There's No "A" in Creemee

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Molly Gray on Dairy, Primary Care & Shaking the Milk, Plus a Dead Heat for Governor

October 13, 2026

Molly Gray returns to the pod for the home stretch of the Lt. Governor’s race. She talks growing up on her family’s vegetable and dairy farm, the crisis facing Vermont dairy, universal primary care, a model zoning code for rural towns, and why she still shakes her milk. Plus: flannel on Statehouse Style and gas station pickles.In our opener, a new poll shows a dead heat for governor, Bernie finally endorses Amanda Janoo, and Andy is the lone member of the public at the first school merger mee...

AG Charity Clark & the Politicization of Prosecution, the Williston ICE Protester Arrests

October 06, 2026

Attorney General Charity Clark returns for an exclusive conversation on why prosecutors can't play favorites, and the backlash from fellow Democrats over the decision to prosecute ICE protestors. She also breaks down the historic $92.7M Meta settlement, 73 lawsuits against the Trump administration, and a new know-your-rights guide for protesting legally.In our opener: sheep invade Burlington High, a garter snake terrorizes Andy's frogs, the "left has a purity test, right has a loyalty test" t...

Lt. Gov. John Rodgers, Weird Campaign Foods, & The Latest on the 2026 VT Elections

September 29, 2026

Lieutenant Governor John Rogers joins us to talk about growing up on a dairy farm, his masonry business, and his journey from Democrat to Republican. We dig into affordability, net metering, Act 250, the trades workforce, supervisory unions, universal health care, and the secret behind his "maroon" blazer.In the opener: a Creemee shortage (thanks, ICE), Andy finally gets his moose and goes to war with a squirrel, a one-year cap on superintendent contracts, Bernie's missing Janoo endorsement, ...

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There's No "A" in Creemee is hosted by Joanna Grossman and Andy Julow. Its publicly listed email is andy@theresnoaincreemee.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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There's No "A" in Creemee typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Vermont elected officials, statewide or legislative candidates, party leaders, campaign professionals, policy experts, and civic leaders with direct knowledge of state politics or public affairs. Common among recent guests: Running for statewide office; Holding or seeking elected office; Serving in party leadership. Recent guests include Tim Ashe, Ryan McLaren, and Molly Gray.

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