What to know about Maine ballot questions, voting trends, tight races and more as Election Day approaches

For Public Radio Music Day, we talk with music lovers about how music has the power to connect us and bridge divides

How a growing interest in Maine food products is fueling entrepreneurship in Maine

Climate expert Ayana Johnson writes about how the right efforts to address the climate crisis can still save our planet

The process of seeking and giving grants plays a significant role in connecting community organizations to funding sources in Maine

How to recognize domestic abuse, where to find help, and how to stop it

All about the prickly but fascinating porcupine, and what to do if you or your pet encounter one

Rebroadcast of the show about Penobscot veteran, activist and D-Day hero Charles Norman Shay

Which books are must-reads for any well-read person?

The life and heroism of D-Day hero and Penobscot tribal member Charles Norman Shay (rebroadcast)

Sen. King and Rep. Golden discuss priorities, and Andy Smith talks about the science and role of polling

Celebrating the many exceptional athletes that have come from Maine over the decades

We talk with three candidates seeking the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Sen. Angus King (pre-recorded)

YourVote 2024: Interviews with three candidates vying for Maine's 1st Congressional District seat

As early voting begins, we discuss election matters with Maine's Secretary of State Shenna Bellows. She answers questions about absentee ballots, voter registration, ranked choice voting, election security and more. She also addresses motor vehicle questions and other issues that she oversees.

Classes and learning opportunities for older Mainers

A fascinating micro-animal that's also known as a "water bear," the tardigrade can survive the most extreme conditions

How did candidates J.D. Vance and Tim Walz do, what issues stood out, and does the debate matter?

The challenges and joys of being middle-aged, and how to navigate the midlife years

Maine humorist Tim Sample discusses stepping away from standup, what's he finds funny, and what's next for him

What birds to see during this migration season, and what to know about bird conservation

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

How the tendency to think in black and white instead of embracing the gray areas is contributing to a divisive society

The added challenges that women and girls with disabilities face, in Maine and worldwide

How some residents of mobile and manufactured homes in Maine are trying to keep their housing affordable

What to know about this common eye disease, and how to find support in Maine for vision loss

NPR Weekend Edition host Scott Simon discusses his work and his views on life

The influential life and career of Margaret Chase Smith, and how she inspired a new play opening at Portland Stage

What to know about prostate cancer, particularly screening recommendations

Question 5 on the Maine ballot asks voters to choose between the current state flag and a new design featuring a pine tree and North Star

We learn about the foods and culinary traditions of French Canadian and Acadian cultures

How can Maine manage its forests sustainably so that they thrive in the future?

Reaction to the first presidential debate between VP Kamala Harris and former president Donal Trump

How to prepare for colder days ahead, especially with energy-efficient and cost-saving heating in mind

The debate over short-term rentals in communities all over Maine, and how some towns are regulating them (part of our "Cost of Living" housing series)

Answers to your questions about the new Covid vaccine and other public health matters

Comedian Paula Poundstone shares her humor and her views on our world today

The history and role of Maine's lighthouses, and efforts to preserve and showcase them

Maine politics expert Chris Potholm discusses his new book about significant Maine ballot measures and how they became law

Care and support for domestic animals in Maine suffering from abuse, neglect and other trauma

For this second of two shows on retirement, we discuss financial concerns and planning for the future

How different people envision retirement, and how that concept might change for individuals

As more Maine school districts ban or restrict cell phone use, we discuss the reasons and the repercussions

As the Democratic Convention wraps up, we discuss the latest in presidential election news

Veterinarians answer your pet care questions and concerns

Classes and educational programs for older adults, especially around retirement age— and the benefits of lifelong learning

Is peace possible in the Middle East amid escalating tensions and violence?

