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Thursday, October 1, 202610/01/2026
Troy Jackson Apologizes for Remarks
Matt Gagnon looks at Troy Jackson’s apology after comments about Jewish Mainers drew criticism. What did Jackson say, how did…
Thursday, October 1, 202610/01/2026
Why Maine’s Roads Take a Beating
From a massive 683,000-pound generator crawling across Maine to the potholes drivers dodge every day, Matt Gagnon looks at what…
Thursday, October 1, 202610/01/2026
Cumberland Fair & Red Sox Playoff Fallout
Matt Gagnon talks Cumberland Fair traditions and the pie contest before turning to the Red Sox’ playoff exit. What went…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Political Payback & the Gas Tax
Matt weighs in on allegations of political retaliation in a Maine hiring decision, what accountability should look like for elected…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Eye On Politics
Eric Lusk and Keith Mestrich join Matt to break down the latest in Maine and national politics, offering their perspectives…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Craig Peterson
Craig Peterson, America’s Leading Cybersecurity Coach, joins the WGAN Morning News every Wednesday at 7:35 a.m. for Tech Talk, breaking…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Bobby Charles
Bobby Charles outlined his campaign for governor, focusing on affordability, energy costs, government accountability and changes to state services.
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Maine’s Housing Debate
The discussion debated what’s driving Maine’s housing affordability problem and the role of supply, investors and short-term rentals. Steve argued…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Protecting Presidential Memorials
The discussion examined a blocked congressional bill aimed at protecting presidential memorials and debated whether the Kennedy Center falls under…
Wednesday, September 30, 202609/30/2026
Jackson’s Short Campaign
The discussion characterized Jackson’s campaign as short because he replaced Graham Platner late in the election cycle.