montpelier

Explore "montpelier" with insightful episodes like "123: A Richmond Mad Scientist, The Oldest Igloo and Pumpkin Chucking", "2022-08-31 Bookworm Video Podcast", "E41 - Wokeism and the Destruction of James Madison's Montpelier", "Episode 12: Vermont Center For Integrative Herbalism" and "Episode 0: Irvin Eisenberg, OT and Host of Resilience Radio" from podcasts like ""Vermont Catch-up (Ketchup)", "Bookworm Room's Podcast", "Pod Bless America", "Resilience Radio" and "Resilience Radio"" and more!

Episodes (13)

123: A Richmond Mad Scientist, The Oldest Igloo and Pumpkin Chucking

On this week’s show:

Happy National Chewing Gum day
International Podcast Day
Yankees check in
Vermont UFO
Water scientists guy controls fluoride levels in Richmond
A record-breaking foliage season
Replace Your Ride program
Meals on Wheels cuts
Sign of the times - Beta takes over Energizer plant
Local online retailer
Finally - Boston Tea Partiers recognition

(1:05:11) Break music: Jewelry Company - “Rude”

Down with Dollar General in Royalton, VT
Crossing guard shortage
No tiny house for you
Calais road commissioner big mad
Ooooh, a public reprimand
Pumpkin Chucking
Expandable steel cabin
Weed food and drink
Kitchen academy
Why do I keep missing chili cook offs?!!

(1:46:43) Break music: Robbie Boney & the Fonque Magic Bloody Gang - “I wanna be your Porto Rico”

Scumbag Map

Creepy art guy pleads guilty
Barre mom tries to get sex assault victim daughter to change story
Springfield kidnappers Massachusetts man, woman held without bail in kidnap fo
Springfield, Mass…again
Armed robbery in Burlington Man Left Bleeding Heavily After Assault, Robbery in
Salisbury pair arrested for campground burglaries
Whatchu know about Salisbury, VT?
Pink church for sale
Dispatches from Massachusetts

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Vermont Catch-up (Ketchup)

en-usSeptember 30, 2022

2022-08-31 Bookworm Video Podcast

Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown, Mount Vernon, Monticello, and Montpelier -- we did them all, and I have opinions. They're mostly positive opinions, but there's one place I found distressing and depressing.

Bookworm Room's Podcast

enSeptember 01, 2022

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E41 - Wokeism and the Destruction of James Madison's Montpelier

James Madison's Montpelier is a museum of American history and a center for constitutional education. But a recent article in New York Post revealed that "President James Madison's home, Montpelier in Virginia, has been transformed into a museum focusing on slavery and racism instead of the founding father. No American flags fly at Montpelier, Madison's plantation home in rural Virginia, and not a single display focuses on the life and accomplishments of America's foremost political philosopher, who created our three-branch federal system of government, wrote the Bill of Rights and the Federalist Papers, and served two terms as president."

In this episode, Jim and Dan talk about how James Madison's home has been overrun by wokeism, an ideology based on the belief that America is an oppressive, racist country.

Enjoy!

In This Episode

02:27 - What makes Jim want to retire in Florida

06:46 - What keeps Dan busy on the weekends

08:07 - Jim's vacation getaways

11:30 - The Indiana mall shooting hero, Elijah Dicken

21:04 - Calling AOC "favorite big booty Latina"

27:20 - The destruction of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and James Madison’s Montpelier by wokeism

35:15 - The National Defense Authority Act (NDAA)

50:55 - What's coming up on the next episodes

Favorite Quotes

16:02 - "Hundreds of people walking around today who were at that mall that day in Indiana owe Elijah Dick in their lives. They don't know it yet. They don't realize it. They never will. To walk through that mall and kill all these people, Elijah Dicken has more courage than those cops in Uvalde combined." - Jim Larkin

16:41 - "On cue, Twitter, losing their f*cking minds. Liberals losing their f*cking minds. I can't believe he is in a gun-free zone. They're saying we shouldn't be celebrating him because he was in a gun-free zone and had a gun. He should be brought up on charges. He saved hundreds of people's lives." - Jim Larkin and Dan Wilkinson

34:45 - "F*ck Montpelier. It's a private board that runs that. F*ck them. They know the history but allow Rubenstein to come in with his money. And they're willing to rewrite history." - Jim Larkin

42:47 - "People can't live anymore. They have to choose between feeding their families, paying their bills, paying their gas bills, and paying their electric bills. And this is what NDAA is worried about. They're worried about troops having access to abortion." - Jim Larkin

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Episode 12: Vermont Center For Integrative Herbalism

Interview with Betzy Bancroft, and Kristin Henningsen Teachers at VCIH.

VCIH is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing healthcare resources grounded in Nature. Their work brings clinical herbalism to community practice through the weaving of science, spirit and grassroots activism. They provide one of the nation’s most extensive clinical training opportunities in herbal medicine, rooted in deep connection with the plants and place.

enMarch 08, 2021

Episode 0: Irvin Eisenberg, OT and Host of Resilience Radio

Welcome to Resilience Radio! In this episode I introduce myself and why I am making a podcast.