Services and support for those who are aging, and how to find facilities that provide the care they need

On the 89th anniversary of Social Security, we discuss its past, its current status, and how solvent it will be for future generations

Maine Public’s president and CEO shares the latest news about our radio, television, digital and classical music offerings—and discusses plans for a new home for the organization

People who know and love trains, and what to know about railways in Maine

The vital role that this seagrass plays in the health of the marine ecosystem—and in capturing carbon

The new Dead Writers Podcast explores the lives of famous Maine writers and their homes

How some insects, spiders and other bugs help the environment, crops and human health

We re-air our conversation with medical leaders about the surge in Covid-19 and other public health issues

Maine's iconic summer camps and their role in the state's culture and economy

More heat waves calls for more A/C, but that contributes to more global warming—what to do? And how do Mainers stay cool?

Our experts answer questions about cars, trucks, SUVs and electric vehicles, from buying to repairing to driving

Author David Lipsky discusses his book about how climate change attitudes came about, including climate denial

Efforts to alleviate Maine's housing shortage by converting older or historic buildings into affordable housing (part of our "Cost of Living" series)

Our panel of medical experts offer answers about public health concerns, from Covid on the rise to rabies and tick-borne diseases

The dire backlog of people awaiting a public defender, and what's being done to fix indigent legal services in Maine

President Biden's decision to stand aside, and the repercussions on the presidential race

What are some of the extreme sports that people participate in in Maine?

The challenges and opportunities for young people from Maine's rural communities

More eco-friendly materials and practices in the fashion industry include re-use of clothing and other trends

How to stay safe when in and around bodies of water in Maine

How to stay safe when in and around bodies of water in Maine

We discuss the pressing news in the race to the White House

What has caused such political and cultural divisions in our society—and how to get past the polarization

The life and work of E. B. White — writer, journalist, poet, essayist from Maine

Horticulture experts discuss summer gardening and answer your questions

History and facts about pipe organs, and why organ music is special

How and why the Gulf of Maine is changing, and what the impacts are

Why 1924 was a significant year, one hundred years ago, in Maine and nationwide

A sampling of best places and foods to eat in Maine

What are some of the best hidden places or popular destinations in Maine?

Commentary on the presidential debate and how the candidates fared

Why paying close attention is beneficial, and how to capture nature's wonders

Why it's so challenging find an affordable home to buy in Maine—and efforts to help

Charles Norman Shay from the Penobscot Nation saved lives in Normandy on D-Day. He turns 100 this week. We learn about his life and legacy.

USA Today's Susan Page discusses her new biography about the pioneering career of journalist Barbara Walters

Financial abuse of older people, how common it is, how it occurs, and what can be done about it

Three top chefs discuss the importance of protecting seafood species for the future

What it's like to live off the land, and why some in Maine choose this lifestyle

The history and significance of Juneteenth and how it's celebrated

The path to legalizing same-sex marriage, and what the future holds for LGBTQ+ rights

Columnist David Ignatius discusses his new novel Phantom Orbit as well as current events

Journalist and author Sebastian Junger discusses his new book about the possibility of an afterlife

Why walking is good for physical and mental health, and great places to go for a walk in Maine

Why and how illegal cannabis activity is happening in Maine, and what's being done to crack down

The remarkable life and legacy of cardiologist and humanitarian Dr. Bernard Lown, and his ties to Maine

The history of Maine's highways, the impacts they've had on communities, and current highway concerns

Interviews with two candidates for Maine's 1st Congressional District

The evolution of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture and other art and culture over the centuries in Maine

Analysis of and reaction to the Trump campaign finance/hush money trail verdict

Three Maine authors discuss their work as part of statewide reading program—and offer book recommendations

The history and culture of the Maine camp tradition and how it has evolved

The popularity of fiber arts in Maine, what people create, and how to learn

The latest approaches to bring back healthy ecosystems in Maine's rivers

How the statewide housing crisis is affecting rural communities, and what small towns are doing to find solutions

Does a potato count as a vegetable? Why the answer to that question matters to Maine

The dire shortage of qualified teachers in Maine, and what's being done about it

How movies can challenge and educate us—and build community

U.S. Rep. Jared Golden discusses top priorities and concerns, including the Middle East and China, gun safety —and the national partisan divide

