The legal landscape for detainees at Guantanamo Bay has shifted since the last month’s Supreme Court ruling. On Tuesday, a hearing might clarify the next steps for court proceedings. We talk with three Vermont lawyers who are doing pro bono work for detainees about the legal implications for their clients. Our guests are attorneys Robert Rachlin, Robert Gensburg and David Sleigh. (Listen)
Also in the program, the Chandler Music Hall in Randolph has been welcoming audiences for a hundred years. Jane Lindholm talks with the board president of the Chandler Center for the Arts about its history and the role it plays in the cultural life of a small town.(Listen)
And commentator Bill Schubart sets out a case in defense of the "right to dry." (Listen)