Podcasts

Friday, July 19, 202407/19/2024

Maine Veterans Spotlight 7/21/24

In Maine Veterans Spotlight

7-21-24 Episode 9:  Sarah Bernier, an Army Veteran and Career Specialist for Veterans Forward, a program at Fed Cap Maine.…

Friday, July 19, 202407/19/2024

Maine Points: Cumberland County’s National Night Out

In Maine Points

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer,…

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

Aaron Chadbourne- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

The phones are back open for the final segment of today’s show with host Aaron Chadbourne! We always want to hear from you, 879-WGAN (879-9426)

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

Joel Stetkis- Segment 5

In Inside Maine

Joel Stetkis is chair of the Maine Republican Party, heading to Madison, Wisconsin for the GOP nominating convention this week. He speaks with host Aaron Chadbourne about the upcoming convention, the party platform and to assess the potential candidates that Donald Trump may pick as his running mate.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

David Costello- Segment 4

In Inside Maine

David Costello is the Democrat nominee for U. S. Senate. David discusses his candidacy with host Aaron Chadbourne, shares his views of Senator King’s job performance, and makes his case to voters for why they should learn more about his candidacy.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

Jason Cherry- Segment 3

In Inside Maine

Jason Cherry is an independent candidate for U.S. Senate, hoping to unseat Angus King in November. He speaks with host Aaron Chadbourne about his background, his priorities, and his case for Maine voters to send him to the U.S. Senate.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

Steve Robinson- Segment 2

In Inside Maine

Steve Robinson, editor of themainewire.com joins host Aaron Chadbourne to discuss developments in the presidential election and Democrats’ efforts to push President Biden out of the race, Governor MIlls’ refusal to comply with Maine Freedom of Access Laws, and renewed interest from Governor Mills and Secretary of State Shenna Bellows in finding a pathway to let noncitizens vote in Maine.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, July 13, 202407/13/2024

Aaron Chadbourne- Segment 1

In Inside Maine

Inside Maine airs every Saturday on WGAN from 10-1. This week, your host is Aaron Chadbourne and the phones are open for the first segment of the show!

Friday, July 12, 202407/12/2024

Maine Points: Waddles For A Cause

In Maine Points

Waddles For A Cause is a Maine non-profit that provides financial assistance to families facing Childhood Cancer diagnoses. Whether it…

Friday, July 12, 202407/12/2024

Maine Veterans Spotlight 7/14/24

In Maine Veterans Spotlight

7-14-24 Episode 8: Cuppy Johndro, US Air Force Veteran and Secretary at the Loring Air Museum, Bob Crowley from The…

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