Podcasts about waking windows

Vermont's new tax commissioner explains his approach to the job and how federal action could impact the Green Mountain State. Plus, Vermont's attorney general says  the president's voter registration plan would limit access to the polls, New England-based lawyers feel the heat from the U.S. Department of Justice as they challenge the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies, drivers are urged to watch out for amphibians crossing roads during their annual spring migration, Waking Windows announces this year's lineup, and today is the last day for a ban on winter manure spreading.

This weekend marks Waking Windows' third festival since taking two years off due to the COVID pandemic. Venues around Winooski will showcase musicians, comedians, local authors and more for the three-day event.

What the Vermont state constitution has to say about tax increases. Plus, fatal opioid overdoses remain high, Hydro-Québec is approved to buy the largest dam system in New England, and Waking Windows to downsize this spring.

Andriana Chobot joined guest host Abbey BK on ‘Rocket Shop,' Big Heavy World's weekly local Vermont music radio hour on 105.9 FM The Radiator. Catch up with her at instagram.com/andrianacee and Waking Windows.

We talk geoducks, Kerouac, and constitutional cones with volunteer fireman, contractor, and proprietor of 1791 Star Hemp, Dan Primmer.You can find Dan and 1791 Star Hemp on Instagram @1791starhemp and their website, 1791starhemp.com.You can read Rural Vermont's comments on the Federal Interim Rules on Hemp by clicking here. You can find out more about the Waking Windows festival and tickets to see The Wet Ones! by clicking here.Find us online at www.thefullvermonty.com or email us at thefullvermontypod@gmail.com. You can support the show by making a one time or monthly donation by clicking here!Our super-rad theme music, segues, and outro are by Burlington VT's The Wet Ones! You can find them online at www.thewetones.surf.This episode was sponsored by Cookville Campground in Corinth, VT.This episode was sponsored by Vittles Espresso in Bradford, VT.This episode was recorded at Bradford, VT's The Space on Main.

Waking Windows in Winooski, like so many live music festivals, is making its post-COVID return after a two-year break.The fest, running May 13 to 15, can trace back its roots over a decade ago, to a pub in downtown Winooski.

Half of the show will be filled with sunshine and song. The other half will be menacing and warlike. We start off learning about how you can harness the power of the sun when we check in with the folks at Green Mountain Solar. Next, author Janet Wylie tells us about her new book, “Menace in the Mist.” After that, we head to Winooski to hear about Waking Windows, which has blossomed into a three-day festival of music, comedy, art, food and drink. Then writer and field biologist Bryan Pfeiffer shares his thoughts on how the war in Ukraine affects peacock butterflies, sweet violets and the rest of nature.  

In this week's episode, Will and Mark talk with Brian Nagle aka DJ Disco Phantom about what it's like to be one of Vermont's most in demand DJs, the ins and outs of planning the Waking Windows music festival, and the importance of "GETTING ON THE MAT!!!!" Brian has been a friend of ours for many years and it was great talking with him about all the things he does to help support the Vermont music scene. Check out WakingsWindows.com for news about next year's festival and follow DJ Disco Phantom on social media platforms for updates on his comings and goings. Instagram Handles - DJ Disco Phantom Vermont Music Show Madaila Willverine

You don't need to hear anything more about these unprecedented times, so we'll just say it: we did a show on zoom. A fantastic coast to coast lineup came together to hang and argue some silly debates. The Waking Windows festival in Vermont also featured this on their live stream, many thanks to them. We are doing another zoom show on June 5th at 9 EST/8 CST/6 PST. Follow us @argueandgrieve on all platforms to stay up to date. Annie Russell hosts: Carmen Lagala vs. Tim Barnes: Larry Bird vs. Actual Birds Christopher Santiago vs. Evelyn Troutman: The Cure vs The Cure Molly Kearney vs. Carly Kane: Showers vs. Baths Shane Torres vs. Zach Peterson: Cuts vs. Bruises

The festival, which began in Vermont, features Moodymann, Priests, and Car Seat Headrest

The House List traveled to Winooski, Vermont with a special taping in front of a live studio audience for the 'Waking Windows' music/art festival. Peter Agoston and his very special guest MILO meet for the first time and talk about life, rap, recording, touring and all the innuendo in between. Joined by production/label partner Safari Al (aka s.al), this marks the first time ever 'The House List' podcast is recorded live. Can't you tell from the mics? It was a fun, exhilarating experience and we hope that if you aren't already hip to MILO and his 'Ruby Yacht' projects that you may be inspired to start checking for 'em. If you're fan, then you're in for treats. Just don't forget to subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud et al and tell a friend on a message board of any kind to check this out. Special thanks goes to Waking Windows & WBTV-LP / 99.3FM in Burlington, VT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta exposición muestra el trabajo de artistas de la plataforma/archivo audiovisual La Vidéothèque, un centro de recursos online que desde 2010 recoge y difunde la creación de vídeo-artistas del mundo entero. Comprometida con la creación visual, La Vidéothèque organiza además proyecciones, publicaciones web y ediciones de texto. Se inscribe así en una red intercambios y colaboraciones con estructuras artísticas caracterizadas por el signo de la autogestión y el libre acceso a contenidos. Universo vídeo: La Vidéothèque presenta nueve trabajos que encarnan las últimas tendencias de la creación audiovisual. Como en un circuito eléctrico o un sistema, las singularidades de cada obra rebotan, afectan y transforman a la siguiente articulando, por sí mismas, un relato donde otras formas y distintos motivos narrativos se asocian o rompen vínculos. Comisariado por: Chloé Dragna y Alfredo Aracil Artistas y obras: Ismail Bahri, Orientations, 2010 Philippe Cote, Des nuages aux fêlures de la terre, 2007 Combes & Renaud, Pornographie, 2008 Boris du Boullay, Je n’ai fait que t’attendre, 2013 Thibault Jehanne, Eclipse, 2014 Ben Russell, The Twilight State, 2014 Oriol Sánchez, Waking Windows aka Victoria's Wake, 2014 Jérôme Schlomoff, Henri Plaat, 2010 Elise Vandewalle, Première demeure, 2010

This exhibition showcases the work of artists in the audiovisual platform/archive at La Vidéothèque, an online resource centre which has been compiling and diffusing the creations of video artists from across the globe since 2010. Universo vídeo. La Vidéothèque presents nine works offering a cross-section of happening tendencies in audiovisual creation today. Like an electrical circuit or system, the singularities of each individual work feed off, affect and transform the following one, creating a narrative where links with other forms and different motives are forged or broken. Curated by: Chloé Dragna and Alfredo Aracil Artists & works: Ismail Bahri, Orientations, 2010 Philippe Cote, Des nuages aux fêlures de la terre, 2007 Combes & Renaud, Pornographie, 2008 Boris du Boullay, Je n’ai fait que t’attendre, 2013 Thibault Jehanne, Eclipse, 2014 Ben Russell, The Twilight State, 2014 Oriol Sánchez, Waking Windows aka Victoria's Wake, 2014 Jérôme Schlomoff, Henri Plaat, 2010 Elise Vandewalle, Première demeure, 2010

The Luyas are headlining this year's Waking Windows festival in Winooski. Learn more about this Montréal indie band on this week's Tour Date. Playlist: The Luyas - "Montuno" - Animator The Luyas - "Your Name's Mostly Water" - Animator The Luyas - "Fifty Fifty" - Animator Radiohead - "Creep" The...