Back visiting Pittsburgh and before I left Vermont, my coworker asked me, are you going to eat the thing with French fries on top? and I was like, you gotta be way more specific

"I'm teeming with emotions that chatbots wouldn't begin to understand" -- Tom Stoppard

Everyoneee is eating cherries right now.

Public radio is in crisis. In our union’s recent contract negotiations, management refused to give us a 3% yearly raise. Meanwhile we learned that the CEO got an over 50% raise.

Perhaps, like me, you have been looking for your next great read. There's no need to spend hours scouring reviews. Here's a great list of summer book recommendations from your fellow Vermonters. vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-e…

Very proud of our Vermont Public staff for having these practical resources easy to find on the vermontpublic.org home page. More to come! We are responding to what people tell us they need, so keep the questions coming. #vtflood23

Vermont Public has compiled a list of resources on flood safety and recovery in a printable PDF flyer. Readers are encouraged to print and share this document with neighbors and community organizations. #vtflood23 PDF: npr.brightspotcdn.com/31/ea/a1ddb2c8…

my first summer in Vermont: flash floods with a side of smoke 😮‍💨😭

I’m working on a new narrative podcast about what good mental healthcare looks like. IMO there is no case study more relevant than BetterHelp. If you’re interested in sharing your experience with the platform—good, bad, philosophical—my DMs are open.

ISSUE NO. 1 IS OUT NOW ✨ This issue features reflections from around the world on the art and craft of audio documentary — contributions that left us expanded and inspired, with lots of questions and even more ideas. Read now: soundfields.org/issue1-contents

A lot of criticism focused on pub radio's focus on race and gender, so I want to highlight a brilliant example of why that work can be powerful and important in America's conversation. This isn't an NPR piece, it's from Vermont Public Erica Heilman. End/ rumblestripvermont.com/episodes/kasey…

I’m available for work starting in October. In my 2.5 years at LAist I worked on the podcasts Snooze, WILD & Imperfect Paradise. I got to go deep on production, sound design & reporting. I’m so proud of what I made with teams incredibly talented people!

CEMENT CITY is the story of one American town. It’s one small attempt to tell a story of America in this moment we now find ourselves. The complete series is finally out – almost 8 years in the making. We hope you’ll listen. cementcity.org Jeanne Marie Laskas Erin Anderson Michael Benoist

Adios! Find me in the skies: bsky.app/profile/andrea… ☁️