Historically Speaking Episode 214: Colonial Painters: An Appreciation. Host Michael Dwyer takes us on tour of six painters born in the American Colonies who lived through the American Revolution and left us with remarkable images that helped define our national past.

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1925: Rutland Goes to the Movies. Host Michael Dwyer takes a look at what was playing a century ago at Rutland's two movie houses. The show features clips from five films including "Ben Hur," the most expensive movie made up to that point.

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Historically Speaking: "Ethan Allen in Castleton: A 250th Anniversary Celebration" with guests Thomas Hughes and Joseph Mark.

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Historically Speaking, Episode 211 "Two Centuries of First Ladies, Part Two." Host Michael Dwyer will present a visual overview of Presidential wives.

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Historically Speaking, Episode 210 "Two Centuries of First Ladies, Part One." Host Michael Dwyer will present a visual overview of Presidential wives from Martha Washington to Ida McKinley.

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Historically Speaking, Episode 209. Word Histories Illustrated. Host Michael Dwyer challenges Tom Leypoldt in solving a series of wide-ranging word history puzzlers.

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Historically Speaking: Monuments, Stones, and Stories. As a sequel to the previous episode, "Saving Evergreen Cemetery," host Michael Dwyer engages Jim Boughton in a conversation about monuments and stones that Jim photographed in Rutland's Evergreen Cemetery.

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Historically Speaking 207" "Saving Evergreen Cemetery." Host Michael Dwyer in conversation with Tom Giffen, longtime President of the Vermont Old Cemetery. Tom describes the efforts and challenges of maintaining the historical cemetery and provides commentary on a video tour of the grounds made by Jim Boughton.

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Historically Speaking - Two Migration Paths to West Rutland, Vermont. Host Michael Dwyer in conversation with Olivia (Gawet) Boughton about her Gawet and Bartlett ancestors.

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