Horticulture experts offer tips on caring for vegetables, flowers, shrubs, trees and lawns—and discuss native and invasive plants

The mental health challenging that affect mothers, and what's being done to help moms in need

The mental health challenging that affect mothers, and what's being done to help moms in need

The growing start-up culture in Maine, and how entrepreneurship is fostered

Highlight of upcoming shows and events, from music to dance to theater and more

Author Monica Wood discusses her new book and what she's working on

Two avid anglers discuss their books about fly fishing and why it's good for the soul

Longtime NPR journalist Peter Breslow discusses his career and shares stories from his new memoir

We highlight excerpts from three recent favorite shows

Some of the most notable and interesting state and federal court cases in Maine history

How 3D printing works, and the many applications of this technology—especially for the new huge University of Maine 3D printer

How conservationists are working to bring back the almost-extinct American Chestnut tree, and what that teaches about protecting other tree species

Answers to your questions about college options and decisions, including what to do about the problems with FAFSA

Answers to your questions about college options and decisions, including what to do about the problems with FAFSA

What was or was not accomplished during the recent legislative session

How do we approach climate change — with hope or fear? What is the outlook for Maine, and for our planet?

What it mean to live according to a social contract, and does our society do that well?

As part of our series "The Cost of Living: Maine's Housing Shortage," we examine ways to alleviate the housing crisis through shared housing arrangements

As part of our series "The Cost of Living: Maine's Housing Shortage," we examine ways to alleviate the housing crisis through shared housing arrangements

How to introduce variety in your landscape to help wildlife and contribute to a healthy environment

The latest development in Gaza, the U.S. role in the conflict—and how one doctor works for peace

The need for more live organ donations, and what to know about kidney transplants in Maine

The power of art to strengthen community through healing, memory and a sense of place

The tradition of wooden boatbuilding in Maine, what it entails, and how to learn

Comments and stories about how the eclipse experience was for town organizers, scientists and the public

Best-selling author Anne Lamott discusses her new book on the nature of love

Live from Jackman: We learn all about experiencing the historic eclipse from Maine

Ways to approach end-of-life issues, from emotional to spiritual to practical

What makes Maine ice cream special, and what are some favorite places and flavors?

We'll learn how Maine's many lakes serve a key role in the state's economy—and how healthy they are

How to address the shortage of nursing, home health and personal care aides

Maine CDC director Dr. Puthiery Va discusses Covid-19 and other public health concerns

How is Maine's universal school meal program going, and what's being done to improve school nutrition?

Three Maine towns are examples of successful revitalization

Challenges that 20-somethings face in today's world

Award-winning journalist Charles Duhigg discusses his book about being an effective communicator

A new exhibit at Maine Historical Society highlights Maine's diverse musical traditions and history

Maine's top legal official discusses the issues that are on his plate

Travel expert Rick Steves answers questions about Europe and travel concerns

Veterinarians answer your pet care questions

What tiny homes are like, and their potential role in alleviating the housing shortage

Why alpacas are popular in Maine, how to raise them, what makes them unique

How books are being targeted for controversial content, in Maine and nationwide

Brig. Gen. Diane Dunn is the first woman to lead the Maine National Guard

How is the search for a job for those with disabilities, and what helps them thrive at work?

The many symptoms and potential treatments for long Covid, and what medical experts are trying to understand about this frustrating condition

Where to go and what bird species to look for this season

Annual athletic events and competitions for Maine adults age 45 and up

Teams of students design and build complex robots and compete in tournaments

How individuals and communities still dealing with the impacts of winter storms can get help

Personal finance expert Michelle Singletary offers advice on handling money matters

The many influential women throughout Maine's history, from government to science to the arts and more

A conversation with the award-winning actor Gabriel Byrne about his life, career—and his time in Maine

The future direction of Maine's seafood industry includes innovative products and approaches

Maine's new semi-open primaries, the latest on the Presidential race, and other election issues

As part of our series on Maine's housing shortage, we examine how zoning affects availability of affordable housing

Preview of our 2024 series on interesting pursuits, and Maine Public colleagues talk about favorite pastimes

Congresswoman Pingree discusses local, national and international priorities

What to know about electric vehicles, and how Maine is preparing for more EVs

Analysis of the bills and issues before the Maine legislature

How Diversity, Equity & Inclusion efforts are going, and why there is a backlash to the DEI movement

What does cultural appropriation mean, and how does it need to be addressed?

