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    Rumble Strip

    Good conversation that takes its time, hosted by Erica Heilman.

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    Leland in a Pandemic Jun 22, 2020
    Show notes

    I met my friend Leland when he was in first grade and he came over to play with my son Henry. For six years now, we’ve been having a yearly conversation about how he’s doing and what he’s thinking about. He just finished his sophomore year at the Central Vermont Career Center in Barre, which is a technical education school. He was never big on regular school, even though he knows more about geography than I’ll ever know. Leland lives in an old farmhouse on a dirt road looking down over Pekin Brook in Calais. I drove over and I sat in my car and he sat in his truck and neither of us had a lot to say, in that way that a lot of us don’t have a lot to say right now, with so much that’s so uncertain…


    1900 Cars Jun 03, 2020
    Show notes

    Last month a friend of mine sent me a picture of miles and miles of cars lined up waiting for food that was being distributed by the National Guard here in Vermont. Nineteen hundred cars. I’d never seen anything like it, and it took me a minute to even believe it. And when I told a friend about it…a perfectly smart and thoughtful friend…he said, “Well, they probably don’t really need it. I mean, those are pretty nice cars…”

    It turns out there are lot of ways to be food insecure, and they’re all invisible, and they’re growing all the time. I went and talked with some people working on the front lines of hunger about this big federal food distribution program that’s all over the news, and we talked about the chronic problem of stigmatizing people who don’t have to enough to eat.

    ((Check out a gallery of pictures from this event below…))

    In this show

    Robert Ostermeyer, Director of Franklin/Grand Isle Community Action at the Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity

    Nicole Whalen, Vermont Foodbank

    Faye Longo, Vermont Foodbank

    Music

    Brian Clark, Calais, Vermont

    Links to Information about Food

    How to find your local Foodbank

    Vermont Foodbank

    How to find your local food pantry

    The following pictures were taken by Terry J. Allen of East Montpelier, Vermont, at the Newport food distribution event in June, 2020. She’s great, and you can see more of her work here.

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    Our Show Seven Apr 16, 2020
    Show notes

    Here’s our last show, which also happens to be show number seven.

    • In this show you heard
    • Cheering healthcare workers in Barcelona and Toronto
    • Greg’s son practicing trumpet on a rainy night in Plainfield, VT
    • Brooke in Denver Colorado
    • Rob on the accordian in Adamant, VT
    • Bianca in Brooklyn, NY
    • Gideon and his mother Kathryn in High Falls, NY
    • Liv singing in Los Angeles, CA
    • Toria in Boulder, CO
    • Edward and his daughter in Forth Worth, TX
    • Shane singing about dinosaurs in Minnesota
    • The 5pm one song concert in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn
    • Ali cheering the healthcare workers on her porch in Putney, VT
    • And this is Mary and her dad Ted in Lincoln, VT

    The incomparable associate producer for this series is Samantha Broun. Thank you to Larry Massett and Scott Carrier and Tobin Anderson. Our Show is made in collaboration with Transom, the birthplace of excellent radio.

    I think this is our last show everybody. I’m not getting the same volume of recordings as I was a month ago. I think maybe we’re into a new stage of this pandemic experience, and maybe it’s more internal, where people don’t want to talk as much. If that changes again, and people suddenly have lots they want to say, and the recordings start building up again, then I can always make more. But for now I think we should congratulate ourselves for making an amazing thing together.

    Thank you ALL for the remarkable privilege of listening to your recordings from all over the world. It has carried me through this time and I am so grateful.


    Our Show Six Apr 11, 2020
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    This is Our Show, number six. Your recordings about the pandemic.

    In this show you heard from:

    • Alicia and Liv in Los Angeles, CA
    • Ada in Marfa, Texas
    • Anna in Bennington, Vermont
    • The sound of rain in a woodstove from Bruce in Montreal
    • Bill in New York City
    • Morten in Southampton, United Kingdom
    • Eli in Philadelphia, PA
    • Katz in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    • Shana in Auchterarder, Scotland
    • Samantha, somewhere in South Africa
    • Jen in East London
    • Bev and her mother Marj and her father Bill, in Toronto.

