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Eric Ford

Vermont

Director of Content Partnership at Vermont PBS

Director of Content Partnership, Vermont PBS / VPR

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  • The Arts That Shape Us

    1 month ago | vermontpublic.org | Mikaela Lefrak |Eric Ford |Jon Ehrens

    We’re excited to present a new podcast created by the nonprofit Vermont Folklife. It’s called The Arts That Shape Us. It’s devoted to exploring the state’s cultural heritage and what different local artforms say about the past and present of Vermont. This podcast is one of ten projects funded by Vermont Public’s Made Here Fund, created to support Vermont media makers. Vermont Folklife’s Director of Education and Media, Mary Wesley, hosts the show. In this first installment, she takes us to Barre.

  • Vermont films profile Cabot and Proctorsville in the aftermath of 2023 floods

    1 month ago | vermontpublic.org | Eric Ford

    The Made Here series finale features two short documentaries, both about the Vermont floods of 2023. Harry's Harry's - One Vermont Community and the Flood of 2023 Seth Grant’s film Harry's — One Vermont Community and the Flood of 2023 introduces us to Harry's Hardware in the center of Cabot. The store and bar serves as a third place to gather at the heart of the town, and this is the story about the community coming together to rebuild after the flood.

  • Two short films profile prolific Vermont women from Morrisville and Sandgate

    1 month ago | vermontpublic.org | Eric Ford

    In the Made Here film The Vermonter, from Morrisville-based director Aynsley Floyd, octogenarian sheep farmer Bambi Freeman is forced to abandon her life's work and sell her farm due to complications with multiple sclerosis. Facing an unknown future, Bambi offers poignant observations for those confronting transitions in life. Recently, The Vermonter screened at the 2025 Made Here Film Festival in Burlington and received a special jury mention award.

  • Champlain College student films feature Vermont sheep history, local guitars and a trip to Dublin

    1 month ago | vermontpublic.org | Eric Ford

    Every year, the Made Here series features film work from students at Champlain College. This year's showcase features three short documentaries, one that examines the history and practice of sheep farming in Vermont, another about how fine guitars are crafted locally, and a film that tells the story of a changing Dublin neighborhood, from the Champlain College Dublin campus.

  • Champlain College student films feature Vermont sheep history, local guitars and a trip to Dublin

    1 month ago | flipboard.com | Eric Ford

    The 2025 NFL draft is finally here, and it's safe to say that it's one of the New England Patriots' most important drafts in a long time. After all, …

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21 Jul 21

RT @WinooskiLearns: Thanks to the @VTEducation for these free literacy kits for students in our JFK summer program! #vted https://t.co/IheV…

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14 Jun 16

What if Charlton Heston had been holding a book instead of a gun when he said "From my cold, dead hands." That's the society I want.

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2 May 16

Less than 2 weeks to go until the MS Walk and a long way to go! Please consider a donation of any size to help... https://t.co/x5a3P32C0Y