The benefits and challenges of dating for older adults

The role of end-of-life care in Maine, and the variety of hospice options available

We talk with audiologists about help for those with hearing loss, and what to know about hearing aids

History of snowshoeing in Maine, where to go, how snowshoes are made

Three acclaimed authors took part in a new collaborative novel—they'll discuss writing, ties to Maine, and the unique novel format

Efforts to protect and restore critically endangered wild Atlantic salmon in Maine

Our automotive experts discuss new car options, winter driving, electric vehicles and more

Our automotive experts discuss new car options, winter driving, electric vehicles and more

The unique traits of beavers, how they benefit the environment, how the state manages their population

How arts is integrated in Maine classrooms, and how it boosts learning

History of toboggans in Maine, what goes into racing, and what to know about the championships in Camden

Maine DOT Commissioner addresses post-storm repairs and the state's 3-year transportation plan

How meteorologists make weather predictions, and how Maine's climate is changing

What it means to really listen, and how that can help us in relationships, at work, and in times of conflict

How frequent flooding will affect Maine in the future, and what can be done to prepare for, prevent and recovery from floods

Changes in air travel, safety issues in the news, and the future of the aviation industry

NPR's TV critic and media analyst Eric Deggans discusses shows and trends in entertainment and the media

NPR's TV critic and media analyst Eric Deggans discusses shows and trends in entertainment and the media

State experts offer an overview of Maine's affordable housing status, challenges and opportunities

How working with plants and having them around us can help our mental and emotional well being

What to know about this iconic Maine activity, and why it's so popular

How and why telehealth has expanded in Maine, and how to make it more accessible

The presence of hate groups in Maine, what they believe, why people follow them, and what can be done

We meet some of the Black changemakers in Maine who are working for a better society on many fronts

How Maine is poised to become a player in the space industry

The rise in occasional use of cannabis — why this is happening and what the impacts are

A book describes how a Maine company prioritized making products in America

The top issues in Maine that are likely to be addressed during this legislative session

Why is our society so angry, and what can be done to keep it in check?

Analysis of the Presidential race and questions about removing Trump from Maine's ballot

How will Maine's economy fare in 2024? We discuss jobs, housing, tourism, inflation and more.

Why we make and break resolutions, some common goals, and listeners' resolutions

How to consider different health insurance plans during the sign-up period

We talk with key people across the state on the status of the devastating storm

Answers to your questions about Covid, vaccines, flu and other health matters

Who is part of the middle class in Maine, and what challenges are they facing?

Why the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons has such lasting popularity, and how to play in Maine

Answers to your pet care questions, including about the dog illness that is going around

What do midwives do, and why are more women turning to midwives for care?

Our guests share stories of trying new things & exploring new places

Gun issues that are being discussed statewide to reduce gun violence in the wake of the Lewiston shootings

Ideas for local products and services that make great gifts—or to get for yourself

The importance of fostering a love of reading among young children, as Maine joins the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program

Growing rate of diabetes, and what to know about symptoms, prevention, treatment and support

More unhoused people are living in congregated areas—what can be done to help?

Our annual roundup of favorite reads of the year, including lesser-known titles

The history and ecology of wolves, and questions about their presence in Maine

After the terrible shootings in Lewiston, how is the community doing, and what is still needed?

