Related Programs: Related Programs: The pandemic has shifted even more of our lives online. So what's being done to address Vermont's internet inequities? That's what Maggie Eppstein of Hinesburg asked , VPR's people-powered journalism project. Note: Our show is produced for the ear. We recommend listening if you can! But we also provide a transcript below. Subscribe to Brave Little State, so you never miss an episode: Loading... The transcript Disclaimer: Transcripts are generated using a combination of speech recognition software and human transcribers. They may contain errors,...…Related Programs: Related Programs: The pandemic has shifted even more of our lives online. So what's being done to address Vermont's internet inequities? That's what Maggie Eppstein of Hinesburg asked , VPR's people-powered journalism project. Note: Our show is produced for the ear. We recommend listening if you can! But we also provide a transcript below. Subscribe to Brave Little State, so you never miss an episode: Loading... The transcript Disclaimer: Transcripts are generated using a combination of speech recognition software and human transcribers. They may contain errors,...WW…

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