5/3/13: For a decade, bus driver Buddy Longworth has been making thousands of buddies across Vermont, one mile at a time. Whether it's Peppermint Patty Friday, reading poetry over the PA, decorating his bus with kitten calendars, or greeting passengers by name, Buddy is one of a kind. TAGS: air, auto, burlington, business profile, climate change, culture, economy, energy, environment, montpelier, quirky, stuck in vermont, transportation, video, work

4/27/13: After almost 17 years in business, Waterfront Video will close its doors April 30. The age of Netflix and instant streaming has finally brought about the demise of the last video-rental store in Burlington. Eva talks to Waterfront staff, regulars and movie lovers about what the store meant to them.
TAGS: burlington, business, culture, history, humor, internet, movies, on video, quirky, stuck in vermont, video

4/13/13: The 11th annual Can/Am Con (short for Canadian-American Contest) was held at Camels Hump Middle School in Richmond on Saturday — the first time it's been held in Vermont. Model makers from across New England, New York and Canada competed for prizes and bragging rights. ... Read more

4/7/13: The Reward Volunteers app was created by Cabot Creamery Cooperative to celebrate the work of volunteers with recognition and prizes. Using this app for the iPhone and internet, individuals across the country have logged more than 90,000 volunteer hours for about 1800 organizations. ... Read more

3/28/13: Sugar maker and chef Joey Russo is a busy man. From Memorial Day to Valentine's Day he runs Joey's Junction Bakery and Café in Highgate Center. His partner El Towle fills the space with eclectic art and Joey provides the maple syrup-fueled food. TAGS: animals, art, business, culture, food, liquid, localvore movement, northeast kingdom, outdoors, quirky, stuck in vermont, video

3/23/13: Singers from Vermont and Canada met at the Irasburg Town Hall on Saturday for the annual VT All-Day Sacred Harp Singing event. Eva drove through a snowstorm to hear their sweet harmonies.

This episode of Stuck in Vermont was brought to you by Cabot Creamery Cooperative.

3/13/13: Since the late 1940s, Merrill Jarvis has been in the movie business in Vermont. He was 12 when he threaded his first projector. Jarvis eventually opened multiple theaters in the Burlington area and even owned the Flynn Theater in the 1970s. TAGS: burlington, business, business profile, culture, economy, history, movies, quirky, south burlington, stuck in vermont, video, work

12/14/12: Spencer P. Crispe is a seventh-generation Vermonter and the fourth generation in his family to practice law at the Crispe & Crispe Law Firm in Brattleboro. Unlike most attorneys, Crispe is as comfortable in the mosh pit and at the skatepark as he is in the courtroom. He uses his knowledge of the law to promote the ideals of hardcore punk such as civil rights, social justice and equality. TAGS: burlington, civil liberties, culture, drugs, hardcore, health & fitness, justice, performing arts, politics, punk, quirky, skateboarding, stuck in vermont, video, youth

2/14/13: The Valentine Phantom has been papering downtown Montpelier with hearts in secret every Valentine's Day since 2002. Eva goes out early Thursday morning hoping to catch the bandit in action but things don't go as planned. After the town has been transformed with hearts, Eva talks to residents about what this annual event means to them.... Read more

Stuck in Vermont Turns 300!

This is the 300th episode of Stuck in Vermont! Eva Sollberger started Stuck in Vermont six years ago to tell the stories of Vermonters. Since then, she has created more than 30 hours of content with 2 million views. Her work has won state and regional awards.... Read more