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Looking to broaden your mind in just a few minutes? Hosted by Matt Lehrman, the Tell Me More podcast features candid discussions with knowledgeable guests willing to share their unique perspectives and lived experiences on current political and social issues. These courageous conversations invite respectful listening to diverse viewpoints, an essential part of a healthy democracy. Each episode aims to leave you with revealing insights that might possibly suggest new ways to think about our world and your place in it.

Hotel data tells a great story, but sometimes you want more of the conversation behind the numbers. In this award-winning podcast, data analysis veterans Isaac Collazo and Jan Freitag unpack the latest hotel performance and demand trends, discuss the news affecting the numbers and give their off-the-cuff takes on hotel performance analysis in the moment. Sit back and enjoy their rapid-fire banter as they agree, disagree and sometimes agree to disagree on the latest trends affecting hotel industry data.

Tell Me More. A deep dive on all the random ideas, concepts, people, places and things that cross your mind. We are prepared to do all the digging for you on the internet (and beyond) and present (like old school research project style). We're Chelsea & Julie, and we will be your fact finders for each episode. So get ready… we are ready to go deep… like page 12 of Google search results deep. Do you have something you want us to do a deep dive on? Send us an email with the topic to Julie@vermontmoms.com Come hang out with us on Facebook and Instagram @VTMom

Oh Tell Me More… about Schitt's Creek. Racism. Taylor Swift. The Enneagram. The Jonas Brothers. Justice. Christianity. TikTok. Marriage. Have you ever encountered something that you just wanted to know more about? So have we. This podcast is a weekly conversation between hosts Tylena Jeans and Sara Woody to explore our own curiosity about some of these topics. Too often, a lack of understanding prompts fear and self-preservation instead of transformative learning. We hope to model heartfelt, curious, honest conversations about everything from pop culture to politics.