Monthly Archives: February 2010

Tomorrow night, when Lincoln, Vermont holds its annual foray into legislative self-determination at Burnham Hall, I am confident that there will be two moments that will leave me nodding: First, when someone says something particularly wise and insightful. Second, when someone … Continue reading →

Chris spent a few minutes chatting with Bethanne Patrick in the Book Studio. Bethanne asked Chris some questions he’d never been asked before. Watch the 7 minute interview here.

The great thing about having a father in Florida is that I always know the weather in Ft. Lauderdale. Whenever my father and I speak on the phone, he tells me the forecast, his gentle though not especially subtle way … Continue reading →

If you have nine minutes, this is a particularly revealing interview I did with Steve Bertrand for bn.com while I was in Chicago this past week. Steve is an absolutely terrific interviewer and I found myself talking about SECRETS OF EDEN … Continue reading →

It is Valentine’s Day, 2007, and Suzanne Eikenberry, director of Montpelier Alive, is walking from her home in Montpelier, Vermont to the Statehouse so she can arrive in time for a live, 6 a.m. radio interview. And she isn’t so … Continue reading →

Lincoln, Vermont Town Clerk Sally Ober is sitting behind her desk at the town office, smiling patiently, the phone pressed against her ear. The caller is Jeff Bercuvitz, a Lincoln taxpayer and a trainer and coach of community builders and leaders. … Continue reading →