I grew up an herbalist's son, then went from dancer to massage therapist to structural integrator to occupational therapist. Over the 12 years I've worked as a health care practitioner in Central Vermont, I've enjoyed connecting with the diverse network of other healthcare providers here and am excited to speak more deeply with them on this podcast!

Resilience Radio

enDecember 18, 2020

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DeclarationProject.org

Chris Phillips is at it again: rousing the rabble by collecting various declarations - starting with our own Declaration of Independence - and putting them online. Not only that, he invites all of us to post our own declarations, which Stewart has already done.

Chris, the author of Socrates Café and Constitution Café, has been on the show several times because he's always making trouble and we always have a good time when he tells us about it.

After we finish our rabble-rousing, we spend a few minutes at Montpelier, visiting the ongoing work at the slave quarters and the newly-refurbished library where Madison conceived the Virginia Plan.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usJuly 31, 2015

The State that Said No

Only one of the original 13 states refused to ratify the Constitution. Do you know which one?

Okay, now that you've looked at the picture, do you know why?

Join us for a complete and entertaining explanation from Thomas Howard of the Robert H. Smith Center for the Constitution at Montpelier. It's a fascinating tale, with twists, turns and serious conflicts, some of which persist to this day.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usMarch 27, 2015

The Devil Went Down to Oklahoma, Part II

Still Running with the Devil . . . .

In Part II of this fascinating episode, we finish our discussion with Lucien Greaves, the Overlord of the Satanic Temple. He's the fellow who has been stirring up so much trouble down in Oklahoma with his statue of Baphomet, a winged, goat-headed demon with horns and wings and . . . well, you get the idea. It seems that Lucien's been stirring up trouble elsewhere, too, notably down in Florida, where he's held a rally hailing both Satan and Governor Rick Scott. Why are we not surprised?

When we finish with the Dark Side, we switch to a focus upon Goodness and Light by speaking with some of our friends at Montpelier. We start with Tiffany Cole of the Curatorial Department, who has some exciting new developments to share with us. And then we finish up with our buddy, Doug Smith, who is not only The Riddler, but who also runs the Robert H. Smith Center for the Constitution.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usMay 10, 2014

The Men Who United the States

Best-selling author Simon Winchester discusses his new book, "The Men Who United the States." The unity of our nation is not just a political or social phenomenon. It is also physical, made possible throughout our history by roads, canals, railroads, telegraph lines – up to and including the Internet. The story of how Simon Winchester came to write the book is as fascinating as the book itself.

Also, Stewart talks to Matt Reeves, the Chief Archeologist at Montpelier, James Madison’s historic home in Orange, Virginia.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usNovember 07, 2013

Separation of Powers

"The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands, whether of one, a few, or many, and whether hereditary, self appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny." James Madison, Federalist #47, January 30, 1788.

You said it, James! And this week we're talkin' Separation of Powers, or, as your 8th Grade teacher might have called it, "Checks and Balances." Either way, it's the first and most fundamental way that the Constitution protects our individual liberties. Ben Kleinerman from Michigan State University's James Madison College tells us all about it, and Cash Arehart, from Colonial Williamsburg, tells us about a new Electronic Field Trip that uses baseball to illustrate the concept (Cash is playing the role of Chief Justice John Marshall in the photograph).

We're also talking about how we might improve the Constitution, with our rabble-rousing buddy Chris Phillips and his new project at the National Constitution Center, "The Next 10 Amendments."

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usAugust 22, 2013

Madison's Challenge

James Madison knew that only an educated citizenry could govern itself while preserving its essential freedoms. He spent much of his life building such a citizenry in America.

Today, the Robert H. Smith Center for the Constitution at Montpelier carries on Madison's work in a variety of ways and through a variety of media -- including this radio show. Another way is through the Montpelier Seminars, residential programs in which teachers, judges, police officers and others learn about our constitutional history and values at the very place where Madison lived and worked. We'll talk to Professor David Marion, who recently led a Montpelier Seminar on the Bill of Rights.

It's a noble effort.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usMay 10, 2013

Constitution Day 2012

What's your favorite holiday? Christmas? The Fourth of July? Arbor Day?

Those are all fine choices, but here at Your Weekly Constitutional we have our own particular favorite: September 17 - CONSTITUTION DAY!

Join us for good times with James and Dolley Madison on a sunny day filled with warm breezes, cool drinks and good conversation -- a party in September at Montpelier.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usJanuary 12, 2013

A Squirrel's Leap from Heaven

Was James Madison a tree-hugger?

Although there are no historical photos showing him in a tie-died shirt or wearing Birkenstocks, he was quite a conservationist, as were many of the Founders.

We speak with Sandy Mudrinich, who cares for the grounds of Madison's living legacy, Montpelier.

Your Weekly Constitutional

en-usAugust 10, 2012