Patti Daniels
Executive Producer, Vermont EditionPatti is an integral part of VPR's news effort and part of the team that created Vermont Edition. As executive producer, Patti supervises the team that puts Vermont Edition on the air every day, working with producers to select and research show ideas, select guests and develop the sound and tone of the program.
Patti has produced public affairs programs like VPR's symposia and election night coverage, and special projects like the documentaries, Phish: The Final Curtain and States of Marriage. A graduate of Bates College, Patti worked for several years on civil society projects in the former Soviet Union and the Balkans. Patti is a marathoner and native San Diegan.
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For such a wee little thing, the tick has sure garnered a lot of our attention. That's because it can carry Lyme disease and that's something none of us鈥� -
We've learned a lot about how devastating opiate addiction is for families and communities but on the next Vermont Edition, we're taking the conversation鈥� -
Stand outside at night and you might glimpse the swift, darting profile of a bat flying overhead. That sight wasn't rare in the past, but bats in this鈥� -
A "rape kit" is a forensic medical exam that is done by highly trained nurses. Vermont has only 53 forensic nurses, and that means in some communities,鈥�
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The governor signed two bills on Tuesday that extend protections for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Some of the changes have been long鈥� -
Among many other records, Vermont can boast more public libraries per person than any other state in the union. How those libraries get their funding is鈥� -
These long summer days in Vermont are fantastic, but how do you get the most out of the season without breaking the bank? We crowd-sourced your ideas for鈥� -
In his six first months as Vermont attorney general, TJ Donovan has put a spotlight on the health insurance market and predatory college loans 鈥� policy鈥� -
The Red Sox started the baseball season sluggish, but now they're fired up. The Yankees meanwhile, got off to a great start but now they're floundering.鈥� -
Vermont is now three years into its plan to get the whole state on board with universal recycling and composting. But when you look at the number inside鈥�
