I continued exploring recent releases from Big Thief, The National and Charly Bliss on the show this week, while the retro alternative set honored psychedelic rock icon Roky Erickson of The 13th Floor Elevators, who passed away at 71 earlier this month. Here’s the tracklist for the… Read More
Sean Deveney joined the show Monday to react to the NBA’s weekend blockbuster deal that sent Anthony Davis to the Lakers for Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, Josh Hart and the #4 pick in Thursday’s draft. How does it effect the Celtics and the power structure in the NBA?… Read More
Paul LePage, bartender. Read More
Your core helps your body do amazing things! It is such an important part of our body that affects our everyday life - it keeps you standing, helps with breathing, and you use it every single day! Keep on reading to find out how you can restore your core and get stronger from the inside out! Read More
I’ll be celebrating the release of my new guidebook, “Dog-Friendly Hikes in Maine,” from 5pm to 7:30pm on Tuesday, June 18, at Epic Sports in downtown Bangor, and I’d love to see you there! googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
Join me for a conversation with Bill Green, a familiar face on Maine television for more than 40 years. This time the stories he's telling are mostly about himself, including what his plans are for the next chapter of his life. Read More
By Sterling Pingree- Sports Chowdah. It felt strangely appropriate that on the eve of Father’s day, the team that Pedro Martinez once referred to as his daddy, turned back the clock and made a shockingly Steinbrenner-eque trade. On the weekend that the first place Yankees two biggest “Bombers”,… Read More
You’ll want to mark July 2 on your calendar, because that’s when Paul Doiron’s new novel, Almost Midnight, published by Minotaur Books, will be available for purchase. Paul has written a series of great novels which are now selling worldwide. Read More
A fellow New Englander makes his initial foray to one of the world's premiere races, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Read More
Join Maine at War at the Rally for Norlands: Civil War Living History Weekend, to be held this coming weekend (June 22-23) at the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center, 290 Norlands Road, Livermore. Read More
Happy Father’s Day! We hope it’s a great day for you and your family. It’s probably a busy day for you, but I bet not nearly as busy as Fathers Day is every year for these famous athletes. With this many kids, opening cards and presents can take… Read More
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If I get to give the world just one thing – it will be more good dads. I enjoy the responsibility of being a role model for boys and young men. I embrace being a role model for girls and young women. In both cases, I am demonstrating:… Read More
By Chase Whitney- Sports Chowdah The Celtics have a tumultuous offseason ahead of them. Stephen A. Smith recently reported that the team’s best player, Kyrie Irving (people forget that too often), has given “every indication” to the Brooklyn Nets that he wants to sign with them. If that… Read More
Last week, President Trump traveled to Europe, jumped into British politics, patronized the Irish Prime Minister and attacked House Speaker Pelosi while he sat in front of American war graves at Normandy. It’s no surprise that Democrats and “Never Trumpers” want to see him defeated next… Read More
I hope you will visit a Maine sporting camp this summer or fall. There is no better place to experience everything we love about Maine. Sporting camps offer everything from great food to lots of wildlife, woods, and waters, plus of course, great hunting and… Read More
Portland’s welcome mat for recent asylum seekers could be a lesson for our current administration. Read More
Having devoted much of my research, writing, and teaching to the topic of utopianism, or the allegedly perfect society, I have never felt the need to add “strategic” to “vision.” Nor, to my knowledge, have any other serious scholars and teachers. A serious vision by definition–and by history—should… Read More
By Aaron Jackson, We’re less than a week away from the NBA draft, with the Boston Celtics being an incredibly interesting team to watch. They have three mid to late first round picks in a draft that is widely considered to be a top-heavy year. They’re… Read More
It’s June and summer is here. Ahem, if you consider that the average temperature has been camped out between 51 and 63 degrees, with a few wonderful exceptions. summer is here. But hey, forget the temperature and focus on all the positives: breweries, wineries and distilleries,… Read More
