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Interim Senior Vice President of Content @vermontpublic + creator of @bravestatevt. I appreciate you in advance.
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Mud Season Madness: Return of the mud

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By Angela Evancie Verified
| Vermont Public Verified
Brave Little State is Vermont Public’s listener-driven journalism show. In each episode, we answer a question about Vermont that’s been asked — and voted on — by you, our audience. Two years ago, during a particularly brutal mud season, Angela Evancie put a dozen of your dirt- and mud-related questions to Keith Gadapee, road foreman for the town of Danville.
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Your Vermont history fix, from gold mines to witch windows (encore)

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By Angela Evancie Verified
| Vermont Public Verified
Brave Little State is Vermont Public’s listener-driven journalism show. In each episode, we answer a question (or three) about Vermont that’s been asked — and voted on — by you, our audience. We originally released this episode back in the summer of 2017. Our show is made for the ear. We recommend pressing play on the audio posted here. Keep reading below to find web versions of the stories in this episode.
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How has the geology of Vermont affected its character? (Encore)

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By Angela Evancie Verified
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Subscribe to Brave Little State for free, so you never miss an episode: Loading... Matt “Beagle” Bourgault describes a phenomenon that may sound familiar: “Driving from Vermont to New Hampshire — you cross the state line, it looks different. It just seems like, ‘Oh, now we’re in New Hampshire.’ … It’s funny.” So, is that “difference” subjective, or is there something to it? Beagle wondered if it has something to do with the landscape, and the soil.
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