The lesser known aspects of Chamberlain's life, as well as his Civil War legacy

For Cyber Monday, our tech experts offer advice on laptops, phones, smart devices, cybersecurity and more

The history and role of Maine's Christmas tree industry, and what to know about fresh-cut trees

We highlight regional cookbooks, favorite recipes and seasonal dishes

Dr. Puthiery Va with Maine CDC answers your public health questions, from Covid to vaccines to the flu

How curling works, why people like it, how to get involved in Maine

What are the historic places and buildings in Maine that are most in peril, and what can be done to save them

We learn about Maine's old growth forests, ancient trees, and what it takes to be on the Maine Big Tree Registry

Elaborate light displays all over the state, and what goes into making them happen

Former Maine CDC director Nirav Shah, now with the US CDC, discusses the impacts of climate change on illness and disease

A special town hall meeting hosted by Jennifer Rooks, provides a space for space for Maine families to come together and reflect on how the October 25 tragedy has changed us and how we begin to heal as a community.

Our annual Veterans' Day show highlighting stories of Maine veterans

A new book examines how being uncertain can be a good thing — especially in today's society

Our annual gift guide features Maine-made products, art, books, services and more

Past elections in our state and how they shaped Maine

Why young people are dealing with more mental health challenges, and what to do

Top law enforcement leaders answer questions about the Robert Card shooting case

We highlight music, dance, theater, film and other events and shows happening across the state this season

How to support those who take care of aging loved ones who may need help themselves

Stories and tributes to and from the Lewiston Auburn community about those who were harmed and those who helped others during the tragedy

Stories and tributes to and from the Lewiston Auburn community about those who were harmed and those who helped others during the tragedy

Maine Public journalists and other reporters share insights and behind-the-scenes details about the tragedy in Lewiston

Update on the Lewiston shooting case; and experts discuss thwarting mass shootings

We speak with reporters about the latest in the search for answers about the mass shooting

Update and analysis of the mass shooting in Lewiston

Those who live and work in Maine with Latin American heritage (part of our "changing face of Maine" series)

DNA testing has led to an increase in genetic counseling, especially for decisions about disease risk

Historical context and analysis of the latest development in the Israeli-Hamas war

What birds to look for this season, recent rare sightings, and how birds are faring in Maine

Why some choose home-based education and how it works

How Maine's lobster fishery is facing multiple challenges

Understanding the November ballot measures, other than Questions 3 & 1

We discuss the November ballot questions pertaining to proposed consumer-owned electric utilities

For Friday the 13th, we talk about common superstitions, especially maritimes ones and those that are prevalent in Maine (rebroadcast)

How microalgae reflect and contribute to the health of marine ecosystems

For National Coming Out Day, we discuss how LGBTQ+ people address opening up about their identity

Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist's latest book is set in a fictionalized version of Maine's Malaga Island

What to know about raising chickens, how to keep them healthy, and what to do with eggs

What to know about raising chickens, how to keep them healthy, and what to do with eggs

The challenges and advantages faced by female Registered Maine Guides

The pioneering contributions of FDR's Labor Secretary & the restoration of her Maine homestead

NPR Morning Edition host's book Differ We Must analyzes Lincoln's political strategy

Wabanaki artists use their work to convey tribal culture and heritage

The journal Résonance, and other projects that generate increased visibility for Franco American creatives and their influence on culture.

We learn how to protect Maine's natural areas while enjoying them

The former Secretary of Defense discusses national and world affairs

The challenges faced by foreign-born Mainers, skills they contribute, and what's being done to help them

Dr. Puthiery Va introduces herself and discusses her priorities

From common species to rare, we learn about these fascinating creatures featured on Maine Public's "Borealis"

Live from the Wells Reserve, we learn how scientists and citizens track invasive species

Enjoying what's left of the season and preparing for next year

We learn about the causes and effects of these shortages and solutions

We learn about efforts to increase affordable and reliable service

What some organizations are doing to get books in the hands of these kids

What they provide to Mainers and how they achieve it despite changing times

What to know, where to go, and what makes hiking in Maine special

The history, benefits, how-to, and safety of the sport

We discuss the lasting impacts of September 11th and the present state of world affairs

The art, physics, and joy of kites and where to see and fly them

Governor Mills' assessment of the last legislative session and upcoming priorities

Living in a time defined by human-caused, worldwide environmental change

Update on recent labor union activity and strikes and what it means for the future

Update on recent labor union activity and strikes and what it means for the future

Update on recent labor union activity and strikes and what it means for the future

Visual arts and writing to convey a sense of place

We learn about the risks of this "forever chemical" in water and how state authorities are addressing it

We reunite with the author and learn about his latest work

The latest news on Covid, flu, and more—including precautions to keep you healthy.

