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Friday, April 5, 202404/05/2024

Maine Points: US Coast Guard Auxiliary

In Maine Points

Danny speaks with Mike Moloney Paddlecraft Safety Team Coordinator with US Coast Guard Auxiliary, Casco Bay Flotilla on boating safety.…

A HEALTHY CONVERSATION

Thursday, April 4, 202404/04/2024

A Healthy Conversation 4/7/24

In A Healthy Conversation

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 30, 202403/30/2024

Phil Harriman- Segment 4

In Inside Maine

The phones are back open with Phil Harriman for the final segment of today’s show

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 30, 202403/30/2024

Tyler Jeffries- Segment 2

In Inside Maine

Tyler Jeffries is a veteran and talks with host Phil Harriman about his efforts to help fellow veterans in need

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 30, 202403/30/2024

Phil Harriman- Segment 1

In Inside Maine

Phil previews today’s show and takes your calls. Catch the LIVE show every Saturday at 10 AM!

MAINE POINTS

Thursday, March 28, 202403/28/2024

Maine Points: Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine

In Maine Points

At the Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine, They set the stage for all children to imagine and learn through…

INSIDE MAINE

Monday, March 25, 202403/25/2024

Inside Maine: Angus King Podcast 3/30/24

In Inside Maine

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 23, 202403/23/2024

Warren Knight- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

A few minutes into the closing segment of today’s show, Warren Knight from Smiling Hill farm calls in with a response to Maine Turnpike Executive Director Peter Mills appearance in the previous segment. The Maine Turnpike Authority wants to build a new connector to relieve traffic travelling from South Portland to Gorham, however that would involve using land that Knight’s family has owned since the 1700’s. Knight makes his case for why the MTA should have no authority to do this.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 23, 202403/23/2024

Peter Mills- Segment 5

In Inside Maine

Peter Mills is Executive Director of the Maine Turnpike Authority. He joins host Aaron Chadbourne in studio to discuss the planned expansion project in Gorham, which will be the subject of a town hall style meeting on Monday,

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, March 23, 202403/23/2024

Dan Cashman- Segment 4

In Inside Maine

Host Aaron Chadbourne welcomes Dan Cashman, the host of “The Nite Show with Danny Cashman” onto Inside Maine. “The Nite Show” usually tapes in Bangor, but about once a year the show goes on the road for a taping in Southern Maine- and they will be doing that next Friday March 29th at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center. Tickets are free at theniteshowmaine.com. This will be the last time that the show will visit the Portland area, as they will be wrapping up production in the Spring of 2025. Guest for the two shows being taped on Friday include Grammy Award winning musician Paula Cole, as well as musician Tom “Bones” Malone (Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and David Letterman) joining the house Band, “Brian Nadeau and the Nite Show Band.” More guests will be announced as the date gets closer.

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