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INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 19, 202410/19/2024

Phil Harriman- Segment 3

In Inside Maine

Phil Harriman starts the third segment of the show with NOTHING but callers. We always want to hear from you for “Inside Maine”- many of the calls are responses to today’s guests, and others are just talking about the upcoming election. Feel free to call in to the show at 879-9426 (879-WGAN)

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 19, 202410/19/2024

Jeff “JT” Tounge- Segment 2

In Inside Maine

Host Phil Harriman welcomes Jeff “JT” Tounge, who has spent years working in the energy industry. JT talks about the misconceptions about climate change that politicians and the media have both claimed to be the truth.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 19, 202410/19/2024

Bruce Poliquin- Segment 1

In Inside Maine

With the election fast approaching, former Maine Congressman Bruce Poliquin joins today’s host, Phil Harriman, to share his take on the upcoming election.

Friday, October 18, 202410/18/2024

Maine Points: Veterans Forward 10/20/24

In Maine Points

Bill Dodge Auto Group and The Good Feet present the LAST car show of the season to raise money for…

A HEALTHY CONVERSATION

Friday, October 18, 202410/18/2024

A Healthy Conversation 10/20/24

In A Healthy Conversation

This week, Steve and Jeff talk about the value of competency in government. They also discuss personal health and the…

Thursday, October 17, 202410/17/2024

Maine Veterans Spotlight 10/20/24

In Maine Veterans Spotlight

A special Veterans Forward Edition of the Maine Veterans Spotlight: we’ll be talking to Brian Cummings, director of veteran services…

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 12, 202410/12/2024

Scott Jordan- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

Scott Jordan from Cumberland joins the show and speaks with Rep. Jack Ducharme, Orion Breen, and host Aaron Chadbourne about the state budget and how it impacts the priorities of Maine voters.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 12, 202410/12/2024

Rep. Jack Ducharme

In Inside Maine

Orion Breen joins host Aaron Chadbourne in studio to discuss the investigation by The Maine WIre into non-citizen voting. Rep. Jack Ducharme joins the show to discuss the recent announcement by the Mills administration that the state is expecting a $1 Billion shortfall in the state budget.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 12, 202410/12/2024

Orion Breen- Segment 3

In Inside Maine

Host Aaron Chadbourne speaks with Spenser Thibodeau about predictions for the upcoming election and is joined in Studio by Orion Breen to discuss a new podcast “Yes to Housing” which will explore the pathway to adding more housing in Maine.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, October 12, 202410/12/2024

Steve Robinson- Segment 4

In Inside Maine

Steve Robinson from the Maine Wire joins host Aaron Chadbourne to discuss themainewire.com’s latest investigation into Maine election integrity and whether there are non-citizens on the voter rolls.

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