
We talk with people who care about the past and future of our little town in New York's Hudson River Valley.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

John Bradley is a friend, a very thorough and thoughtful guy, and someone who I respect for taking the initiative to form the very first town advisory committee in Claverack. And I like how he approached it - form the committee first, then ask the T... more
Mat Zucker is a Claverack neighbor, and creator and host of the Cidiot podcast (Cidiot.com). He's been doing this for a lot longer than I have, but we have a similar interest in how people that live here contribute - in ways ranging from personal to... more
David Sokosh is a Claverackian artist, a photographer who works in older photographic chemistries such as tintype, wet collodion, anc cyanotype. If you don't know what those are, don't sweat it - you'll get the picture (see what I did there?). I ra... more
Tom and Tracy are close neighbors, and I wanted to talk with them because - like me - they are experimenting with how they manage their land to see if we can increase biodiversity. These days that means focusing on habitat for bugs and birds and a v... more
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I really enjoy this local podcast. MX Morningstar was fun and informative. Way to go, Jeff!
Anne
Great to hear a podcast about our Claverack community.
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The show centers on Claverack and surrounding Hudson River Valley communities, spotlighting local governance, history, culture, and town-building efforts. Episodes frequently explore town politics, community projects, and neighborhood stories—featuring residents, activists, business owners, and educators who are shaping the town's present and future. A notable strength is its hands-on, ground-level focus: guests span council members, local organizers, chefs, librarians, and volunteers, often emphasizing civic engagement, sustainable practices, and inclusive community development.
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Recent guests on The Claverack Podcast include:
1. Anya Bonanno
2. Bryan Fox
3. Peggy Gould
4. Katy Cashen
5. Gary Davis
6. Robert Honeywell
7. Thea Schoep
8. Peter Hoffman
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