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A look inside a Vermont esports dojo and the skills needed to design successful video games.
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The dictionary publisher's guidance on the practice has people riled up. Grammarians say the made-up rule is one big waste of time. Not everyone is ready to let it go.
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The show displays the work of 25 artists with disabilities. The exhibition, currently on display at the University of Vermont in Burlington, will also travel to Brattleboro, Montpelier and St. Johnsbury between now and December.
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On Feb. 16, 2024 the world said goodbye to beloved jazz scholar, educator, poet and former Friday Night Jazz host Reuben Jackson. Current host Ray Vega honors Jackson's memory and legacy with a special tribute on this week's show.
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Vermont native and hip-hip musician Robin "Robscure" Hartzell may not have watched much television growing up. Still, it was an animated series from the early 2000s that inspired his EP series focusing on the elements — earth, air, water and fire.
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The virtuosic violinist and Dartmouth artist-in-residence Johnny Gandelsman discusses his new anthology.
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Jackson's Vermont connections ran deep, starting with his time as an undergrad at Goddard College and continuing through his years hosting Friday Night Jazz at then-Vermont Public Radio.
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Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan this week made his debut on the long-running live music series with a selection of songs from his acclaimed album Stick Season.
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For decades in Montreal, 305 Bellechasse housed dozens of renowned local painters and artists who kept their studios there. Recently, the building was sold and renovated, and the artists evicted. In "305 Bellechasse", filmmaker Maxime-Claude L’Écuyer talks to the artists.
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Suzanne Douglas, a professional craftsperson and Middlebury resident, passed away in January. Friends and colleagues remember the impact her artwork, and her work with the Henry Sheldon Museum, had on the community.