Podcasts
Saturday, July 18, 202007/18/2020
Jason Savage
In Inside Maine
Jason Savage, executive director of the Maine GOP, talks to Phil about the GOP’s effort to repeal ranked choice voting in the State of Maine
Friday, July 17, 202007/17/2020
Maine Points: Cumberland County EMA
In Maine Points
The Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency (CCEMA) supports the disaster preparedness of our county. They accomplish this through communication and…
Saturday, July 11, 202007/11/2020
Susan Gallo
In Inside Maine
Susan Gallo joins Marty to discuss the Maine Lakes Monitoring Program
Saturday, July 11, 202007/11/2020
Kevin Mahoney
In Inside Maine
Kevin Mahoney of Casco Systems, talking about making ventilators, joins host Marty Grohman for this segment
Saturday, July 11, 202007/11/2020
Ann Kim and Mary Brant
In Inside Maine
Marty’s guests this segment are Ann Kim and Mary Brant from the American Red Cross Northern New England Region. They discuss the importance of donating blood, something that is needed right now. You can find out how to donate at redcross.org or locally, find them on Facebook at RedcrossNNE.
Saturday, July 11, 202007/11/2020
Governor Paul LePage
In Inside Maine
The former Maine Governor joins Marty in this current segment to discuss the current issues facing Maine
Saturday, July 11, 202007/11/2020
Fausto Pifferer and Reuben Bell
In Inside Maine
Fausto Pifferer and Reuben Bell of Blue Elephant Catering in Saco talk about the challenges of their business, especially catering for weddings, during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Friday, July 10, 202007/10/2020
Maine Points: HospitalityMaine
In Maine Points
As Maine’s only non-profit trade group representing the hospitality industry, their current number one focus is securing a capable, reliable…
Saturday, July 4, 202007/04/2020
Humza Kahn
In Inside Maine
Humza Kahn is a local immigrant, and joins Shawn Moody to discuss race
Saturday, July 4, 202007/04/2020
Inside Maine with Shawn Moody
In Inside Maine
Shawn talks about the state’s and Governor Mills’ response to the pandemic, with both praise and criticisms for the state’s reopening plsn
