Danny speaks with Patrisha McLean CEO/Founder of Finding Our Voices. Finding Our Voices is for Maine women survivors of domestic abuse providing critical resources and connection to our sisters, toward personal healing and systemic change. findingourvoices.net/
Patrisha McLean, launched Finding Our Voices on Valentine’s Day 2019 as a multi-media exhibit in her hometown public library in Camden, three years after her husband of 29 years was convicted of domestic abuse. The exhibit featured photo portraits of 14 Maine survivors of domestic abuse as well as corresponding audio recordings of them relating their experiences, and documentation including customized Power and Control wheels.
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On today’s episode, with the election only nine days away, we welcome five-term Republican Senator Susan Collins to the show for the first two segments. Following that, we also welcome her challenger, Democratic Candidate for Senate Troy Jackson.
In the final segment of today’s show, host Josh Filler has the phones open again. If you missed your chance to get in, give us a call at 879-WGAN next week!
Long time District Attorney Stephanie Anderson is looking to regain her seat from current DA Jackie Sartoris. Stephanie explains why she feels Jackie has failed at her job, and what she feels that she can do better.
Today’s host, Josh Filler, continues to take your phone calls for the second hour of today’s show. No surprise- everyone’s calls are about the election coming up on November 3rd, or responding to people talking about the upcoming election.
Josh Filler returns to the studio to host this week’s show- and the phones are open for the first hour. Today’s main topic? Without a surprise- it’s the election coming up on November 3rd.
The department first announced their plan to send out 1,000 monitors nationwide this past August; a significant increase from the 289 observers sent out for the 2022 midterm elections.
President Trump will lift some tariffs on Canadian goods in a bid to help Maine Sen. Susan Collins and other Republicans win races in battleground states.
