Talking Life In Vermont With Jonathan Schroth

Jonathan Schroth
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Interviews, Advice, and Real Stories About Everyday Life - Authentic Vermont Podcast

  1. 14: Micaiah Boyle

    3d ago

    14: Micaiah Boyle

    In this episode of Talking Life in Vermont, Jonathan sits down with Micaiah Boyle for a real conversation about sports, family, work ethic, growing up, and figuring out what comes next.Micaiah shares what it was like playing college lacrosse, breaking two vertebrae during his freshman year, and fighting his way back onto the field. He also talks about graduating college, stepping into a new career, moving toward life in Boston, and the lessons he’s carrying with him from his parents, siblings, coaches, and teammates.This episode is about resilience, honesty, family, and the small moments that end up mattering more than we realize.Recorded at The Hub Coworks on Merchants Row in Rutland, Vermont.Sponsored by ICO Electric.

    1h 6m
  2. 13: Stephen Wilk Returns!

    Jun 4

    13: Stephen Wilk Returns!

    Stephen Wilk returns to the Talking Life in Vermont Podcast to share the story of his month-long trip to Costa Rica and the yoga instructor training that became a deeply transformative experience.In this episode, Stephen talks about the path that led him to yoga, the years it took to finally make this training happen, and what it was like to spend three weeks immersed in movement, meditation, philosophy, silence, community, and self-discovery. Jonathan is also joined by Miranda Schroth as they explore the deeper meaning of yoga beyond stretching, including awareness, healing, mantra, breath, joy, curiosity, and reconnecting with who we really are.Stephen also shares stories from Costa Rica, including the food, the people, the off-grid beachfront setting, the tattoo that marked the experience, and what it felt like coming back home with a renewed sense of light, purpose, and excitement.This is a conversation about transformation, presence, and bringing something meaningful back into the community.And remember: if you want to change your community, you have to know who’s in it Special Thanks to The Hub CoWorks for providing todays recording space!

    48 min
  3. 12: Mandolyn and Tyler Crow

    May 28

    12: Mandolyn and Tyler Crow

    Mandolyn McIntyre Crow and Tyler Crow of The Crow Group at Real joined me this week to talk about real estate, cooking at home, goats, chickens, tiny house living, building your own home from the ground up, traveling, trains, small planes, anxiety, Friday the 13th weddings, and why Rutland feels like it’s in the middle of a real comeback. Huge thank you to ICO Electric, our episode sponsor. Recorded at the podcast studio inside The Hub in downtown Rutland. Subscribe to Talking Life in Vermont on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and come along for more conversations with the people who make up our community.

    57 min
  4. 11: Corissa Burnell and Bodie Barton

    May 21

    11: Corissa Burnell and Bodie Barton

    In this episode of Talking Life in Vermont, I sit down with Corissa Burnell and Bodie Barton from the Rutland Area Parent Child Center for a conversation about family, fatherhood, community, resilience, and what it really means to support people with dignity.We talk about Bodie’s work with the Fatherhood Program, Dad’s Café, the importance of giving fathers and male caregivers a place to connect, and the many ways the Parent Child Center is helping families across Rutland County. We also get into personal stories, gratitude, vulnerability, food, music, and the kind of community work that can quietly change generations.A huge thank you to ICO Electric for sponsoring this episode, and to The Hub for providing the space to keep these local conversations going.

    1h 4m
  5. 10: Nate Mastroeni - Red Solo Series

    May 14

    10: Nate Mastroeni - Red Solo Series

    Today’s guest is Nate Mastroeni, principal broker of the Elevations Real Estate Team, LLC. In this episode we talk about Nate’s incredible road trip in his twenties — driving from Pennsylvania all the way to Alaska and back — and the perspective that comes from spending that much time chasing adventure on the open road. Along the way, we also dive into the skiing culture around Killington and Pico, building confidence in our kids, and yes… eventually the conversation drifts into aliens and the unknown. This episode is proudly partnered with Rutland Appliance — providing quality appliances, dependable service, and a team of trustworthy people who truly care about their customers.This episode was recorded at the podcast studio at HubCoworks in downtown Rutland, Vermont. If you want to change your community, you have to know who’s in it.

    1h 1m
  6. 9: I'm Adopted?

    May 7

    9: I'm Adopted?

    If your in the mood for lots of laughing, caffeinated humor, and funny discussions then your not going to want to miss this episode. Join Ethan Oprendek, Seth Howland, Daniel Ball, and myself for one of the most unhinged and hilarious episodes we’ve recorded so far. This is what happens when you put four 90s kids in a room together — three of whom barely know each other — and somehow they instantly become best friends. It’s absolute chaos in the best possible way. From Canadian snacks and paternity tests to friendship flaws, childhood trauma, and the universal fear of being smothered, this episode goes completely off the rails almost immediately. Somewhere along the way, we also try to figure out whether Ethan was actually adopted. ***WARNING*** strong language, questionable decisions, and full debauchery ahead.

    1h 7m
  7. 8: Real Stories from 3 Nurses

    Apr 30

    8: Real Stories from 3 Nurses

    In this episode, we sit down with three incredible nurses from right here in Rutland, Vermont, to get a real, unfiltered look into the world of nursing. Joining me are Amanda, David, and my wife, Miranda. We discuss how nursing has changed over the years, the moments that stick with you, and the lighter, more unexpected sides of the profession. This is a fun, honest, and insightful conversation that gives you a whole new appreciation for the people behind the scrubs.

    1 hr
  8. 7: Jenah Bosch - Red Solo Series

    Apr 23

    7: Jenah Bosch - Red Solo Series

    Today's guest is Jenah Bosch. Jenah is the co-owner of Southside Steakhouse in Rutland Vermont and the most extroverted introvert you'll ever meet. From Connecticut to Vermont, Jenah and her husband Nathan have built a life and a business rooted in hustle, heart, and community. This episode dives into entrepreneurship, stepping outside your comfort zone, and what it really takes to build something meaningful where you live.

    1h 9m
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