Maine Points
Discover Maine Points – Your Weekly Spotlight on Maine’s Movers and Shakers!
Produced by Danny Martignetti of The WGAN Morning News, Maine Points brings you inspiring stories and highlights from organizations making a difference in our community. We proudly share these conversations across all eight stations of the Portland Media Group, ensuring your message reaches listeners throughout Southern Maine. Tune in every Sunday morning on your favorite station:
WGAN – 5:00 AM
WMGX – 5:00 AM
WYNZ – 5:30 AM
WBAE – 5:30 AM
WPOR – 5:30 AM
98.9 WCLZ – 5:30 AM
WZAN – 5:30 AM
WYNZ HD2 – 5:30 AM
Start your Sunday with stories that matter—Maine Points, where Maine’s voice is heard! If you are an organization that wants to be featured, E-mail danny@wgan.com
Friday, May 29, 202005/29/2020
Danny speaks with Executive Director of Portland Community Squash Barrett Takesian. Portland Community is a non-profit community center delivering squash, wellness, and education in Portland, ME. They seek to unite neighbors of all ages and backgrounds and to fully support youth on their journeys from elementary school into adulthood. They believe that a commitment to access, equity, and integration makes every community stronger.
The purpose of this program and inform our Mainers of what Portland Community Squash is and what it does for our community.
Friday, May 22, 202005/22/2020
On March 18th, Veterans Count had anticipated their fifth and largest radio thon to date- and then COVID-19 rolled into…
Friday, May 15, 202005/15/2020
The mission of the Maine Volunteer Lawyers Project is to increase access to justice in Maine through volunteer engagement. To…
Friday, May 8, 202005/08/2020
Danny speaks with with Erin Fogg, VP of development and communications with Good Shepard Food Bank. Good Shepard Food Bank…
Thursday, April 30, 202004/30/2020
Located in the historic West End neighborhood of Portland, Maine, 75 State Street is a nonprofit senior community offering a…
Friday, April 24, 202004/24/2020
Danny speaks with Francine Garland Stark, Executive Director Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence and Jonathan Sahrbeck District Attorney for…
Thursday, April 16, 202004/16/2020
In Maine, we support our neighbors. We stand up and lend a hand, even when it’s hard. Because we know that together, we’re strong.
Now is one of those times to rise up and say ‘We are Maine Strong’. Let’s support our local businesses, because they are owned and operated by (or employ) our friends, families, and neighbors. We will encourage those around us, sharing the good and calming the fear. Let’s get creative, be positive, and support local.
#WeAreMaineStrong is a movement created by the Portland Radio Group to support local businesses today so they can keep their doors open tomorrow.
The focus of this program is to let our Mainers know of a FREE online resource available to them.
Sunday, April 12, 202004/12/2020
As a single point of entry for people affected by HIV/AIDS, Frannie Peabody Center offers client-centered services that address the unique challenges of each individual.FPC programs mirror the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, which aims to reduce new HIV infections, reduce HIV-related health disparities, and increase access to care to optimize health outcomes.
The Purpose of this program is to discuss how HIV impacts those during the Coronavirus Pandemic and what Frannie Peabody Center offers to our Mainers.
Friday, April 3, 202004/03/2020
The Southern Maine Boxing Club was designed to help detour negative youth activities through the teaching of Olympic style boxing along with the teachings of basic nutrition and physical building. Danny speaks with Jay Potvin & Bob Leonard of The Southern Maine Boxing Club.
This show was pre-recorded prior to the Coronavirus Pandemic. The purpose of this program is to show how The Southern Maine Boxing Club is helping our community
Thursday, March 26, 202003/26/2020
CourageLIVES is a branch of St. Andre Home and they provide support and services for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation. They have a home where women survivors can stay for up to 2 years as they work on personal goals, along with addressing medical and mental health needs, educational and vocational needs. Danny is joined by Carey Nason Executive Director of
CourageLIVES.
This show was pre-recorded prior to the Coronavirus Pandemic. The purpose of this program is to show how CourageLIVES is providing support and services for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation in Maine.
