Vermont boasts a vibrant music scene, celebrated not just through traditional media but increasingly through various music-centric podcasts. These shows highlight local musicians, artists, and their stories, each offering a unique perspective.

Among them is "Vermont Talks," hosted by Becca Hammond, which emphasizes community engagement and often showcases Vermont’s music scene. Hammond enjoys comfortable, in-person interviews, allowing her guests to express their passions openly, making episodes range from 30 to 90 minutes long.

Another prominent podcast, "Rocket Shop Radio Hour," launched by the nonprofit Big Heavy World, features live performances and interviews with local musicians. Host Tom Proctor aims to uncover what motivates artists to create music. This podcast, popular for binge-listening, has a rich archive of interviews with various local artists.

"3SOME," hosted by Kyle Thompson (Fattie B), invites guests to share personal memories tied to three songs. The spontaneous and emotional storytelling format leads guests through a landscape of significant moments, covering a range of emotions.

"ab.stract," also a Big Heavy World production, hosted by Abbey Berger-Knorr, expands beyond music to include discussions with diverse local creatives. Guests bring five songs to spark in-depth conversations about their lives and art.

"Golden Hour," hosted by Shaun Machia and Travis Card, connects skate culture to Vermont’s arts scene, offering relatable conversations with local skaters and musicians.

Lastly, "Load-In Through the Back," hosted by Troy Millette and Paul Varricchione, combines humor with compelling storytelling through interviews with musicians who share their most memorable experiences.

These six podcasts exemplify the burgeoning creative atmosphere in Vermont, amplifying local voices and fostering connections through shared musical experiences.