We catch-up with the grammy-nominated musician, educator, activist, memoirist, and creator of a one-person show

The latest research in Maine and where patients and family members can turn for help

The challenges and rewards of switching careers later in life

The science of addiction, causes, signs, and how to get help in Maine

Our experts reveal the iconic species' fascinating biology, behavior, and management challenges

With a temporary shelter in Portland closing, we'll learn what measures are in place or planned to address the needs of people displaced from their home countries – and how organizations and individuals can help.

We review popular new films, festivals, and shifts in movie-viewing habits

Festivals, concerts, and other happenings in Maine's music scene

The industry adapts and innovates with tasking rooms, novel packaging, expanded styles, sustainability efforts, and gluten free and non-alcohol offerings

What's new in bikes, biking safety, and where to ride

Lithium's unique characteristics and importance in Maine's geology

Weathering the pandemic, growth in diversity, and the productions coming-up

We delve into the quirky biology, habits, and future of the species and learn about 'possum rescue in Maine

The history and architecture of Maine barns

The history and architecture of Maine barns

The "Science Friday" host joins us in this prerecorded event from Portland

Status of the iconic crop, what's in store for the future, and a preview of Wild Blueberry Weekend

Analyst, author, and negotiator Aaron David Miller shares his analysis of recent world events

We speak with youth leaders in the social justice and climate action movements

Expert advice to help your gardens thrive

The expertise and experiences of indigenous voices in archaeology help us to better understand Maine's past, present, and future

Despite controversy over some projects, Maine's aquaculture industry continues to evolve in new and novel ways

We explore this relatively new phenomenon in the art world and what immersive art to experience in Maine

Why Maine beaches are special, their management needs, and some of our favorites

The lack of women police officers, why it matters, and how the trend is being reversed

Our panelists bring us the latest on all manner of automotive developments

We'll hear what was and what wasn't accomplished this past session

What is joy, why is it cited more frequently in our society today, and how do we find it?

New and diverse ways Maine's forest products are used

New and diverse ways Maine's forest products are used

Exploring elder abuse, how to recognize the signs, and what's being done to address it

We'll discuss what's new in personal technology

Author and correspondent Martin Fletcher shares lessons from his storied career

The economic and cultural role of Maine's farmers' markets

Archaeology in Maine provides insights into the State's past, present, and future

Rebroadcast - Our expert panel discusses the ethics of artificial intelligence, and what to beware of as applications of AI expand

Rebroadcast - Historic sites both on and off the beaten path

Three authors featured in the ReadME statewide summer reading program, and their book recommendations

Our expert panelists provide the latest on notable political developments in Maine

Maine's Communities are planning for how to best accommodate ADUs

Maine's Communities are planning for how to best accommodate ADUs

Comedian and author Paula Poundstone returns to Maine Calling.

Tips on staying safe whether on a boat, paddling, or going for a swim in the ocean, lakes or pool.

Ecologist and author discusses how to interpret and observe the natural world

Update of Maine legislation under consideration

The story of a mystery tusk, paleontological research, and a famous elephant

Maine poets discuss their work and the role of poetry today

We learn about challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community

The science and wonder of fireflies and how to protect them

The science and wonder of fireflies and how to protect them

What to know about rabies, and why there are so many cases this year in Maine

The problem of widespread hunger and what can be done to help those who need food and support

Historic sites in Maine: where to go and what to see and learn

Answers to your summer gardening questions, from perennials to pest control

Author Ron Joseph shares stories about his adventures as a wildlife biologist in Maine

The rise in Black-owned businesses in Maine and how to support them

The genre of true crime has surged in popularity in recent years – from podcasts to books to TV series. Three authors share how they got their start in crime writing and how they approach their work. We’ll learn about the differences between fact-based and fiction-writing, and why audiences are so drawn to stories based in real-life drama and intrigue.

