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We’re looking for art pitches for two station items this year — a new sticker and a limited edition block print design. We’ll use these stickers all year long as station freebies, thank yous, and more. The winning pitches will get $100 for their design.
Click through to read the specs for each project and how to submit by Friday, February 15.
Help us welcome seven new voices to the station, launching six brand-new local shows starting in February. The lineup includes five talk-based shows, one music show, and one talk/music hybrid, covering a wide range of perspectives and creative concepts. From spotlighting nonbinary and queer music artists, to call-in conversations on community issues and politics, to news and interviews on politics and economics through a working-class and social justice lens, these shows bring fresh energy and insight to our airwaves. You’ll also hear explorations of underrepresented healthcare topics from medical professionals and a parody-driven take on classic radio tropes.
A bigger, better WGDR signal is coming in 2026 — and it’s all because of you. Thank you! The FCC application is in, let’s gooo!
Join us at the World Famous Charlie O’s in downtown Montpelier for a night of beats, laughs, and bingo fun on Thursday, January 29th from 8 to 10pm.
The night is hosted by Vermont’s own drag queen legend Emoji Nightmare, with sweet sounds from WGDR’s DJ Emma of The Revel Level. Everyone’s welcome, and bingo rounds are just two bucks each — with fabulous prizes up for grabs!
Each year, the station recognizes three folks who go above and beyond for the station. Voted on by their peers, the Station Awards are a nice way to lift up our dedicated volunteers. Congrats to all! Click through to see the winners.
What a year it was, for all of us. We're so glad to be in community with you - near and far - through the power of community radio. As we wrap this year, here is a rewind highlighting all we did together. Click through for stories and stats!
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Thanks to our underwriters, sponsors, and foundations for funding our programming.
Central Vermont Community Radio is the non-profit that runs WGDR, Plainfield at 91.1 FM and WGDH, Hardwick at 91.7 FM. We are community run through and through with over 70 locally made shows and nearly 45,000 listeners each year over broadcasts, live streaming, and archive/on demand listening. For such a small, rural station, we have a mighty big impact and we appreciate your support.

