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MAINE POINTS

Wednesday, August 11, 202108/11/2021

Maine Points: Portland Park Conservancy

In Maine Points

The Portland Parks Conservancy is a nonprofit that is designed to help maintain Portland’s Parks. They aim to ensure that…

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, August 7, 202108/07/2021

Shawn Moody- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

Shawn Moody closes out the show with a segment taking calls from listeners. Many comments are made about the Federal Reserve and the banking system here in the United States.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, August 7, 202108/07/2021

Jon Smith

In Inside Maine

Jon Smith is the founder of Great Falls Builders in Gorham. He calls in to talk with Shawn about supply chain disruption and the escalating cost of construction

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, August 7, 202108/07/2021

Kelly and Bob Greenlaw

In Inside Maine

Kelly Genthner-Greenlaw and Bob Greenlaw own the GFB Scottish Pub in Old Orchard Beach. They joined Shawn back in December to discuss how Covid restrictions were making it very difficult to operate a year-round business in a town that depends on summer tourism. Unlike many small businesses in the state, the GFB Scottish Pub survived. Kelly, Bob and their employee Tom join the show for two segments, with phone calls being taken for the second segment.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, August 7, 202108/07/2021

Shawn Moody- Segment 2

In Inside Maine

Phone calls continue to come in for the second segment of today’s show with Shawn Moody.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, August 7, 202108/07/2021

Shawn Moody- Segment 1

In Inside Maine

It’s the first Saturday of the month, and that means Shawn Moody is back behind the mic for today’s edition of “Inside Maine.” Shawn previews his upcoming guests and opens up the phone lines.

MAINE POINTS

Friday, August 6, 202108/06/2021

StrengthenME

In Maine Points

Danny speaks with Miyabi “Abbie” Yamamoto of Maine Associations for New Americans (MANA). They are one of many Partners with StrengthenME. 

Saturday, July 31, 202107/31/2021

Aaron Chadbourne – Segment 4

In Inside Maine

Aaron Chadbourne finishes the show taking your calls and ends up discussing the homelessness problem in Portland, among other topics.

Saturday, July 31, 202107/31/2021

Aaron Chadbourne – Segment 3

In Inside Maine

Jim Cohen is chair of the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce. Aaron speaks with him about the work of the Charter Commission including the first public hearing set to take place on July 28.

Saturday, July 31, 202107/31/2021

Aaron Chadbourne – Segment 1

In Inside Maine

Rep. Ben Collings joins Aaron Chadbourne on Inside Maine to discuss the recent legislative session, including his work on tribal issues and Governor Mills’ vetoes.

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