Episodes
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A new book examines the history and stories held in Maine's many cemeteries (rebroadcast)
Acclaimed broadcast journalist Judy Woodruff discusses her long and pioneering career, the state of the nation, and what she's focused on these days
What explains the many sightings of sharks and whales along Maine's coast this summer?
It's not too early to plan for winter home heating costs by boosting energy efficiency
Why sea urchin scientists, farmers, fisherman and processors are working together to put Maine uni on the map
Filmmaker Lynn Novick discusses the new documentary "Crime & Punishment in America"
Comedian Paula Poundstone on life, comedy and cats—plus a veterinarian answers to your cat questions
How likely are major wildfires in Maine, and how prepared are we?
Author Virginia Shaffer describes her tale of learning about then teaching about oysters
A new statue of Martha Ballard honors the legacy of this Maine midwife who left a valuable diary for posterity
Rick Schneider discusses the outlook for public media, Maine Public's programming and plans—and provides answers to your questions
Listen back to our show about stargazing this summer in Maine
Maine's beloved lakes face threats ranging from algae to pollution to climate change. What's being done?
The effects of domestic abuse include not only physical and emotional harm, but financial impacts as well
We re-air our earlier show about ways to keep pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers safe
Maine's Senior College Network offers older students classes across the state
How participating in the arts can foster better health and well being
How Maine forts have protected people and resources for centuries, and how to visit and learn about them
What donated blood is used for, why there's a shortage, and how to donate blood
What donated blood is used for, why there's a shortage, and how to donate blood
