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    Christine Dec 06, 2018
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    What most people outside Vermont know about Christine Hallquist is that she was the country’s first transgender gubernatorial candidate. But it’s not what she ran on–and it’s not even what was most interesting about her campaign.

    The day before election day, Christine and her team had just finished a fourteen-county Road to Victory Tour, which involved going to places like Lunenburg, Vermont, population 1302. And this wasn’t her first visit to Lunenburg. Christine’s campaign focused on rural Vermont, on people in small towns in far flung places, and many of the towns she visited over the course of the campaign had never even seen a gubernatorial candidate before.

    In my book, that’s what made her candidacy special. Not to mention the fact that the odds were against her–no ones beaten a gubernatorial incumbent in VT in 56 years.

    I asked her if I could follow her around in the days leading up to the election. She said yes. And I did. I watched her planting Christine signs along Route 2. While she was at it, she righted a few sandwich board signs for Sunday night bingo that had blown over. She made countless calls and took credit card numbers from donors on the phone.

    I guess it’s possible that other gubernatorial candidates do all this. But I doubt it.

    Here’s Christine Hallquist in her final push for governor. Welcome.

    Thank Yous

    Thank you Teddy Waszazak, David Glidden, and Cameron Russell.

    Thank you Mark Davis for producing this show with me.

    Thank you John Van Hoesen for giving me the idea for this story.

    Phone by Cameron Russell.


    Problems, Episode 3: A Celebrity Interview Nov 22, 2018
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    Welcome to another episode of Problems–a series about Pam and Joel, two old friends who support each other through their problems. Because no problem is too small to complain about.

    This is a special episode, featuring special celebrity guest, Steve McFadden. McFadden is an acclaimed performance artist from Chicago, and old friend of Pam’s. His work is extreme, and always dangerous. Pam was conducting the interview on behalf of her daughter River, who was uncomfortable conducting the interview herself, which was a problem.


    They Are Us, Part 1: Sarah Nov 20, 2018
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    Sarah Holland had no history of mental illness. She was a full-time R.N., she had three kids and a small farm. She was busy. Then suddenly she started to experience symptoms of depression. She didn’t have a name for it. No one in her world had ever talked about mental health. But pretty soon Sarah was having a hard time working, and parenting.

    This is a story of one woman’s struggle with major depression, and her recovery.

    This show is the first in a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    Sarah Holland’s awesome landscape company: River’s Bend Design

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Show 4: They Are Us Nov 20, 2018
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    How should people live long-term in our state if they have a serious mental illness? The hope is that they’ll find ways to integrate into their communities with support, but that’s proven tough to accomplish. In this show we look at the challenges in our community mental health care system.

    Featuring:

    • Ken Libertoff, former director of the Vermont Association for Mental Health
    • Anne Donahue, state representative from Northfield and Berlin, editor of Counterpoint
    • Greg Mairs, operational director of adult services at Counseling Service of Addison County
    • Mary Moulton, executive director of Washington County Mental Health Services
    • Michael Hartman, adult mental health director at Lamoille County Mental Health
    • Connie Stabler, mother and Howard Center board member
    • Louis Josephson, president and CEO of Brattleboro Retreat

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Picture: Anne Donahue knockin it out of the park

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Show 7: Work Nov 20, 2018
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    Both Alexis and Steve were diagnosed with schizophrenia. This is the story about how meaningful, paid work plays a role in their recovery.

    Featuring:

    • Paul Miller, co-coordinator of the Green Mountain Workforce, Washington County Mental Health
    • Louis Josephson, president and CEO of Brattleboro Retreat
    • Alexis Kyriak, artist
    • Steve, culinary worker

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    Photo of Alexis by Diana Gonsalves

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Show 6: I Could Be Well Nov 20, 2018
    Show notes

    Leslie Nelson has heard voices for as long as she can remember. She sees things other people don’t see. This is a conversation about what it’s like to be normal, from Leslie’s point of view, and the incredible power of finding people like herself to talk with about their normal lives with mental illness.

    Featuring:

    • Leslie Nelson, START Team Leader, Howard Center

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Show 3: Parents Nov 20, 2018
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    Connie’s son was diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was nineteen, just as he was becoming independent. He didn’t believe there was anything wrong with him. He did not want to seek treatment. And since he was legally an adult, his parents stood by and watched his life fall apart.

    Ron’s story was much the same.

    One in 100 adults is diagnosed with schizophrenia, and for most, the onset is around this time, in late adolescence, and parents often play a critical role in their care. As caregivers, crisis responders, money lenders…and often they end up having to figure out for themselves which services are available to them, in the complex network of programs that make up the community mental health system.

