Len Rowell interviews Erica Furgiuele, a pursuer of the arts.A graduate of Middlebury engaged in arts, Erica offers reflections and stories from her journey to date. Recorded: 4/10/18

Len Rowell interviews Dorothea Langevin, hospice volunteer and life coach. A new format – an extended story (previously offered at “Stories from the Hearth”, a hospice event) followed by a time of reflection on preparing and sharing more lengthy stories. Recorded: 3/22/18

Len Rowell interviews David Weinstock, Poet, Story Teller, and Teacher. David offers reflections on claiming and sharing your own story, and helpful hints for writing and telling. Recorded: 2/12/18

Len Rowell interviews Dr. Jack Mayer, physician and writer. Through pictures and words, he reflects upon his book “Before the Court of Heaven”; a work of historic fiction dealing with the fall of the Weimar democracy and the rise of the Third Reich. The conversation speaks to the critical issues of that day, and our own time. Recorded: 12/8/17

Len Rowell interviews Katie Gillespie,  practitioner of stand up comedy and researcher manager. Katie speaks of how a shy girl becomes fascinated by this outlet and what stand up contributes to life. Recorded: 11/12/17

Kristen Hoving – Curator, Professor, History of Art and Architecture – describes the exhibition “Land and Lens” drawn mainly from the museum’s collection of photographs, and speaks of the creation of a unique digital catalogue. Recorded: 10/9/17

Faith Gong – new board member for Ilsley Public Library – shares deep attachments with the library for herself and children, and offers hopes and expectations for library and its life in the community. Recorded: 10/4/17

Melissa Lourie – reflects upon her experience as a professional actor, as teacher of theater and Shakespeare, and as founder and guide for the Middlebury Actors Workshop. Recorded: 9/12/17