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Inside Maine
Saturday, March 9, 202403/09/2024
Nick Murray- Segment 2
Nick takes calls from listeners to discuss one of the main topics of people’s mind’s- LD 227. More on this bill will follow throughout today’s broadcast.
Saturday, March 9, 202403/09/2024
Nick Murray- Segment 1
As we “celebrate” Daylight Saving Time, having to turn the clocks ahead by an hour at 2 AM tomorrow- host Nick Murray questions whether we still even need this… Does this actually benefit us, or does it cause more harm?
Saturday, March 2, 202403/02/2024
Shawn Moody- Segment 6
The phones are back open for the final segment of today’s show with Shawn Moody, and as usual the phones light up for the final segment of the show.
Saturday, March 2, 202403/02/2024
Mike Felton- Segment 5
Mike Felton is the Superintendent of St. George School. He joins Shawn Moody via phone to discuss the “Makerspace” project.
Saturday, March 2, 202403/02/2024
Shawn Moody- Segment 4
The phones are back open for the fourth segment of today’s show
Saturday, March 2, 202403/02/2024
David Packhem and Andrea- Segments 2 and 3
David Packhem from “Voices of Hope” is in studio with host Shawn Moody, along with Andrea, a USM student who is in recovery. They join the show for two segments to discuss the dangers of adolescents getting involved with drugs and alcohol.
Saturday, March 2, 202403/02/2024
Shawn Moody- Segment 1
The phones are open as this week’s host, Shawn Moody, gives a preview of today’s show
Saturday, February 24, 202402/24/2024
Aaron Chadbourne- Segment 6
The phones are back open with Aaron Chadbourne for the final segment of today’s show. Callers call in to discuss the topics of the day to finish the show. “Inside Maine” is live stating at 10 AM every Saturday, so if you missed your chance to get in this weekend, feel free to call us at 879-9426 (879-WGAN) next week!
Saturday, February 24, 202402/24/2024
Senator Lisa Keim- Segment 5
Senator Lisa Keim is the assistant Republican leader in the Maine Senate. She speaks with host Aaron Chadbourne to discuss proposals introduced by Governor Mills and Democrats in the legislature to restrict gun ownership in Maine, and a recent letter sent by lawmakers to Maine businesses which is seen as a scare tactic.