    This is a story about what it’s like, day to day, year to year, to be the parent of an adult child with schizophrenia.

    I’d love to hear your comments. Just go to the show page and scroll to the bottom and you’ll find a comment box there.

    Featuring:

    • Connie Stabler, a mother and Howard Center board member
    • Ron, a father (note: we are only using Ron’s first name)

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Part 2: Home Nov 20, 2018
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    There are Vermonters who experience psychiatric crises for years — and repeated visits to emergency rooms and psychiatric hospitals. Where do they go when they leave the hospital? And why do they keep coming back? This is a story about the role housing plays in mental health.

    Featuring:

    • Ken Libertoff, former director of the Vermont Association for Mental Health
    • Louis Josephson, president and CEO of Brattleboro Retreat
    • Brian Lincourt, night charge nurse at Brattleboro Retreat
    • Connie Stabler, mother and Howard Center board member
    • Karl Jeffries, unit chief for adult inpatient unit at Brattleboro Retreat

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    They Are Us, Show 5: My Pad Nov 20, 2018
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    A story about Vermont’s only permanent, supervised housing for people with serious mental illness.

    Featuring:

    • Anne Donohue, state representative from Northfield and Berlin, editor of Counterpoint
    • Graham Parker, MyPad director
    • Connie Stabler, mother and Howard Center board member

    This show is part of a seven-part series I produced for Vermont Public Radio called They Are Us, which features personal stories from inside the state’s mental healthcare system.

    Comments: Please make a comment or share a story if you’ve got one. Comments and conversation are part of the point!

    Credits:

    Series Advisor: Dillon Burns, mental health services director at Vermont Care Partners

    Series Associate Producers: Clare Dolan, Mark Davis

    Series Executive Director: Sarah Ashworth

    VPR Advisors: Franny Bastian and John Dillon

    Mixing: Chris Albertine

    Digital Producer: Meg Malone

    Series Logo: Aaron Shrewsbury

    Music for this series is by two excellent Montreal-based bands:

    Godspeed You! Black Emporer and Esmerine. Special thanks to the awesome Bruce Cawdron

    For more information about the series, visit VPR. You’ll find the series schedule and resources.

    Very big thanks to the following people for their knowledge, time and advice: M.T. Anderson, Melissa Bailey, Gretchen Brown, Seleem Choudhury, Anne Clement, Jimmy Dennison, Isabelle Desjardins, Laurie Emerson, Deb Fleischman, Laura Flint, Al Gobeille, Alix Goldschmidt, Gary Gordon, Keith Grier, Heather Houle, Jenniflower, Karen Kurrle, Lt. Maurice Lamothe, Sabrina Leal, Fran Levine, Martie Majoros, Jack McCullough, Mark McGee, Megan McKeever, Betsy Morse, Bess O’Brien, Roxanne Pearson, Julie Potter and her beautiful daughter, Malaika Puffer, Michael Rousse, Marla Simpson, Montpelier Senior Activity Center, Sandy Steingard, Tony Stevens, Cindy Tabor, Gloria Vandenberg, Konstantin von Krusenstiern.


    Cheerleader Oct 04, 2018
    Show notes


    We didn’t have cheerleading at my school. Or pep rallies. I think we would’ve made fun of cheering and cheerleaders at my school. Because we were scared and cruel and had no idea what we were missing.

    My son just started high school and I snuck into the gym for his first pep rally. I almost wept. Seeing all those kids—the freshmen and the seniors and the football players and the shy kids—kids at a stage in life that can be so self conscious and horrible—seeing them all clapping and cheering together and ‘moving to the left and shaking to the right’….it was ridiculous and beautiful and unlike anything I’ve ever seen.

    And right at the middle of all of it were the cheerleaders. So I went and talked with them. They talked about why they love cheerleading and what they’re afraid of and what they’re proud of and what they want to be with they grow up. And school spirit…

    Thanks to all the girls on the St. Johnsbury Academy Cheerleading team for talking with me, and coaches Deb Priest and Chrissy Carr. For more pictures and info on the team, click here.

    Thanks also to Mark Davis for his great advice. As always.

    Our Generous Sponsor:

    This show is sponsored by Honey Road, one of Burlington’s most popular restaurants down on Church and Main. It serves Eastern Mediterranean small plates. And it’s the kind of restaurant where you want everything on the menu. You share, you eat, they take away the finished plates and bring new ones. In other words, it’s episodic and fun. It’s also woman owned, woman run, and Allison and Cara have made a sane and happy work environment. You can even buy the kitchen staff a bucket of beer…


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