The Civic Standard is finding excuses to get together in Hardwick. One example…mystery dinner theater at the local Legion…

An intimate look at where food comes from.

A postcard from childhood, that place we remember but can't visit anymore...

Jay Allison takes me fishing and we talk about radio and getting old and falling in love with strangers

Author Tom Mustill on whale behavior, and AI's role in diciphering their language. Also, whale singing. Lots.

He’s always practical and always generous and these things are always the same thing.

It's town meeting day. So let's TALK ABOUT IT AGAIN!

After the flood, The Civic found itself in the middle of recovery efforts in Hardwick. Which turned out about perfect.

A show about neighbors helping neighbors. And seasonal depression.

This is the first episode in a 4-part series by Bianca Giaever, producer of Constellation Prize. It’s really good.

This is a show about some of the crime we deal with here in central Vermont.

Sitting at deer camp talking about hunting and loneliness and what to do next.

A conversation about working in HOLLYWOOD. And Marcel the Shell makes several adorable appearances.

Tiana and I talk about what she has planned for her 1-year anniversary with her boyfriend.

Ira is a story keeper who collects epic tales from his everyday life.

Finn's bell finds its home at Hazen Union High School and rings in the Hardwick Memorial Day Parade.

A show about our unique love of dogs, and the pain of losing them.

Helena is taking her citizenship test. I asked her to record what it feels like to become an American.

I was cleaning and listening to Foreigner and I thought of Grant Owen. The perfect company for New Years.

It's been another hard year for Pam and Andrea and Amanda.