    Samantha Broun is the associate producer for this series, and she’s producing an amazing series right now about an ER nurse in Queens. You can find the latest episode here.

    The picture above is Morten’s beautiful daughter in their garden in Southampton, UK.

    Transom is my partner in this series, for which I feel extremely lucky.

    Keep sending your stories, from wherever you are. Sing a song. Record a phone call, or an argument, or your thoughts in the middle of the night. Say the location and the date at the beginning. And tell your friends to send their tape too. I’m hoping we make something that sounds like what’s happening. Send me your recordings at rumblestripourshow@gmail.com, and if you cant figure out how to do it, just email and we’ll figure it out together.

    Katz in Amsterdam

    Jen and kids in East London

    Anne Frank’s church bells in the distance, in Amsterdam


    Our Show Five Apr 07, 2020
    Show notes

    Here’s Our Show, number five…your recordings about the pandemic.

    In this show you hear from:

    • Niels in Copenhagen, Denmark
    • Thomas singing in El Cerrito, CA
    • Rachel in Olympia, Washington
    • Rob and his kids from Olympia, Washington
    • Louisa in Brittany, France
    • Another meditation from Cali in Florida
    • Tomas in Berlin, Germany
    • Molly’s bells in Las Cruces, NM
    • Esther in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
    • Ada and Mathew in Marfa, TX
    • Carlos, in Bethesda, MD

    The Associate Producer for this series is the excellent, gifted Samantha Broun. The partner for this series is Transom.

    Above is a picture of Tomas’ plant.

    Keep sending your stories, from wherever you are. I listen to every one of them. And I love them. Sing a song. Record a phone call, or an argument, or your thoughts in the middle of the night. Say the location and the date at the beginning. And tell your friends to send their tape too. I’m hoping we make something that sounds like what’s happening. Send me your recordings at rumblestripourshow@gmail.com, and if you cant figure out how to do it, just email me and we’ll figure it out together.

    This pandemic is changing. In a lot of places, it’s becoming more dire. There are more people who are sick. More people have loved ones who are sick. Healthcare workers are overworked and scared and tired. And a lot of us are really worried about paying our bills. And in order to do as much justice to as many people as possible, we need to hear from these people on the front lines. If you know someone who is struggling, and may find it USEFUL to talk about it in a recording, tell them about the project. We want to hear from them.

    We’re making this show together, and it’s for all of us. Thank you for doing this with me.


    Our Show Four Apr 02, 2020
    Show notes


    Here is Our Show 4, your recordings during the pandemic. Thank you for sending me remarkable recordings from all over the world, and the intense privilege of making shows with them.

    In this show you hear from:

    • Bill in New York City
    • Clive in Toronto
    • Tim in Durango, Colorado
    • Bianca in New York City
    • Andrew’s son reading Pi in Northhampton, Mass.
    • Kelly in New Braunfels, Texas
    • Ralph in North Wolcott, Vermont
    • Amelia in Durham North Carolina

    Music by hand habits and Amelia Meath.

    Your Recordings!

    Keep sending your stories, from wherever you are. I listen to every one of them. And I’m pulling from ALL of them to make these new shows. Sing a song. Record a phone call, or an argument, or your thoughts in the middle o fthe night. Say the location and the date at the beginning. And tell your friends to send their tape too. I’m hoping we make something that sounds like what’s happening. Send me your recordings at rumblestripourshow@gmail.com, and if you cant figure out how to do it….

    I’m happy to say that Transom is now a collaborator on Our Show. Transom is sort of where new radio gets born, and I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have become a radio producer if they didn’t exist back when I started. Thank you so much to Jay Allison and to Scott Carrier for support, and to Samantha Broun for support and editing.


    Our Show Three Mar 29, 2020
    Show notes

    This is Our Show number three…made from your recordings during the pandemic.

    Keep that tape coming. Let’s keep making damn shows.

