David is joined by Filmmaker Bess O’Brien to talk about her inspiring new documentary on neighbors helping neighbors across Vermont. These short vignettes show some of the many ways that folks everyday acts across Vermont, weave our communities together.

Later, David will interview Rutland County Senate candidate Dave Wolk. David has a 50 year history of public service in Rutland County from being a teacher, up through every level of education, culminating with nearly two decades as the President of Castleton State College.

Zach Dora, Advocacy Director for Jersey 1st, joins the show to discuss how a new independent contractor rule could impact gig workers, why New Jerseyans and Americans should be free to pursue employment that works best for them, why Vermonters should care, and the final America 250 celebrations.

Clara Morrison, Executive Director of the Right for Vermont Foundation, informs listeners about Proposition 3, what it would do, and the potential economic impacts.

James Morrone, Policy Analyst with Americans for Prosperity, breaks down how energy policy is a top concern for voters in the midterms. What is causing energy spikes across New England and nationally, and what policy solutions voters should be looking for from candidates to solve the issue.

Chris Maidment, New Hampshire political strategist, updates listeners about the proposal to cap property taxes in New Hampshire, what it would do, how it would restrain local tax increases and local spending, why holding the vote during a general election increases public participation, and why VT should consider a similar proposal.

Representative Richard Bailey (R-Lamoille-2) is a member of the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure Committee.

Mac Teale is a candidate in the Lamoille-2 House District (Belvidere, Hyde Park, Johnson, and Wolcott)

http://www.lamoillerepublicans.com

and Doug Wood is running for a House seat in Chittenden-20 (Colchester Village)

http://dougwoodforvthouse.org