| AIR
DATE |
SHOW
# |
GUEST |
 |
|
|
| 9/9/02 |
201 |
Liane
Hansen — host of National Public Radio's "Weekend Edition Sunday" |
| 10/7/02 |
202 |
E.L.
Doctorow
— author
of Ragtime |
| 10/14/02 |
203 |
Daniel
Fogel — University of Vermont president |
| 10/21/02 |
204 |
Jaime
Laredo —
world-class
violinist and music director of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra |
| 10/28/02 |
205 |
Joe
Citro — author, commentator and chronicler of the bizarre, grotesque
and mysterious |
| 11/4/02 |
206 |
Sarah
Carleton
— actress
and assistant professor in the theater department at UVM |
| 11/11/02 |
207 |
Willard
Sterne Randall — author whose biography of Benjamin Franklin
served in part as the basis for the PBS program "Benjamin
Franklin" airing Nov. 19 and 20 |
| 11/18/02 |
208 |
Jenni
Johnson
— jazz
and blues singer |
| 11/25/02 |
209 |
Steven
Rockefeller — professor of religion, former dean of Middlebury
College and a writer of the Earth Charter |
| 12/9/02 |
210 |
Josh
Freed — filmmaker, journalist and columnist for the Montreal
Gazette |
| 12/16/02 |
211 |
Jan
Albers — Middlebury College lecturer and author of Hands on
the Land: A History of the Vermont Landscape |
| 12/23/02 |
212 |
Ellen
Bryant Voigt — Vermont State Poet and National Book Award nominee |
| 12/30/02 |
213 |
Jon
Kilik — producer of Dead Man Walking, Malcolm X and Pollack |
| 01/13/03 |
214 |
Charles
Houston — doctor, author and expert on high altitude medicine;
from Burlington |
| 01/20/03 |
215 |
Linda
Greenlaw — co-host of Quest
|
| 01/27/03 |
216 |
Peter
Miller — photographer; from Waterbury |
| 02/03/03 |
217 |
Paul
Asbell — guitarist; from Burlington |
| 02/10/03 |
218 |
Katherine
Paterson — author of award-winning books for children and
young adults; from Barre |
| 02/17/03 |
219 |
Howard
Coffin — author and Civil War historian; from Montpelier |
| 02/24/03 |
220 |
Marselis
Parsons — News director and anchor of WCAX-TV, Channel 3 |
| 3/03/03 |
221 |
Jake
Burton Carpenter — founder and CEO of Burton Snowboards; from
Stowe |
| 3/17/03 |
222 |
Will Raap —
founder of Gardener's Supply and the Intervale Foundation in Burlington;
from Shelburne |
| 3/24/03 |
223 |
Pat Donnelly — literary critic and entertainment columnist for
the Montreal Gazette; from Montreal |
| 3/31/03 |
224 |
Janie Cohen /
Doreen Kraft — director of the University of Vermont's Fleming
Museum / director of Burlington City Arts |
| 3/10/03 |
225 |
Bryan
Pfeiffer — founder and principal guide of Vermont Bird Tours;
from Plainfield |
| 4/7/03 |
226 |
John Teaford
and Jeff Triplat — extreme filmmakers; from Pawlet and Roxbury,
respectively |
| 4/14/03 |
227 |
Ed
Koren — cartoonist and New Yorker artist; from Brookfield |
| 4/21/03 |
228 |
Loung Ung —
nationally acclaimed author and speaker; Cambodian refugee who originally
settled in Vermont |
| 4/28/03 |
229 |
Stanley
Sloan — author, NATO expert and foreign affairs consultant; from
Richmond |
| 5/19/03 |
230 |
Major Jackson
— poet and National Book Critic's Award finalist; from Burlington |
| 5/26/03 |
231 |
Steve
Delaney and Barrie Dunsmore — former national news correspondents |
| 6/9/03 |
232 |
Howard Dean —
former governor of Vermont and presidential hopeful; from Burlington |
| 6/16/03 |
233 |
Ruth
Stone — winner of the National Book Award for Poetry in 2002;
from Goshen |
| 6/23/03 |
234 |
Phoebe Stone
— painter and author; from Middlebury |
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