to care for an injured or orphaned creature, helping them find a local rehabber,...Watch now »	259	Monday, August 19, 2019
	Exploring Three Swimming Holes in Lamoille County Vermonters keep cool in the summer by visiting some of the ice-cold swimming holes scattered along the state's rivers and creeks. Two weekends ago, Eva took a GoPro, her sister Margot and drone photographer James Buck on an adventure to three popular swimming spots in Lamoille County. They...Watch now »	258	Monday, July 29, 2019
	Drawing Graphic Memoirs at The Center for Cartoon Studies This week is the Cartoon Issue of Seven Days, so we traveled down to White River Junction to get a tour of The Center for Cartoon Studies. During the school year, you can get an MFA in cartooning at CCS; during the summers, it holds workshops for the comic-inclined. We visited Melanie Gillman's...Watch now »	257	Monday, July 15, 2019
	A Recovery Coach Pays It Forward Windham County had the highest number of opioid-related deaths in the state last year: 24 Vermonters died. That's a huge increase from 2013 when three people died there. In 2018, the Brattleboro Police Department responded to 102 overdoses, 11 were fatal. A new initiative called Project CARE (...Watch now »	256	Monday, July 8, 2019
	Shirley Jackson's Haunts More than 50 years after her death, the legacy of author Shirley Jackson lives on. With a recent film adaptation based on her book We Have Always Lived in the Castle and a Netflix series loosely inspired by The Haunting of Hill House, new readers continue to discover this prolific author. Many...Watch now »	255	Monday, June 24, 2019
	Celebrating 20 Years with Partners in Adventure For 20 years, Partners in Adventure has been offering summer camps and accessible recreational activities to youth with and without disabilities (read more about them here). We met up with Sue Minter (not the former gubernatorial candidate) and her two sons Sammy and Adam, who have disabilities...Watch now »	253	Monday, June 10, 2019
	John Gordon's Granite Calliope [579] John Gordon has a knack for tinkering, so it isn't surprising that when this retired resident of Groton found a large granite stone in his field, he decided to turn it into a calliope. You may have heard calliopes before at circuses and fairs. The musical instruments produce loud sounds by...Watch now »	254	Monday, June 10, 2019
	13th Annual Queer and Allied Youth Summit in Chester More than 200 students from across the state gathered at Green Mountain Union High School in Chester for Outright Vermont's 13th annual Queer and Allied Youth Summit. Fifty schools and 72 towns were represented by the LGBTQ+ youth, who spent 24 hours doing peer-led workshops, holding a Youth...Watch now »	252	Monday, June 3, 2019

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