Proposed parental & family medical leave, what it includes, and why some oppose it

Three authors featured in the statewide summer reading program, ReadME, and their book recommendations

The ethics of artificial intelligence, and what to beware of as applications of AI expand

What to expect at the Indian Market and what it means to Wabanaki communities

Understanding stroke: causes, symptoms, treatment, recovery and support

The top political issues and Maine news of the month

How to address Maine's affordable housing crisis

Pet news and advice from our panel of veterinarians

New farmers in Maine, the challenges they face, and resources for beginning farmers

How has remote work changed our lives--and society?

A steep rise in homelessness in Maine prompts calls for more action and solutions

What impacts do cruise ships have on Maine's economy, environment and local communities?

Wildlife species in Maine that are endangered or threatened and how to protect them

NPR host and journalist Mary Louise Kelly discusses her new memoir

The many uses of mushrooms and other fungi, from cooking to healing

The sources of and threats to Maine's clean drinking water

The outlook for Maine's statewide transportation plan

What to know about ticks and vector-borne diseases, and how to protect yourself from them

Spring bird migration, rare bird sightings, birding events and destinations

The life and contributions of former mayor and Maine State Senator John Jenkins

What can be done to protect wildlife from harm during road crossings in Maine

All about American writer Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose boyhood home is in Maine

Maine's Emergency Medical Services are struggling to meet the needs of communities

Political Pulse & Month in Review panelists discuss the top Maine news in April

Maine writer Katy Kelleher discusses her new book about the human desire for objects of beauty

Why the unique game of candlepin bowling is popular in New England

Women journalists on the challenges of reporting in a time of disinformation and censorship

Next-generation leaders from Wabanaki nations discuss their work and goals

Ways to maintain hope in the face of climate change, and to communicate about environmental issues

How will Maine adopt more electric power to meet climate action goals?

Author and historian Kenneth C. Davis on the value of great books

How to give blood, and what blood donations are used for

How well is Maine's yellow flag law working to protect people from gun violence?

The status of the pandemic, new booster shots, long Covid research and other health matters

The growth of biomedical research and education in Maine

The lead investigator for the Jan 6th attack on the Capitol discusses what he learned and what's next

Travel expert Rick Steves returns to talk about climate concerns, his new food book, and offer travel advice

Advice from horticulture experts on what to prioritize in your garden this season

How to prepare for next year's total solar eclipse in Maine, and what celestial events are happening soon

Inside the U.S. Supreme Court, its shift to the right, and its role in the future

What to know about colorectal cancer, including screening, prevention and treatment

Why girls and young women are struggling with their mental health, and what can be done to help

Top political stories coming out of Augusta, and the top Maine news in March

Climate scientist Paul Mayewski on his work and the Climate Change Institute's 50 years of research

New opportunities for students pursuing Career & Technical Education in Maine

New opportunities for students pursuing Career & Technical Education in Maine

A film features portraits of inspiring Americans, including Mainers involved in activism and social change

Preparation and response to flooding, especially with the impacts of climate change

Maple syrup production in Maine—and what's on tap for Maine Maple Sunday

The challenges facing people seeking asylum in Maine, and what is being done to help

How to deal with invasive and harmful browntail moths this time of year

How studying phenology reveals the impacts of climate change on nature's cycles

Recognizing the vital role that cultural organizations and entities play in our state

What to know about the efforts to restore parole in Maine

The concept of time, how it's measured, how it affects our lives

The latest automotive news and advice, including buying, selling, electric vehicles and more

How has the pandemic affected our psyche—has it changed who we are?