    • In this show you hear from:
    • Elliott in Brooklyn and his mother Roberta who’s outside of Chicago
    • Carlos in Bethesda
    • Ryan in West Virginia
    • Katy in New York City
    • Darren in the middle of the south coast of England
    • Silvia in Barcelona
    • Jessica in Minneapolis
    • Alicia and Liv in Los Angeles
    • Scott in Streatham, London
    • Greta in Los Angeles
    • Karen on an island near Stockholm
    • Sarah and Hannah in Essex, Vermont

    THANK YOU to Samantha Broun at Transom for all her help on this project.

    Picture above from Silvia in Barcelona.

    Recordings

    Send me your stories, from wherever you are. Sing a song. It doesn’t have to sound good. Record a phone call, or an argument, or whatever you like. Say the location and the date at the beginning. And tell your friends to send their tape too. Send it to me at rumblestripourshow@gmail.com, and if you cant figure out how to do it, email me at that address and we’ll figure it out.

    Jay Allison at Transom has posted ideas about how to record, and why. They are great, and more articulate than what I’ve written. Have a look and send to friends if they’re interested in recording. And better at communication than me.

    Darren, England

    Simone, San Francisco

    Sarah and Hannah, Vermont


    Our Show Two Mar 27, 2020
    Show notes

    This is the second installment of Our Show, which is about all of us during this pandemic, and is made from all the recordings you’re sending to me from wherever you are in the world, in whatever isolated circumstance. I’m in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, in a third floor walk-up, with my son Henry. I have plenty of time to edit. So keep sending your stories.

    Here’s Show Two.

    • In this story you hear from:
    • Bianca and Matt in New York City
    • My sister Missy in Damariscotta, Maine
    • Craig and his wife and son in Madison, Wisconsin
    • Desiree in Los Angeles
    • Gary in Singapore
    • Malcolm and Shana in Auchterarder, Scotland
    • John in Seattle, Washington, who is not a teacher but is teaching the meaning of circumference
    • Nick in Los Angeles, singing an Arthur Russell song

    Auchterarder, Scotland


    Our Show One Mar 25, 2020
    Show notes

    It’s amazing. An entire planet of people living mostly in isolation…or those of us lucky enough to be well. It’s the darkest thing to happen in my lifetime, but also strangely the most unifying. We’re all experiencing the very same thing at the same time, but not together. Which is why I wanted to make this show.

    I asked you to send me recordings from where you are so we could make a show about all of us. And you did. And they are remarkable, and there are too many to make just one show. So I’m going to just keep making this show, called Our Show, for as long as you want to to send me your recordings from wherever you are in isolation. And we can keep each other company. So here goes.

    More!

    Keep sending recordings! Your handwashing, your arguments, your thoughts in the middle of the night…your songs and hummings….whatever. And tell your friends to send their recordings too. Just email me at rumblestripvermont@gmail.com, or send files via wetransfer.com.

    Credits:

    In this show you hear from Tristan from Tasmania, Helena DeGroot in New York City, Cali from Florida and her friend Keri from Durham North Carolina, Clark from Atlanta, Georgia, Tom and Liam from Columbus, Ohio, and Deb and Gary in Montpelier, Vermont. Also birds and Aoife the cat from Woodbury, Vermont.
    Picture by Helena DeGroot

    Liam, Columbus, OH

    Sponsor (TAKEOUT FROM HONEY ROAD!!!)

    This show is sponsored by the excellent people at Honey Road, making the best food in Burlington on the corner of Church and Main. They are now serving takeout. Please order up from them, ok? Click on the picture and check out the menu…


    Announcement Feb 20, 2020
    Show notes Hi all,

    My father died a couple weeks ago. He died peacefully at the UVM Medical Center in Burlington. My mother and sister and I spent six days and nights with him, the last 4.5 in comfort care. It was quiet. We had a room we could all camp out in together. The death was a surprise but not a shock.

    I’m putting out this announcement because work on the show is going slowly at the moment. Also because the show is very personal and it would seem odd not to tell you all.

    My father was a brilliant, curious, funny man of enormous integrity. He taught me that everyone is an expert in their own life, and knows something you’d be better for if you knew it too. He was my first teacher in interviewing. He was also a terrible eavesdropper in restaurants.

    Here’s his obituary if you want to read it.

    Thanks for your patience everyone,
    Erica


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